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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1951

Page

10

Yankees, Indians, Red Sox share AL lead after weekend sweep

The Yankees, Indians, and Red Sox sit in a close AL race with Chicago trailing as the White Sox lose four straight. New York swept St. Louis 9-0 and 7-3 to gain two percentage points atop the standings while Cleveland won both at Philadelphia and Boston edged Detroit in 10 innings.

Associated Press New York Cleveland Boston Chicago White Sox St. Louis Indians Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Yankees Washington Senators Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Redbirds Dodgers Cincinnati Giants Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Pennsylvania Cubs Philadelphia Pittsburgh Braves Allie Reynolds Satchel Paige Yanks Paige Bob Lemon Steve Gromek A’s Johnny Pesky Same Mele Nats Ken Holcombe Harry Dorish Carl Erskine Brooklyn Cards Phil Cavarretta Hank Sauer Jim Konstanty

West Texas-New Mexico League Standings and Results

AMARILLO, LAMESA, ALBUQUERQUE and other Western Texas teams post scores. Lamesa 5, Amarillo 17. Albuquerque 5, Lubbock 3. Abilene 10, Borger 5. Clovis 8, Pampa 6. League leaders include Brooklyn 56-32 and Cincinnati 43-44. American League notes New York 53-34 and Boston 54-35. Monday schedule lists West Texas games and Texas League matching.

West Texas-New Mexico L Pet Bilene Oe Eros Bo Ubbock Ipesseconci Oe Souguerque Tig WI Ici Sas Pampa Neriess Se Marillo Biaeisis Ie Clovis Eas Inday Amarillo Lamesa Albuquerque Lubbock Abilene Borger Clovis Pampa Brooklyn Cinci New York Boston St. Louis Chicago Phila Pitts Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Weaver West Texas State Texas A&m Dallas Houston TCU Baylor Waco Arizona Texas Western el Paso Tulsa New Mexico Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech

Wes Izzard Cups Week End Play at Amarillo Club

Wes Izzard shot a net 63 to win the Amarillo Country Club weekend golf tournament. Garre and Deason followed one stroke back with scores of 70-6-64 and 82-18-64. Other winners included Holland 87-22-65 and Boston 77-12-65, with John Munn posting the low gross 68.

Wes Izzard Amarillo Larry Garre R. M. Deason Dr. Garre Deason Joe Holland R. W. Boston John Munn

Mosher Steel Co. chairman dies in Houston at 7

Houston authorities report the death of Mosher Steel Co. chairman P. T. Mosher aged 7? in Houston last night from a heart attack. He was stricken in his hotel room hours after arriving on a business trip.

Houston P—T. J. Mosher Mosher Steel Co Dallas

Putting Around previews Huber Invitational at Borger

The column previews the first annual Huber Invitational Golf Tournament at Borger with Friday qualifying and Saturday Sunday match play. It notes a pro-am at Moore County Golf Course in Dumas with notable players and praises local organizers. It also discusses Amarillo coaching prospects, Texas Tech athletic staff, and a demanding 1949 style schedule hopeful for strong teams.

Borger Moore County Dumas Vern Farquhar Phillips R. M. Samples Buster Carter Pampa Lafayette Franks Panhandle Hereford Larry Sanders Amarillo Nixson Larry Electra Canadian Lubbock West Texas Ben Collins E. G. Sanders E. G. Just Amarillo High School

Houston Snaps Losing Streak

Houston stopped its four game skid by routing Tulsa 6 4 to extend its lead to seven games while Dallas saw its four game win streak end at Beaumont 4 3. Shreveport topped Fort Worth 3 1 and San Antonio crushed Oklahoma City 16 1 as the teams meet again tonight in San Antonio Houston Shreveport Beaumont Dallas Tulsa San Antonio Oklahoma City Fort Worth and Shreveport players and managers are listed with game details.

Houston Ft, Worth Dallas Okla. City Antono Tulsa Beaumnt Shreveport San Antonio Oklahoma City Beaumont Fort Worth Wichita Falls Tyler Gainesville Waco Temple Texarkana Austin Sherman San Angelo Artesia Odessa Roswell Midland Vernon Sweetwater Wilbur Martin Associated Press Houseton Octavio Robert Russ Burns Fenton Mole Roy Sievers Jim Dyck Billy Demars Leon Hayes Santa Rosa Hospital Nuxhall Jolly Williams Wrona Robert and Pusselman

Veterans golf tourney crowns Truett Peachy winner

Truett Peachy of Houston captured the sixth annual state veterans golf tournament with a four under par 128. Defending champion Willard Wood of Shreveport finished one stroke back.

Vets Golf Temple Truett Peachy Houston Willard Wood Shreveport

Pedigreed Polled Hereford Bulls Imported to New Zealand

California breeders ship pedigreed polled Hereford bulls to New Zealand to bolster herds. The import seeks improved genetics and cattle production, with shipment details pending regulatory approvals and quarantine arrangements.

California New Zealand

Kirkwood Gamers Capture Blue Ribbon Open Title

Joe Kirkwood Jr a 30 year old actor and golf pro tied a course record with 64 at North Hills to win the Blue Ribbon Open in Milwaukee. He finished 271 13 under par for the 72 holes as Sam Snead finished second at 273 and won 1900 of 320000 purse. Ferrier Mangrum tied for third at 274 with $1475 each.

Milwaukee Joe Kirkwood, Jr North Hills Country Club Kirkwood Hollywood Joe Palooka Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs Wva Snead Jim Ferrier San Francisco Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Ferrier Mangrum Chuck Klein San Antonio Amarillo Ross Rogers Klein Buck White Greenwood Miss Cary Middlecoff Memphis

Red Stamp On Letter To Joe

In Kennewick Washington a postal mix up arose when a letter to Joe Stalin in Moscow carried a large Russian stamp. Clerk Walt Woehler asked 14 year old Reed Kopstead about the oversized stamp and learned he intended to mail the letter with a United States stamp, writing that Stalin was trying to rule the world but would not succeed.

Kennewick Wash Walt Woehler Reed Kopstead United States Kopstead Joe Stalin Moscow Russia

MacArthur Plans Boston Speech Wednesday

Gen Douglas MacArthur will address a joint Massachusetts legislature session in Boston on Wednesday likely denouncing the administration’s Far Eastern policy. He will also visit his father’s birthplace in Chicopee Mass the next day with local workers beautifying the historic site.

Boston U.P Douglas MacArthur Massachusetts House State House MacArthur Truman Far East Chicopee Mass Gen Arthur MacArthur

Dutch Dinner Play Slated Wednesday

Dr. Mike Montgomery and Ernest Batson will captain teams in Amarillo Country Club Dutch dinner matches Wednesday afternoon. All members are invited to participate. The losing squad will host the winner at the dinner after the matches. Thirty balls will be awarded as special prizes.

Mike Montgomery Ernest Batson Amarillo

Baseball Journey: Durocher Rickey Chandler and MacPhail Battle

The story follows Leo Durocher and Branch Rickey through the 1930s as Durocher rises with the Cardinals, faces a shocking trade to the Dodgers, and returns as a core figure of the Gas House Gang. It describes his on-field brilliance, a high-stakes life deal, and personal resilience amid volatility.

Durocher Leo Branch Rickey St. Louis Grace Dozier Brooklyn Leo Durocher St. Louis Cardinals Dizzy Dean Brother Paul Pepper Martin Ripper Collins Bill DeLancey Wild Bill Hallahan Joe Medwick Tex Carleton Frank Frisch Detroit Tigers Frisch

Fifth official eyed for major college football this fall

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo July 23 Commissioners of 10 major conferences agreed to experiment with a fifth official at some games this fall The Big Ten Western Conference already will try the new role titled sideline or back judge The move aims to cover blind spots on plays especially passes and out of bounds calls The NACC will meet today to elect officers and discuss sharing information on activities affecting intercollegiate sports It may signal a step toward a voluntary alternative to NCAA Sanity Code previously discarded by the group

Colorado Springs Colo Victor O. Schmidt National Association of Collegiate Commissioners NACC Schmidt Pacific Coast Conference Pacific Coast Big Seven Southwest Missouri Valley Mountain States National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA

Cavarretta Set For Cubs Manager Job After Diamond Run

United Press reports that Phil Cavarretta, 34, long a Cubs stalwart from the Wrigley Field era, is poised to become manager after two decades with Chicago. From his rookie home run in 1934 to guiding the team toward pennant hopes, his career has mirrored the club’s history and he remains a defining Cubs figure.

United Press York Diamond Destiny Phil Cavarretta Chicago Cubs Philip Joseph Cavarretta Cubs Cavarretta Frankie Frisch Wrigley Field Chicago Loop Michigan Boulevard Phil Peoria Reading Cardinals Dean Brothers Len Warneke Paul Dean Dean

Phil Cavaretta’s Rise From Rookie to Cubs Leader

The Little Lead off man Phil Cavaretta spoiled three no hitters by getting the only hit off Lee Grissom and Ewell Blackwell of Cincinnati and Rex Barney. He rose from a 1934 debut to star in 1935 and 1938, led the Cubs to the pennant, won a batting title in 1938 with .355, earned MVP in 1945, and now takes over as manager.

Lee Grissom Ewell Blackwell Cincinnati Rex Barney Brooklyn Wild Cubs Phil Dean

Lions Held At Bay By Goettinger Circus Manager

In Goettinger Germany circus manager Willy Hagenbeck faced a ring of lions and kept them under control when a tamer suffered a heart attack. The incident underscores Hagenbeck's quick response as crowd safety and animal handling remained priorities during the emergency.

Goettinger Germany Willy Hagenbeck

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