Tired Gold Sox Head Home After Tonight
Amarillo nightlife and sports notes highlight a busy period with Chuck Klein exhibition at City View Driving Range and Amarillo High School football practices opening at Butler Field. Headlines cover coach Howard Lynch, backfield prospects like Newby McNeil Smith Fox, and upcoming District 1 AA games including Odessa, Lubbock, and Tech matchups.
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Chuck Klein
City View
Howard Lynch
Amarillo
Paul Bennett
Junior Smith
Claude Fox
Marvin McNeil
Jack Newby
Amarillo High School
Bobby Moore
Newby
McNeil
Smith
Fox
Texas
Wichita Falls
Odessa
Sanstorm
Coyote
Sandies
Exhibition and free instruction session on Canyon Highway
A 30 minute exhibition will be followed by two hours of free instructions for attendees. The range is located on the Canyon Highway at Georgia. There is no admission fee.
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Canyon Highway
Georgia
Seymour wins Ross Rogers Golf sweepstakes with net 64
Dick Seymour shoots a net 64 to win the Ross Rogers Golf Course Weekend Sweepstakes. Other winners include Roy McPherson 96-31-65 and J G Risley 71-5-66 with scores ranging into 70s and 80s across multiple entries.
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Dick Seymour
Ross Rogers
Roy McPherson
J. G. Risley
Warren Rives
T. M. Brown
K. S. Grenewald
Homer Smith
ST. Munhall
H. L. Bradley
John Stockton
Harry DeLashmutt
Bud Ammons
Pat Murphy
Moody Smith
Eire Proposes Pension Increases by Social Welfare Minister
Ireland to raise old age pensions and boosts for the blind and for widows and orphans per proposals from the new Minister of Social Welfare.
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Eire
Indians See Pennant Hope Rise After White Sox Sweep
Cleveland strengthens AL lead with a 6-2 and 8-0 series sweep over Chicago. Feller earns his 12th win and completes his first CG since July 11, boosting the Tribe ahead of Athletics Red Sox and Yankees. Athletics take over second as Senators topple Red Sox. Tigers beat Browns 3-1. Cardinals split with Pirates as Phillies topple Giants twice. Cubs and Reds split a doubleheader.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Bobs
Athletics
Yankees
Brownies
A’s
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn
Braves
Boston
St Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Phillies
New York Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Warren Robinson Makes First Hole in One at Sunset Course
Warren Robinson aced the No. 2 hole at Sunset Golf Course with a 5 iron. The 139 yard hole saw his shot hit the green, bounce once, and drop into the cup. He played with Carl Brown of Pampa.
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Warren Robinson
Sunset
Carl Brown
Pampa
New Swiss Watch Emits Cricketlike 25 Second Alarm
A novel Swiss timepiece emits a chirp reminiscent of a cricket for 25 seconds as its alarm. The gadget showcases a compact mechanism and aims to offer a subtle wakeup cue without a loud ring.
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Switzerland
Amarillo Club crowns city tennis champs at Ellwood Park
Final matches crown champions in singles and doubles across divisions. Notable results include Ida Thomas sweeping Susan Sanford in women's singles while John Allen and Dick Hardin win men's doubles. Marion Mitchell upsets James Garner to reach junior boys final as Bobby Garner and Mitchell contend Monday. Seth B. Pallmeyer of Memphis named to three year Hall County Farmers Home Administration term.
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Amarillo
Ellwood Park Courts
Bobby Garner
James
Marion Mitchell
Mitchell
James Garner
James Utterback
Susan Sanford
Garner
Panhandle
Utterback
George Smith
John Allen
Dick Hardin
Amarillo College
Smith
Jack Hays
Pat Jackson
Gwen Martens
Carmen McGee
Seth B. Pallmeyer
Memphis
Hall County Farmers Home Administration
Baseball box scores and league standings scattered in agitated pages
Fragmented OCR shows multiple major league box scores from 1940s style play with Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia New York and Boston lines. Mentions Dobernic Gumbert Wyrostek Stallcup Scheffing and Lollar among others with totals and RBIs, plus notes on different leagues and teams including Texas and Longhorn mentions.
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Rush
Zientara
Fox
Hatton
CRO Rio
Cincinnati
Smalley
Wehmeier
Corbitt
Cavarretta
Verban
Schenz
Scheffing
Wyrostek
Baumholtz
Adams
Litwhiler
WSSS
Detroit
AbhoaSt Louis
West
Texas-New Mexi Lab
Dillinger
Mayo
Zarilla
Albuquerque
Vico
Priddy
Amarillo
Kell
Pampa
Mullin
Kokos
Lubbock
Evers
Lehner
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Wertz
Moss
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Wakfid
Pelgrim
Pone Dace Sess
Lipon
Fannin
Lamesa i
Wagner
Ostrowski
Agetiee
Ameerican League
Swift
Cleveland
Nao
Itecg
Huhnson
Philadelphia
Sedna
ENE
Aes
New York
Washington
Chicago
Gerilla
Pellagrini
Hutchinson
Boston
Phil Abho
Alnew
Brooklyn
A. Sa
Joost
Manjeski
Berra
Rf-E
Vale
Keller
Suder
Rizzuto
Sas
Rosar
Niarchos
Scheib
Lollar
Tulsa
Houston Wrasse
Shreveport
Reynolds
San Antonio
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Alias Oder
McCullough
Reffensberger
Wil
Oklahoma City
Phil Adelp
Niahros
Beaumont
NEW YK
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PHIL
Longhorn
Rigney
Ashburn
Lockmn
Hamner
Cosby
Chapman
DiMarelle
Big Spring
Mueller
Iene San DiMagero
Vernon
Marshl
Cabllero
Sweetwater
Cooper
Seminick
Pan Anger
Igo
Opam
Angelo
Westrum
Hatzima
del Rio Il
A-Layton
Mitchell
Hodgin
Clovis
Knikwski
Clark
Lupien
Joe Or A Kennedy
Appling
Horser
Boudru
Secrey
Philley
Oston
Feller
Baker
Pieretti
Sraan
Soe Yfond
Banas
Wright
Dallas
Grove
Tulsa Ib
Gordon
Midland
Doby
Boudreau
Odessa
Brook
Snider
O Eliott
Reese
Heath
Edwards
Salkeld
Hodges
Masi
Lemon and Hegan
Haynes
Pauish Miksis
McCrik
Listi
Cox
Sain
DiMegio
Yost
Branca
Conatser
Kozar
Minner
Illiams
Robertsn
Benripan
Step
Thursday Card Promises Six Man Tag At Sports Arena
Promoter Cory Detton unveils a six man tag team bout for next Thursday’s main event at the Sports Arena. Pittsburgh Al Getz and Boston Billy Weidner lead opposing teams with Getz aligned to Rod Fenton of Edmonton and Killer Karl Gray of Milwaukee, while Weider sides with Billy Hickson of Knoxville and Henry Harrell of New Orleans. The bout runs 45 minutes with four men in the ring and an alternate outside the ropes. Gil Knutson of Davenport and Ray Clements of Lubbock headline the tournament main event. One additional bout will be added.
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Cory Detton
Sports Arena
Pittsburgh
al Getz
Boston
Billy Weidner
Getz
Rod Fenton
Edmonton
Canada
Killer Karl Gray
Milwaukee
Weider
Billy Hickson
Knoxville
Henry Harrell
New Orleans
Gil Knutson
Davenport
Ray
Big Train” Clements
Lubbock
Favorites Set In Golf Meet At Amarillo Championship
George Ausbach Jr is the favorite in the first Amarillo Municipal Championship golf tournament opening Monday at the Ross Rogers Course. He won medalist honors with an 85 and is expected to capture the grand championship. Kenneth Moss leads the first flight after a 109 in the test round facing Harry Scott who shot 119. Semifinals Tuesday and finals Saturday.
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George Ausbach, Jr
Amarillo
Women Challenge for Medalist Honors in Amarillo Golf
Mrs. R. J. Moore appears poised to challenge Miss Pat Jackson in the Amarillo Country Club Women's Championship qualifying rounds. Jackson, winner the last two years, faces stiff competition as match play begins Wednesday with semifinals Thursday finals.
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R. J. Moore
Pat Jackson
Amarillo Country Club
Moore
Miss Jackson
Negro Rescued From Negroes in Sylacauga
A 21 year old Harlem man Har Rey Hamilton of Birmingham was moved to Sylacauga jail for safety after admitting the shootings of Willie Cole in Talladega and J. W. Pike in Sylacauga. A mob of Negroes demanded his transfer from Talladega jail and escorted him to Sylacauga. Cole remains in critical condition.
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Sylacauga
Ala
Willis Dean
Dean
Harrey Hamilton
Birmingham
Willie Cole
Talladega
Hamilton
J. W. Pike
Cole
Five More Bodies Retrieved From Army Plane Crash
In Cuneo Italy on August 16 five more unidentified bodies were removed from the wreckage of a United States Army plane that crashed in the Alps during a Pisa to Frankfurt flight a year ago. Ten bodies have been recovered with only two identified Sgt Abram Atkins and Sgt Harmon Newell of Kermit Texas. Rescue crews expect two additional bodies to be recovered from the fuselage buried in snow.
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Cuneo
Italy
United States Army
Alps
Pisa
Frankfurt
Abram Atkins
Harmon Newell
Kermit, Tex
Split Postponed Douber at Pampa
The Amarillo Gold Sox visit the Pampa Oilers for a 8:15 p.m. game in a two game series, aiming to move above .500 after a 3-6 start. Ray Pennemann and Howard Bass led a 4-1 and 4-0 twin bill as Bass shut out Amarillo, matching a West Texas New Mexico League homer record with Bob Crues.
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al Louaillier
Doug Lewis
Gold Sox
Bob Crues
Butler Field
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
Allie Clark
Lamesa
Blair Cherry
Golden Sandies
Burt Bufkin
Muggins Fowler
R. C. Waggoner
Bob Clesson
John Peterson
Mike Sweeney
Mike Montgomery
Don Williams
Clifford Matthews
Odell Conoley
Red Goodwin
Howard Lynch
Amarillo
Lynch
Wichita Falls
Pampa
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Clovis
Borger
Abilene
St. Louis
Ore
Dallas
Houston
Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Tulsa
Shreveport
Odessa
Vernon
Sweetwater
Ballinger
del Rito
Big Spring
San Angelo
Midland
Amarillo Gold Sox
Pampa Oilers
Abilene Blue Sox
Sox
Oilers
Ray Pennemann
Roy Parker
Howard Bass
Bass
Buck Fausett
Parker
Bill Serena
Crues
Jack Ferruga
Goldy Goldizen
Ferruga
Bob Bartholomew
Goldsten
Jimmy Heller
Merlin Hubbard
Earl Harriman
Heller
Grover Seitz
LeMond Jr Wins Amarillo Weekend Handicap Golf Tourney
Tom LeMond Jr paced the field by four strokes to win with a net 62 at Amarillo Country Club. Roy Stockton followed with 66, and Don McCormick 66 as DS Watkins posted 67. John Munn captured the low gross with 68 while R P Brent led high gross at 112.
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Tom LeMond, Jr
Amarillo
Oklahoma Man Held in County Jail on Bad Check Charge
Eddie Fleming 28 of Buffalo Oklahoma is jailed in Potter County on a charge of passing a worthless check over 50 dollars. He was arrested at Alva Oklahoma and returned to Amarillo by Sheriff Bill Adams. Fleming allegedly passed a 65 dollar check to Maddox Western Leather Craft Co on May 20 for boots and 10 dollars cash.
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Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Jones Stadium
West Texas State
Rice
Texas Mines
New Mexico University
Frank Kimbrough
Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Jack Pevehouse
Bell & Braden Construction Co
SMU
Pevehouse
Golden Sandie
Eddie Fleming
Buffalo
Okla
Potter County
Alva
Oklia
Amarillo
Bill Adams
Fleming
Maddox Western Leathercraft Company
Ruth's Condition Remains Critical After Rally
New York August 16 Babe Ruth remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital with a dangerous throat illness. A brief Sunday rally let him sit up for 20 minutes near his wife Claire but he could not converse much as his fever and throat condition persisted.
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New York
U.P
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Claire
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