O. K. Service wins Industrial League title at Amarillo Bowl
O. K. Service Station tops the Industrial League with 25 wins and 20 losses at Amarillo Bowl. Moody of Spicers Jewelry led final night with a 537 series, while Hart of the Texans paced the City League with 527. Evacuees in England attend parties hosted by adults aiding evacuation.
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Golf Lesson By George Aulphbach Amarillo Country Club
Golf instruction notes how matched sets of woods and irons satisfy demand, improve play, and shift pro shop sales from individual clubs to complete sets. The piece also reports several minor league results including Fort Worth Cats 2 San Antonio Missions 0, Tulsa Oilers 1 Shreveport 0, Houston Buffs 3 Dallas Rebels 2, and a postponed Oklahoma City at Beaumont game.
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Beaumont Exporters
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Padres
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Oilers
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Sally Parker
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Officers Demand Return Match Between Amarillo Groups
Officers of the Amarillo advanced Glider school seek a rematch with the Amarillo Lions Club after losing last night. The Lions won the first game 22 20 and the second 21 17, while the Gliders captured the third 22 20. Lions players included Second Lieut Robert Oliver and First Lieut Eddie Gravenhorst. Officers on the first and third games featured Maj Donald Johnson and Capt Carter Wimberly among others. The second game's lineup included Col Edward Underhill and Capt Harold Linebaugh.
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Eddie Gravenhorst
Lions
Roy Stockton
Grady Wilson
Howard Williams
Beaumont Stinnett
Donald Johnson
Carter Wimberly
Don Caffee
William Holland
John Morris
Bill Rives
Edward H. Underhill
Harold Linebaugh
Charles Huffman
Guy Wood
John Mast
Henry Barnett
Dodgers Nearing Buck Newsom Trade to Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Dodgers have a half completed deal with the Washington Senators to acquire righthander Buck Newsom for a waiver price of 7500 in exchange for two pitchers and an outfielder. Players believed headed to Washington include Newt Kimball Les Webber and Frenchy Bordagaray, pending waivers on Bordagaray.
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Newt Kimball
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Bordagaray
Naval Officer Praises Amarillo Sub-Recruiting Station Visit
Lieut. L. H. Ridout Jr of the Dallas Naval District conducted an inspection tour of Amarillo sub recruiting stations praising the facility and Panhandle efforts for Navy aviation fighters. He recalled a heroic Lake McClellan rescue and noted upcoming inspections of Lubbock San Angelo and Abilene stations.
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Lake Marvin
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San Angelo
Abilene
Dallas
Dodgers Silence Pirates Boss With Temporary Lopsided Bench
In Pittsburgh on July 15 Frankie Frisch flagged the Pirates with 26 players ready in uniform, one over the rule. Leo Durocher answered by sending Frenchy Bordagaray to the bench with the Bucs, who were short one man. Brooklyn acquired Max Macon, though he remains Royals property, wearing Brooklyn gear for now.
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Leo Durocher
Frenchy Bordagaray
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Max Macon
Montreal
Royals
Egypt Seeks Check on Soap Price Increases
Officials in Egypt are examining recent soap price hikes to curb consumer burden. Market data show notable jumps across major brands as households adjust budgets amid inflation.
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Egypt
Dodgers and Yankees Keep On Winning
The Dodgers and Yankees stayed atop their leagues as teams won across the board. Cincinnati pitcher Ray Starr took a 2-1 loss after a two outfield collision led to a Phils homer, while Vern Olsen of the Cubs earned his sixth straight win in a 3-0 shutout of the Giants. Brooklyn’s Whitlow Wyatt beat the Pirates 5-1, St Louis edged Boston 7-5 in 11 innings, and Detroit yielded to New York 3-0 as Hank Borowy and the Yanks widened their lead.
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Vern Olsen
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Whitlow Wyatt
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Hank Borowy
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St. Louis Browns
Yanks
al Benton
Borowy
Tom Henrich
John Niggeling
Lou Finney
Oscar Juddav
Roundup of Pro and College Sports Tidbits from Boston
A digest of sports notes from Boston July 15 highlights Flann Ben Jones on Apache and Whirl away racing for Massachusetts Marbles Weight. mentions Suffolk Downs Seabiscuit record attempt, Yanks 112 double plays, and football tidbits for Tennessee and Pacific Coast Conference. Also notes Mike Jacobs series, Buck Weaver guest, Catrone at Suffolk Downs, Joe Cronin fitness, Luke Sewell Ossie Bluege, Jimmy Dykes comeback, Lefty Gomez family, Ted Williams knuckleball remarks, Auburn coaching shift, and Lou Norkliff’s Chicago politics chatter.
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Whirlaway
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Bigtail
Suffolk Downs
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Joe Cronin
Joe
Luke Sewell
Ossie Bluege
Big Jaw
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Schroeder Catches Up In Eastern Clay Court Clash
Ted Schroeder of Glendale California, the era s top amateur, began his third round match in the Eastern Men's Singles Clay Court tournament after two wins at the Jackson Heights Tennis Club. He had been delayed by business in Washington and started play yesterday, with play resuming today.
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