Musial Slaughter Spark Cardinals Rally Past Reds
The St. Louis Cardinals swept the Cincinnati Reds 15-4 and 7-3 to inch within a half game of the Dodgers. Stan Musial led the charge with an eight hit spree across the two games including his tenth homer, while Enos Slaughter fueled the offense with seven RBIs in the opener as Musial overtook the NL batting lead.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Musial
Roxboro
N. C
Slauchter
Reds
Grady Hatton
Ray Mueller
Max West
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Gallagher
Phils
Brooklyn
Brooks
New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Hal Wagner
Red Sox
Bobo Newsom
Washington
Philadelphia Athletic
A's
Senator Hurlers
Ray Wilson Built Baseball Upon Montgomery Corner Lot Diamonds
Ray Wilson the Amarillo Gold Sox second baseman started on corner lot diamonds in Montgomery Alabama. He coached 105 pound youth football in 1944 and plans to enter the University of Alabama after the season. His brother Wayne, a 14 year old Montgomery Legion shortstop, bats over .400.
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Frank A. Godsoe, JR
Montgomery
Ala
Ray Wilson
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lot Diamonds
Kids, Inc
Wilson
Amarillo College
San Jacinto Bearcats
Margaret Wills Tigers
Leroy Bannister
Bearcat
Anx
Alabama Ymca
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tides
Bonecrushers
Wayne
Ray
Montgomery American Legion
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Connally Tops Amarillo Club Handicap Golf Event
Tom Connally won the weekend handicap golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club with a net 57. Trailing were S. W. Ball 63 net, Eric Jordan 64, and Fred Gray 64. J. R. Brown had low gross 72 and W. W. Elledge posted high 115.
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Tom Connally
Amarillo Country Club
Connally
S. W. Ball
Eric Jordan
Fred Gray
J. R. Brown
W. W. Elledge
Wrestlers to Get Support for Outdoor Title Bout
Junior heavyweight champion LeRoy McGuirk, a Tulsa resident and former Oklahoma A&M star, defends his world title against Boston Billy Weidner Thursday night at Gold Sox Field. The Khiva Temple Shrine backs the event with most proceeds to a crippled children’s fund, and many Oklahoma natives support McGuirk. Ticket prices range from 1.20 to 3.60 with seven outlets selling seats.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Amarillo
Boston
Billy Weidner
Gold Sox Field
Weidner
Walter Stratton
McGuirk
Khiva
Tulsa
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Ed C. Gallagher
Tulsa High School
Aggie
High Nichols
Oklahoma A. & M
Lambda Chi Alpha
Douma
The
Globe News
Maxor Drug
Herbert Drug
San Jacinto Drug
Joe Scroggins
S. & M. Drug
Cal Farley's
Khiva Temple
Softball Action Returns With Four Game Card
Jaycee Men softball league games resume tonight with four fixtures at Tri-State Field. Carpenters Union faces Pantex at 7 and Wesleys meet Graham Hoeme in the nightcap. Civilian Bombers clash with International Harvester at Amarillo College Diamonds at 6 15. Pinkneys renews rivalry with Jaycees as the week unfolds.
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Jaycee
Carpenters Union
Pantex
Tri-State Field
Wesleys
Graham Hoeme
Amarillo College
International Harvester
College Field
Pinkney's
Greyhound Lines
Plains Chevrolet
Red Lawrence
Santa Fe
Visit in Childress
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cawthon of 2613 Brooks spent the weekend with Mrs. Cawthon’s father W. H. Dorsett in Childress.
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Childress
H. C. Cawthon
Brooks
Hale and Smith Lead Doubles Field at Amarillo Golf
Hale and H L Smith led the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association doubles event at Ross Rogers Course with a 163 gross and 34 handicap for net 129, six strokes ahead of Davis Medley and H B Garrett. Twenty two teams entered. second 18 holes planned for next Sunday.
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Hugh Hale
H. L. Smith
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
Hale
Smith
Davis Medley
H. B. Garrett
Jack Craig
W. T. Leachman
Bill Batson
Cliff Nelson
W. C. McClish
Sherman Gray
R. M. Allred
Aaron Gwyn
Paul Smith
Ernie Dowell
R. L. Thompson
Adrian Lewis
J. G. Risley
Grady Walker
Carl Dunlap
Tony Bankston
B. W. Hayden
C. S. Penry
Jack Phillips
Joe Witt
Tulsans Move Toward Berth In Playoff
Tulsa Oilers in twin bill sweep over Beaumont 8-2 and 4-0 to widen lead over fifth place Exporters to eight and a half games. Mack Stewart fired a one hitter in the nightcap as Hugh Shelley reached base for Beaumont.
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Associated Press
Gus Mancuso
Tulsa Oilers
Beaumont
Tulsa
Mack Stewart
Hugh Shelley
Dallas
San Antonio
Rebels
Fort Worth
Houston Buffs
Cats
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Indians
Houston
Oklahoma
Ned Garver
Sig Jakucki
Bob Moyer
Jay Haney
Haney
George Dockins
St. Louis Cardials
Ted Sepkowski
Jess Landrum
Dick Skale
Fred Gray Wins First in Mixed Foursomes at Amarillo CC
Mr and Mrs Fred Gray won the four ball mixed foursomes at Amarillo Country Club with a 185 50 135 score. Fred Wagner and Mrs George McGrath tied for second with 170 311 139, while George McGrath and Mrs Fred Wagner posted 173 34.
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Fred Gray
Amarillo Country Club
Fred Wagner
George McGrath
Stranahan Edges Ward For Western Amateur Title
Frank Stranahan of Toledo defeated Marvin Ward one up in a playoff to win the Western Amateur at Duluth Minnesota after both finished 36 holes in 138. Stranahan, known for long wood shots, relied on precise irons as Ward faltered on the 38th hole in Stranahan's first major title amid other wins like Durham North Carolina and Kansas City Open.
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Duluth
Minn
U.P
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Marvin
Bud” Ward
Ward
Stranahan
Durham
N. C
Raffkind Visiting Sister in San Antonio
Daniel Raffkind of 1305 Jackson is visiting his sister Mrs. Reba Biner in San Antonio.
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Daniel Raffkind
Jackson
Reba Biner
San Antonio
Mustangs Lose City Title To Gremlins In Softball Playoff
In a 6 3 playoff upset the Gremlins edged the Mustangs to claim the Intermediate division city championship. Bobby Hoare starred for the Gremlins as Fred Hansard supported the effort in a rematch win after the regular season, with both games matching 6 3 scores.
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Kids, Inc
Henever
Albuquerque
Bobby
Gremlins
Fred Hansard
Soxers Sweep Dukes to Move Up Standings
Globe-News reports new Gold Sox player manager Buzz Ross on his 34th birthday directs a 6-0 win in Albuquerque pushing the team to second place. He hints at playing, thanks Scapetone for key hits, and notes upcoming games at Clovis and Abilene.
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Amarillo
Abilene
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Pampa
Borger
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Certers
Newark
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Globe-News
Buzz Ross
Gold Sox
Clovis
Lamesa
Burs
Frank Mekules
Scapetone
Sox
Harry Lamprich
Buzz
Lefty Lonergan
Pioneers
Ross
Bill Scopetone
Mekules
Jimmy Zinn
Bill Evans
Hank Weaver
Gremlins claim title with fielding and sharp pitching
Hoare led four wins in seven days, allowing 12 hits in the series as the Gremlins beat Amarillo College and Mustang errors fueled a big fourth inning. Johnny Hines coaches the team as players like Skippy Hines Billy Holmes Eddie Stone and Keith Ritter starred in a coastal city playoff run.
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Hoare
Gremlins
Bobby Johnson
Sharp
Amarillo College
Mustang
Skippy Hines
Billy Holmes
Eddie Bob Stone
Jim Heath
Leon Dowie
Danny Ritter
Jeeter Dickinson
Winston Adkins
Tommy Reyman
Fred Hansard
Keith Ritter
Johnny Hines
Dr. R. M. Johnson
Paul Holmes
San Jacinto Bearcats
Boys Ranch
Jimmy Webster
Old Tascosa
Webster
Fred Robinson
Bannister
Tom and
Leroy
Bearcats
Carter Karr
Jimmy Davis
Carl Stoddard
Margaret Wills Wolves
Wolflin Wolverines
FE. G. Sanders
Sanders
Wolverines
Billy Colvin
The
Wolves
Newton Wins Broadmoor Invitational Golf Title
Fred Newton of Denver defeated Charles Coe of Ardmore Oklahoma 4 and 3 yesterday to win the 1946 Broadmoor Invitational in Colorado Springs.
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Newton
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Fred Newton
Denver
Charles Coe
Ardmore
Okla
Riley and Hays Fall in Texas Tennis Quarterfinals
Glyndon Riley and Jackon were eliminated in Wichita Falls as Riley, the city champion, fell to Gordon Pease in straight sets 8-6 8-6. Hays lost to Warren McMillan in straight sets, while the duo dropped a doubles quarterfinal 6-1 10-8 to McMillan and Grover Isbell.
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Glyndon Riley
Jackon
Wichita Falls
Riley
Gordon Pease
University of Texas
Hays
Warren McMillan
McMillan
Grover Isbell
J. D. Smyth
Amarillo
Pease
Billy Dixon
Wichita Palls
Gormiey Holman
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Taylor
the Panhandle
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Martin
Oliver Eakle
Texas
Business Men's Assurance Company
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McKinley Pioneers
Mens Field
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Oilers
Ken Olson
Hayden Greer
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Pete Spatafore
Gordon Nell
Joe Bauman
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Bauman
Dick Wolds
Hubbers
Bob Galey
Gorman Weatherstrip CO
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P.O
Southwestern Hobby Shop
Tri-Way Garage
Mechanice
S. Pierce
BOB Seeds Hardware and Sporting Goods
Harwood
South Fillmore St
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Riley, Hays
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver
Fakle Bidg
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