Coyotes Beat Bruins in Texas Junior League clash
Amarillo College Coyotes, 5 5, edged the Taylor Bruins 4 to 1 as pitcher Joe Sullivan allowed 8 hits and Jackie Fyfe 11. Three runs in the fifth framed the victory with David Wyatt and teammates contributing key hits and fielding plays. Other games featured San Jacinto Bearcats’ 25 23 win over Maverick Calves and multiple league results across divisions.
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Mouse Williams
Texas Junior League of Kids, Inc
Amarillo College Coyotes
Taylor Bruins
Jack Pyre
Bruins
Texas
Margaret Wills Tigers
Coyotes
Fancher Upshaw, Jr
Taylor
Joe Sullivan
Amarillo College
Jackie Fyfe
David Wyatt
Dick Kerrick
Dale McCullough
Phil Nichols
Wyatt
Teddie Reyman
Coyote
San Jacinto Bearcats
Jack Hill
San Jacinto
Bobby Rodriguez
Jimmy Jones
Carl Stoddard
Phillip Castleberry
Bearcats
Stevedores
Forest Hill Bulldogs
McKinley Bobcats
Sammie Wilson
Leroy Bennett
Tigers
North Lamar Cardinals
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Bob Berg
Wildcat
Charlie Sain
Don Sinclair
Squirrels
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Sain
Rick Proctor
Glenn Passmore
Desa Collins
Cardinal
Billy Perkins
James Shannon
Collings
Lamar
Roy Wilhite
Charles Cook
Delbert Warton
Pleasant Valley Bombers
South Side
Kangaroos
Verlin’ Manley
North Georgia Marauders
Summit Mountaineers
Maverick Steers
Lady of Guadalupe Greyhounds
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Humphreys Highland Gunners
Billy Joe Snow
FE. J. Meadows
Ray Sinclair
Dick Pond
Cuff Milnmar
Ganders
Gale Linkenhager
John Jenkins
Magic Cox
Pond
Cox
Wilson Woodpeckers
Summit Bluebirds
North Harrison Ducks
Panter Crows
Mike Murphy
Woodpecker
Johnny Hefley
Bluebird
Woodpeckers
Carl Larson
Bobby Chilton
Ross Larson
Bobby Stewart
Phillip Borden
Laron Alfred Pickering
Ducks
Jimmy Morrison
Robert Hober
North Side Ravens
Margaret Willis Sparrooks
Margaret Wills
Humphreys Highland Jaya
Pantex Crows
Pantex
Pleasant Valley Larks
San Jacinto Swifts
Bivins Mag
Amarillo Golf Club Names Captains for Dutch Dinner Team
The Amarillo Country Club picks B B Williams and Eric Jordan as captains for the Dutch Dinner Team matches this afternoon. Ausbach hires a new assistant Bobby Jones, a soon-to-be senior at Amarillo High, and a free clinic at Sunset Driving Range with Pro Walter Silkes is planned for tomorrow night. The piece also notes baseball updates and local football optimism for 1947.
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George Aubach
E * B. B. Williams
Eric Jordan
Amarillo
Arthur Lamb
Wichita Falls
Locke Favored To Win National Capital Open
Bobby Locke, coming from Johannesburg South Africa, enters the National Capital Open as the strong favorite. He posted a quick 33 in a nine hole practice round and is deemed the likely champion for the $10,000 event in Washington.
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Landover
Bobby Locke
Golfdom
Johannesburg
South Africa
Amarillo Woman Reaches Quarterfinals in Texas Public Links
In Austin the Texas Women's Public Links Golf Association quarterfinals show three former champions advancing. Defending champ Mrs. Guy La Roe of Terrell defeated last year's runner up Mrs. L. B. Hoseck 1 up in 20 holes. Three time champ Mrs. E. H. Wohlfahrt of Houston beat Mrs. H. F. Massey 7 and 6. Medalist Betsy Rawls of Austin beat Mrs. William Holmes 6 and 5. Upcoming matches pair La Roe with Mrs. J. R. Bradford, Rawls with Mrs. M. W. Morgan, Wohlfahrt with Mrs. H. W. Tyson, while Mrs. H. L. Reynolds of Austin and Mrs. C. M. Burns of Dallas play in the other championship flight match. Reynolds, Amarillo, now residing in Austin, has won the Amarillo city championship several times.
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Austin
Texas Women's Public Links Golf Association
Guy la Roe
Terrell
L. B. Hoseck
Dallas
E. H. Wohlfahrt
Houston
H. F. Massey
Betsy Rawls
William Holmes
la Rue
J. R. Bradford
Miss Rawls
M. W. Morgan
Baytown
Wohlfahrt
H. W. Tyson
H. L. Reynolds
C. M. Burns
Texas Conference Winner May Have Post-Season Game
Sherman June 5 A post season football game between the Texas Conference champion and a team chosen by coaches and the Wichita Falls Exchange Club is under consideration with a mail vote planned. Dr George Landolt president of the conference stated this. Guatemala will have a new passenger and freight airline.
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Sherman
Texas
Wichita Falls Exchange Club
George Landolt
Tremaine Lopez headline Southwestern 190 duels at Fair Grounds
Eye on a $1,600 prize Handy Andy Tremaine of El Paso and George Lopez of Tampico headline a five round 190 pound bout in the Southwestern mat meet at the Fair Grounds arena. Tremaine seeks a strong run after a standout prior season while Lopez, a noted Mexican judo artist, also headlines the card. Wayne Martin starts the tournament favored, facing Jack Pappenheim in a 45 minute semi final with Rex Mobley and Al Getz also contending in the ladder. Admission ranges 85 cents to 1 dollar 75 cents.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Handy Andy Tremaine
el Paso
George Lopez
Tampico
Fair Grounds Arena
Tremaine
Dory Detton
Gorilla Poggi
Amarillo
Wayne Martin
Jack Pappenheim
Rex Mobley
Berger
Mobley
Martin
al Getz
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
National League leaders include Batting Walker of Philadelphia with .363 and Slaughter of St. Louis at .355. Mize of New York leads home runs with 14, Miller of Cincinnati 12, pitching with Spahn of Boston 8 to 1. American League Batting Boudreau of Cleveland .358 and DiMaggio of New York .357. Keller of New York 13 homers. Williams of Boston 12. Pitching Shea of New York 6-1 857. Hutchinson of Detroit 5-1 833.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pete Reiser
Dodger
Ebbets Field
Dominic Rossi
Dodgers
Detroit
New York Yankees
George Kell
Dick Wakefield
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
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Red Sox
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Dom DiMaggio
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Sam Mele
Joe Dobson
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Walker
Slaughter
Mize
New York
Miller
Cincinnati
Spahn
Boston
Rowe
Boudreau
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Keller
Williams
Shea
Hutchinson
Leopards Face Tigers In Texas High School Semifinals
June 5 at 7:30 PM Adamsons defending champions Leopards of Dallas clash with Waco Tigers as Poly Fort Worth meets St. Thomas Houston in the Texas High School Baseball Tournament semifinals. Leopards beat Honda 10-2, Waco downed South Park 7-2, Poly topped Maroons 8-4, St. Thomas beat North Dallas 8-1.
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Adamsons
Leopards of
Waco Tigers
Poly
Fort Worth
St. Thomas
Houston
Leopards
Honda
Waco
Licking South Park
Beaumont
One Step Nearer Game Fish and Oyster Regulation Bill
The Senate approved the bill 22 to 7 to place broad regulatory powers with the Game Fish and Oyster Commission, with House concurrence needed after minor amendments. The measure authorizes seasons and bag limits for deer, wild turkey, and fresh water fish, while salt water laws remain unchanged, and includes a four year trial with reenactment.
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Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Senate
Commission
Midland Tops Longhorn Loop With 6 3 Win Over Odessa
Midland leads Longhorn League after routing Odessa 6 to 3 as Big Spring falters against Vernon. Vernon surged to fifth with a 13 to 2 victory, while Ballinger dropped to the cellar after losing to Sweetwater. Midland sits about 17 percentage points ahead.
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United Press
Midland
Big Spring
Odessa
Vernon
Ballinger
Sweetwater
Duck hunting days may shrink for 1947 season
The US Fish and Wildlife Service reports the North American duck population is at its lowest since 1938 while hunter numbers rise. A six member committee will meet in Chicago next week to draft 1947 season regulations, with potential reductions from last year’s 45 hunting days. The 1945 season lasted over 80 days.
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Washington
US Fish and Wildlife Service
North America
The
Wildlife Service
Chicago
Veterans Hospital Softballers Triumph In Seven Inning Fight
Veterans Hospital beat Graham Hoeme 12 to 9 in seven innings in the V A Softball League. H Dyer and Joe Hamrick homered for the winners while Tom Mooney went deep for the losers. Santa Fe Shops edged Helium Plant 7 to 6 in the other game.
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H. Dyer
Joe Hamrick
Tom Mooney
Veterans Hospital
Graham Hoeme
Santa Fe
Helium Plant
Graham-Hoeme
Vet’s. Hospital
Deesenen
Hamrick
Laxson
Vick and Mays
Little and Morgenthaler
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