WT NM Loop Box Scores Summary
Box scores from a multi game card show Abilene Borger and Lubbock, plus Clovis and Lamesa in two games. Key players include Manning, Rahmes, Card, Fenelon, Perry, Dobkowski, Lagomarsino, Hochstatter, Fetzer and Burns with several RBIs and two home runs noted. Time around 2:23 for first set and 1:38 to 1:48 for the two games.
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Mills
Borger
Abil Ok
RBI
Manning
Castillo
Fenelon
Card
Rahmes
Bowland
Carnett
Perry
Abilene
Sadowski
Roberts
Anacenihs
Lubbock
Iss
S.se
Lagomarsino
RBI Hochstatter
Dobkowski
Pugatch
Harrisman
Gentzkow
Machado
Palmer
Harriman
Folkman
Hochstatter
Albuquerque
Clovis Gabrico Lamesa
Abrico Ehrhardt Ss
Jacinta
Costa Rf
Santiago
Trabucco
Selbo Ss
Calo c
Burns
Bauer
Stokes If
Penton If
Fetzer If
Pas’wicz
Marti
Carr
Reyes
Bushong
Arthur P
Myers
Rosin P
Ae Ggwal
Cfemiv
Ove Eksovass
Eirpmboar
Hisses
Paskiewicz
Jacinto
Selbo
Stokes
Ferver
Costa
Fetzer
Clovis
Lamesa
Cran and Negri
Kramer
Ith
Erkhardt
Fetger
Stoddard
Negri and Cran
Lobos seize third in Westex-New Mexico League race
Lamesa swept a doubleheader from Clovis Pioneers 8-0 and 6-3 to seize a half game edge over Lubbock for third place as Amarillo edged Pampa 3-2. Abilene moved seven games up with an 8-4 win over Borger while Albuquerque fell to Lubbock 10-3. Ed Arthur and Jim Reynolds pitched strong games for Clovis and Lamesa respectively.
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Lamesa
al Lamesa LO
Pioneers
Gold Sox
Abilene Blue Sox
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Abilene
Borger
Jim Reynolds
Amarillo
Clovis
Ed Arthur
Pampa
Oilers
Dec Fletcher
Steve Lagomarsino
Dukes
Ray Machado
Earl Hochstatter
Hubbers
Gassers
West TE
Albuquerqu
Lamesa Lubbock
Pampa Borger Clovis
Resul Amarillo
Manson Allen wins Lubbock City Golf Championship title
Manson Allen defeated Jimmy Goldman two up last Sunday to claim the Lubbock City Golf Championship. He returns to form after years away from the sport, having previously played for Amarillo High School 1930-32 and served as Sandie football student manager. Allen was runner up to Elliott Hatch in the 1932 Amarillo City Tournament final. He is the son of Sled Allen, a noted baseball figure. Pro George Ausbach seeks an assistant after Dick Julich resigned to join Lamesa Country Club July 2. Interested parties may contact Ausbach at the pro shop or by phone.
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Manson Allen
Lubbock
Jimmy Goldman
Manson
Amarillo
Elliott Hatch
Amarula
Sled Allen
George Ausbach
Dick Julich
Julich
Lamesa Country Club
Aulbach
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
St. Louis
Wally Westlake
Cliff Chamberley
Ross Rogers
Globe News
Monk Owens
Gold Sox win at Pampa 3 2 to close road trip
Amarillo’s Doc Fletcher earned the victory for a 3 2 win at Pampa in a tight pitcher’s duel. Fletcher pitched six shutout innings before Pampa tallied two in the seventh. The win improves Fletcher’s record to five victories against eight losses as Amarillo begins a six game home stand against Abilene.
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Gold Sox
Pampa
Doc Fletcher
Fletcher
Amarillo
Sox
Clovis Pioneers
Crawford Howard
Johnny Bruzga
Merv Connors
Lewis Mulcahy
Connors
Howard
Morris Shipman
Fietcher
Jimmy Dean
Nelson Davis
Bruzga
Paul Halter
Mulcahy
Halter
Oilers
Pate
George Payte
Joe Patesalo
Amarillo Gold Sox
Pampa Oilers
Amarilla
Mee Prohanty
Grover Seitz
Abilene Blue Sox
Mrs J W Ross Paces Amarillo Golf Play
Mrs J W Ross led in the 18 hole flight at the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association weekly tournament yesterday. Miss Helen Robbins led the nine hole bracket and Mrs A N Olver won the attendance ball though scores were not available.
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Amarillo Country Club
Women’s Golf Association
J. W. Ross
Helen Robbins
A. N. Olver
Government home for the aged opens in Ceylon
The first government owned home for the aged has been opened in Ceylon marking a milestone in welfare. The facility aims to provide care and accommodation for elderly citizens and reflects ongoing social welfare expansion by the government.
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Ceylon
Baseball standings and results across three leagues
American League leaders Chicago and New York list records with Detroit Boston Philadelphia. Tuesday results include Chicago 9-5 and New York 11-4. Texas League shows Dallas Houston San Antonio results and standings led by Dallas and Houston. Big State League updates Gainesville Temple Sherman and Wichita Falls among others with several Tuesday scores.
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Phila
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Chicago
Cincin
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
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Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
Washington
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Houston
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Antono
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Shreven
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Temple
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Texarkana
Sherman
Tyler
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Pampa
Borger
Abilene
Clovis
Lamesa
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Beauiie
Ulsa
Roswell
Odessa
Artesia
Sweetwater
Big Spring
Vernon
San Angelo
Civic Bowling League Returns to Old Grounds at KGNC Meeting
The Civic Bowling League voted to resume its ten team format and switch back to Peerless Lanes for the coming season. The loop will bowl Wednesday nights at 6 30 at Ama rillo’s long-standing site, after last year’s Banner Bowl venue. Pede Powell named temporary chairman with Browning Higgs as acting treasurer.
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Civic Bowling League
KGNC
Loop
Amarillo
Banner Bowl
Pede Powell
Browning Higgs
Coronado Jailed for General Neglect of Duty
The explorer Coronado, after returning to Mexico, was jailed for general neglect of duty, as noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica. His journeys opened much of the American southwest and are cited in historical reference.
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American Southwest
Coronado
Mexico
Encyclopedia Britannica
Western Am Resumes Tests
A field of 138 hopefuls teed off for the second 18 holes in the 49th Western Amateur Golf Tournament at South Bend Country Club. A storm washed out earlier qualifying scores. John Levinson led with 144 after a 71 early, while Frances Wininger had set a course record first round. The event resumes as match play was delayed to Thursday.
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Ind
South Bend Country Club
John Levinson
Highland Park
Ill
Great Lakes
Frances
Bo) Wininger
Stillwater
Okla
Frank Stranahan
Walker Cupace
Toledo
Ohio
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
Insect Pests Toll on World Food Supply
About 6000 distinct insect pest kinds cause a tremendous annual toll on the global food supply, posing a major challenge for agriculture and food security.
Travels 10 000 Miles To Bring GI Cheer
June 20 TOKYO A Toledo Blade editor traveled 10000 miles to present Sgt Joe Finch of Toledo Ohio with a picture album of his wife and newborn son Paul Michael The album was taken to Korea by Michael Bradshaw and Finch exclaimed about his son's nose He had sent money to buy a present for his wife The Blade sent a $50 war bond Bradshaw assigned photographers to compile the album and flew to Korea to present it.
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Joe “Poppa” Finch
Toledo
Ohio
Finch
Paul Michael
Korea
Michael Bradshaw
Toledo Blade
Blade
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