Lubbock Hubbers Bash Homers To Beat Amarillo Eight Five
Lubbock Hubbers toppled the Amarillo Gold Sox 8 to 5 in a high scoring clash before about 1,000 fans. Schweda slugged two homers, Hajduk added one, and Ralsh earned the win in a late mound duel. The series concludes tonight with likely starters Crider for Amarillo and Finocchiaro for Lubbock.
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Amarillo Daily News
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Sand-Greens Women Golfers Tee Off At Wolflin Park
Sand-greens playing members of the Amarillo Women's Golf Association will descend upon Wolflin Park at 8:30 this morning for their weekly handicap club tournament. Golf ball prizes will be awarded to winners.
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Amarillo
Prisoner seeks Columbus prison over Mansfield reform school
Frank Fahn er, 22, pleaded guilty to three counts of check forgery in Cincinnati. He asked Judge Charles S. Bell to sentence him to the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus instead of Mansfield reform school, explaining that all his relatives live in Columbus and he wants to be near them.
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Charles S. Bell
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Bragan homer gives Phillies 3-1 win over Reds in ninth
Shortstop Bob Bragan hit a ninth inning homer with Merrill May on first to break a tie and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. Bragan also homered in the seventh as Cincinnati remains in first place despite the loss, with Brooklyn falling 7-5 to St. Louis.
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Cleveland Steals 2-1 Ninth Inning Win Over Senators
Roy Weatherly doubled and Rollie Hemsley singled in the ninth to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 2-1 victory over the Washington Senators. Al Smith earned his seventh win for Cleveland before 12,000 fans, tying Detroit for second place in the standings. Washington 15 1 Cleveland 2 10 1 Leonard Ferrell Smith Hemsley.
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Mrs Aderton Wins In Women's Golf
Mrs E H Aderton captured the weekly blind bogey handicap event for Amarillo Women’s Golf Association at Ross Rogers Municipal Course. Mrs Walter Sikes posted the low gross of 93 while Mrs Art Querry posted the low net 63 in yesterday’s competition.
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E. H. Aderton
Amarillo
Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league games
List of scheduled games with probable pitchers for June 19. American League matchups include Boston at St. Louis with Hash and Harris, New York at Chicago featuring Russo and Lee, Philadelphia at Detroit with Dean and Potter against Rowe and Newhouser, and Washington at Cleveland with Masterson and Allen. National League games have Pittsburgh at Boston with Bowman and Errickson, St. Louis at Brooklyn featuring McGee and Fitzsimmons. only games scheduled.
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Three Way Tie In Trans Miss Golf At Tulsa
In Tulsa on June 18, Don Schumacher of Dallas John Kraft of Denver and Ben Sanders of Tulsa finished in a three way tie for Trans Miss medal honors all posting even par 71. R B Vance Amarillo CC member withdrew after entering. final hole saw all three par five on 18 with five strokes. Other contenders included Fred Cold Jack Munger Dee Replogle Coffey Todd with 75 74 and 175 blows respectively.
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Denver
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Dee Replogle
Oklahoma City
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Senators Suffer Worst Losing Streak In 20 Years
Washington reports the Senators clinging to eighth place as a harsh slide continues. Pitching and fielding slump despite decent hitting. manager Bucky Harris hovers on the brink while regulars Wasdell Lewis Potahl and Leonard struggle.
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Clark Griffith
Jimmy Wasdell
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Dutch Leonard
Guernsey and Surface Lead Mid-States Tennis Title
Wilmington June 18 Frank Guernsey of Rice and Hal Surface Jr Kansas City led the Mid dle States tennis championship into the third round with decisive wins. Guernsey defeated Jimmy Brown of Wilmington 6-2 6-2 in the second round joining Rice teammates Bobby Curtis and Jack Rogers among the favorites with Henry Batter of Texas also prominent.
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Dodgers Lose Medwick in 11th, Drop Fourth Straight to Cards
The Dodgers fell 7 to 5 to the St. Louis Cardinals in eleven innings after Joe Medwick, just acquired from St. Louis, was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball. Medwick is expected to miss two to three weeks, as St. Louis pushed two runs across in the eleventh. Cooper earned the win for St. Louis and Casey took the loss for Brooklyn.
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Berardinos Browns Hero Berardinos Browns Hero
Berardino delivers in a 11 game with 4 runs batted in and two home runs. Tabor and Berardino homer as St Louis edges Cleveland 11 to 4 with Trotter earning the win and Bagby the loss.
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Huskies Win 43rd Intercollegiate Regatta
Washington Huskies win the four mile varsity race at the 43rd Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson in Poughkeepsie. Cornell finishes a half length back with Syracuse third. Navy fourth, California fifth. Columbia sixth, Wisconsin seventh, Princeton eighth amid near-dark conditions and indistinct margins.
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White Sox Blast Yankee Pitchers
In New York, Chicago 5 runs to 3, Keller and Kreevich homer, DiMaggio adds two RBIs. Selkirk, Kennedy, Tresh contribute two-base hits. Wright hits a three-base shot. Appling charged with an error as Keller and Solters drive runs. Donald takes the loss.
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Rookie Jake Mooty Shuts Out Giants For Cubs Win
New York June 18 Rookie Jake Mooty pitched six hit ball to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6 1 victory over the New York Giants. He allowed four hits and no runs through eight innings as Chicago built a lead.
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Riggs Sloppy In Net Meet
In Chicago on June 18 Bobby Riggs endured a five set win over William Reedy of Los Angeles 3-6 7-9 6-1 6-3 6-2 as Reedy exposed his errors. Others, including Charles Hare and Nina Brown, fell to strong rivals while Frank Parker and Don McNeill advanced in the national clay court tournament.
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Don Budge
William Reedy
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Jimmy Evert
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Catherine Malcolm
Frank Parker
Pasadena
Charles Mattman
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Civic Club Golfers Tie In Amarillo Dinner Golf Meet
Lions club led by H C Pest or and Optimists captained by Paul Smith in a coin thrown golf dinner event at Amarillo Country Club. Each civic club team finished tied with 19% points in a lighthearted Dutch treat format with separate dinners paid by each group.
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Player Ray Taylor Traded From Marshall to Shreveport
Marshall manager Francis Parker announces second baseman Ray Taylor, who has hit safely in 39 straight games, is transferred to Shreveport Texas League. In return Marshall receives infielder Howard Ermisch.
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Francis Parker
Marshall East
Ray Taylor
Shreveport
Parker
Howard Ermisch
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