Lubbock Lays Barrage of Homers To Subdue Sox 8-5
The Lubbock Hubbers defeated the Amarillo Gold Sox 8 to 5 before about 1,000 fans. Schweda delivered two homers and Hajduk added one, powering the Hubbers as Ralsh earned the win. Tonight the Hubbers seek the series sweep with an 8:30 start and likely Crider facing Finocchiaro.
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Amarillo
Jerry Malin
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lubbock Hubbers
Russell Crider
Gold Sox
Finocchiaro
Niedziela
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Schweda
Weer Hajduk
If Watkins
Os Sparr
Schlereth
Mahan
See
Ralsh
Altenburg
Sneer Pulenwider
Sane Sanders
Ratliff
Parma
Seen Lynn
Battechweda
B. Altenburg
E. Altenburg
Watkins
Denorio
Hajduk
Lynn
Schereth
Duarte
Sanders
Niedviela
Sparr
Sand-Greens Women Golfers Play Today at Wolflin Park
Sand-greens playing members of the Amarillo Women s Golf Association descend on Wolflin Park at 8 30 this morning for their weekly handicap club tournament. Golf ball prizes will be given to winners.
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Amarillo
Prisoner asks to be sent to Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Fahn er, 22, pleaded guilty to three counts of check forgery in Cincinnati criminal court. He asked Judge Charles S. Bell to sentence him to the Ohio State Penitentiary at Columbus rather than Mansfield reformatory, saying all his relatives live in Columbus and he wants to be near them.
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Charles S. Bell
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Reformatory
Mansfield
Bragan’s ninth inning homer lifts Phillies past Reds 3 1
Phils break deadlock in the ninth as shortstop Bob Bragan belts a homer with Merrill May on first to give Philadelphia a 3-1 win over Cincinnati. Bragan also homered in the seventh. Cincinnati remains in first place as Brooklyn loses to St. Louis.
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St. Louis
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Lombardi
Mulcahy
Atwood
Cleveland Indians Beat Senators 2 1 in Ninth Inning
Roy Weatherly doubled and Rollie Hemsley singled in the ninth to lift Cleveland to a 2 1 win over Washington. Al Smith earned his seventh victory as 12,000 saw the Indians tie Detroit for second in the standings.
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al Smith
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Indians
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Washington
Leonard
Ferrell
Smith
Hemsley
Mrs Aderton Wins In Women's Golf
Mrs E H Aderton won Amarillo Women's Golf Association weekly blind bogey handicap at Ross Rogers Municipal Course. Mrs Walter Sikes had low gross 93 and Mrs Art Querry posted low net 63 in a windy, steady test of links play.
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Amarillo
Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league slate
Major league schedule lists American League games with expected starters. Boston at St Louis features Hash versus Harris, New York at Chicago has Russo against Lee, Philadelphia at Detroit pairs Dean and Potter against Rowe and Newhouser, Washington at Cleveland matches Masterson against Allen, Pittsburgh at Boston has Bowman against Errickson, and St Louis at Brooklyn schedules McGee against Fitzsimmons. Only games scheduled.
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Three Way Tie in Trans Miss Golf Tournament at Tulsa
In Tulsa on June 18 a three way tie for medal honors formed at the Trans Miss golf event. Don Schuchamer of Dallas John Kraft of Denver and Ben Sanders of Tulsa each posted even par 71 after a tough 424 yard 18th hole. R B Vance Amarillo CC member withdrew before signing a card. Others included Fred Cold Wichita Jack Munger Dallas and Dee Replogle Oklahoma City at 73 Billy Bob Coffey Fort Worth alone at 74 Harry Todd Dallas former Western Amateur champ struggled with 15 strokes.
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Don Schumacher
Dallas
John Kraft
Denver
Ben Sanders
Darkhorse
Fred Cold
Wichita
Kas
Jack Munger
Dee
Senators Stumble in Worst Losing Streak in 20 Years
Washington in eighth place as the Senators endure one of their franchise’s harshest slumps. Pitching and fielding falter while hitting declines. manager Bucky Harris tries fixes as Wasdell, Lewis, Potahl, and Leonard struggle. Odds look bleak for a swift turnaround.
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Senators
Bucky Harris
Guernsey and Surface Lead Mid-State Tennis Champs
In Wilmington on June 18 the national intercollegiate champion Frank Guernsey of Rice Institute and Hal Surface Jr. of Kansas City headed favorites as they advanced to the third round of the Mid dle States championship. Guernsey defeated Jimmy Brown of Wilmington 6-2 6-2 in the second round, with Bobby Curtis and Henry Batter among other strong contenders from Rice Institute and Texas.
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Bobby Curtis
Henry Batter
Texas
Jack Rogers
Dodgers Lose Medwick in extra innings
The Dodgers fell to the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 in 11 innings as Joe Medwick, recently traded to Brooklyn, was knocked unconscious by a pitch in the first. He left on a stretcher and is expected to miss two or three weeks. The Cardinals rallied with two runs in the 11th to seal the win.
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Caledonian Hospital
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Berardino Is Browns Hero
Berardino delivers for Cleveland as the Browns top St Louis 11 to 4. Tabor and Berardino drive in key runs while Williams, Clift, Hoag and Doerr contribute multi RBI outputs in a decisive late-game burst. Winning pitcher Trotter secures the victory over Bagby with strong relief work.
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Johnny Berardino
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Heaffner
Dickman
Swift
Bagby
Judnich
Radcliff
Susce
Huskies Capture 43rd Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
Washington Huskies won the four mile varsity race at the 43rd Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Poughkeepsie. They led most of the race finishing a half length ahead of Cornell with Syracuse third. Navy fourth, California fifth, then Columbia, Wisconsin and Princeton. Distances were hard to judge in near darkness.
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White Sox Blast Yankee Pitchers
New York 2 Chicago 5. Keller and Kreevich homer. DiMaggio 2 RBIs plus Solters, Tresh, Kreevich, Kohel, Kennedy, Selkirk with two bases. Wright cited for three-base hit. Dahlgren and Appling made errors. Donald took the loss.
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Rookie Jake Mooty Tops Giants in Cubs 6 to 1 win
New York June 18 Rookie Jake Mooty pitched six hit ball to power the Chicago Cubs past the New York Giants 6 to 1. He yielded four hits and no runs through eight innings while Todd Melton Joiner Vandenberg and Canning contributed offensively. The British Air Ministry released a 20 million dollar order for a Douglas attack bomber.
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Riggs Struggles But Advances In Net Meet
In Chicago on June 18 Bobby Riggs barely survived a five set tennis match against William Reedy of Los Angeles, winning 3-6 7-9 6-1 6-3 6-2. Seeded Americans held, while English entrants Hare fell to Jimmy Evert. Nina Brown lost to Catherine Malcolm. Parker and McNeill won their matches.
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William Reedy
Los Angeles
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Riggs
Charles Hare
Jimmy Evert
Nina Brown
Catherine Malcolm
Frank Parker
Pasadena
Charles Mattman
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Civic Club Golfers Tie In Amarillo Dinner Tournament
Lions Club golfers led by H. C. Pestor and Optimists captain Paul Smith finished in a dead heat with 19% points each in a dinner golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Each team treated the other to meals, then paid their own bill.
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Optimist
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Civic Clubbers
Amarillo Country Club
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Optimists
World War I Death Toll Report
An estimate notes that about 8,540,000 men lost their lives during the first World War, reflecting the scale of casualties across nations and campaigns.
Marshall trades Ray Taylor for Howard Ermisch
Marshall East Texas League manager Francis Parker announced that Ray Taylor, the club’s second baseman with a 39 game hitting streak, has been transferred to Shreveport in the Texas League. Marshall will receive in return infielder Howard Ermisch.
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Francis Parker
Marshall East
Texas League Baseball Club
Ray Taylor
Shreveport
Parker
Howard Ermisch
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