Tigers Fight For Place In League
Detroit Tigers surge into second place by beating the New York Yankees 6-1 as Boston Red Sox topple the Cleveland Indians 9-2. Tommy Bridges dominates with five Yankee hits allowed. Paul Dean shines for the Giants in a 3-2 and 4-0 double win over the Cubs.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Yanks
Red Sox
Indians
Bob Feller
Feller
Bucky Walters
Phillies
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Dean
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Business and Professional Women hear convention reports
The Amarillo Club notes informal delegate reports from the state convention in Dallas. Eugenia Lane reviews meeting features, Katherine Metcalf discusses budgeting, Irene Duncan shares impressions, and Ruth Stine and Faye Gordon compare past meetings. New members Madsen Seeds Coan welcomed.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Eugenia Lane
Katherine Metcalf
Irene Duncan
Camille Kelley
Memphis
Blanche Pumphrey
Amarillo Club
Madsen
Bob Seeds
F. E. Coan
Jaycee Softball League Playoff Start Near as Soil Confronts Dalby
In the Jaycee Softball League first round continues at Jaycee Park tonight as league leader Soil Conservation meets third place Dalby Motor Freight. Yellow Cab and Magnolia close the round in the night’s second game. Phillips 66 tops Roberts-Olver 6 5 with Eddie Norton and Bill Shock strong on the mound. Magnolia shuts out Texaco 10 0 behind a three hit effort from Eddie Norton.
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Jaycee
Dalby Motor Freight
Jaycee Park
Parker Streets
Yellow Cab
Magnolia
Phillips 66
Roberts- Olver
Bill Shock
Phillips
Wayne Gatlin
Roberts-Olver
Eddie Norton
Texaco
Phillips-Roberts-Olver
Dumbell
Shock
Soil Conservation
Prigics AG
Roberte-Olver
Eeas
Dalby Mtr
Preight Cinge
Texaco Ie
A&w Root Beer
Bowling stars Lonnie Price sparks two wins in Summer City Liga
Lonnie Price led Put and Take Grocery to a two games to one victory over I. H. C. in the Summer City League at Louie’s Alleys. He toppled 255 pins in a late surge with eight straight strikes after a miss and spare.
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Lonnie Price
Louie’s
Price
Yellow Cab
Santa Fe
Purr Food
Tight Race Develops in West Texas-New Mexico Loop
West Texas New Mexico League standings show Berger Clovis and Big Spring tied for fourth just two games behind Midland with LubbockHubbers one and a half back. Oilers gain on Sox as Amarillo and Lubbock win, leaving four teams in contention for a September playoff and tight odds from top to bottom.
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Berger
Clovis
Big Spring
Midland
Lubbock Hubbers
Oilers
Sox
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Mel Kramer
Kramer
Lubbock
White Sox
Waterloo
Town
Hubbers
Pampa
Lamesa
Lobos
Nurses Establish Official Nursing Bureau in Amarillo
The Graduate Nurses Association opened an Official Nursing Bureau in Amarillo serving the Panhandle as a central registry for graduate and registered nurses. It will connect private duty, institutional, and other nursing services with clients and provide educational resources. For details contact Director at 733 North Mirror Street or phone 4982.
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Graduate Nurses Association
Amarillo
Association
Panhandle
Official Nursing Bureau
North Mirror Street
Amarillo To Sponsor Clarendon Out-Of-County Contest
Amarillo has been asked to provide an entry in Clarendon’s July celebration out-of-county contest. The event features two parades and a rodeo with entries from towns or ranches outside Donley County. Prizes include a $125 saddle and a $30 pair of boots.
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Amarillo
Clarendon
J. R. Gillham
Clarendon Chamber of Commerce
Donley County
Gillham
Alley Paving Part of WPA Project
Proposed paving of the Alabama Virginia alley between Sixth and Seventh avenues will be included in a city WPA project application. Ten property owners petitioned for the improvement. If granted the cost to property owners will not exceed 25 cents per foot.
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Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Detroit Zoo Director Seeks New Recruits for Open Season
Detroit zoo chief John T. Millen says he wants greenhorns for staff as eight former farmers six auto workers two carpenters and other trades join for the season. His sole rule to all hires is to close doors behind you and ensure they are closed.
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Detroit
A.P
John T. Millen
Millen
Veterans Dominate Trans Miss Golf in Second Round
In St Louis the Trans Miss tournament sees five veteran stars leading the 16 women golfers with a quartet of young rivals close behind. Betty Jameson faces Georgia Dexhemier in a tight match while Marion Miley meets Jeanne Cline, 16, in Bloomington Tenn. Kathleen Carey challenges Kay Pearson as Patty Berg and Mrs. Russell Mann seek advantage. Sarah Adams and Phyllis Otto draw strong stories in early rounds.
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Louis
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Georgia Dexhemier
St. Louis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
Kay Pearson
Houston
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Mahlon Wallace
Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Sarah Adams
Stephens College
Richmond
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Chester Keating
Sportsmen in Last Meeting Tonight
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club members will review recent work and plan to benefit wildlife and natural resources in the final spring meeting. Vice president urged full attendance at 7:30 in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel and announced monthly meetings suspended until the second Wednesday in September.
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Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
Amarillo
Derby Spirit Holds Despite War’s Shadow
Henry McLemore notes British Derby held at Newmarket to avoid air raids, a symbol of national resolve. He recalls Epsom’s past crowds in 1934 and links sport to wartime morale, praising thoroughbred racing as a stand against disruption.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
United Press
Newmarket
Great Britain
London
Epsom Downs
France
United States
Britain
Adolf Hitler
George V
Downs
Moore Gore Duel Sparks Amarillo Country Club Tourney
In Amarillo the Jimmie Moore and Paul Gore golf showdown follows a split field after first rounds. Gore reached the championship flight semi finals with a 6 and 5 win, while Moore shot 67 after a 69 in the previous match to set up a potential title tilt.
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Jimmie Moore
Paul Gore
Country Club
Amarillo
W. W. Gibson
Jimmy Moore
Dr. Don
Marsalis
Gore
Moore
Local Women Tie Phillips In Amarillo Golf Match
Amarillo Women’s Golf Association members tied Phillips women 24 all in an inter city team match at Phillips. Mrs Art Querry won prize golf balls after needing 26 putts on 18 holes and Mrs Walter Sikes had the low gross 83. Phillips to visit Wolflin Park for a return match this summer.
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Amarillo Women's Golf Association
Phillips
Wolflin Park Links
Amarillo
Sikes
Lou Lacy
Aderton
Earl Estep
F. S. McCullough
Vaughn Jackson
Art Querry
Howard Bond
Pat Jackson
Mitt Vance
J. R. Brown
R. Barns
C. M. Robertson
E. Fuller
Tex Muncy
A. Johnson
Jack Bush
R. Post
H. Baker
O. H. Weeter
Elwin Ware
L. E. Rogers
F. R. Cracraft
M. K. Graham
G. E Hoover
F. Johnson
Walter Morris
B. Hampton
T. H. Quackenbush
F. Markel
Stewart
Rogers Hornsby Works Miracles as OKC Redskins Win
The Associated Press notes Rogers Hornsby, with Oklahoma City since Sunday, has the Redskins on a winning pace. Oklahoma City beat Fort Worth 4-2 to extend their streak to three and sit seventh, ahead of Fort Worth and close to Dallas. Shreveport reel continues with 16 wins in 22, beating San Antonio 4-3 as Houston loses to Beaumont 5-2. Paul Fasterling hits a two run homer powering Dallas Rebels past Tulsa 7-3.
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Sox
Amarillo
Oilers
Chicago
Philadelphata
Bettors
York
Louis
Washington
Berrie
New York
Seroe
Annnemy Grassers Am Ues
Pampa
Ania
Lamesa
San Antonio
Shreveport
Bar- Club
L. Petger's Gassers
Houston
Beaumont
Tulsa
Denario
Coise Sie
Oklahoma City
Driarte
Ratliff
D'Antonio
Crider
Lubbock Abrhpore
Niedziela
Drake
Schweda
Hajduk
Engle
Watkins
Sparr
Castino
Bee
le Mahan
Kramer
Lubbock
E_ Altenburg
E. Altenburg
Drake Niedgiela
Denorie
Fulenwider
Pate and
Cartwright
Associated Press
Rogers Hornsby
Oklahoma City Redskins
Indians
Hornsby
Fort Worth
Redskins
Dallas
Shreveport Sports
Buffs
Paul Fasterling
Dallas Rebels
Races Proceed Amid War Time Civic Drills
Observers recall wartime scenes with anti aircraft batteries and underground shelters as planes droned overhead spelling brand names. Sirens and instruction placards lined the track as civilians adapted while the race continued.
Durocher's Health Fears and Front-Page Golf Notes
In a New York byline dated June 12 Eddie Briez reports Leo Durocher fears possible appendicitis while Pee Wee Reese remains on the doubtful list. The piece notes golf praise for Sam Snead with Ralph Guldahl commenting on Snead's swing and Canterbury as a challenging run for the Open.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Pee Wee Reese
Mr. Wrigley
Dizy Dean
Oklahoma
Ralph Guldahl
Snead
Canterbury
D Antonio to Take Rest as Sox Sideline Star
Amarillo Gold Sox second baseman Joe D Antonio heads to Amarillo for rest under a doctor s care after an infield practice injury. Henry Parma will replace him, bringing strong base running and prior Sox and Midland Cowboys experience. Parma homes in Hutchins Texas and may rejoin the team in a week.
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Joe D'Antonio
Amarillo Gold Sox
Amarillo
Dantonio
Henry Parma
Parma
Sox
Midland Cowboys
Hutchins
Texas
D'Antonio
Joe
Coffey Defends River Crest Invitational Crown
Billy Bob Coffey wins opening rounds of the River Crest Invitational in Fort Worth leading a field of 75 as defending champion. Contenders include Harry Todd of Dallas Norman Rowland of Fort Worth and Royal Hogan. Dead: Otto Fischl reported after heart attack at Detroit health department clinic.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Billy Bo
Coffey
Harry Todd
Dallas
Norman Rowland
Royal Hogan
Ben
Detroit
Otto Fischl
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E. B. Johnson
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Jack Alley
Paul Hunt
J. D. Sugg
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Frank Taylor
A. F. Klopfstein
Gene Klein
Charles Smith, Jr
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Stan Marsh, Jr
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M. T. Johnson, Jr
C. F. Anderson
Art McKay
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J. L. McCormick
Bill Perdue
Wade Holman, Jr
H. W. Allen
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T. J. Wagner
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By Eddie Brietz
ST Star
Dick “Reeman
Houston Chronicle
Jimmie Kitts
Rice
Jimmie
Lawson Little
Albany (Ga
Mike Jacobs
N. Y. Post
Louis Godoy
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M. §. Jacobs
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Joe D' Antonio
Billy Bob Coffey
River Crest
Paramount
Billiards
Eakle
IN Jarman
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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