Globe Trotters Tangle With Sky Giants Wednesday Night
The Globe Trotters visit Tri State Park to face the Sky Giants and Amarillo Field. Lefty Satterfield and Ken Willson duel on the mound as Bob Schultz Noonan Salerno and Walt Wilson support the visitors. Game time is 8 15.
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Tri-State Park
Sheppard Field Eagles
Sky Giants
Amarillo Field
Globe Trotters
Sheppard Field
Trotters
Eagle
Jones
Debor
Wichita Falls
Ken Willson
Giants
Giants On Saturday, Losing the Duel To Lefty Satterfield
Satterfield
Willson
Cleveland
Ohio University
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Air Corps
Sioux Palls
Eagles
Amnarillo
Hoot Gibson
Ronald Cook
Walko
Big Spring
Bob Schultz
Sheppard
Chuckers
Noonan
Salerno
Walt Wilson
Tri- State Park
Yankees Rally To Split Doubleheader Despite Record Stranding
The second place Yankees beat the White Sox 6 1 at Comiskey Park to end a five game skid and avoid setting a major league record for men left on base. Bud Metheny grounded into a double play in the ninth, capping 17 stranded runners after 16 through seven innings.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Yankees
Yanks
White Sox
Chicago
Comiskey Park
McCarthy
Hey
Sox
Bill Zuber
Hays Morrison and Lovelady Reach Semi Finals in Net Play
Amarillo sports page notes Hays Morrison and Lovelady advance to the semi finals of the Amarillo Invitational Tennis Tournament. Jack Hays advances to semi finals at Amarillo CC after a 7-5 7-5 win over J D Smyth. Morrison and Lovelady reach semis in doubles with a 6-4 4-6 9-2 win over McVaugh and Redding.
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Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Muny
Jim Payne
Jack Hays
Amarillo
Dub Rhodes
James Saunders
Jack Laing
Ernest Northcutt
Addison Appelby
J. D. Smyth
Bud Bussard
Dick Hardin
Billy Jenkins
Amarillo Sports Card Weekend Preview
Weekly local sports card highlights list various baseball softball golf and club events in Amarillo. Includes Junior Gold Sox League games at Tri-State Fair Park and matches at Ross Rogers Course and Amarillo Country Club with tournaments and Ladies Day activities across Texan venues.
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Ross Rogers Course
Amarillo Country Club
Gold Sox
Ross Rogers
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Sunset Golf Course
Amarillo College
Tri-State Fair Park
English Plays Break 100 Night Run Before 1822
Prior to 1822 no English play had achieved a run of 100 nights. The note highlights this historic theatrical milestone and its significance in the era’s stage life.
War era wick that lasts forever goes on sale soon
A Glasgow manufacturer announces plans to sell after the war a spun glass lighter wick that lasts forever. Production is underway but supplies are being shipped to troops in the Far East and to the Navy.
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Glasgow
Far East
West Texas Pro-Am Matches at Amarillo and Field Events
The West Texas Golf Association Pro-Amateur Matches are set for Amarillo Country Club on July 17. At Tri-State Fair Park, the Amarillo Field Sky Giants host the Sheppard Field Globetrotters in a Wednesday night baseball game at 8 15.
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Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Sheppard Field
Globetrotters
Tri-State Pair Park
Junior Gold Sox
Tri-State Fair Park
West Texas Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Mis cues and runs reach astronomical figures in junior league
In a Tri State park double bill the DeMolays beat Manns Bakery 9 to 2 and Tulsa Bakery outlasted Western Sand and Gravel 15 to 14 in extra innings. A total of 30 errors surpassed 29 hits as Amarillo Furniture and Manns Bakery prepared for tonight.
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W. L. Bet Am
Purniture
Tulsa
Mann's Bakery
Amarillo Furniture
Western Sand
Western Sand & Gravel
Mann’s
DeMolays
Gibbs
Cotton
Certain-teed
Bakers
Hammonds
Vega
Hall
Wolves Crown First Half Title In Junior World Series Race
The Wolves win the Western League the first half crown 8 to 7 over the Senators to clinch the title as the second half opens. Notable players include Doug Jones Carl Schell Neel for the Wolves and Gordon Anderson for the Senators. The article lists results from American and National Leagues with forfeit wins and ongoing play for the boy’s baseball season.
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Wolflin Dodgers
Alice Landergin Wildcats
Georgia Marauders
Wolves
Senators
Margaret Wills Wolves
Gordon
National League Roadrunners
Skydevils
Frank Hoyt
Gee Wills
Line Avenue Roadrunners
Lincoln Skydevils
Steers
Mustangs
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Steers
A. C. Brewer
Mirror Mustangs
Roberts
Collins
Watson
Brown
Marauders
Blodunks
Herbert Burns
Jack Coffee
Clyde Mays
Sam Houston
Jacobson
Evans
Bybee
Jayree
Hawkins
Jones
Martin
Mays
Hayden Madhens
Wolflin
Panhandle
Alice Landergin
Horace Mann
Glenwood
Sanborn
Humphrey
Dodgers Tigers Hope To Uphold July Fourth Pennant Adage
New York July 3. Can Brooklyn and Detroit maintain the old rule that leaders at Independence Day win the pennant. Detroit looks favored in the American loop while the Dodgers face questions about their National League bid.
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New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
Dodgers
Tigers
Browns
Alton Benton
Frank Overmire
Hank Greenberg
Dick Wakefield
Greenberg
Benton
Mrs. M. T. Roberson Plans Week Visit to Oklahoma City
Mrs. M. T. Roberson of 810 Kentucky left yesterday for a week with relatives in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoa City
M. T. Roberson
Kentucky
Oklahoma City
Car Buried Under Ship After Collision at St Johns
The British corvette H. M. S. Nasturtium docked at St. John’s Newfoundland when it collided with another vessel. The other ship tilted and landed on a parked automobile, killing it.
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London
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Dizzy Tean Stars in Exhibition Loss to Ellington Field Flyers
An all star team featuring Dizzy Tean, former major pitching ace, lost 6 to 5 to the Ellington Field Flyers in Houston as the Flyers, leaders of the South Coast Victory League, scored three runs in the third frame.
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Houston
U.P
Dizzy Tean
Ellington Field Flyers
Flyers
Settle to Army Mack Settle to report for service
Mack Settle, 2205 Ong, left today for Oklahoma City Oklahoma to report for service in the Army.
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Mack Settle
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Sant
Beutler Brothers
Ace Edmore
Fort Worth
Tri-State
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Ed Lopat
Jimmy Dykes
Mike Kreevich
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Kreevich
Sig Jakucki
Randy Heflin
Navy
Tex Muncy
Amarillo Golf Association
Amarillo Municipal Coffers Association
Roger Teas
Jack Craig
Henry Donohoe
Dub Axtell
Tulsa Bakery
Jennings
Aztecs
Espiria
Cruz
Tulia
Espita
Ardis
Hicks
Jennigs
Eeeener
Gibbs, Cotton and
Wright
Kenyon
Morin
Nolte
J. W. Harper
Roamer Park
Tilford
Bond
Schenley Products
Prince George Schenley
Dayton Club
S. Fillmore
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Kakle Bidg
Bivins
Class Nix
Paul Anglin
Hurricanes
Ross Larsen
College Hurricanes
Set
Ashley
Busters
Massey
Winberg
Cotton Sox
Shep Shepherd
Margaret Wills
Milt Utterback
Monroe Yankees
Jack Hardin
FE. M. Savage
Central Tornadoes
Savage
Mager
Griggs
Hardin
Wildcat
College Gremlin
Jack Cuddy
Ol’ Diz
Buff Stadium
Red Sox
Boo Ferriss
Washington
Miracle Braves
Gonfalon
Athle
Hal Gregg
Curt Davis
Vic Lombardi
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Billy Southworth
Charley Barrett
Mort Cooper
Ken Burkhart
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Pirates
Reds
St. Louis
New York Ee
Pittsburgh
Rocky Glen
Farmdale
Jefferson Club
California
Val
Port Co
van Buren
State Chemical Company
Polk
Hereford
Lamplighter
G. C. Hutchison
Tulsa, Texas
Diz
Mats
Hawkinson
Matt Hudson
Steve Hudson
Tyler
Gene Chapman
Jim Hudson
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