Four Am sid Golfers tie for top in Amarillo tourney
J R Brown defending champion and Ernie Dowell joined Aaron Gwyn with two over par 73s to lead a large field at the Amarillo Municipal Golf Tournament played yesterday at Ross Roy Golf Course. The event runs through Aug 67 with first round matches for 97 entrants to be completed by next Sunday under scratch scoring.
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Ross Roy
J. R. Brown
Ernie Dowell
Bud Ammons
Fina
Aaron Gwyn
Dub Kleipeter
D. W. Klock
Bill Jenkins
D. L. Duniven
R. S. Phillips
B. W. Gerdes
Bill Bogard
Gene Milton
D. M. Smith
Charles Quaila
J. D. Webster
Bill Keith
Aaron
Gwyn
Frank Sawyer
Connie Barcu
N. E. Alexander
Jim Payne
Dewell Brown
M. L. Blohm
Joe Witt
Trnce Brown
Roy McKinney
Paul Miller
Henry Pond
Bob Taylor
Drew Crossett
Carl Caldwell
H. P. Wagoner
George Mans
J. H. Hazlewood
J. F. Donohue
C. W. Smith
Bernie Vaught
J. C. Dickens
Moore
C. O. Beaman
L. C. Whitney
Wayne Gatlin
Henry Whitley
C. I. Penry
Fred Grimes
E Flight
Nard Cazzell
W. T. Hamilton
B. T. Baker
D. J. Stanley
Jack Craig
T. L. Brown
H. L. Smith
Budgie Hayden
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R. L. Thompson
Dick Mager
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S. W. Axtell
W. B. Leaf
Ray Prien
Ed Shilliot
Ernest Conrad
Browns seize lead with sweep over Senators in doubleheader
The St Louis Browns stretched their lead to four and a half games by sweeping Washington 2 1 and 7 3 in a doubleheader. Don Gutieridge drove in the eventual go ahead runs with a two run double in the 9th after Muncrief and Haefner held and Dennis Gatehouse won the second game. Gen Declares Ott’s steady Giants leadership a highlight of the season.
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Ty Cobb
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Baker
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Gehrig
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Mel
Jenkins Wins Hole-in-One Tourney With Close Finish
Bill Jenkins won the Ross Rogers Golf Course event by a single shot with a tee shot 12% inches from the cup in the Hole-in-One Tournament to aid old golf ball drives. Bill Keith placed second at 16 inches and Knox Whitney 28% inches away.
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Bill Jenkins
Gene Root
Ross Rogers Golf Course
Jenkins
Bill Keith
Knox Whitney
Root
Standings and schedule update for early baseball leagues
The standings show Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and New York with records and games back. Daily schedule lists Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston and tonight’s Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington. England now has only one maker of hand made nails C Williams turns out 50 pounds of giant nails in eight hours.
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Farm auction notice lists tools livestock andGranary sale
Cultivator and tractor attachment misc items lots of lumber spray equipment chicken wire felt paper hand saw cider press stone jars mail boxes bird cage garden tools hose poultry 15 chickens terms: one third cash second year 212 3 percent third year 150 fourth year 15 0 fifth year 15 percent down day of sale 16 percent commission to real estate agent for buyer prospect inspection Sunday on property for viewing
Diamond Race Surprises Fans In 1944 Baseball Season
Grantland Rice notes a competitive 1944 season with high attendance and thrilling races. He highlights the Cardinals lead in the National League and a tight junior circuit chase among the Browns Yankees Red Sox and Tigers. He also observes unusual pitching feats and the era’s wartime impact on skill and consistency.
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Bucky Walters
Tex Hughson
Hank Borowy
Dixie Walker
People's Choice
Stan Musial
Musial
Brooklyn
Rickey
Cardinals
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Braves
Phillies
Mel Ott
Frank Frisch
Ott
Grantland Rice
Globe New York
Browns
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Bill Nicholson
Bombers Sweep Liberators Behind Satterfield Relief Win
Amarillo Field Bombers beat Liberal Kansas 4 to 2 for a fifth straight win and a two game series sweep. Ray Satterfield relieved in the ninth and pitched two outs with one hit allowed as Dizzy Dean Mazur and stellar fielding backed the victory. Ronald Cook started and kept Amarillo ahead until the final threats. The Bombers outhit and outplayed the Liberators, who loaded the bases often but failed to capitalize.
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Amarillo Field
Liberators
Liberal
Kan
Ronald Cook
Pittsburgh Pirates
Satterfield
Kansas
Ray
Kansans
Dizzy Dean
al Mazur
Amarillo
Pauline Betz Favored To Defend Seabright Title
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles emerged as an early favorite to defend her national women's tennis crown by winning the 66th Seabright Tournament in Seabright New Jersey on July 31. She defeated strong opposition to reach the final rounds.
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N. J
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Hottest Batter Al Zarilla Shines for Browns in St. Louis
Al Zarilla of the St. Louis Browns dominates the American League surge with a .600 hot streak over 35 at bats across 10 games from July 22. The 24 year old from Los Angeles boosted his average to .312 after a late pinch hit turn and outfield duty, tracing his rise to patience and relaxed play.
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al Zarilla
St. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
Los Angeles
Browns
Luke Sewell
Jack Kramer
Boston Red Sox
Mike Ryba
Sewell
Gene Moore
Zarilla
Batesville
Ark
Montgomery and Jack Slated for Ring Scrap at MSG
New York July 31 — Lightweight champion Bob Montgomery and former champ Beau Jack meet in a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden as part of a War Bond show. This is their fourth meeting. Admission by war bond purchase. both boxers donate services.
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New York
U.R
Bob Montgomery
Beau Jack Tangle
Madison Square Garden
Odessa Golfer Captures Odessa Invitational Title
Sgt Lloyd Wadkins of Odessa won the Odessa Invitation golf tournament at the Odessa Country Club defeating Aviation Cadet Bill Roden of Glen Rose 4 and 3. Billy Maxwell of Abilene took the championship consolation honors.
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Sgt
Lloyd Wadkins
Bill Roden
Glen Rose
Odessa Country Club
Billy Maxwell
Abilene
Big Harry Todd to pursue golf as business
Dallas July 31 report notes Big Harry Todd, who once played for publicity to aid his insurance business, now plans to make golf his professional venture and business focus.
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Big Harry Todd
Dallas
Harry Todd
Austin to Represent Texas in Legion Diamond Tourney
Austin will represent Texas in the Regional American Legion junior baseball tournament in New Orleans August 10 to 13 after sweeping Dallas Forest Avenue High in a doubleheader 8-4 and 25-14. The state champs had previously lost to Forest 5-3 in the opening game of the three game series.
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Texas
New Orleans
Dallas
Forest Avenue High
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