Gold Sox Begin Crucial Road Swing at Lubbock Series
Amarillo Gold Sox set for a three day four game trek beginning Tuesday at Lubbock against Jackie Sullivan's Hubbers. Buck Fausett's club aims to improve its 11 12 road mark and stay in the WTNM pennant chase as they seek first wins at Lubbock this season.
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Frank A. Godsoe, Jr
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lubbock
Jackie Sullivan
Hubbers
Gold Sox
Clovis
Sone
Albuquerque
Sox
Pampa Oilers
Grover Seitz
Oilers
Amarillo
Buck Fausett
Clovis Pioneers
Doug Lewis
Stangie Amarillo
Borger
Jimmy Heller
Perluga
Ray Sanders
Jess Jainto
George Matthews
Heller
Hte
Wiley Moore
Frank Pacheco
Jerry Porkman
Chuck Rovotney
Kids Incorporated league standings and umpire disputes detailed
A lengthy report lists Kids Incorporated players by teams such as San Jacinto Atoms and St Mary's Mules, noting a Star of the Week and disputes over umpire decisions. It covers multiple leagues including Lone Star Midget and Plains Peewee, citing forfeits, wins, losses, and coaching interruptions by spectators and A.C. Brewer.
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W. L. Sessums
Hollys
Baird
Sinclair
A.C. Brewer
Miss Baird
As & Kids, Inc
Brewer
Tnc
Proram
Sin
Jackie Fiie
Den
LON Star
Summit Blackbirds
Pleasant Valley Owls
Bradspother
Ste Heprest
Jacinto Swif
Swiftsport
Taylor Eagles
Maverick Redbirds
Wolflin Ils
Margaret
Wills Parrots
Wilson Storks
Johnny Nichols
Caren Ost Britons
Bivins Bluejays
Dickie Cullison
Bobby Lee
St. Mary's Penguins
Buchanan Ducks
San Jacinto Robins
Keith Garner
Kingfishers
Ray Coker
Margaret Wills Parrots
Wilson Woodpeckers
Sanborn Flamingos
North Side
Turkeys
Doug Sorrell
Jerry Stewart
Los
Forest Hill Crows
Wolflin Pigeons
Hillcrest Sparrows
Bivins Buzzards
Glenn Milligan
Jerry Green
Humphreys Highland Jays
McKinley Larks
Plains Peewee League
Wolflin Colts
San Jacinto Atoms
Max Manley
Sid Walton
Panter Seals
Forest Hill Devils
Virgil Vaughn
Jemme
Summit Gophers
Maverick
Sonny Barron
Bobby Boyter
St Mary's Mules
Margaret Wills Wildcats
Wayne Werrick
James ‘Thomas
Wolflin Ponies
Lincoln Cats
Bill Wyrick
Bobby Timmons
Bobby
John Gilbert
Ross Larsen
Ponies
Panhandle Peewee League
McKinley Pirates
Zebras
Razorbacks
San Jacinto Antelopes
Glenwood Ruffians
Hill Missed by Inches in Olympic 5000 Meter Finish
The June report recalls Ralph Hill of Oregon nearly beating Finland's Lauri Lehtinen in Los Angeles 1932 for the 5000 meters. Hill tied Olympic record at 14 minutes 30 seconds but finished runner up as Lehtinen claimed gold. The piece notes USA has yet to win this event at that distance.
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New York
London
United States
Imi
America
Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Paris
Los Angeles
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lauri Lehtinen
Nurmi
USA
Lehtinen
Los Angeles Coliseum
Hill
Finn
Fie
Greg Rice
Don Lash
Europe
Syracuse Football Sees General Improvement in 1948
New York reports that Bull Dog lineage dominates early two year old sire lists while Syracuse eyes a stronger team, with coach Ribs Baysinger praising general improvement, stronger reserves and first rate passing for the 1948 season.
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New York
All Lea
Bull Dog
Eternal Bull
Syracuse
Ribs Baysinger
Quattlebaum dominates as three titles loom in CPOE meet
Miss Quattlebaum wins the women's singles 6 4 6 3 over Gwen Martens and, with Dick Hardin, takes mixed doubles 6 4 4 6 6 4 over Susan Sanford and James Saunders. Nancy Nichols upsets top seed Sanford 3 6 7 5 6 4 in a major upset while James Saunders beats Jack Hays 9 7 6 3. Semifinals set for Bozeman vs Allen and Saunders vs George Smith with finals Sunday.
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Miss Quattlebaum
Gwen Martens
Dick Hardin
Susan Sanford
James Saunders
Nancy Nichols
Miss Sanford
Jack Hays
Hays
Harry Bozeman
Addison Appleby
Bozeman
John Allen
Saunders
George Smith
Fulwood Park
Blue Sox notch sixth straight win in West Texas New Mexico League
Abilene Blue Sox extended their streak with 8-3 and 6-5 wins over Lubbock to reach sixth place, one percentage point ahead of Lubbock and two and a half games from first division. Pampa led with 21- run blast, Amarillo kept pace, Borger tied for third after a 19-3 win.
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Czechoslovakia
Ier Mir
National League
Uae
Acca
Mia
Belnd
Philadelphia
Washington
Wilmington
Cal
Liberty Coe
Allen C. Balch
Sohni
Lote Beach
Gal
Canal Zone
Lower
California
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Shreveport
San Antonio
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Oklahoma City
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Midang
Tale Des Bellinger
Istreetwater
Sananeelo
Abnor del Io
Landlub
Innines
Houston
Ft. Worth
Onghorn Lea
Pallinger Sweetwater
Vernon
Odessa
Abilene Blue Sox
Blue Sox
Lubbock
Abilene
Pampa
Lamesa
Jack Riley
Amarillo
Clovis
Doug Lewis
Albuquerque
Borger
Clayton Fries
Lubbock- Abilene
Rockey Stone
Jim ‘McNulty
Indians Open 14-Game Home Stand In pennant bid
New York June 1948 Indians center on 14 game home stand starting with a game against the Boston Red Sox. The AL schedule includes White Sox at Yankees Browns at Senators Tigers vs Athletics. NL action in east with Pirates at New York and Braves tied with Giants for first. Balloting opens for the all star game with 489 centers and more than 2.5 million ballots expected.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Boston
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Philadelphia
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Rex Barney
Cleveland
Pirates
Athletics
Yankees
Binghampton
Scranton
Red Sox
St Louis
Panhandle
Globe News
Bucky Harris
American
Leo Durocher
National
the Globe and the News
Nelson Loses Exhibition Match in El Paso Warmup
Byron Nelson was overshadowed by state links stars in an El Paso exhibition as the Texas PGA tourney looms. Gam Schneiter of Brae Burn Country Club Houston shot 68 to Nelson's 72 in the four under par round.
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Nelson
EL Paso
Byron Nelson
State Links
Texas Professional Golfers Association
Gam Schneiter
Brae Burn Country Club
Houston
Plyler Named Line Coach for Lufkin High School
Lufkin Texas June 18 Jimmy Plyler former 1945 Texas football captain joins Lufkin High School as line coach next fall replacing Forrest Kline who moves to Austin High School Plyler was released by Schreiner Institute Kerrville where he coached football line and track.
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Plyler
Lufkin High School
Lufkin
Jimmy Plyler
University of Texas
Forrest Kline
Austin High School
J. C. Prejean
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
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