Oilers and Gold Sox End Series Tonight
West Texas league standings show Pampa Amarillo Lubbock Lamesa Borger Clovis Midland Odessa and others. Schedule lists Tuesday night games including Pampa at Amarillo Borger at Clovis Odessa at Lubbock Midland at Lamesa.
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Shrine Night Attendance Set Record In Amarillo Clash
Amarillo's Shrine Night drew a potential crowd surge as the Gold Sox beat the Pampa Oilers 10 to 8 in a high scoring Shrine benefit game. Blas Tenorio sparked the win with a leadoff homer and a seventh inning blast, while Joe D’Antonio collected four hits.
Jaycee Softball Playoff Set To Begin Wednesday Night
Jaycee Softball League prepares a four team double elimination playoff at the Jaycee park with 8 30 p m start times. Phillips 6 faces Roberts Oloyer while Magnolia meets Dalby Motor Freight in the first round. Winners play winners and losers play losers Thursday with a possible Sunday finish. Spectators pay 20 cents per doubleheader. District tournament follows August 10 through 25 with the champion earning an expenses paid trip to Dallas.
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Roberts Oloyer
Magnolia
Dalby Motor Freight
Wayne Byers
The
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Panhandle
Dallas
Smilin Bill Terry may head Giants front office soon
Scribes expect Billy Jurees to become manager if Smilin Bill Terry joins the front office. Ducky Medwick hit sixth, a low spot for him since rising to stardom. Notes touch on Buck Newsoms, Schoolboy Rowe, Hal White, and assorted sports chatter across leagues.
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Gianta
Bill Terry
Billy Jurees
Ducky Medwick
A's
Buck Newsoms
Schoolboy Rowe
Mavericks win Twilight League clash 19 to 13
Mavericks defeat Central Presbyterian 19 to 13 as they rally in the seventh. Long-Bell Lumber dominates San Jacinto Methodists 23 to 19 in six innings. Scoring details list Curry Harris Bartlett Woods Tate Oakley and Williamson Smith Thurman among players.
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Oakley
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Long-Bell
Williamson
Smith
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Thurman
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Maverick Field
Maverick
Oscar Robbins
Aubrey Robertson
Ed Sharp
Red Bryan II
Gene Rutledge
Cotton Rutledge
J. C. Oakley
John Woods
S. L. Bruce
Byron Hawkins
Gene Turner
Presbyterian
Edquist
Benx
Kral
Thompson
Wagner
Clark
Turner
Basil D. Mathis Rites Are Set for Tomorrow
Basil D Mathis 23 year old Levelland youth died of a heart attack yesterday afternoon while visiting his aunt Mrs Jess Pierson 507 Louisiana Street His body will be sent to Southland today Funeral services are set for tomorrow He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs L B Mathis a brother L B Mathis Jr and a grandmother Mrs Tom Kellum of Southland Also mentioned is a separate Essex England note about Walter Eves who took his own life after repeating an unfounded rumor about two known men being fascists
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Levelland
Jess Pierson
Louisiana Street
Southland
Blackburn Shaw
L. B. Mathis
L. B. Mathis, Jr
Tom Kellum
Maldon
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Walter Eves
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Mavericks Own Column Highlights Club Wins and Weiner Roast Plan
The Golden Gophers beat the Gorillas and the Horned Frogs defeat the Wolverines in a softball double. Tuesday’s winner advances to Currie’s Ranch for a weiner roast. John McCarty supplied 12 dozen wiener sandwiches. a club feast followed. Club notes celebrate birthdays and list players, with fanfare over snacks and charity drive. Publicity invites support for a library and concessions at Cal Farley’s station. A letter from W E Smith of Marion Ohio praises Amarillo Boy Scouts and hints at future book donations and puzzles.
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Gorillas
Horned Frogs
Wolverines
Currie
John McCarty
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Joe E
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PeeWee Turner
Cal Farley
W. E. Smith
Marion
Ohio
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Amarillo
Henry Ford at 77 Confident of Happiness
Detroit July 30 Henry Ford 77 today said he is at peace with himself and the world and more optimistic about the future. He noted no celebration, adding that age does not count and what matters is what one has accomplished. He again praised the idea that there is never too much of any useful commodity and stated the United States would not be drawn into conflict.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
Quote on war effort and resource use amid pressure
A quotation argues that despite strong pressure from selfish interests seeking to divert immense resources to build destruction machinery, the war effort must prioritize broader goals over such demands.
Public links golf committee plans interview and match
New York July 30 report notes a plan to select twelve public links amateurs to face private club players in an All America cup match. The writer outlines a rigorous, loquacious trial, aiming to start late September with a large turnout and potential captaincy ambitions.
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American Golf Association
Fred W. O'Bannon
Damon Runyon
Lindy's Restaurant
Joe Turp Runyons
Davis J. Walsh
Sports Authority
West Coast
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Hollywood
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Bobby Jones
Grantland Rice
Herb Graffis
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Runyon and Walsh
Bud Ward
Willie Turnesa
Eagles
Seek Storage Space for Our Extra Grain
Franklin Mullin reports North American granaries face a surge of surplus wheat and feed as harvests near. Europe suffers sub normal crops with a 20 percent shortfall, risking animal feed shortages while North America projects over 600 million bushels of exportable wheat, 1.6 billion bushels total supply, and embargoed shipments from Canada as terminals overflow.
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Chicago
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North America
Russia
United States
Louie's Alleys Barney Barnabes Leads City League Victory
Barney Barnabes anchor man for TWA paces his teammates to a three game win over W. T. Buffaloes. He cards a high game of 223 while Pinkney's beats Amarillo Garage and Storage and the Craftsmen take two from Seven-up. The article lists box scores and season stats across multiple players and teams, including runs batted in and pitching highlights. It closes with an obscure fact: of 250 islands in the Fiji group only one-third are inhabited.
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TWA
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Pinkney's
Amarillo
W. T. Bullaloes
Allen Viscose
Shirley
Graves
Austin
Gelinger
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Iron Lung Survivor Celebrates 30th Birthday
Frederick B. Snite Jr who has lived in an iron lung since paralysis struck him over four years ago marks his 30th birthday tomorrow He will be able to walk about his family residence in River Forest Illinois for the first time since March 31 1936 as he celebrates the milestone with relatives and friends
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