Bill Evans To Hurl Series Finale Friday
Budgie Hayden will preside at the Optimist Club meeting next Thursday noon. The Amarillo golf event at the Ross Rogers Course yesterday afternoon decided the tournament, with Hayden edging the writer after a tight match. Both baseball clubs won. the St. Louis Cardinals moved to first place and the Gold Sox beat Abilene.
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Amarillo
Texa
Bill Evans
Budgie Hayden
Optimist Club
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Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
St. Louis Cardinals
Gold Sox
Abilene
Sox Triumph Over Abilene as Evans Seeks Series Clamp
In the West Texas New Mexico League Amarillo ace Bill Evans seeks to even the count against Abilene in the Gold Sox Field clincher after Abilene's earlier 9-4 win. Lonergan returns for Amarillo as the Gold Sox beat Abilene 9-7 behind solid defense and key blows from Joe Bauman and Bob Crues.
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Abilene
Blue Sox
Hayden Greer
Globe News
Bill Evans
Amarillo
Berger
Bill
Gassers
Borger
Evans
Albuquerque
Fred Sigler
Gold Sox
Gold Sox Field
West Texas-New Mexico
Clovis
Reer
Pampa
Lubbock
Lamesa
Three-Way Deadlock in Pap Plains Peewee League
Wolflin Ponies defeat Taylor Bruins to create a three-team deadlock for first in the Pap Plains Peewee League. Bearcats edge Forest Hill 3-2 in eight innings as Web ster and Brewer shine. Other games note Maverick Dogies, Tigers, and Panthers in daily slate across Panhandle and Cactus Midget action.
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Kids, Inc
Wolflin Ponies
Taylor Bruins
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San Jacinto Bearcats
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Denmore Canova
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Terry Curtis
Wolflins
Tommy Joe Smith
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Jimmy Davis
Jimmy Webster
G Dorongo
Sammy Wilson
Margaret Wills Tigers
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Stan Davis
Ralph Wertz
Jody McCarthy
Mavericks
Davies, Root Clash for Title in Amarillo Golf Event
Mrs. Colby Davies meets Mrs. Gene Root Saturday for the 18-hole flight championship of the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Handicap Match Play. Root defeated E H Aderton 2 and 1. Davies advanced on a prior forfeit.
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Gene Root
Amarillo
Davies
Chet Robertson
Root
E. H. Aderton
Joe. Warner
Paul Houston
Warner
Ruth Donohoe
Houston
Elmer Tucker
D. R. Cervin
H. L. Reynolds
Homer Smith
Bob Copeland
Johnny Weeks
Bob Dowell
Dale Andrews
Ernie Dowell
Cervin
Smith
Weeks
Andrews
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Batting Ted Williams and Walker. runs batted in Slaughter and Walker. home runs Mize and Kiner. American League leaders feature Williams with 352 batting, 85 RBIs, 26 homers. Doerr 764, Greenberg 22.
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Associated Press
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Hopp
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Walker Brooklyn
Mize
New York
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Williams
Vernon
Washington
Doerr
Greenberg
Detroit
Sunset Putting Tournament At 7 To 10 Tonight
Putters may putt between 7 and 10 o'clock tonight in the weekly Sunset Putting Tournament. A merchandise award total of 12.50 will be distributed as 4, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1 and 0.50 dollars. Entry fee is 0.50 dollars for the 36 hole medal play event.
Jack Turpin Heads to Midwest Tennis Tourneys
Dallas star Jack Turpin leaves for midwest competition. He will play the Western Junior Boys' Championships at Bloomfield Hills starting Monday and the National Juniors and Boys Championships at Kalamazoo beginning July 29.
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Dallas Net
Midwest
Dallas
U.P
Bloomfield Hills
Kalamazoo
Mich
Taylor Favored to Beat Pellone at Madison Square Garden
Charles Taylor welterweight from Coalport Pennsylvania is the favorite at 7-5 to beat Tony Pellone of New York in a 10 round bout tonight at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
U.P
Charles
Chuck) Taylor
Coalport
Tony Pellone
Madison Square Garden
Gold Sox Release Paul Devine to Make Room for Lon Ergan
Galveston right hander Paul Devine was dropped from the Gold Sox rotation to clear space for Lefty Lon Ergan who returns after a month on the suspended list. Manager Bob Leeds offered little explanation stating only that Devine was sent out. Devine had seven wins and three losses for a .700 mark, with four wins against Albuquerque earlier in the season.
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Galveston
Gold Sox
Albuquerque
Dukes
Leeds
Amarillo Tennis Club to Send 15 Players to Borger
The Amarillo Tennis Club sends 15 players to Borger Sunday for an inter city match. The Phillips players visited here three weeks ago with the locals winning all but two matches. Club president Bud Bussard has not announced which strokers will be used.
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Amarillo
Borger
Phillips
Bud Bussard
Ownby to Make Dallas Boxing Debut in 10-round Main
Eddie Ownby from Gainesville, a Dempsey protege, opens his boxing career in Dallas tonight. He faces Gil Moore of Los Angeles in a 10-round main event weighing 170 pounds.
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Dallas
Eddie Ownby
Gainesville
Jack Dempsey
Gil Moore
Los Angeles
Central Asia Modesty Norms Ban Fingertip Exposure
Reports from Central Asia describe social expectations that restrict the display of fingertip exposure as immodest. Cultural etiquette emphasizes conservative dress and gesture limits to maintain propriety among communities.
Nelson Heads Toward Trim In Chicago Victory Open
Defending champion Byron Nelson struggled in the Chicago Victory National Open at a 6,929 yard par 71 course with 74-75-149 after 36 holes. Notables like Johnny Bulla Harold McSpaden and Ben Hogan led with strong scores as amateurs, seniors and ladies compete for ten thousand dollar event.
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Byron Nelson
Byron
Johnny Bulla
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Ben Hogan
Bulla
McSpaden
Arnold Minkley
Hogan
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Miss Suggs
Frank
Muscles) Stranahan
Toledo
Kansas City
Nelson
Simon Pure
George Dawson
Glen Ellyn
Dawson
Faulkner Scores Hole-in-One at Ross Rogers Course
H. M. Faulkner aced No. 9 with an eight iron on a 175 yard hole at the Ross Rogers Course yesterday. John Prince mowed the green and worried the shot would not drop in. H. A. Brown played with Faulkner. it was Muny course’s third ace of the year, following Webster Hetherington and Sherman Gray.
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Ross Rogers
John Prince
H. A. Brown
Faulkner
Webster Hetherington
Sherman Gray
Chandler Rush Receives Discharge From Marines
After two years of service Chandler Rush son of J Avery Rush 2218 Ong is discharged and home. He attended the Marine Detachment Officers Training School at UC Berkeley as he served overseas about six months on Iwo Jima and other islands. A NM Military Institute graduate he will attend the University of Texas in the fall.
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J. Avery Rush
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Miss Lillie Hundley to Speak to Young Mission Groups
Miss Lillie Hundley of Claude a missionary to China will address the Young People groups of the Women's Missionary Union at the First Baptist Church Monday at 6 30 p m A supper precedes the talk at 6 00 Mrs Hundley was interned at Shanghai during the war and expects to return to China soon The superintendent of church organizations is Mrs E O Jordan.
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Claude
China
Women's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
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Shanghai
E. O. Jordan
Corky Campbell Back After Two Week Trip
Corky Campbell, 91, of Florida, returns home after visiting Dallas New Orleans and Biloxi Mississippi. He was away two weeks.
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Dallas
New Orleans
Biloxi
Miss
Missions Close Gap With Cats In Texas League Thriller
A wild 10th inning throw by Fort Worth’s Eddie Chandler allowed San Antonio to score the decisive run as they beat the pace-setting Cats 2-1. Dallas Rebels crushed Houston Buffs 12-3 behind Bob Moyer’s two homers and a triple. Tulsa Oilers routed Shreveport 10-0 on Tom Warren’s shutout. Oklahoma Indians topped Beaumont 7-3 in the opener of a three-game set.
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Jess Newman
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Beaumont Exporters
Amarillo Tennis Club Sets City Meet and Tri-State Open Dates
The Amarillo Tennis Club announced the City Tennis Meet July 25 to 28 for Amarillo residents with multiple divisions and entry fees. The Tri-State Open runs August 30 to September 3 on Labor Day. Trophies and merchandise will award winners and runners up. The tournament committee includes E. H. Quettlebaum and others.
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Bud Bussard
Western Ave
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Daly Toast of Irish Golfers After Winning Irish Open
Daly became the first Irishman to win the Nation’s Open at Portmarnock after a final round 74 gave him a 144 total, edging South African Bobby Locke who led earlier. The victory crowned his triumph as Irish golf’s toast.
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U.P
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Trrishman
Daly
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Cardinals On League Top Again
The Cardinals surge to first place as the Dodgers slump amid a six-game skid. Phillies edge St Louis 5-4 while Ed Heusser and strong batting limit the Dodgers to four. Bills Queen earns win for Boston as Yankees keep cushion and Rizzuto may rejoin.
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Santa Fe Shops Rally Past Pie Scale 15 8 in Softball
The Santa Fe Shops defeated Pie Scale 15 to 8 in Bluebonnet Softball League play behind six hitting Thomas Murphy. It was Santa Fe's third straight win in the second half after beating Greyhound Lines and Sears Roebuck. Otho Simms and J D Anderson homered, with eight runs scoring in the second inning.
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Bluebonnet
Greyhound Lines
Sears, Roebuck
Bobby Snooks
Otho Simms
J. D. Anderson
Fred Seale
Thomasson and Adoue Meet in Veterans Singles Final
Neil Thomasson and J B Adoue Jr contest the Veterans Singles Championship in the Dallas City Tennis Tournament held today. The story notes Wyoming has 20 142 cattle brands on record, the largest total being 24 118 in 1934.
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Wyoming
Garden Welter Go on KFDA Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Two welterweights Tony Pellone of New York and Charlie Taylor of Coalport Pennsylvania clash in the main ten at Madison Square Garden tonight Pellone fights from range with a sharp right uppercut and left hook Taylor brings polished boxing skill and a dangerous wallop The bout air on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports on ABC and KFDA at 8 00 PM with the Gillette blade promotion notes.
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New York
Charlie
Chuck” Taylor
Coalport
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Pellone
Billy Graham
Lulu Costantino
Patsy Giovanelli
Taylor
Gotham
Freddie Archer
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KFDA
Poggi Wins Nod In Tri State Fair Mat Tourney Bout
Referee Olan Boynton gave Gorilla Poggi the decision after both Poggi and Leo Kirilenko earned a fall apiece in the junior heavyweight semifinal bout at the Tri State Fair Automobile Building. Poggi advances to the semifinals in Cory Detton's tournament as Billy Weidner also reaches the final four with a two fall victory. Ken Mayne defeats Gamma Singh in the prelims.
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Gorilla Poggi
Leo Kirilenko
Mattmen
Tri-State Fair Automobile Building
Poggi
Cory Detton
LeRoy McGuirk
Billy Weidner
Boston
Mike McGee
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Gamma Singh
India
Final Plans for Amarillo Golf Meet Set Tonight
The fourth annual Amarillo Country Club Invitation and Open Golf Tournament details will be decided in a committee meeting at the clubhouse tonight at 7. The event, revised after a five year war layout, starts next Wednesday and runs through Sunday. Chairman John Olver calls all committee members to attend.
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Amarillo Country Club
John Olver
Hayden Golfers Triumph In Municipal Dinner Tourney
Hayden golfers overpower rival led by Putt Powell 17 to 12 at Ross Rogers Course in Amarillo. Complete results list Hayden winners first with many players posting one or more wins, including Jack Phillips John Munn Roy McKinney and Tex Muncy among others.
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Budgie Hayden
Putt Powell
Amarillo
Hayden
Powell
Colby Davies
Elmer Tucker
Webb Rogers
Roxy Moore
R. E. Wood
A. A. Kuntz
Jack Phillips
John Munn
H. W. Parker
W. M. Baker
John McFarling
John Hodges
Gurney Dodd
Bob Taylor
Ernie Dowell
Gens Milton
Bill Hall
Jim Payne
Bill Utterbach
Morris Loewenstern
R. A. Swenson
Henry Morris
Harrison Garrett
Henry Whitley
M. P. Tobin
L. K. Gilley
Bill Bogard
Don Loden
W. B Hamilton
Beverly Greene
Dave Martin
Bob Copeland
Frank Lawler
Drew Crossett
Joe Jones
Ray Prien
W. B. Wilson
Homer Smith
R. B Marshall
Dub Axtell
Jack Bush
Knox Whitney
Jack Burke
Joe Witt
Tex Muncy
Paul Smith
Jack Craig
W. T Leachman
John Wright
E. Lee Smith
Bill Helton
Roy McKinney
Moody Smith
D. R. Cervin
Ernest Coonrod
K. S. Greenwald
Mrs E H Aderton Wins Amarlillo Handicap Tourney
Mrs E H Aderton posted a net 73 to win the Amarillo Women's Municipal Golfers Association Weekly Handicap Tournament at the Ross Rogers Course. In 9-hole play Jo K Warner led with net 31, and D R Cervin took the monthly ringer with net 53. Colby Davies was runner up. prizes awarded to top two.
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Amarillo
Ross Rogers Course
Jo K. Warner
D. R. Cervin
Colby Davies
Amazon River drains vast area across South America
The Amazon River channels water from about 2,720,000 square miles, constituting roughly two-fifths of the continent. The lifeline streams through multiple nations, shaping ecosystems and regional livelihoods.
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South America
Amazon River
West Amarillo Christians rally past First Christians in church league
West Amarillo Christians overcome First Christian's early lead with a sixth and seventh inning rally. Ed Little drives two home runs and teammates Joe Little Ray Holbert and C R Tucker add three more homers as the team wins 15 7 at the Church League diamond. Sacred Heart stays hot in YWCA Church League with an 7 5 victory over First Presbyterian as Father Matheisen outduels Cliff Milner. A double play Smith Hopkins Morrow ends a late Presbyterian threat.
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First Christian
Ed Little
West Amarillo
Joe Little
Ray Holbert
C. R. Tucker
Sacred Heart
Ywca Church
Father Matheisen
Cliff Milner
Presbyterians
Smith
Hopkins
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