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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1951

Page

9

Gold Sox Suffers in Second Loss to Pampa 12-5

Amarillo's Gold Sox, exhausted after five straight road defeats, host league leading Doc Fletcher in the return home. Pampa Oilers pounded Monk Webb for a 12-5 win, widening the gap to fifth place as Amarillo eyes a late-season surge with a heavy home stand through September.

Gold Sox Pampa Wallops Sox Amarillo Doc Fletcher Sox Abilenes Lamesa Borger Albuquerque Clovis Pampa Oilers Monk Webb Eddie B:ki Pat McLaughlin

Turner Duniven Lead In Odessa Pro Am Golf Event

In Odessa on August 17 Dick Turner and C L Duniven Jr sit two strokes behind in the $7,500 Odessa Country Club pro am. With 54 holes left, 80 twosomes compete. low ball on each hole scores. Tournament features 64s and 65s, plus a dynamic finish. Also previewing Permian Bowl at Broncho Stadium with East coach Ed Price and West coach Jess Neely. Odessa High School names Lee Taylor new track coach. Gail Smith resigns as Bronchos coach. Jim Daniel promoted to head baseball coach.

Odessa Dick Turner C. L. Duniven Duniven Broncho Stadium Ed Price Texas Jess Neely Rice Lee Taylor Gail Smith Taylor Bronchos Jim Daniel Sandies

Oilers Rally as Firnbach's Error Sparks Amarillo Run

In the Amarillo fourth, after two outs, George Firnbach's error helps the Oilers start a rally. A Pampa sixth inning includes two hits, two walks, and a run due to a fielding error. In the ninth, Larry Mann bats for McLaughlin, singles, and Dallas Crawford Howard's fly to center plates a run. Dial works all nine for Pampa. Oilers tally three in first on four hits and Aikins error. They score in every frame after, with Jake Phillips homering in the four-run fifth, while McLaughlin yields further hits.

Amarillo Murrayee Halter Akin Renee Uene Howard Connors Il Mulcahy Enon Calo Phillips Rice Teenee Richardson Lan Firnbach Eren Uv Nee Diai Baski McLaughlin Pampa RBI Richardson Dean Firnbach Howard Mulcahy Crues Suarez Lujan R—Richardson Murray O—Webb Dial Webb Crain and Hotel George Firnbach Larry Mann Frank Murray Mann Crawford Howard Francis Rice Dub Aikins Oilers Jake Phillips Homer

Baseball Journey in Diamond Battle and Box Controversy

In Havana and Pensacola accounts Dodgers lose 4 to 1 amid controversy over Yankees president MacPhail hosting gamblers in the box. Rickey denounces perceived two sets of rules, while Durocher questions fairness. Dodgers proceed with exhibition tour as Rickey analyzes pitchers and a new mechanical pitching device. 1950 money orders total near five billion dollars reported in Washington.

Durocher Rickey Chandler MacPhail Dodgers Brooklyn Branch Rickey Goren Associated Press New York Larry MacPhail Yankees Grand Stadium A. B. Chandler Baseball Charlie Dressen Brooklyn Ball Park George Dick Young New York Daily News Havana Commissioner Chandler Young New York Times Arthur Daley Yankee Leo Dressen Dodger Montreal Caracas Venezuela Walter O'Malley Washington Post Office Department

Skip Alexander Back in Action at Sioux City Open

Skip Alexander, scarred by a yearlong plane crash, returned to professional golf in the Sioux City Open. He played eight holes before rain halted play, finishing one over par, as Ralph Blomquist and Early Stewart Jr. posted strong starts in the delayed first round.

Sioux City Iowa Skip Alexander Skip Air Force Ralph Blomquist Eagle Rock Cal Elmwood Early Stewart, Jr Dallas

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