Gold Sox salvage extra inning series finale 5 to 4
Amarillo and Pampa clash in West Texas New Mexico League with renewed talks of all star selections. The Oilers pitching limited Amarillo to six hits in first three games, while McPartland and Dilbeck held the Sox to few safeties. Fans in Pampa backed their team as league chatter shifts toward July 20 all star game.
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Amarillo
Pampa Oilers
Gold Sox
Oilers
Pampa
McPartland
Pampan
Dilbeck
Sox
Ratliff
Emmett Altenburg
Grover Seitz
Russell
Hubberville
Lubbock
Borger
Gassers
Fong
Clovis
Lamesa
Tony Rego
Big Spring
Barons
Milton Price
Wichita Falls
Price
Midland
Emmitt Pulenwider
Gold Sockers
Attempted murder charges prepared in Corpus Christi case
In Corpus Christi on June 10 a 25 year old man admitted attacking Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haynes with a hammer during a Sunday morning home invasion. Both victims suffered fractured skulls with Mrs. Haynes listed in critical condition. Two other suspects were captured after a day long search.
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Corpus Christi
A. J. Haynes
Amarillo Nine Rally Stuns Oilers in 11 Inning Win
Amarillo Gold Sox rally from 4-0 down to beat Pampa Oilers 11-5 in 11 innings at home. Key bursts by Emmitt Altenburg Dick Ratliff and Bus Dorman pace the comeback with defensive miscues and late scoring ensuring the dramatic victory and a two-and-a-half game lead over the Oilers heading on a road trip to Lubbock.
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Pampa Oilers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Gold Sox
Oilers
Emmitt Fulenwider
Sox
Ben Partish
Emmett Altenburg
Bones Sanders
Dick Ratliff
Potter
Dilbeck
Parrish
Lady Luck
D'Antonio
Clutter
Pampa
Denorio
Bus Dorman
Hill
Prather
Vanney
Summers
B. Altenburg
Sanders
al Duarte
Dillbeck
Pulenwider
E. Altenburg
Lubbock
Ge Knobles
Maivica
Seitz
Oo Vannoy
Summets
Jordan
Doug
Amarillo Abrhpore
Dmerio
Duarte
Altenburg
Ratliff
Brocker
Dorman
Deetee O
Amarillo
Malvica
Knobles
B Altenburg
Clarksville Man Treks Through Family Military Ties
Clarksville resident Bertram Julier has 26 nephews and great nephews serving in British and U S forces. One nephew Henry Julier died in the Graf Spee battle near Montevideo. Bertram, born in England, served in the British Navy and later in the U S Navy. The piece notes Vatican City and Russia as the world’s smallest and largest countries, and lists local officials involved.
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Clarksville
Bertram Julier
Great Britain
Henry Julier
Montevedeo
Bertram
England
Vatican City
Russia
London Welcomes FDR Speech and Allied Resolve
London officials welcomed President Roosevelt's speech praising the Allies as they unite against fascism. They stressed American resources alongside Allied power will strengthen the western democracies in the fight against Mussolini and dictatorship.
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London
Roosevelt
United States
Signor
Mussolini
Europe
Betty Jameson tops Trans Miss medalist field with 73
Blonde Betty Jameson, 21, San Antonio, coached by her four Texas titles, shot 73 to earn medalist honors at the Trans Mississippi tournament qualifier. Patty Berg, Minneapolis, posted 74, with five others under 79 as Phyllis Otto and Kay Pearson also broke 80. Jameson faces Mrs. Bryan Winter of Dallas in the opening round.
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ST. Louis
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Patty
Glenn Echo Country Club
Betty
Phyllis Otto
Iowa
Atlantic
Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Wis
Kay Pearson
Houston
Tex
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Jo Malerae
Ames
Marion Miley
Comely
Lexington
Star
Miss Jameson
Bryan Winter
Dallas
Miss Berg
H. H. Silverford
Kansas City
Women Golfers Play At Phillips Today
Amarillo Women's Golf Association invites Phillips women for an inter city team match today. A return match is planned later this season when the Phillips women host Amarillo.
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Phillips
Amarillo Women's Golf Association
Amarillo Maskie
Bees Smother Cards as Mize Belts Seventeenth Homer
Boston swarmacked the St. Louis Cardinals 12 to 2 on June 10 in St. Louis. Johnny Mize homered for the Cardinals, his 17th of the season, while Boston piled up 21 hits. Hassett and Slaughter sparked the Bees with timely hits as Boston handed St. Louis a lopsided defeat.
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ST. Louis
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Mize
Boston
Warstier
Padgett
Lonez
Millerss
Sullivan
Davis
jSham
Shoun
White
S. Martin
Miller
Owen
Rowell
Lopez
Ross
Hassett
Sisti
Marion
Rice Institute coaches note perfect scholastic year
Houston June 10 Rice Institute coaching staff announced all of about 100 athletes across football basketball baseball track tennis and golf passed year end scholastic examinations with no failures in the annual grades report.
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Houston
Rice Institute
How Jimmy Demaret grips the Vardon style in golf
West ern Open champion Jimmy Demaret explains his grip and stance. He uses the Vardon overlapping grip with equal finger pressure, balanced weight, slight knee bend, and a stance that favors a left of center club path. He notes the wrists unlock waist high and a weight shift from right to left through impact.
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Jimmy Demaret
Expropriation Value To Be Set By Federal Judge
WEXICO CITY report that Federal Judge Ponciano Hernandez Ortega announced the valuation of expropriated oil firms will be made public this week. He stated the process will determine compensation for the seized companies under the government policy.
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Wexico City
Ponciano Hernandez Ortega
Father Son Golf Slated for Father's Day Event
Fathers and sons from the Panhandle and beyond may enter the 18 hole tournament at Ross Rogers Municipal Links for a 50 cent fee per pair. The low medal score wins a handsome trophy for the father and son. The event follows last week's Tri-State Amateur conflict and draws wide regional participation.
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Panhandle
Ross Rogers
Peoria
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New York City
Hooker
Okla
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Oklahoma City
Littlefield
College Station
Spearman
Dallas
Wellington
Dalhart
Sacramento
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Fort Worth
Springfield
Wichita, Kan
Lubbock
Borger
Dodge City
Young Track Stars Shine
Dallas June 10 Intercollegiate track loses stars Freddie Wolcott and the Rideout twins this year. Pete Owens of Howard Payne College steps in, with a group of schoolboys ready to fill gaps. Max Minor of To hoka High and Joe Wood of Buckner Orphans Home show top promise, with Wood already posting a 4:26.5 mile in the district AAU meet.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Track of the Southwest
Freddie Wolcott
Rice
Rideout Twins
North Texas State
Wolcott
Pete Owens
Howard Payne College
Owens
Texas
Walcott
Gatewood
Max Minor
Tohoka High
Joe Wood
Buckner Orphans Home
Chioe Sportsman
Minor
Wood
Denton
Sportsman
Bell Rings Bell To Find Out
Bell rings Bell to find out. Charles R. Bell of Bowling Green, formerly with the United States civil service commission, investigated mail delays and contacted Charles R. Bell, city attorney, after a dinner chat the men had never before.
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Bowling Green
Charles R. Bell
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Bell
Grapplers in Battle Royal at National Guard Armory
Six wrestlers clash in a chaotic royal rumble at the National Guard Armory on Thursday night. Promoter Dutch Mantell caps the summer with a crowd pleasing event featuring Chuck Powell Bill McBain Bob Cummings Jittery Joe Lynam Dory Detton and Rod Fenton. The final two survivors will return for the main event after preliminary one fall bouts starting at 8 30 with Gorilla Pogi versus Ace Abbott opening. Programs paused after Thursday until autumn.
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National Guard Armory
Wrassie Royal
Dutch Mantell
Chuck Powell
Bill
Bad Boy
Gorilla Pogi
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Browns Rally Five In Seventh To Top Senators
The St. Louis Browns beat Washington 7 to 4 after a five run seventh inning. Roxie Lawson relieved and halted a Senators rally with the bases loaded as St Louis achieved a decisive late surge.
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St. Louis Browns
Senators
Roxie Lawson
Jack Kramer
St. Louis
Caserf
Radcliff
Lewis
Welas
McQuin
Walker
Gore Olver Advance In Country Club Meet
Defending champion Paul Gore and co medallist John Olver won first round matches at Amarillo Country Club in the championship. Olver shot 68 to share medalist honors with Jimmy Moore, while Gore beat W. W. Gibson 6 and 5 with a 71 medal score. Finals in each flight will be 36 holes Sunday. other flights see multiple second round wins and consolation brackets.
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John Olver
Amarillo
Olver
Jimmy Moore
Wallace Clark
Gore
W. W. Gibson
Sunda
Frank Taylor
A. F. Klopfstein
Robert McCartt
Stan Marsh, Jr
J. S. Evans
Herb Willborn
Riley Strickland
John Tolleson
Red's Secretary Loses Temper
Cincinnati Reds front office, defending co champions, vented irritation at critics who blame Dodgers success on former American League cast offs. Gabe Paul notes many ex Nationals bolster junior circuit teams, listing Zeke Bonura, Dick Bartell, Rollie Hemsley, Mike Kreevich, Roy Cullenbine among others.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Reds
Gabe Paul
Gabe
Zeke Bonura
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Washington
Dick Bartell
Chicago Cub
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Rollie Hemsley
Red
Playboy
Cleveland
Mike Kreevich
Chicago
Roy Cullenbine
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