Graham Hoeme Plowmen Win Globe-News Softball Tourney
Graham Hoeme Plowmen defeat Loyalty 12 to 3 in the Globe-News Softball Tourney finale. Roush drove in five runs with a homer and two doubles, while Loy alty’s Taylor Jones added a homer and single. First Baptist’s Butch Boyter pitched well despite heavy hitting by Graham Hoeme, and Loy alty rallied with solid fielding as fans cheered the action lasting 1 hour 24 minutes.
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Record Breaker By Maude Williams
Friday night anticipates Bob Crues breaking the home run mark as Amarillo fans proclaim Bob Crues Night while the Dodgers look to a 61st homer in a doubleheader win over Albuquerque Dukes. Ray Pannemann starts for the Gold Sox in Friday’s 8 PM opener as teams jockey in a tight league race amid late-season pennant push.
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Weidner Wins Bout With Getz
Weidner defeats Getz in the feature match of promoter Cory Detton's Thursday night card at the Sports Arena. Clements awaits to face Weidner next Thursday with the winner earning a shot at Wayne Martin for the Southwestern Junior Heavyweight crown. Getz won the opening fall with a step-over toe hold. Weidner claimed the second and third falls with full nelsons.
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Olympic Stars Continue Wins In Sweden Meet
American track stars dominated the first half of a two day meet in Gothenburg Sweden led by Norwood Ewells and Herb Barten winning most events. Ewell won the 100 meters and Barten the 800 meters as the U S team swept the sprint and distance events with several top placers.
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Mangrum Tops Open Tourney in Utah Open Golf
Chi Hoyt Mangrum led a field of over 100 pros and amateurs at the Utah Open Golf Tournament on Fort Douglas Course. He shot a five under par 67 with seven birdies and nine pars, as the event trimmed to 60 after the second round. Defending champ Johnny Palmer and others followed, with Johnston the leading amateur. Other notes include local golf results and a final putting meet at Sunset Friday night.
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Pennant Scramble Tightens as Pirates Sweep Phillies
Ralph Kiner drives in 36th homer in 115 games as the Pirates beat the Phillies 11-4 and 2-0 to reclaim fourth place over the Giants by a full game. Boston Braves lead NL, while Red Sox seize AL lead with an 8-4 win over Cleveland. Cubs upset Boston twice, Cardinals surge past Giants and Dodgers, and Joe Hatten wins for Brooklyn 6-1 over Cincinnati.
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High School Stars Set for Game reel Caddy Meet Is Texas Affair
COLUMBUS Ohio Aug 27 The University of Texas favored to win as two 17 year olds John Barrett from San Antonio and Don Addington from Houston reach the 36 hole title match in the national Caddy Golf Tournament Both would win college scholarships Barrett 61 pounds on a five foot 11 frame advances by beating Ted Katula and Gay Brewer while Addington defeats Pete Koelsch and James Teward in order Both Texans plan to enroll at Texas this fall Barrett and Addington recall past Texas caddy events and the match up is expected to draw crowds with Texas favored to win the title and scholarships awarded to the champion and runner up ending in a Texas dominated context Babe Ruth memorial note and a Gotham honor are also referenced in the broader page while the Coyote Stadium setting and Oklahoma participants are noted in the surrounding coverage.
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Italians Deny They Are Supporting Jews
Rome denies reports it backs Jews in Palestine while acknowledging possible secret shipments from Italy. A foreign ministry communique says Italy adheres to United Nations terms for the Palestine truce and remains neutral in the conflict.
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