Sox Hit Spree Perils Duke Lead and Home Park Fences
Local league score digest shows multiple games with high offense and mixed results. San Jacinto Bearcats beat Amarillo College Coyotes 12 to 9 after a disputed venue. 3700 Taylor Bruins toppled Margaret Wills Tigers 4 to 1. Sanborn Blue Bonnets shut Panter Amazons 22 to 9 in girls play. Continuous forfeit wins noted for several squads across leagues.
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Bobby Lee
Fox
Bobby
Jim Lam
Druin
Doub
Kenny Hutton
Coyotes
Bearcats
San Jacinto Bearcats
Amarillo College Coyotes
Steve Cummings
Jackie
Eddie Glenn
Leland Chilton
Dennis Smith
Taylor Bruins
Margaret Wills Tigers
Jackie Fyfe
Panter Amazons
Pat Sinclair
Nell Martin
Willie Williams
Amazon
Joyce Ramsey
Mary Henson
Blue Bonnets
Ethel James
Dwight Marrow
Summit Blackbirds
Jerry Brewer
Cranes
Blackbirds
Cactus
Margaret Wills Roosters
Kingfishers
Carter Kelley
Keith Garner
Boys Ranch Hawks
San Jacinto Robins
Wilson Woodpeckers
Buchanan Ducks
St. Mary’s Penguins
Bivins Bluejays
Jimmy Nemechek
Jere Johnson
Johnny Walsh
Hillcrest Sparrows
Sanborn
McKinley Larks
Wolflin Pigeons
Humphreys Highland Jays
North Side
Turkeys
Jays
Bivins Buzzards
Forest Hill Crows
Jimmy Mitchell
Jimmy
Pantex
Gophers
Stanley Berry
Buciny To Face Lobos Tonight In Texas Loop Preview
Amarillo Sox aim to extend a winning pace as Jimmie Heller leads a 24 hit attack against the Lobos. Budny set to start with Paul Cooke opposing him as the Sox chase second place behind Albuquerque.
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Lobos
Jimmie Heller
Sox
Joe Budny
Blue Sox
Amarillo
Tony Fiorito
Lamesa
Paul Cooke
Budny
Joe
The
Heller
Frank Gosney
Roach Secures Unanimous Win in 10 Round Bout
Lavern Roach a 22 year old Marine veteran from Plainview won a 10 round decision over Aaron Perry of Washington in a featured middleweight bout at Griffith Stadium. Roach weighed 157 pounds and earned the unanimous nod of the referee and both judges. Perry weighed 149 pounds and was also 22.
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Washington
WUP
Lavern Roach
Plainview
Aaron Perry
Griffith Stadium
Roach
Perry
Miss Gunther Leads Southern Women's Golf Clash
Nashville July 13 1948 Miss Margaret Gunther of Memphis emerged as the favorite as the Southern Women's Golf Tournament shifted to match play after she shot 73 on the par 78 course.
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Nashville
Tenn
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Sullivan First Then Jeffries Tops Heavyweight List
Joe Louis’s place in history is debated as Bill Roche ranks John L. Sullivan No 1, Jim Jeffries No 2, Fitzsimmons No 3, Johnson No 4, Corbett No 5, Tunney No 6, Dempsey No 7, Louis No 8. Roche lauds Sullivan’s innovations and notes Louis lacked a durable jaw and consistent opposition.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Joe Louis
Bill Roche
Nn Roche
John L. Sullivan
James J. Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Johnson
James J. Corbett
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Roche
Sam Langford
Sullivan
Roxbury
Mass
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Tommy Ryan
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Johnson
Corbett
Will
Dempsey
Manassa
Tunney
Chicago
Louis
Truman Admitted to State College Freshman Class
Harry Truman admitted to the freshman class at Pennsylvania State College today. The student hails from Uniontown, Pennsylvania and uses a middle initial J rather than S as in the President.
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Harry Truman
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Uniontown
All Star Game In Doubt As Leagues Clash In St. Louis
National League seeks victory in 15th annual All Star clash in St Louis with a depleted American League lineup. Williams torn cartilage and DiMaggio knee trouble reduce AL power. Raschi, Page to start for Harris while Branca to open for NL.
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Louis
Nationals
Feller
Hale
Hearty
Joe Dobson
Boston
Kell
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Williams
Red Sox
DiMaggio
Leo Durocher
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Schoendienst
Harris
Raschi
Page
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Ralph Branca
All Star Softballers Vie Wednesday Night
Weather permitting the YMCA Church League faces the Industrial League in a Thompson Park diamond game at 9 p.m. The Church League led 1 0 last week when rain halted play. An exhibition between Pierce Street Baptists and First Presbyterians precedes trophies awarded to both teams.
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Ymca Church League
Industrial League
Thompson Park
Church League
Pierce Street Baptists
First Presbyterians
Anon Leard
San _ Jacinto Methodist
Bob Sims
Polk Street Methodist
Dub Boyd
Cecil Franks
First Baptist Loyalty
Bob Lee
San Jac Baptist
Jay Odom
Summit Baptist
Bill Reeves
Max Humphries
Theo Noble
San Jacinto Baptist
Charles Short
Tenth Street Methodist
Johnny Conway
San Jacinto Methodist
McFather
Line Avenue Baptist
Tavior Jones
Bill Spencer
Donald Stephenson
Arthur Lamb
al Simmons
Bobby Moore
First Baptist Collegians
Jerry Little
Cotgreave
West Amarillo Christian
Ross Redding
Utility
van Hooser
First Presbyterian
Bill King
J. W. Hunter
Santa Fe
Mike Carroll
Phillips
Don Renner
Foxworth-Galbraith
D. E. Gregory
Magnolia
Dukes' Shone Dominates Hubbers for 11th Win
Frank Shone settled after a rough start to tame the Lubbock Hubbers 10-5 on Monday night in Albuquerque. He fanned 11, including six in a row early, and the Dukes piled up 16 hits off three pitchers. Virgil Richardson belted a three run homer as Shone improved to 11-? on the season. Lubbock managed a late rally but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Frank Shone
Lubbock Hubbers
Shone
Jack Wilcox
Gene Hixson
Jackie Sullivan
Virgil Richardson
Shane
Dukes
Fred Pollack
Cotton ‘Russell
Sullivan
Lubbock
Pollack
Russell
Ad Sullivan
Moore
Walker
Mulcahy
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Duke
Bob Foight
Seals
Thurston
Parker
Jimmy Hobbs
Bivins Rams
Wolflin Colts
Rams
Sid Walton
Buddy Whippo
Colts
San Jacinto Atoms
Forest Hill Devils
Max Manley
Jimmy Franks
Jerry McFather
Devils
Bobby Ellis
Atom
Sanborn Cubs
Boys Ranch Commandos
Wayne Westrick
Vernon Nelson
North Side Cowboys
Lincoln Cats
Wolflin Ponies
Margaret Wills Wildcats
Bill
James Thomas
Harold Daniel
Wesley Dowty
Larry Reardon
Jimmy Alfrey
Joe Williams
Taylor Cardinals
Maverick Dogies
Jack Daniel
Mike McCarthy
Mike
Cardinals
Jack
Joe Harrison
Bob Clark
Panhandle Peewee League
Guadelupe Hornets
McKinley Pirates
Gilbert Apodaca
Hornets
Tommy Crutchfield
Tommy
Gilbert
Pirates
Tito Lopez
Guadelupe
Glenwood Ruffians
Pleasant Valley Panthers
Ken Wilson
Jimmy McWhorter
Panthers
Ken
Jerry Hilton
Razorback
North Side Zebras
Bill Frost
Razorbacks
Richard Roberson
Wayne Janak
Zebra
Margaret Wills Wolverines
San Jacinto Antelopes
Greyhounds
Trawlers
Hillbillies
Ganders
Sharks
Steers
Wolves
Sluggers
Rockettes
Cowgirls
Fillies
Lassies
Quails
Wrens
Co-Eds
Crickets
Buciny
Oo Aus
Rille Pounds
Rzywad
Halter
Ted Clawitterafter
Doug Lewis
Jerry Folkman
Paul
Ted
Lee Ellyson
Grzywacz
Dick Gentzkow
Lewis
Folkman
Earl Harriman
Bob Crues
Collar
Crues
Bob
Bill Serena
Clawitter
Don Elias
Gosney
G-Sox
Jimmie
Clovis
Abilene
Borger
N.E. Sth Ave
Miss Gunther
Park City
James J. Corbettgene
Oston
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittebursh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fort Worthween
Tulsaee
Houstonee
San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Longhorn League
Sprin
T. Pet. GB
Baessa Eee
Midland
Ballinger
Vernon
Sweetwater
San Angelo
del Rio
Pampa
Berger
Mesa
Ft. Worth
Tulsa Beaumont
Houston
Longhorn Leagu Sweetwater
Big Spring
Odessa
San_ Angela
Sportsman Park
Worth
iVernon
Linam
New Orleans
Chester Rico
Young Bert Linam
Austin
Rico
Kohler Bros
W. A. Potter
M. D
Fisk
Doc's Liquor
Doc
Doc’s Liquor Store
South
Fillmore
Star Tilt
Braith
John Marler
McCormick
Marty Britt
Shamrock
Bill Gibson
Raymond Stoneham
Foxworth - Galbraith
Troop
Borden
Ross Blasingame
C. Patterson
Perry Dunlap, Jr
Sealy Waller
Buddie Dobritza
Southwestern Drug
Rintfield
Bowen
W. Caldwell
Richmond Hales Rt
Amarillo, Texas
Hubbers
Joe Brown
Baker-Askew Tire Co
West Sth Ave
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