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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1948

Page

12

Amarillo Gold Sox Fight for Pennant Steady in West Texas series

The Amarillo Gold Sox and Albuquerque Dukes renew a key late-season series as Heller and Shone lead a likely pitching duel. Boston-style optimism surrounds Amarillo after a series of roster upgrades and a 16 of 20 stretch, while Crues boosts homers and Gentzkow drives clutch hits. The race tightens toward the 140th game with Duke City holding a slim one and a half game edge.

Frank A. Godsoe Bea Amarillo Gold Sox Albuquerque Dukes Gold Sox Sox Amarillo Abilene Shane Am- Grillo Albuquerque Heller Dukes Duke Duke City Ted Clawitter Jack Handy New York Yankees Cleveland Philadelphia New York Marie Joe’s Sox Yanks Chicago Red Sox Indians Yankee Stadium Boston White Sox Lou Boudreau Fenway Park McCarthy Tex Hughson Austin Hughson Joe Dobson Sam Mele Bobby Doerr Mele Yankees Tribe Bob Muncrief Mouse Williams Thundershowers Amarillo Baseball Club Roy Allen B. F. Holmes Shamrock Oklahoma City Allen Sled Globe News Gober W. G Bill” White Lamesa White Gus White New York Giants B. B. Norman Simmons University Hardin-Simmons University J. W. Creekmore Fort Smith Ark University of Arkansas R. W. Wood Arkansas Elmer Tanner Shawnee Okla Creekmore Wood Salem Curtis Denver Don Culton Curtis

Reporter to Join Amarillo Choir on New York Trip

A Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir travels to New York City for a Lions Club Convention performance. The columnist begins a two week vacation as reporter accompanying the group and hopes to catch major league baseball games, including a Yankees with White Sox double header.

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Match Play Lessons From Golf Greats and Short Hitters

The article advises not to imitate an inspired opponent in match play but to stick to your own game and wait for mistakes. It notes Babe Didrikson losing to Patty Berg due to pressure and highlights psychology like conceding distance to gain advantage. It cites Paul Bunyan's 1938 final over Sam Snead as a prime example of a short hitter beating a long one.

Babe Didrikson Patty Berg Patty Overtok Babe Miss Berg Paul Bunyan Sam Snead Shawnee on-the-Delaware Paul Sam McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Mavericks, Eagles split and near Lone Star playoff spot

In a makeup Lone Star Midget League game the Maverick Redbirds fell 8 7 to the Taylor Eagles. The win ties the Eagles for second place with two games left as play-offs approach.

Maverick Redbirds Taylor Eagles Lone Star California Redbird Eagles Sanborn Cranes Summit Blackbirds Mavericks Wolflin Seagulls Pleasant Valley Owls Margaret Wills Parrots Redbirds

Mayonnaise Sour Cream Dressing for Cole Slaw

A creamy dressing mixes mayonnaise with sour cream to coat red and white cole slaw. Celery salt or celery seeds boost flavor for a tangy, crunchy side dish.

Longhorn Manager Suspended for Ten Days

Harold Webb manager and owner of the Midland Indians in the Longhorn Baseball League is suspended ten days. League President Howard Green announced the action after trouble with Webb and a fan at a July 12 Midland game. Webb also drew a $100 fine and probation for the rest of the season.

Odessa Harold Webb Midland Indians Longhorn Baseball League Howard Green Green Webb Midland

Crossley Advances in Public Links Championship

Wilfred Crossley, the National Public Links champion from Brooklyn, defeated Michael Szwedko of Sharpsburg 5 and 4 in the fourth round. Crossley dominated the afternoon, delivering his best medal-play score of the tournament as he pushed toward another title.

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Texas Halfback Goes Pro with Los Angeles Rams

K Allen 충, a Speedy halfback from the University of Texas last year, signed to play professional football with the Los Angeles Rams of the National League. The 175 pounder ran 100 yards in under 10 seconds and played at Southwestern University Georgetown in the 1945 Sun Bowl and for Texas in the 1946 Cotton and 1948 Sugar Bowls. Ram Coach Bob Snyder called Allen a strong defensive prospect and an exceptional break away runner.

RAMS LOS Angeles Los Angeles Rams H. K. Allen Speedy University of Texas K. Allen Allen Southwestern University Georgetown Texas Ram Bob Snyder Alen

Long Fingernails Seen as Shield in Work History

The passage notes that in the 1890s some people believed long fingernails served as a shield against work. It references the 71, 6,762-yard North Fulton Park course in the same context.

North Fulton Park

Tulsa Shreveport Rivalry Highlights Regional Scores

Local league results feature Tulsa beating Shreveport 14 to 6 and Longhorn League matches with Ballinger, Sweetwater, Vernon, Odessa, Midland, San Angelo, Big Spring, and Del Rio. Thursday schedules list cross state games in Texas and New Mexico with several nationwide clashes noted.

Albuquerque Amarillo Sae Wee Pampa Lubbock Borger Coeeeseee Abilene Louis Chicago Eescases Brooklyn Lou Pittsburgh New Or Philadelphia Incinnati Icago Ceeeereoss Midland Essa Vernon Ballinger Sweetwater San Angelo Rio West Texas Washington Leaghiladelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelp St. Louis Ohia Pittsburgh Dallas Fort War Houston Oklahoma San Antonio City Beaumont Tulsa Shreveport Odessa Midland Big Spring del Rio

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