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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1951

Page

20

Dodgers Roe Leads Ninth Straight Win Over Cardinals

Preacher Roe extended his nine game winning streak for the Brooklyn Dodgers by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals. Jackie Robinson and Gil Hodges homered, with Roe allowed 11 hits before a late rally trimmed the lead. Other MLB results and local notes follow, including remarks on Greenbelt Meet preparations and college prospects.

Carl Landouist United Press New York Preacher Roe Brooklyn Dodgers Ashflat Ark Branch Rickey Coney Island Brooklyn Roe Flatbush Rickey Missouri St. Louis Cardinals Jackie Robinson Gil Hodees Hodees Babe Ruth Ruth Stan Musial Carl Furillo

West Texas-New Mexico League Standings and Tuesday Results

Abilene leads West Texas-New Mexico standings with a 7 2 record in Tuesday results showing Lubbock 9-4 and Amarillo 2-2. Other leagues report Brooklyn Boston and New York top National League while Chicago Detroit and Cleveland lead American League. Local schedules include Pampa at Amarillo and Lamesa at Clovis among others.

West Texas-New Abilene Vee Becbesa Beau Et Lamess Iceseess Clatch Nieaess ORR Sevier Saeseeioss Clovisse Amarillo Lubbock Pampa Borger Lamesa Clovis Aiblone Mougueraie Brooklyn Boston York Phila Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis New York Albuquerque Abilene Berger Bt. Louis Washington Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma City Beaumont Tulsa Shreveport Temple Wichita Falls Gainesville Austin Sherman-Denison Waco Texarkana Tyler Midland Roswell Big Spring Artesia Odessa Sweetwater San Angelo Vernon

Australian mud skipper fish feats of prowess

An Australian mud skipper fish will drown if kept underwater. It basks on mud flat tops, can leap four feet across mud, and even climb trees.

West Texas Golf Opens Tomorrow in Wichita Falls

Defending champion Bob French and golfer-crooner Don Cherry are the top favorites as the West Texas Golf Association kicks off its annual tournament at Wichita Falls Country Club. Cherry, now based in New York, has been runner up three times in this event, while Sammy Reynolds, a local favorite with three invitation wins this season, is also seen as title material. Qualifying rounds follow a pro-am today, with match play beginning Friday and running through Sunday.

Wichita Falls U.P Bob French Don Cherry West Texas Golf Association Wichita Falls Country Club Odessa Cherry New York West Texas Sammy Reynolds

Hogan Snead Open Favorites In National Open

Hogan and Snead head a 436 pros 26 amateurs field as favorites at the National Open at Oakland Hills Michigan. The rugged 6927 yard par 70 course tests entrants with rounds beginning tomorrow and 50 low scorers plus ties advancing to the final 36 holes.

Birmingham Mich Oakland Hills Ben Hogan Sam Snead

Ecuador Seeks Market for Guay Ancan Wood Goods

Ecuador targets buyers for guay ancan or lignum vitae hardwood novelties. Officials promote the rare, dense timber for crafts and luxury items, highlighting its durability and distinctive color. Export prospects are explored with potential partners in regional and international markets.

Ecuador

Tulsa vs Shreveport Texas League slugfest sets nine inning record

In Louisiana Tulsa outslugged Shreveport 15 to 9 in a Texas League record nine inning game lasting 3 hours 18 minutes. Tulsa sent 13 to the plate in the eighth inning to surge ahead as Vincent and Salty Parker were ejected for arguing with umpires. San Antonio swept Dallas in a twin bill while Fort Worth Houston and Oklahoma City Beaumont were rained out. Austin Knickerbocker impressed as a pitcher in San Antonio’s first game.

TENAS Dallas Ft. Worth Houston City Beamont Tulsa Antono Shrevep't Shreveport San Antonio Oklahoma City Beaumont Tain Fort Worth Wilbur Martin Associated Press Someway Texas Louisiana Fort Worth Houton Austin Knickerbocker Blackburn Avrea Erwin Williams Point Henry Souter Coogin Budny Bostack Nelson

Aggies and Trojans Favored in NCAA Baseball Playoffs

In Omaha the NCAA tournament opened with Texas A&M and Southern California as favorites to win college baseball's top prize. Fourteen games over five days determine a new champion as last year’s winner Texas is replaced by Texas A&M representing the Southwest Conference. Schedule includes Princeton vs Southern California at noon, Tennessee vs Utah at 2:30, Oklahoma vs Ohio State at 6, and Texas A&M vs Springfield College at 8:30.

Omaha Texas A&m Southern California Texas Princeton Tennessee Utah Oklahoma Ohio State Springfield Mass

Cigarette Use In Big Increase

Washington reports U S cigarette production over 100 times higher than 50 years ago. Early in the century about 3 billion cigarettes were produced yearly. By 1950 annual output reached 392 billion with domestic use about nine of ten. Domestic use now dominates leaf utilization, with imports only 5 to 6 percent.

Washington United States US Department of Agriculture

Steyr Clock Maker Plans 12000 UK Shipments

Steyr, Austria an Upper Austria cuckoo clock manufacturer, plans to ship 12 000 clocks to Great Britain and exports to Sweden and Australia. The Steyr factory in the US occupation zone signed a patent exploitation agreement with a Chicago firm for speaking clocks able to repeat chosen words up to 300 000 times without wear.

Steyr Austria Einstaler Schmuckindustrie Upper Austria Great Britain Sweden Australia United States Chicago

Report on New and Stronger Magnet by GE Lab

Schenectady reports a new cobalt platinum magnet developed by General Electric that is 24 times stronger than carbonyl-iron magnets of equal size and about eight times more resistant to demagnetization. The advance marks a major leap in magnetic strength for compact devices.

Schenectady General Electric Research Laboratory

Austrians Build Cellophane Plant in Lenzing

Austria moves to manufacture cellophane domestically with a state backed project at Lenzing Upper Austria. The plant is slated to meet all domestic demand and export about 500 tons yearly, while the state tobacco monopoly already consumes over 200 tons annually.

Lenzing Austria Upper Austria

Vice President Powers Under Constitution

Under the U S Constitution the vice president’s only specified duties are to preside over the Senate and cast a vote in ties, plus the duty to succeed the president if the latter is disabled.

Senate

Kids Incorporated pre season play boosts midget league prep

Yesterday’s slate showed improvement with more real contests and fewer high scoring games. The Southern Midget League expects fuller participation next week with two new teams, Pleasant Valley Roosters and Will Rogers, and several rainout makeups completed. Top games featured Robbins Locusts vs Robins in a 16 15 finish and Spitfires defeating Polecats 34 15 as the league begins to heat up.

Kids, Inc Ralph Dykeman Pleasant Valley Roosters Harley Hern Phone Will Rogers Sanborn Comets Wilson Qualls Margaret Wills Fillies North Amarillo Wildcats San Jacinto Spitfires Will Rogers Polecats Wolflin Mosquitoes Landergin Termites Wolflin Grasshoppers Sanborn Ticks Bivins Beetles Landergin Bees Grenwood Bedbugs Margaret Wills Wasps Margaret Wills Parrots Humphreys Highland Pelicans Forest Hill Giants Maverick Dogies Wolflin Ponies Wilson Cats Margaret Wills Colts Pleasant Valley Moles Lone Star San Jacinto Robins North Amarillo Locusts Robbins Ronnie Thompson North Amarillo Charles Needham Duane Shaw Spitfires Polecats Guana Heath LaCreta Counts Sammy Brown Rebels Squirrels Parker Rebels Pleasant Valley Squirrels Painter Twins Lon Laker Don Joan Gamblin Margaret Wills Cowgirls Cowgirls Glenwood Wrens Bill Adams

Homer Parade Lineup For Local Baseball Catchers

A listing of players and their teams names many high school clubs across Parker San Jacinto North Amarillo Mary and Wolflin in a parade style roster. Notable entries include Jimmy Weller for Parker Rebels Donnie Manley for San Jacinto Robins and Duane Shaw for North Amarillo Locusts along with several others across Glenwood Wolflin and Mary connections. The roster names several managers and supporters aiding the varied local squads in the parade event.

Jimmy Weller Parker Rebels Donnie Manley San Jacinto Robins Duane Shaw Kenny Wheeler Richard Maximoff Wills Gnats Billy Coberly Weldon McDonald Landergin Turkeys Ronnie Ray Raleigh Highland Horseflies Wilma Smiley Glenwood Wrens Myrtie Wossum McKinley Sparrows Pearl Sneed Betty Jean Connor Glenwood Porcupines Ray Ruffin Forest Hill Giants Joe Ted Davidson Charles Fisher Ray Higgins Wolflin Ponies Leslie Stratton Wilson Cats Merle Clawson Charles Smith Larry Flack Wolflin Mosquitoes Dick Walsh Richard Dupriest Johnny Peterson Wolflin Grasshoppers Kendall Heck Dona’ Harshinger Gary Holbrook John L. Britton, Jr Glenwood Bedbugs Nanette Cummings Carolyn Amato Claudine Shattuck Mary. Wills Marita Fennimore Anne Jean Robertson North Amarillo Wildcats

Penn TV Plan Hits Snags

New York dispatch reports the University of Pennsylvania faces multiple setbacks in its bid to televise football games. Ivy League schools Princeton Dartmouth Columbia and Cornell refuse to play Penn this fall without NCAA permission, while NCAA president Hugh C Willett says the dispute will not be taken to the U S Attorney General for mediation.

Pittsburgh Ralph Kiner Nancy Chaffee New York Kiner University of Pennsylvania National Collegiate Athletic Association Princeton Dartmouth Columbia Cornell Penn Philadelphia NCAA Hugh C. Willett Spokane

Hungarian Book Business Jumps 1950 Figures Show Growth

In 1950 Hungary produced and sold over 30 million books, about ten times 1938 levels, with factory and workplace libraries expanding to 2,400 from 1,900 in 1949. Government reports highlight rapid expansion of publishing and libraries nationwide.

Budapest

Caroll and Hymns in Early Christmas Music

Christmas carols surpassed hymns in popularity before the 12th century as hymns proved too theological and hard for common people to understand. This shift highlights the accessible nature of carols in early medieval religious culture.

Oil Reserves Discovered in Raman Field Turkey

Additional oil reserves have been found in the Raman field located in southeastern Turkey, signaling a potential boost to regional energy output and exploration activity in the area.

Raman Turkey

Headliner Referees Named For Tomorrow Night Wrestling Card

Gene Blackley from Buffalo Gap and Paul Mischler from Clovis NM will referee the headline match between Frankie Hill Murdock and Ray Clements at the Sports Arena. The bout follows a riotful no contest last week. Promoter Dory Detton aims for a clean finish to speed his Verne Gagne title-elimination series. Gagne appears June 28.

Gene Blackley Buffalo Gap Paul Mischler Clovis Sports Arena Dory Detton Frankie Hill Murdock Ray “Big Train” Clements Blackley Murdock Clements Mischler Detton Verne Gagne Gagne

Brownie Sale Seems Settled

All objections to the sale of the St. Louis Browns to Bill Veeck have been removed and league owners will meet in New York Friday to approve the deal. The transfer was delayed by one American League owner upset with the DeWitt brothers. The meeting follows a joint NL owners session and will consider A. B. Chandler’s resignation as commissioner.

Washington St. Louis Browns Bill Veeck New York Associated Press DeWitt Brothers A. B. Chandler

Dutch Dinner Golf Shapes Up Close

A tight afternoon is planned at Amarillo Country Club as Dutch Dinner team matches resume. In the season opener, the Bob Crudgington and Jack Allen squads tied 4815 4815, prompting expectations of another close battle. Boots Jones and Buster Sharp are slated as captains for today’s match.

Amarillo

Louis Savold Battle Tonight At Polo Grounds In Doubt

Promoter Jim Norris eyes a 15 round bout between Joe Louis and Lee Savold at the Polo Grounds with forecasts of 16 000 fans and 190 000 dollars in gate. Weather hints possible showers and a postponement to tomorrow night is possible. Louis 37 and Savold 35 are the oldest challengers for the crown.

New York U.P Joe Louis Lee Savold Polo Grounds Jim Norris Louis Savold Ball Park Norris Lewis Detroit

Plains Machinery dominates Legion Cup games in Civic League

American Legion swamped Globe Manufacturing 11 to 3 while Plains Machinery defeated McMillian Mavericks 13 to 4 at Thompson Park. Four-hit pitching by Cross highlighted Plains Machinery’s win as the games closed out last night.

American Legion Globe Manufacturing Plains Machinery McMillian Mavericks Thompson Park Cross

UNESCO Plans $20 Million Push Against Global Illiteracy

UNESCO will allocate 20 million dollars over twelve years to combat illiteracy worldwide. The initiative targets improving literacy through programs, funding, and partnerships across multiple countries and regions.

Unesco

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