Gold Sox Beat Spudders 6-3 in opening series game
The Amarillo Gold Sox defeated the Wichita Falls Spudders 6 to 3 in the first game of a three game series. Gold Sox bats exploded in the first inning with four runs off Spudder pitching. Bolton of the Spudders delivered a key two-base hit in the fifth to spark a late rally but Wichita Falls could not overcome the early deficit.
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Joe Decroo Joins Gold Sox For Five Day Tryout Game
Left handed rookie Joe Decroo from Greenbriar Arkansas joins the Gold Sox for a five day tryout. Sled Allen, Sox business manager, announced the event. Amarillo scout hit for six runs in first inning as Chester Hill allowed ten hits. Risinger earned the win for Wichita Falls with 1.58 time.
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Energy demand across the world would require vast labor
A historical insight states that supplying the annual world energy needs would require about 11 billion workers, more than five times the global population. The note emphasizes the immense scale of energy consumption.
Tenth Avenue Methodists and Presbyterians Win Makeup Games
The Tenth Avenue Methodists defeated First Baptist Church young people 17 to 4 while Central Presbyterian shut out Polk Street Methodist 7 to 0 in church softball makeup games. standout players included Mathers with a triple and two doubles for the Methodists and Gibbon blanking the Presbyterians’ insurance for seven runs allowed.
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Vera Cole Wins Amarillo Women’s Gun Club Shoot
Vera Cole won the Amarillo Women's Gun Club shoot with 86 points out of 100 yesterday. Sally Roberts scored 85, Rowena McGee 83, Carmen Boncassa 82, Ethel Davis 79, Margaret Wagner 77, and Rose Reid 73 in the 100 round event.
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Ethel Davis
Margaret Wagner
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Family Prizes Concert Grand Upright Piano in Hugo
Hugo Oklahoma. George Michie owns a piano described as a concert grand upright over 90 years old valued at 1000 dollars. The walnut case features rare scroll work and hand carving. It remains in use in the Michie home after being acquired from a Kansas family. patents are being sought on the instrument.
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Arnholz Coffee, Furr Food Win Jaycee Loop Softball Opens
Arnholz Coffee rebounded from Tuesday’s loss to beat Dalby Motor Freight 5 to 1 in the first Jaycee League game. Furr Food defeated King-Speer Drug 12 to 0 as they extended their streak with strong hitting and solid pitching. Crews and Shock had Arnholz’s only two extra base hits, while Shock fanned six for the Arnholz win. Dalby’s lone run came in the second inning.
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Dahlgren Deal Vindicated by McCarthy Priors Controversy
New York June 19 The Spe cial News Service Joe McCarthy's judgment is vindicated by the Babe Dahlgren trade from the Boston Braves to the Chicago Cubs. McCarthy faced critics after Dahlgren's late 1930s home run spurt and two-base error era. The Yankees benefited by avoiding Dahlgren while he floundered with a seventh place club.
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Giants To Play Bombers Today
Amarillo's Black Giants edged the Texians 12 to 11 in a nip and tuck contest after a delayed broadcast of the Joe Louis Billy Conn fight. Manager Joe Priestley delivered a game winning pinch hit in the seventh with the bases loaded. The team, riding a sixth straight win, faces the Big Spring Bombers at Malin Field at 3 30 this afternoon and again Friday night on Ladies Night. Members will march in the Juneteenth parade at 11 this morning up Polk Street.
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Vast Arsenal List of Commodities On Battleship Stores
The ship stores hold about 38,500 distinct commodities ranging from eight ton anchors to small screws, illustrating the enormous variety of equipment and supplies maintained aboard a first class battleship.
Spain uses pigskin leather bottles for wine storage
In Spain wine is carried in leather bottles made from pigskin. The cured skin forms a bottle holding up to 40 gallons, showcasing a traditional method described in the article.
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Conn Falls to Louis in Fight of the Century at Polo Grounds
Mike Jacobs surprised reporters by kissing Billy Conn in the Polo Grounds dressing room after the bout. Conn fought bravely, losing after 39 minutes as Louis delivered a fierce finishing burst. The crowd recalled Conn’s grit and Jacobs’s emotional gesture capped by the era’s heavyweight drama.
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Garage and service stations listed in Killough directory
Readable items include V. W. Killough's Garage Ted Lakey Wre Co W. S. Layton Service Station W. W. Lovelady Service Station and E. B. Meyer Auto Store, indicating a local business directory snippet with automotive firms.
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Roosevelt Escapes Peccaries by Climbing a Tree
Theodore Roosevelt hunted many dangerous species but the only recorded event of a wild animal forcing him to climb a tree involved peccaries pursuing him after he had fired into the herd. The incident stands as a notable caveat to his famed frontier exploits.
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Classified: Foreign white stock population counts
A listing cites American counts of foreign white stock by ethnicity. Germans number 6.8 million Italians 4.5 million English Scots Welsh and Ulstermen 4.3 million Irish 3 million Poles 3.3 million Canadians 3.3 million Scandinavians 3.1 million Russians 2.6 million Czechs 1.3 million Austrians 900,000 and Hungarians 500,000.
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