Amarillo Sandstorm Football Prepares For 1939 Season Opener
The Amarillo Sandstorm team begins practice Friday morning with two daily sessions. Reserve season tickets go on sale at 8 AM at Maxor Drug. The squad, under new head coach Howard Lynch, aims for strength balance and a faster start, with six home games and tickets priced for reserved and general admission.
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William Redus
Dick Jones
Billy Hale
Bill Andrews
Boone Baker
Charlie Gill
Harold Harrow
Murl Greathouse
Gill
San Antonio
Plainview
Pampa
Lubbock
Dallas golfer to play in national amateur golf tournament
Don Schumacher of Dallas earned a spot in the national amateur golf tournament in Chicago after tying for the last qualifying place and losing a playoff to Jimmy Walkup. O Hara Watts of Dallas will not go due to business, so Schumacher as first alternate will replace Watts.
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Gold Sox Open Series at Borger Tonight
Amarillo suffers 10 to 4 defeat as Lubbock Hubbers dominate with strong defense. Weiland homers and doubles, Pinkney’s ham for each homer sparks the scoring. Sox end home schedule with Pampa doubleheader after Labor Day.
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Uncertainty Still Rules Texas League
The Texas League race has Houston assured of a playoff spot while Beaumont and Oklahoma City miss. Houston won big as Tulsa upset the Buffs 7 2 but still leads. Shreveport won two from Oklahoma City 6 4 and 3 2. Fort Worth beat Beaumont 8 6. San Antonio tied Dallas Rebels for second with a 7 5 win aided by Sygmund Gryska’s ninth inning homer.
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Louis Pastor showdown looms as Sept 20 test nears
Grantland Rice notes two heavyweight bouts with Louis facing Pastor in Detroit on September 20 and Nova-Galento in Philadelphia on September 15. He weighs Louis learning from Armstrong on evading fast boxers and whether he can chase Pastor across 20 rounds.
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Standings and schedules from West Texas New Mexico league and others
Standings show Lubbock led with 14 wins while Amarillo and Pampa trailed. Thursday schedules list games in several cities including Lamesa, Clovis, Midland, and Houston. Across leagues, results featured rain delays in New York and Cincinnati doubleheaders noted, plus American League scores and standings.
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Potocar
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Clovis
Hay
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Christie
Yeager
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Borger Beats Edinburg In Texas Softball Meet
In Houston on August 31 five first round games were scheduled as Corsicana faced Graham and Borger took Edinburg 4-3. Galveston Baytown Denton Borger and Kilgore advanced after opening round play with minor upsets and close scores.
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McKissick Delivers Silent Centennial Address in Edgefield
Dr J R McKissick president of the University of South Carolina planned to speak at Edgefield courthouse centennial but the amplification failed. He bowed and spoke by not speaking drawing compliments for his silent address. Nearby geography notes mention Greenland and Scotland.
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Tennis on Turf Sparks Davis Cup Turf Debate
Henry McLemore argues the Davis Cup should not be held on battered turf at Merion. He notes Australia faces unfair bounces and suggests moving to grass with better courts or switching to en tout cas, clay, or concrete and split matches among clubs to avoid revenue fights.
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Navy Shipmates Meet Recognition Fails Both
Oklahoma City Deputy Sheriffs Jack Sudberry and Croaker, longtime coworkers, discover they are shipmates from the U S S Beaver during a call to tow an intoxicated driver near Lake Overholser. They recall serving together in World War II on the same submarine tender.
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