Budny Joins Gold Sox In Push To Level Series
Buffalo pitcher Joe Budny debuted with the Abilene Gold Sox and will start against Johnny Hall as Boss Bob Seeds aims to salvage the final game. Budny’s selection follows strong scouting by Hank Severeid, with the Gold Sox conceding last night’s 7-4 loss while planning a players meeting to address rough play and missed scoring chances.
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Globe-News
Abilene
Gold Sox
Joe Budny
Buffalo
N. Y
Formights
Bob Seeds
Budny
Johnny Hall
Amarillo
Leeds
Sox
Hank Severeid
el Paso
Severeid
Seeds
Skipper Seeds
Chris Haskins
Haskins
Sockers
Blue Sox
Leeds Sox
Carlton Harry Returns From Floydada Visit
Carlton Harry of 1619 Van Buren has returned from Floydada where he visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Patton.
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van Buren
Floydada
Mrs
Claude Patton
Baptists Score Upset Victory Over Polk Street Methodist
Yesterday San Jacinto Baptist upset Polk Street Methodist 6 to 1 behind Lewis Franks two hit effort. Raal Weaver scored on a second inning homer as San Jacinto rattled Travis Tadlock with ten safeties. Sacred Heart Cathedral toppled First Baptist 25 to 7 behind Father Mathiesen three hitters.
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Raal Weaver
Franks
San Jacinto
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Mathiesen
Sacred Heart Cathedral
First Baptist
Sacred Heart
Pat Keeting
Walter Nussbaum
Brother Lawrence
Nussbaum
San Jacinto Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
YMCA
Municipal Auditorium
Golf Tourney Semifinals Set After Second Round Wins
Amarillo Field match play handicap tournament reached the semifinals at the Ross Rogers Course as second round results handed Schroeder a 5 and 3 win over Fisher and Warner beating Purcell 6 and 5. Shaka won by default over Lane, Malekovich defeated Schoolcroft 3 and 2, Caldwell and Hurlbut advanced in Consolation, and Pearson beat Hogan by default. Eagle edged Taylor 3 and 2 in B Flight, McCahan beat Wynnich 1 up. Semifinals Friday. finals Saturday. grand championship Sunday.
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George Caldwell
van Burnett
B. A. Hurlbut
G. W. Taylor
R. S. Pearson
J. W. Rothkopf
R. G. Hogan
Henry Harper
Cc. J. Eagle
R. W. Taylor
M. MccCahan
Cpl M. Wynnich
Schroeder
Warner
Shaka
Malekovich
Caldwell
Hurlbut
Pearson
Hogan
Eagie
McCahan
Mlatch
Qualifying Opens at Plainview Golf Tournament
Qualifying rounds begin at Plainview Municipal Country Club today with match play set to start tomorrow in the annual golf event. Local players compete for early round chances and positions in later match play brackets.
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Plainview Municipal Country Club
Cities Adopt Amarillo Kids Inc Program National Spread
Cities across the country study and launch programs patterned after Amarillo’s Kids, Inc. Albuquerque civic groups organize dozens of teams and plan intercity series. Noted figures like Elwood Romney and J. Edgar Hoover endorse athletics as crime prevention for youth. Forfeits reflect adult failures. calls for qualified coaches and umpires persist.
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al Over America
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Cal Farley
Romney
New Mexico City
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Goldsmith Sport Bulletin
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Hoover Long
Amarillo’s
Ray Daniel
Potter County
Amarillo citizens of tomorrow receive modest support
Dykeman urges readers to contribute time and funds, noting that a small effort by a few residents can significantly aid Amarillo's younger generation and future community.
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Amarillo
Little Al Silent Star Keeps Gold Sox On Top
A fan letter lauds Little Al, Gold Sox third baseman, for steady play, most clean hits, passes, runs, steals and flawless fielding while sluggers grab attention. Notes a $10 prize and ongoing fan interest as the team nears Abilene, with golf chatter and club memberships also mentioned.
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Gold Sox
Little al
R. D
Williams breaks four dream game records in All Star rout
In Boston on July 10 1946 Williams powered the American League to a 12 to 0 win over the National League in the dream game. He set marks for most runs scored in a game and most RBIs in a game, plus totals for RBIs and home runs in All Star play. Newhouser and Feller also starred with striking, pitching feats. Amarillo Country Club hosts an invitation and Open Golf Meet July 24-28.
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Tall Tech
Hug City
Cleveland
Bob Feller
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Newhouser
Steve O'Neill
Bob
New
Peanuts Lowrey
Chicago Cubs
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Kramer
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