Buffs Still Faster in Hectic Texas League Race
In a hectic Texas League update, the Houston Buffs slip further from the top as San Antonio, Tulsa, and Fort Worth win key games. Beaumont and Dallas hold top and bottom spots. Shreveport also falls behind. Major leaders include Wakefield and Evers for Beaumont with several high-scoring efforts across the league.
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Old Men Keep Cubs Alive Passeau Wins
Passeau pitched five hits and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 1, aided by Lee’s eighth win. The Cubs benefited from veteran pitching as Passeau earned his ninth victory and Lee contributed in a 7-1 victory over the Phillies. Dodgers and Cardinals games postponed due to weather. Yankees’ Buddy Rosar sprains his left leg.
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Melton Joins Air Forces. To Train At Harrisburg
Amos Melton Fort Worth Star Telegram sports writer has been appointed a second lieutenant in the army air forces and will depart for Miami Beach on June 24. He will later attend the air intelligence school at Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Collegiate Golfers Set For Tourney in Indiana
Evanston Ill June 12 The National Collegiate golf championship will be staged June 22 27 at Chain o Lakes course South Bend Indiana with players from across the country entering as war limits ease. Northwestern coach Ted Payseur footnotes the event as NCAA golf committee secretary while seeds advance in nearby Dallas Texas in a separate tennis result.
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Kenny Beats Two Stars in Texas Amateur Quarter-Finals
Dallas reports Kenny is the talk of the quarter-finals as Ray Kenny of Dallas and Billy Malone win to reach the stage. Kenny faces left-hander Billy Malone as Farl Stewart, favored to win, advances with wins over Travis Veal and George Bennett. Eubanks, Gaunnt, Lehman, Russell, and Spencer also win to join the round of eight.
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Texas
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Beaumont
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Fort Worth
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Denton
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Golf lessons begin in Globe pages with George Ausbach
Beginning Monday The Globe will publish thumbnail golf lessons by George Ausbach Amarillo Country Club pro. The first dozen focus on correcting common faults with later installments covering other phases of the game. Clip them out for a practical textbook on golf.
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Amarillo
Billy Southworth to Receive Sporting News Manager Award
St Louis June 12 Billy Southworth manager of the St Louis Cardinals will receive the Sporting News award July 5 for the best managerial performance last season.
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Alsab Sidelined by Hidden Splint Diagnosis
New York dispatch reports the horse Alsab will be confined for at least a month after a blind splint is detected on a foreleg by X ray. The ailment ends his Kentucky Derby hopes and keeps his status as Shut Out's main rival in doubt.
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Miss Henson and Roberson Face Off In Texas Golf Final
In San Antonio Miss Jo Henson meets Mrs C W Roberson of Terrell for the Texas Women's Municipal Golf championship title. Henson won 1 up in 19 holes against Mrs Guy Laroe, while Roberson advanced by defeating Mrs Alma Morgan 3 and 2 in the semi finals.
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Sox Win Two in Inverness Circuit at Clovis
In Clovis tonight the Gold Sox aim to continue a hot streak in the Inverness best-ball matches after a Texas-led opening round. The team features notable players Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum, with 14 pros contending the 7,650 event. Fans saw a twin bill win over the Wandering Pirates before a 800-strong crowd.
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Army Publicity Man May Help Senators Win a Few
Army Public Relations Office at Camp Wheeler aided the Washington Senators by providing six action photos of Cecil Travis after a writer suggested hanging a picture to boost morale. The offer aimed to support Washington’s bid for the AL pennant in the 1942 season. Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees faces a hurdle to reach 100 games in 1942 due to a foot injury and may miss his 14th consecutive century.
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Fullerton Says War Relief Showdowns Cut to Focus on Big Events
Gene Sarazen says reduce war relief exhibitions to avoid counterproductive effects and rely on major events like Hale America and Ryder Cup to raise funds. He suggests golfers buy $25 war bonds and add them to a pool rather than many smaller exhibitions. Ford Frick notes a relief game’s value varies by club draw. Seattle flags used before games prompt tribute to patriotism and wind cues for outfielders.
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Claire Mann Leads Lassies With 505 In Amarillo Bowling
Claire Mann topped the lassies with a 505 series in the Pantex-Certain teed Women’s League at Amarillo Bowl. She rolled 170 169 and 166 as Midkiff fell to Lyles. Conklin led with 423, Deckman 435. Jennings 428 beat Lumpkin. Lumpkin 368 for her team. Wallaver won two from Dashier with Betty Weeks 464 top over Emily Reubenstahl of Doshier’s by one.
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Matty Bell Joins Navy After SMU Leave
Matty Bell of Southern Methodist University has joined the navy. He was sworn in Dallas and will depart Saturday for a month of indoctrination at Annapolis. He is the fourth SMU coach to enter naval service and has been granted a leave of absence.
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Southern Methodist University
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