No Fluke Win Elevates Wayne Martin in Southwestern Junior Heavyweight
Wayne Martin defeated Andy Tremaine in a featured bout at the Fair Grounds arena to reach the semi finals of the Southwestern junior heavyweight championship. Tremaine was pinned for a three count, though fans disputed the call. Martin now eyes rematches and continues a 21 match undefeated streak.
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Borger Lubbock Pinsters Set for Banner Bowl Clay Matches
Bowling teams from Lubbock and Borger travel to Banner Bowl for special matches. Tonight a Borger five will face Lubbock Recreation Club at the host alley in a 7 o clock start. Tomorrow the Borger All-Stars clash with Banner Bowl on the same card.
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Mrs McCullough Captures Top Spot in Amarillo Golf
Mrs McCullough led the weekly Amarillo Women s Municipal Golfers Association tournament at Ross Rogers Course with 32 points. Eagle counted 10, birdie 5, par 3 and bogey 2. Cervin and Tucker tied for second with 27 points.
Family Night Putting Tournament at Amarillo Country Club
A family night putting tournament is scheduled tonight at the Amarillo Country Club. Members may enter the 36 hole medal play event between the hours of and 9 o'clock. Three divisions are offered: men women and juniors.
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Glowing Softball Upsets Highlight Weekend Play
In Lone Star and Plains Peewee leagues, Margaret Wills Parrots defeated the 3700 Taylor Eagles 10-6 as Johnny Nichols allowed seven hits for the Parrots. Wolflin's Pigeons surged to a 24-4 win over 3700 Taylor Orioles with Sid Walton and Alvin Boney flawless at the plate.
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First Baptists blank First Christian 13 in YMCA softball
Franks pitched a two hit game for First Baptist as they exploded for 13 runs. Nelson Bullock Starkiel and Roach homered for the victors while Biggs was hit hard by Franks and Sloff. Sacred Heart edged Summit Baptist 12-5 behind Harris five runs in the fifth and sixth and Jones and Smith homering for Sacred Heart.
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Max Bullock
Percy Starkiel
Sacred Heart
Summit Baptist
Jay Odom
Ed Harris
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Bob Jones
Bernie Smith
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Needham
Borger Gassers Take Doubleheader From Lamesa Lobos
Borger Gassers beat Lamesa Lobos 6-3 in game one then won 5-3 in extra innings to take a 3-1 lead in the four game series. Leon Mitchell, Leon Cato and Gordon Nell homered for Borger in the opener. Jamieson allowed three hits and 12 strikeouts in game two before Sturdivant’s two run homer sparked borger.
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Condon
Haskins
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leaders Boudreau Cleveland 352 and McQuinn New York 344. Keller New York 13 home runs and Williams Boston 12. Pitching Kinder St. Louis 4 0 1 000 and Gillespie Chicago 4 1 800. National League batting Slaughter St. Louis 352 Walker Philadelphia 344. Home runs Mize New York 17 and Kiner Pittsburgh 13. Pitching Rowe Philadelphia 8 1 889 and Spahn Boston 10 2 833.
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Saunders Wins Amarillo Parks Tennis Title in Three Sets
James Saunders defeated Jack Hays to win the men's singles at Elwood Park in the Amarillo Public Parks tournament 4-6 6-2 6-2. Hays and Harry Bozeman won the doubles final 4-6 11-9 7-5. Miss Quattlebaum beat Barbara Jordan 6-4 2-6 7-5 in womens singles. Saunders also features in junior and mixed events with multiple wins.
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Amarillo Gold Sox surge to top with 6 1 win over Lubbock
Amarillo surged to first in the West Texas New Mexico League with a 6 1 victory over Lubbock behind Jim Heller who earned his fourth win while limiting the visitors to eight hits. Bauman led Amarillo hitters with a string of extra base shots, and a dramatic baserunning play sparked the Hub.
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Mike Dooley
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Paul Hinrichs
Heller
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Jackie Sullivan
Vince Liberto
Decker
Lonergan
Harry Lamprich
Joe Juliano
Standings and Results from West Texas New Mexico League
Yesterday's results include Amarillo 6 over Lubbock 1 and Abilene 2 7 over Clovis 0 6 rain postponed Albuquerque at Pampa. Berger 6 5 over Lamesa 3 3. Today's standings show Amare 39 7 0 9 and Lubbock 41 10 7 7 with Borger 2 4 7 4 13 and Pampa 4 6 9 13. Today Amarillo at Clovis Borger at Albuquerque Abilene at Pampa Lamesa at Lubbock.
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Evans Mahan Make Championship Flight In Lubbock Golf
Chick Trout Sr veteran golfer fired a five under par 66 to win medalist honors at the Lubbock Country Club Invitational. Morris Norton of Wichita Falls was four strokes back with 70. Amarillo qualifiers Bill Mahan and John Evans led their city with 75 and 76 in the 32 man championship flight.
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Amarillo
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Aubrey Robertson
Jerry Lemond
Offensive switch aims to have defense call the plays next fall
Blair Cherry explains a reversal in football strategy where the defense will quarterback the offense. He notes four ex Sandies will join the Texas varsity next fall and discusses position changes, optimism for the Longhorns, and rival outlooks including Rice, SMU, Arkansas, TCU, Baylor, and A and M.
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Trolley Car World Series Rumors Captured by Rival Fans
June 20 report notes inflation sparked subway world series chatter between Yankees Giants and Boston Braves Red Sox. Pirates defeat Giants 12 2 and Kennedy suffers a fractured skull in practice. White Sox Rudy York homers to beat Yankees 6 4 while Athletics top Tigers 8 4. Reese leads Dodgers past Cubs 5 1 as Red Sox and Cardinals extend streaks. rainouts leave standings tight.
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Midland Takes Lead in Longhorn League Showdown
Midland defeated Big Spring 5-1 as Weldon Stewart allowed three hits. Odessa crushed Ballinger 19-6 with three homers, and Sweetwater outpitched Vernon 7-1 as Leroy Jones struck out 11.
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Graham-Hoeme Edges Harvesters 5 to 4 in A League Softball
Graham-Hoeme scored five runs in the second inning to defeat International Harvesters 5-4 in a V-A League softball game. The Plowmen had five errors, while Harvester hit 12-5 but couldn't overcome the late burst. Wesleys Apparel won a forfeit from Willborn Tankers in the other scheduled tilt.
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Stockton Golfers Rally To 22 10 Victory
John Stockton and his Stockton team defeated the rival led by Buster Sharp 22 to 10 in the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association dinner tournament yesterday afternoon. Individual results list Stockton and Sharp as top scorers with numerous partners and matchups across the event.
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Joe Witt
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M. P. Tobin
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Frank Lawler
Carl Dunlap
Cliff Nelson
Budele Hayden
Jack Craig
Williams Slugfest on KFDA Tonight
Williams fights Tippy Larkin in a Madison Square Garden bout. Ike Williams, famous for power and knockout wins, seeks to test top welterweights, while Larkin, from Garfield New Jersey, carries a long, sharp competitive record. The bout airs on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports at 9 PM on KFDA.
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