Gold Sox Win Eighth Straight In The Stretch
Major league results show the Gold Sox extending their win streak to a stretch of games as West Texas New Mexico league scores list Amarillo Berger Pampa Lubbock Lamesa Abilene Albuquerque Clovis. American League Chicago beats New York 11 1 in a lone scheduled game. National League Boston defeats Philadelphia 14 innings 3 2 Cincinnati 3 10 innings. Texas League Oklahoma City 4 Houston 2 Tulsa 19 San Antonio 2 Dallas 3 Beaumont 4 Fort Worth 6 Shreveport 0. Longhorn League Ballinger 13 Sweetwater 6 Vernon 4 Odessa Midland 5 San Angelo 4 Big Spring 11 Del Rio 4. Tuesday schedule lists multiple league matchups across six leagues.
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Amarillo
Berger
Pampa
Lubbock
Lamesa
Abilene
Albuquerque
Clovis
Ballinger
Sweetwater
Vernon
Odessa
Midland
San Angelo
Big Spring
del Rio
Amarillo Enore
Pampa Wee
Abilene Weer
Borger
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Oeere
Philadelphia
Detroit A
Dukes Fall to Gold Sox as Series Hinges on Open
The Gold Sox win their eighth in a row 16-13 at Borger while Albuquerque beats Clo vis 19-10. Buck Fausett reshuffles rotation to start Jack Ferluga against the Dukes as Heller Schumacher Budny and Pannemann form the flip personal rotation.
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Gold Sox
Albuquerque
Dukes
Sockers
Borger
Clovis
Buck Fausett
Amarillo
Jack Ferluga
Ferluga
Goldy Goldszen
Sox
Jimmie Heller
Jack Schumacher
Joe Budny
Buck
Heller
Lamesa
Steee James
Ferruga
Gassers
Goldizen
Billy Martin
Jack
Fausett
Ray Pannemann
Schumacher
Berger
Jerry Folkman
Jack Mayfield
Pannemann
Jim Cain
Bob Frye
Eddie Carnett
Frye
Paul Halter
Hatter
Carnett
Bob Crues
Big Bob
Bob Ferguson
Leon Mitchell
Rae
Ager
Thenevice
Harriman
Porkman
Lewis
Halter
Crues
Gentzkow
C Mansfield
L. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Mitchell
Nell
Ferguson
Lasley
Crowe
Cain
P Seeve Frie Fries
Folkman
Crues Gentzkow
Fries
Mayfield
Mitchell Gentzkow
Harri
Lombardo Aims to Break 1932 Speed Record in Gold Cup
Guy Lombardo seeks to top Gar Wood’s 124.915 mph mark with Tempo VI in the Gold Cup races. He notes water conditions, course availability, and other venues like Red Bank and the Hudson River affect his bid as he trains for Detroit and Labor Day events plus a Potomac River appearance.
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Guy Lombardo
Gar Wood
Royal Canadians
APBA
American Power Boat Association
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
Red Bank
New Jersey
Lombardo
Indian River
Florida
Herb Mendelson
Notre Dame
Salton Sea
India
Calif
Algonac
Mich
Detroit River
Detroit Y.C
Foster
Detroit
Potomac River
Guy
Softball League Champs Award Dinner Draws Big Crowd
About 80 players and guests attended the YMCA Industrial Softball League banquet at Buck's Tavern Monday night. Phillips Petroleum Co. won the champions trophy with Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Co. as runnerup.
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Ymca Industrial Softball League
Buck's Tavern
Phillips Petroleum Co
Foxworth- Galbraith Lumber Co
Clayton Heare
Ymca Board
Mike Carroll
Phillips
Guyon Saunders
Foxworth- Galbraith
Shirley Hudson
Townsend
Betty Stovall
Dick Shaw
Ellis Robertson
Bob Townsend
Jim Brown
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Southwestern Drug Co
Shamrock Oil Co
Borden Co
Yankees Hopes Are Brighter After Seven Straight Wins
New York Yankees manager Bucky Harris reports brighter pennant prospects as seven consecutive victories boost run production to 55 for the stretch. Charlie Keller returns to form driving in 10 runs in four games, with Bob Porterfield Vic Raschi Allie Reynolds Ed Lopat contributing wins and improved pitching. Harris credits lineup shifts including Yoggi Berra at first and Henrich versatility for the surge.
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Bucky Harris
Yankees
Bucky
Charlie Keller
White Sox
Keller
Yanks
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Viccaschi
Allie Reynolds
Allie
Ed Lopat
Joe Pace
Joe
Graham Hoeme Plow Co Faces First Baptist Loyalty In City Softball
Amarillo hosts a twin bill in the City Softball Championship as Graham Hoeme and First Baptist Loyalty clash in the second round at Thompson Park. The opener pits Phillips 66 against Knights of Columbus with Tuesday’s games starting at 7:30 and 9. Finals set for Thursday with possible additional contest in a double elimination tournament.
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Amarillo
Graham- Hoeme Plow Co
First Baptist
Thompson Park
Amarillo Globe News
Graham Hoeme
Veterans’ Administration League
Panhandle
Bill Kiser
R. A
Butch” Boyter
Kiser
Loyalty Nine
Boyter
Golden Sandie
Phillips Petroleum Co
YMCA
Polk Street Methodist
San Jacinto Baptist
Summit Baptist
Cecil Franks
Loyalty
Knights of Columbus
Dub Boyd
Jay Odom
Baptists
Phillips 66
Civic Club League
K of C
Oilers
Wrestle Card Set For Thursday Night At Fair Grounds
The announced one fall bout pairs Jack Carter of Auckland and George Curtis of Jackson. The card features a semi final in the 16 week junior heavyweight tournament with Boston Billy Weidner vs Al Getz of Pittsburgh. The winner faces Big Train Clements in the next week final.
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Auckland
New Zealand
George Curtis
Jackson
Miss
Fair Grounds
Boston
Billy Weidner
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Carter
Curtis
Karl Gray
Milwaukee
Rex Mobley
Borger
Rod Fenton
Billy Hickson
Knoxville
Tenn
Big Train Clements
Lubbock
Getz
Weidner
Boston Braves Hold Top NL Position in West Swing
Boston Braves extend a two game NL lead as they begin a 10 game swing through the West after beating Brooklyn 3 to 2 in 14 innings. Masi and Ryan delivered the decisive doubles while McCormick, Barrett, White, Hogue, and Bickford quieted the Dodgers. Harry Gumbert homered for Cincinnati in a 3 to 2 night win over Philadelphia. Yankees crush White Sox 11 to 1 to narrow the AL gap at Yankee Stadium.
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St. Louis
Boston
Eddie Stanky
Jim Russell
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tribe
Brooklyn
Phil Masi
Connie Ryan
Red Barney
Brooks
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike McCormick
Red Barrett
Ernie White
Bob Hogue
Vern Bickford
Nelson Potter
Hogue
Bickford
Harry Gumbert
Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Rebels Add New Pitcher to Staff
The Dallas Rebels of the Texas League added Cuban right hander Jack Guttierez to their pitching staff. He was obtained from Gladewater of the Class C Lone Star League for the new addition to the Rebels rotation.
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Rebels
Dallas
Dallas Rebels
Jack Guttierez
Gladewater
Japan Rail Workers Strike Ties Up 79 Trains in North
Ninety trains were halted as government railroad workers walked out in defiance of a government ordinance. The action disrupted service in Northern Japan and drew protests from commuters and officials.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kiser Pitches 2nd No-Hitter For Plow Co.
The Graham Hoeme Plow Co. tops International Harvester 1-0 to reach the Veterans Administration Softball League finals as Bill Kiser hurls a second no hit no run game in two weeks. Doug Roush drives in the lone run on a seventh inning triple after a bunt and a steal.
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Graham-Hoeme Plow Co
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Hospital
Bill Kiser
Plowmen
International Harvester
Fyfe Cement and Supply
Atkinson Drug
Graham Hoeme
Kiser
Darrell Sharp
Star Kids, Inc
Doug Roush
Monk Ford
Ford
Bus Dorman
Carson
Fyfe Cement
Wehrman
Billy Keith Irwin
Coffman
Atkinson
Fyfe
Weaver
Ray Daniel
Internat Oal
Graham-Hoe
Sharp
Berryman
Hammoerik
Swiss government blocks Romanian assets in Switzerland
Swiss authorities seize all Romanian assets as a precautionary measure in Bern. Romania exported about 872.5 thousand dollars to Switzerland last year while Swiss exports to Romania reached about 5.4075 million dollars.
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Bern
Switzerland
Oilers and Hubbers End Game Under Protest
Pampa Oilers pitcher Avon Driggers won his 18th game as Lubbock Hubbers protested the top of the fifth inning when Roy Parker dodged Jackie Sullivan by leaving the baseline. Umpire Brockwell ejected Sullivan and the Hubbers filed a formal protest with President Milton Price.
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Avon Driggers
Pampa Oilers
Lubbock Hubbers
Hubbers
Bob Belford
Jackie Sullivan
Roy Parker
Sullivan
Belford
Parker
Brockwell
Milton Price
Pampa
Driggers
Bottarini Hills
Haskins
Moore
Walker
Field Show Planned By Wildlife Group
The Texas Wildlife Federation plans a field show and a statewide game and fish conservation program with an organizational program. Conrad Fath of Austin was named general chairman for the proposed field day to be held with the federation’s spring convention. The events include bait casting, fly casting, pistol and rifle contests, skeet and trap shooting, boat races, and a beach show for hunting dogs.
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Austin
Texas Wildlife Federation
Conrad Fath
Federation
Fredericksburgh
Amarillo Women Share Favorite Spots in Municipal Championship
Mrs. F. S. McCullough and Mrs. Chet Robertson are the favorites as qualifying begins Wednesday at the Ross Rogers Course for Amarillo's Women's Municipal Championship. Last year's winner Mrs. H. L. Reynolds has moved away. Entry is $2 with driving, match play, and finals scheduled through Friday.
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F. S. McCullough
Chet Robertson
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
H. L. Reynolds
McCullough
Robertson
All Stars Prep for Oil Bowl in Wichita Falls
Oil Bowl week begins as Texas and Oklahoma all star junior teams practice at Coyote Stadium in Wichita Falls. Oklahoma squad drills run plays led by Ed Brady and L B Bush while Texas unit under Joe Golding and Cooper Robbins shows strong passing. Standouts include Louis James, Bill Breedlove, I M Rinehart, Bubba Woods, Ken Pridgeon, and Byron Townsend. The game benefits Maskat Shrine Temple Wichita Falls and Oklahoma Shrine bodies.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Coyote Stadium
Ed Brady
Enid
L. B. Bush
Dewey
Louis James
Okmulgee
Bill Breedlove
Winita
I. M. Rinehart
Frederick
Texas All-Stars
Joe Golding
Cooper Robbins
Breckenridge
Bubba Woods
Ken Pridgeon
Bryan
Byron Townsend
Odessa
Maskat Shrine Temple
Oklahoma Shrine Bodies
Texas League Line Scores and Brief Results
Tulsa 10 San Antonio 2 in ten innings with Lively Unser Crocco Minor and Hanning Hell as pitchers. Oklahoma City 4 Houston 24 in a high scoring game. Dallas 3 Beaumont 4 with Gutierrez Fusselman Revels and Muratore contributing.
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Tulsa
San Antonio
Lively
Belton Coach Takes Beaumont Post
Belton High School announced on Saturday that head football coach Bill Dun can will move to French High School in Beaumont as football coach and director of physical education. Walter Davis, assistant to Dun can, was promoted to head coach.
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Belton
Bill Duncan
Belton High School
French High School At
Beaumont
Walter Davis
Duncan
Shone and Dukes Rally Past Pioneers 3-2 in Ninth
Frank Shone pitched a two hitter and drove in the winning run as the Dukes edged Clovis 3-2 in Albuquerque. A triple by Shone capped a three run ninth after a hitless middle innings stretch. Darwin Dobbs held the Dukes scoreless until the ninth.
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Aubuquerque
Frank Shone
Dukes
Clovis
Shone
Pioneers
Jacinto
Gene Machadoe
Darwin Dobbs
Dick Dawson
Dobbs
Les Mulcahy
Dawson
Ray Machado
Shane
Machado
Len Attyd
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