Gold Sox Aim to Sweep Lobos in Two-Game Set
Amarillo Gold Sox seek a two straight win over Lamesa Lobos in the Monday game after a 14-3 Sunday assault fueled by four safeties from Frank Murray and a multi-hit performance from Dub Akins. Ed Arthur pitches for Lamesa against Larry Mann who went the distance for Amarillo amid an 18-hit attack.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas Gold Sox
Lobos
Lamesa
Amarillo Gold Sox
Ed Arthur
Larry Mann
Sox
Arkansas
Jim Reynolds
Juan Navarro
Navarro
Jack Haupert
Les Mulcahy
Frank Murray
John Bruzga
Dub Akins
Bruzga
Crawford Howard
Paul Halter
Morris Shipman
Connor
Malahy
Paenee
Iiiiscs
Selboss
Burns
Stokes Rf
Fetzer If
Haney
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Shipman
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Akins
Connors
Selbo
Stokes
Murrray
Jonnie
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Mann
Reynolds
Ho— Reynolds
Reynolds Halter
Balk
Marti Osing
U—Sadowski
Roberts
Quarterfinals Get Under Way in Country Club Meet
Amarillo Country Club hosts the quarterfinal round of its men's championship golf tournament as first round results are reported. Notable outcomes include John Munn defeating Chick Dawson and Art McKay advancing, with Duniven, Jr. ousted by McKay 3-2 and a full list of flight results and quarterfinal pairings.
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Country Club
Amarillo Country Club
C. L. Duniven, Jr
Major Caenally
Sean
REA Eteure
Duniven
Art McKay, Jr
John Munn
Chick Dawson
Jimmy Baker
Carl Culwell
Gene Edwards
W. W. Gibson
al Lane
Art Querry
Art McKay
Fay Dryden
Larry Garre
Dick Garre
John Stockton
H.C
Charles McAfee
E. D. Lamb
ST. Munhall
Norton Headrick
Bob Boston
R. H. Kelly
R. B. Stevens
J. A. Killough
Buster Sharp
Quentin Lewis
Ken Grenewald
J. E. Batson
Bill Pord
Walter Caldwell
Bob Howle
Herb Pestor, Sr
Clide Amerson
Eric Jordan
Lew Pierce
Jimmy James
Herb Pestor Jr
Bill Hall
Harold Shile
Ed Coffman
Budgie Hayden
Dan Hickey
Dan Boston
Carl Bates
Don McCullough
R. G. Mills
Dr. R. P. Parcells
Herbert Willborn
Dick Bivins
Bob Brent
Wade Holman
J. C. Christopher
Bob Lewis
Henry Beverly
Fifth Flight
David Marcley
Tom Duke
T. Z. Walker
J. K. Huenergardt
James Christopher
Charles Davis
Dr. Woolworth Russell
John Coggins
J. L. McCormick
Carl Mathey
Joe Harlan
L. P. Bell
Bobby Beverley
John Oakes
Gordon Novak
Jack Seale
H. E. Watkins
Oye
Joe Davidson
Earl Nutter
Bill Butler
John Hazlewood
A. N. Mileur
Munn
Baker
Edwards
Lane
McKay
Dryden
Garre
McFarland
Dawson
Culwell
Gibson
Querry
Stockton
McParland
Mills
Rogers
Warner
Smith
Mann
Williams
Stroud
Gentry
Crudgington
Marsalls
Eonent
Linn
Carlson
Bray
Farwell
Avery
Jones
Autry
Illiams
McAfee
Munhall
Boston
Wagner
Marsh
Tolleson
Cooper
Klein
Lamb
Headrick
Kelly
Stevens
Sharp
Grenewald
Ford
Howle
Amerson
Pierce
Pestor, Jr
Killough
Lewis
Batson
Caldinai Pestor, Sr
Jordan
James
Shire
Hayden
McCullough
Parcells
Bivins
Holman
Coffman
Hickey
Bates
Wayland Pioneers Travel to Mexico City for Summer Battles
Wayland College Pioneers depart Plainview by plane for Mexico City to play a four game summer series against top Mexican amateur teams including the University of Mexico, the Cachorros, and Necaxa. Coach Harley Redin leads Hank Garland Billy Meyer Ed Billings Stanley Harris James Pennington Bruce Davis and Laddie Tillman on the trip with editor Harry Gilstrap aboard. Games set for Tuesday through Friday with opponents to be confirmed.
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Plainview
Wayland College
Mexico City
Pioneers
Mexico
Wayland
Harley J. Redin
Hank Garland
Billy Meyer
Ed Billings
Anton
Stanley Harris
Turkey
James Pennington
Martins Mills
Bruce Davis
Clovis
Laddie Tillman
Wheatland
Harry Gilstrap
Amarillo Globe News
Redin
University of Mexico
Cachorros
Cubs
Necaxa
Department of Labor
Mrs Robertson Defends Amarillo Women’s Golf Title
Mrs C M Robertson defends her championship in the Amarillo Women’s Municipal Golf Association tournament at Ross Rogers Course starting 9:30 AM Tuesday. Last year she edged Mrs Bob Copeland 3-2 in the finals after both posted 86s for medal honors. The event runs through Friday with 18 and 9 hole flights, plus driving, putting and approaching contests.
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C. M. Robertson
Amarillo
Ross Rogers Course
Bob Copeland
Robertson
Copeland
Dowell
Saratoga No. 2
Amarillo Colts Fall 10-8 in Colow Negro Baseball Tilt
Walsh Colorado players edged the Amarillo Colts 10 to 8 in a Negro league baseball game yesterday afternoon. The Colts next travel to face the Clovis Brown Bombers on Tuesday afternoon, with a 2 o'clock start slated.
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Walsh
Colo
Amarillo Colts
Colts
Clovis Brown Bombers
Underdogs Bite Back in West Texas New Mexico League Night
West Texas New Mexico League action saw Lubbock Hubbers tie for third with an 8-4 win over Berger while Amarillo Gold Sox dropped to last with a 14-3 loss to Lamesa. Clovis beat Pampa 12-6 and Albuquerque defeated league leaders 10-1 behind Borrego’s complete game. Heavily weighted by named players Joe Martinez Borrego Zolliecoffer Cluley Mendoza Davis Perry Castillo.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Hubbers
Lamesa
Berger
Amarillo Gold Sox
Clovis
Pampa
Albuquerque
Duke
Abilene Blue Sox
Joe Martinez
Sox
Weldon Day
Joe Borrego
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Jim Reynolds
Lamesa Moundsman
Kovacs Wins Pro Net Title Over Segura In Five Sets
Frank L. Kovacs the Clown Prince of tennis won the International Professional Tennis Championship in Cleveland beating Francisco Pancho Segura of Ecuador in a five set final 6-2 3-6 6-3 1-6 9-7.
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Cleveland
Frank L. Kovacs
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Gals Tee Off In Western Open Golf Championship
In Philadelphia on June 18 the nations top women golfers led by Babe Didrikson Zaharias begin qualifying for the 22nd Western Open. Nearly 100 tees serve to trim to 32 for match play next Tuesday through Saturday with Zaharias the favorite. Betsy Rawls Betty MacKinnor and Betty Jameson are among Texas entrants.
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Philadelphia
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Zaharias
Baker and Johnson Triumph in Weekend Golf Event
Baker posted a 69 to win at rillo Country Club weekend tournament with Johnson recording 76-12-69. Second in the net bracket were Bruce Autry 79-14-65 Bill Durham 83-18-65 J. B. Linn 89-24-65 and Charles Reid 75-10-65.
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Rillo
Baker
Johnson
Bruce Autry
Bill Durham
J. B. Linn
Charles Reid
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