Olver Defeats Gore In Amarillo Golf Championship
John Olver defeated Paul Gore 6 and 5 to win the Amarillo Country Club golf championship, ending Gore's bid for a third consecutive title. Olver led 5 up after 27 holes and carded nine birdies in 31 holes, becoming co medalist with Jimmy Moore. In West Texas New Mexico League baseball, the Amarillo Gold Sox beat Borger 9 to 1, tightening the race for second place as Pampa led in a high scoring day.
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Fishermen Fight Riotous Scene Leads to Arrest at Buffalo Lake
A local man was arrested Saturday night for fish hogging at Buffalo Lake. Federal agents seized a 300 foot trotline with about 100 hooks eight throw lines poles and a sack of fish. He lacked both a Buffalo Lake permit and a state license and faces federal charges.
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Art Neet
United States
Jim Golding
Bombers Crash In New York Kills Ten Fliers in Queens Collision
Ten U S Army fliers died when two Douglas bombers collided mid air over Bellrose Manor Queens. One plane struck a residence igniting a blaze near a school. Fire and ambulances swarmed the scene as residents recalled the crash and a parachute failed to save a crewman.
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Amateur Nines Parade Upsets Hit Three New York Teams
In a day of six baseball games the Brooklyn Dodgers Giants and Yankees all lost doubleheaders. Brooklyn dropped to Cincinnati 1 0 and 5 2, the Dodgers also fell in the second game. Giants were swept by Pittsburgh 5 0 and 5 0, Yankees toppled by St. Louis 6 5 and 6 5. Meanwhile local clubs posted big wins including St Francis Juniors 33 3 and San Jacinto Boosters 16 15 as Amarillo Black Sox stayed active.
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Leo Kearns Wins Fox and Hounds Trophy Race
Leo Kearns holds a gold trophy marking first place in the Fox and Hounds race staged by the Amaro Roadrunners Motorcycle Club. Paul McDonald took runner up prize. Club members and guests gathered for a Wiener roast after the event as the Roadrunners announce a July 14 gypsy tour.
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Amarilo Roadrunners Motorcycle Club
American Motorcycle Association
Paul McDonald
Lemley’ Brasher
Pete De-Shong
Orville Brasher
J. R. Horne
Lela Lane
Clovis
Joe Moore
Muriel Pitcox
A. Jarvis
Bernard Dorsey
Softballers Seek Upper Berth in Jaycee League
The Soil Conservation Service softball team, tied for second with Dalby Motor Freight and Magnolia Petroleum in the Jaycee League, aims for sole second place by facing Texaco Skychiefs in the first of two Jaycee Park games at 34th and Parker.
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Dalby Motor Freight
Magnolia Petroleum
Texaco Skychiefs
Jaycee Park
34Th
Parker Streets
Jaycee League
Clu Pet Phillips
Soil Conservation
Magnolia
Roberts Olver
Texaco
Yellow Cab
A&w Root Beer
Golf Fans Hear of Record Scores and Be at Beckeners Sunday
J R Brown led the municipal golf with a 30 nine and Bill Jenkins fired a course record 69 as Father Son teams rallied to 162. B F Holmes and Billy Holmes won the Father’s Day trophy with 158 while Clayton Beckners fielded 13 players. Anisling isinglass notes and Smokey Harris spoil the Sluggers.
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Amarillo
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Dizzy Dean Receives One Texas League All Star Vote
The Roundup notes Dizzy Dean got a single vote for the Texas League all star team. It mentions Joe Medwick lecturing kids at the World's Fair and Fathers Day reflections. Fifteen former Oklahoma U football players coached by Tom Stidham will join major pro teams this fall.
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Dizzy Dean
Joe Medwick
Christy Walsh
Louis
Godoy
Mebbe
Oklahoma U
Tom Stidham
Rogers Hornsby Enjoys Local Park Race Hobby
Enid News Eagle reports Ike Campbell notes Rogers Hornsby can satisfy his well known love for the races without leaving the park. Hornsby’s interest in local track events is highlighted as a favored pastime.
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Enid
Okla
News- Eagle
Rogers Hornsby
Oklahoma City Player Watches Opponents Circle Bases
A reporter notes critics claim the team has a weak bench and poor pitching as opponents routinely reach scoring positions. The line suggests the dugout hums with inaction while rivals build leads.
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Oklahoma City
Vernon bowler wins first Class B Invitation tourney
Webb Paint of Vernon rolled 2 745 to top B tourney standings in Wichita Falls as first annual Class B Invitation bowling tournament closes. Burch Cafe of Wichita Falls was runner up with 2 700, Wichita Falls Dr Pepperquint third with 2 688, Haley Furniture fourth with 2 678.
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Movable Though You Can Move Fingers With Broken Arm
A broken arm may leave fingers movable, leading to neglect and disastrous results as victims misjudge fractures. The piece advises careful assessment despite finger mobility and mentions enhancing cheese sauce with sliced stuffed olives or chopped ripe olives for serving with garden vegetables.
Boston Red Sox Pace-Setting Rise Echoes Goliath Tale
A columnist rues the lack of a rival to the Red Sox as Boston asserts dominance over New York teams. He teases a modern David and Goliath motif, joking about David buying a sling before striking down Goliath.
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Goliath
Kaye
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