Arnholz and ROM Win Jaycee Openers in Tight Doubleheader
Norton of Roberts Olver Magnolia struck out 13 as his team beat Plains Creamery 15 to 7 in the opener. Arnholz Coffee then edged Dalby Motor Freight 5 to 4 on a late squeeze play, with Shock finishing the Dalby threat. E Burke of Roberts Olver Magnolia invited out of town games, contact at Roberts Olver Lumber.
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Mavericks Club Column Highlights Work, Show, and Lake Fun
The Mavericks Club reports club members excelling in a clean up campaign with Bobby Hudgins taking first and W T Walker second. The event honors include shoes for Hudgins and trunks for Walker. A day at Tulsa Lake features boat rides, racing boats, swimming, and a lively display by the cats. A Weiner roast is planned at Curries Ranch with attendance open to all Mavericks, weather permitting.
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West Texas Standings and Scores From Local League
West Texas standings show Big Spring leading with 28 wins and 10 losses followed by Borger and Pampa. Tuesday games include Amarillo at Lamesa and Borger at Wichita Falls with other matchups. A local note wishes Glen McDowell a speedy recovery at Northwest Texas Hospital as Mavericks fans send prayers.
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Dorman Hurls Amarillo Sox To Victory Over Lobos Nine
LAMESA June 3 Special The Gold Sox beat the Lobos 8 to 7 in a nine inning opener. Dorman struggled in two innings but Adams and DAntonio led a Sox attack with a double and triple each. Guynes paced the Lobos with a single and double as the clubs schedule a double header tomorrow starting at 3:00 PM.
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Gehrig dies after legendary Yankee career
Lou Gehrig, famed New York Yankee first baseman and 2 130 consecutive games player, dies at his home after a battle with a rare disease. His retirement followed a record batting career and 13 straight seasons with over 100 RBIs. Mayor LaGuardia praised his public service after the game.
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Dan Morgan picks Billy Conn to win in Louis bout
Boxing expert Dumb Dan Morgan predicts Billy Conn will win the Billy Conn vs Joe Louis fight by using feints and movement to tire Louis, then slug from distance as Louis tires. He cites Conn’s left jab and feints as key to drawing counters and wearing Louis down.
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Baseball and boxing notes from coast to coast
New York reports a promoter reversal on Lou Nova Jim Robinson in Minneapolis. Belmont Park raises funds for a year of improvements. Billy Conn fights with a Pittsburgh glove ruling for a Yankees Louis title bout. Buck Newsom struggles in 11 starts this year. Dodgers fans ask about the day’s results. Kirby Higbe jokes about wins. Atlanta’s Karl Mann praises Rene Cortes Willard Marshall Connie Ryan, with Scout Nee close to a deal. Detroit eyes Pat Mullin vs George Case foot race. George Turpie steps down after 40 years at Audubon Club, father of Marian Turpie M Nimaughton. Chicago Philadelphia delay shift due to rain umpire arrival. San Jose State drills end with home guards vs draftees game. Nebraska will send its Big Six context.
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Talking With Our Side On The Nation's Team
BILL CUNNINGHAM travels rural points to gauge local sentiment as America debates entry to war. He chats with a restaurant owner mother, a truck driver, and Hobbs the farmer about enlistment, morale, and fears for farmers facing equipment costs. The piece blends home front views with a sense of shared national duty.
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Track Team Heads to West Point in Spring Showdown
A championship track squad will travel to West Point next spring to clash with Army Dartmouth and Columbia in a quadrangular meet. Bucky Harris fined Buddy Lewis 15 dollars for not running out a bunt. Staretor, Derby sprinter, will skip this season but chase big purses at Hollywood Park and California tracks. The Indians staff faced a rough stretch but Peckinpaugh still values Feller. American League batting leaders show the Athletics atop and the Yankees at the bottom.
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Sam Snead Seeks Open Redemption and Louis Conn Showdown
Fort Worth notes Sam Snead aims to rebound in the upcoming National Open after the Philadelphia collapse. Golf chatter praises Snead as the best from Tee to green despite old wounds. Meanwhile hype builds for Joe Louis versus Billy Conn with questions on Conn’s chances against Louis’ power and past threats to Baer.
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Golf Open Eyes and Big Plans For Texan Fans
The story highlights large anticipated attendance for the tournament in Texas with figures up to 50 000 and notes on weather impact. It also discusses baseball stars George McQuinn Lou Gehrig Ted Williams and other figures, plus golf pros Lloyd Mangrum Johnny Bulla. It mentions London docks as England's major meat rubber wool and oil hubs.
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