Pioneers Visit as Sox Fall to Lubbock in Lubbock Series
Lubbock Hubbers beat Amarillo 13 to 3 as Ken Wyatt extends his win streak to 17 with the Pioneers due in Clovis for a three game set. Yarborough struggles after four innings. Hargrove hits a solo homer. Bass breaks nose on a pitch. Servicemen free admission next day.
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Dean Turns In Masterful Two Hit Shutout In San Antonio Victory
Dizzy Dean added to his comeback with a three hit performance guiding the St. Louis Cardinals affiliate to a 2 1 win over the Missions. Dean worked seven innings of shutout ball before Frank Mancuso homered for San Antonio. Dean improves to ten wins against three losses as Tulsa Dallas and Shreveport also posted wins amid a day of erratic defense and heavy offense.
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All-Star Game Lineups Revealed Amid Doubleheaders
New York July 3 The pub news today lists tentative batting orders for the upcoming All-Star Game at the Polo Grounds with American League stars including DiMaggio, Williams, and Keltner and National League stars like Brown Reiser Mize Ott and Medwick. Walker Cooper is slated to catch for the NL and the starting AL pitcher remains unsettled amid weekend doubleheaders. Frank Frisch earns the label great juggler after reshuffling the Pirates lineup repeatedly in St Louis news.
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Gordon Slumps but He Holds His Lead
New York July 3. Joe Gordon of the New York Yankees maintained the major league batting lead for a third week despite a seven point drop to .363. Pete Reiser of the Brooklyn Dodgers held second at .348, just ahead of Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox. Larry French of the Dodgers still owns the unbeaten eight game streak, while Hank Borowy of the Yankees slipped to second in the American League with six wins and one loss.
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Service Teams Begin Softball Tournament
Eighteen service teams from Texas and Louisiana start a three day softball tournament in Houston sponsored by the Harris County war bond sales organization's sports activities committee. A second brief notes a New Zealand law making feeding dogs raw livers illegal.
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Doubhab the Cinderella horse set pace at Empire City
In Yonk ers on July 3, the star Doubhab, bought for 190 dollars and started in a coal shed, won his fourth straight race earning 41 770. He earlier set a six furlongs track record at Aqueduct 1 10.2 carrying 125 pounds and now aims at the 5000 Fleet Wing Handicap at six furlongs on July 18 at Empire City. Doubhab has proved his meteoric rise with wins at Delaware Narragansett Belmont and Aqueduct.
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Red Sox and Yankees Open Cropshal Series Tonight
The Red Sox and Yankees clash at Fenway Park in a pivotal midseason series that could swing the American League lead. Williams faces discipline after a fine, while Cleveland and Detroit gain ground and the Cardinals extend a win streak in a light NL slate.
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Standings and results for TENAS League games
Dallas 4 Tulsa 10 Fort Worth 4 Oklahoma City 1 Shreveport 3 Beaumont 1 Houston 2 San Antonio 1 Friday standings show Shreveport 44 39 Houston 42 40 Fort Worth 40 39 Tulsa 40 42 Oklahoma City 37 46 Dallas 30 49 Friday schedule includes Dallas at Tulsa Fort Worth at Oklahoma City Shreveport at Beaumont Houston at San Antonio. Samuel Hearne noted as the first overland white arrival to the Arctic from Hudson Bay.
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Coaching School to Run Despite Two Instructors Absent
Abilene July 3 The world's largest coaching school will proceed with no drop in attendance says Texas High School Coaches Association President Eck Curtis. The tenth annual school runs August 3 to 8 with Frank Leahy and Wallace Butts as head instructors guiding all star outfits for the August 8 clash. Jack Sisco and Marty Karow are set to teach defensive line and backfield play but have military service issues. Sisco has leave while Karow works on one.
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Horton Smith Seeks Golf Job Amid War Conditions
Horton Smith, famed golfer, says he was released June 1 by his employer and his Pinehurst club contract wasn’t renewed due to war. He plans Ryder Cup exhibitions in Detroit July 11 and remains optimistic about job prospects. Also notes Dave Kelley shot 73 with a hole in one, a rare 15-year career highlight. Canada remains the world’s largest maple producer.
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Innovation for Golf Event Brings Flight Prizes at Tri State
Pro George Ausbach announced a new format for the Tri State Senior Golf Tournament starting next Tuesday at the Country Club. Qualifying rounds split into five age flights with a $25 war bond medal prize, five $10 stamps for group winners, and a $25 war bond for the overall champion. Each flight and consolation flight yields $10 stamps, with runners up getting $5 stamps. Dozens of seniors practice and attendance is expected to be strong despite the war. players from West Texas eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma are expected, including Dalhart and Plainview entrants. Gus Leftwich will handle local entries as community support grows. John E. Payne of Edmond is defending champion. O. T. Nicholson of Shamrock is association president. The tournament dinner opens Tuesday.
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Mark in Dickey derby sparks catcher race headlines
New York July 3. The piece outlines contenders to break Bill Dickey's record of 100 games caught in 13 straight seasons. Mickey Owen leads as the likeliest successor, with Frank Hayes Ray Lamanne Clyde Kluttz and others in pursuit. It notes past near-misses by Al Lopez and Ernie Lombardi and lists season batting and pitching leaders from various teams.
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Wyatt Sets 17 Game Winning Streak in Pro Baseball
Clovis Pioneer pitcher Ken Wyatt extended his unbeaten run to 17 straight decisions in the West Texas New Mexico League. The 22-year-old lefty from Ellensburg Washington moved past Pat Rails of 1940 to claim a modern record for consecutive wins while hurling complete games and posting a 240 ERA. Wyatt defeated Amarillo 7-1 and Pampa 4-1 to maintain the streak and help Clovis capture the Shaughnessy playoff title with eight games noted in the standings.
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Beaumont Youth Medalist In Galveston Tourney
Tyrrell Garth Jr 17 from Beaumont shot four under par 67 to win medal honors at the Galveston Invitation Golf tournament held at the Country Club. Happy Lenz of Galveston was one stroke behind, with Bobby Wolf of Beaumont and Tom Ahearn of Houston tied four back.
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Golf Lesson 15 Fault and Correction on Relaxed Rhythm
The lesson notes that tension before the swing ruins timing and the stroke. Relaxing the body and mind is essential to synchronize mind, body, and muscle. Visualize the desired shot and execute without delay for proper golf rhythm.
Series of Golf Tourneys Net Big Sum for Red Cross
United States Golf Association announced a plan for a new series of tournaments after Memorial Day weekend events netted at least 25 571 dollars from member clubs for the American Red Cross war fund. The drive aims to raise further money nationwide.
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