Four Sky Giants Land Berths on State Semi-Pro All-Star Team
The Texas Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney crowned CIS Wolves of Waco champions for the third straight year. Amarillo Sky Giants earned a berth on the state semi pro All-Star squad with Hoot Evers of CIS named MVP after two shutout wins.
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Bob Falk
Fred Hancock
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Lour Burtner
Bill Sadd
South Hood
Gil Turner
Dave Stephens
Dick Mulligan
Porter Field
Melvin Mode
Ray Satterfield
Ed Kirby
Baseball Flop of 1945 Pirates in August
The piece deems the 1945 Pittsburgh Pirates the most disappointing club of the season. Despite a strong start and solid pitching additions, they slump below .500 and drift from pennant contention. Critics blame inconsistency and management quirks by Frank Frisch as factors in the fading campaign.
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Browns
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Giants
Pirates
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Chicago
al Gerheauser
Fritz Ostermueper
Bob Coleman
Braves
Coleman
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Cubs
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Fordham Flash
Visits in Seminole With Zoe Allen in Oklahoma
Miss Zoe Allen of 1310 Harrison is spending a week with her brother Poe Allen in Seminole Oklahoma.
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Seminole
Zoe Allen
Harrison
Poe Allen
Okla
Ring toss results and club incident report
The ring toss winners include Pat Austin over Randal Johnson John Plunket over Herbert Stallings Teddy Miller over Billy Sullivan Richard Shapple over Jimmy Hamilton Teddy Miller over Billy Marsh and Jack Newby over Dale Hulsey. A girl trailing B O Oliver waited outside the club. Ernest Thrasher Rodney Shapple and Buzzy York escaped injury when their car collided with a gas truck on the Canyon highway. the Ford rolled over and came out second best.
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Richard Skapple
Jimmy Hamilton
Jack Newby
Dale Hussey
Ernest Thrasher
Ed Collins
Buzzy York
Buster Oliver Eigth
Jimmy Roberts
Billy Jack McLaughlin
Richard Shapple
Buster Oliver
Moe Hulsey
Wayne Holloway
Ea i
Dale Hulsey
Liord Hulsey
Billy Marsh
Lioyd Hulsey
Lioyrd Hulsey
Ronald Johnson
Rusty Reneau
Edsel Buchanan
Pat McCarthy
Benny Davenport
Dale Hudsey
John Plunket
Herbert Stallings
Roderick McClure
Teddy Miller
Bennis Halford
Rusty Renau
Kenneth Hamilton
Billy Sullivan
Lloyd
Pat Austin
Randal Johnson
Rodney Shapple
Canyon
Softball Season Into Final Lap
The final round of the boys softball program opens tonight with league games in six circuits and playoffs for the top four in each league next week. The champions advance to a world series to crown overall winner.
Tobin Bolsters Tigers In Big League Debut Triumph
Jim Tobin, in his American League debut after a waiver move from Boston, pitched three scoreless innings and hit a three run homer in a 9-6 game one win over the Yankees, as Detroit repeats key success in a twin bill 9-6 and 8-2. Hal Newhouser limited the Yanks in game two for his 18th win. Greenberg collected five hits in the two games.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Tiger
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Yanks
Hal Newhouser
Greenberg
Bengals
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Bob Muncrief
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Phil Cavaretta
Cub
Giants
van Mungo
Ace Adams
Preacher Roe
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Braves
Reformatory Officials Highlight Amarillo Juvenile Program
O. B. Vaughan and J. T. Shults from Gatesville Boys Reformatory visited Amarillo to study the citys sports driven juvenile delinquency program. Shults plans to spread the model statewide after praising Amari llos approach and detailing the merit system and officials expectations discussed at the Kiwanis lunch.
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Canyon
J. T. Shults
Gatesville
Kiwanis Club
Vaughan
Shults
National League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
Chicago leads with 0 losses as St Louis 5 4 and Brooklyn 7-0 top the East. Tonight Pittsburgh faces Boston and Chicago plays Philadelphia, with New York at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Brooklyn in key matchups.
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Sportsman's Club to View Color Films and Skish Plans
The Pan handle Outdoor Sportsman's Club meets at 8 p.m. in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel to discuss many sports including a Skish contest for all ages. Three Technicolor films from the Game Fish and Oyster Commission will be shown and a fishing contest offering 1100 in War Bond prizes is announced within 100 miles of Amarillo.
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Herring Hotel
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News-Globe
Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission
Texas
Pecos
Bill Gunn
Amarillo
Bill Howren
Kerr Tennis Tour Ends Smoothly in Kerr Meet
Glyndon Riley edged Jack Hays 6-2 8-6 to win the men’s singles as Riley and James Utterback captured the doubles 6-2 6-3 over J. E. Lovelady and Clifford Morrison. Roy Kerr announced the Amarillo Open will become an annual warm up event.
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Amarillo
Glyndon Riley
Jack Hays
Hays
Riley
James Utterback
J. E. Lovelady
Clifford Morrison
Roy Kerr
Nounced
Mrs Batson Visiting Dallas Grand Daughter
Mrs. Marjorie Batson of 1004 West Tenth is visiting her daughter Mrs. E. D. Matthews and her new granddaughter in Dallas.
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Dallas
Marjorie Batson
West Tenth
E. D. Matthews
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