Amarillo Gold Sox Battle Injuries In Loss At Pampa
The Amarillo Gold Sox, plagued by injuries, fell 7 to 6 to the Pampa Oilers. Outfielder Al Duarte sprained an ankle scoring on a wild pitch, with starter Paul Devine also leaving due to a strained muscle. Several others remain limited as the team plans a home series before a road stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Gold Sox
Amarillo
Pampa Oilers
Pampa
al Duarte
Paul Devine
George Sutch
Chris Haskins
Leo Zoeller
Bill Evans
Harry Lamprich
Home Finders Rally Past Seale's 6 4 In Softball Showdown
Home Finders edged Seale's 6 to 4 to stay undefeated in the Blue Bonnet Men's Softball League. Fred Holzseau hit a sixth inning homer with two aboard for Home Finders while Seale's initially built a 4 1 lead behind Bobby Snooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lawrence
Fred Seale
Blue Bonnet
Fred Holzceau
Seale
Bobby Snooks
Plains Chevrolet
Sears, Roebuck
Jim Frame
Truett Coffman
Panhandle Fruit
Greyhound Lines
Lone Star
Amarilo College Diamonds
First Red Cross swimming lessons begin at Amarillo pool
The Amarillo country club pool hosts the first Red Cross swimming lessons this afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Moore leads the program with instructions planned for Wednesday and Friday sessions in future weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Amarillountry
Lucy Moore
Doubleheader at Go'd Sox Park Features Superior Mfg and VFW
Tonight at Go'd Sox Park four clubs meet in a pair of 7:15 and 8:15 contests. In the opener Superior Mfg faces VFW with Carl Buchanan on the mound for VFW after his strong curve ball work. VFW previously beat American Legion 3 to 2. The nightcap matches Plains Chevrolet against American Legion as both managers likely rest their top pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go'd Sox Park
Superior Mfg
VFW
Carl Buchanan
Superior Nine
Buchanan
American Legion Club
Plains Chevrolet
American Legion
Free golf lessons for youths in Amarillo at Ross Rogers Course
Five youngsters joined Pro Gene Root for morning golf instruction sponsored by the city of Amarillo at Ross Rogers Course. Participants named were Owen Brown Ge Klein Jr Richard Beeman Neal Allen and Tim Garney. A second session is booked for Tuesday morning at 10 o clock with ongoing Tuesday and Wednesday morning lessons for youths ages 12 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Gene Root
Ross Rogers
Owen Brown
Ge Klein, Jr
Richard Beeman
Neal Allen
Tim Garney
Grady Walker Keeps Winning at Sunset Putting Tourney
Grady Walker aims for a third straight victory in the weekly Sunset Putting Tournament tonight. He won the first two events with scores of 71 and 66 in the 36 hole medal meet. Entry is 50 cents with seven merchandise prizes ranging from $4 to 50 cents. Putter events run between 7 and 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Walker
Amarillo Country Club Hosts July 4 Men's Singles Tennis Meet
The Amarillo Country Club will stage a regional men's singles tennis tournament on its two concrete courts with finals on the July 4 holiday. Fred Gray chairs the event as director and about 20 players are expected. Early rounds begin June 29 with a $1 registration and official balls provided by Gray. Last year Glyn don Riley won the singles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Fred Gray
Gray
Globe News Sports Department
Glyndon Riley
Longest Tri-State match ends 1 up at Amarillo course
Judge N S Corn of Oklahoma pleads 23 holes before losing to D M Cowley of Altus 1 up in the Tri State Senior Golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Lounsbury eagled No 18 in a fun round. Elmer Winn, age 83, won a consolation duel. several local players posted notable scores and early upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Corn
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Amarillo
Corn
D. M. Cowley
Altus
Cowley
S. H. Lounsbury
Austin
Lounsbury
Plainview
Elmer
Winn
Glen Eldon Yates
Wade Holman
Hub Myers
Electra
Flake George
Shamrock
Fight Mob Wonders Fight Mob Wonders
New York June 21 The fight mob questions the Joe Louis Billy Conn title fight fallout and whether high priced seats caused a rift. Promoter Mike Jacobs refuses to concede on future world title bouts while Rep Donald O'Toole threatens mail fraud charges over alleged public deception and a libel suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Washington
Donald O'Toole
Conn
Louis
Jacobs
O'Toole
Mrs. Aderton Takes First in Amarillo Golf Event
Hazel Aderton won first place in a nine hole net 32 tournament at Ross Rogers Course for the Amarillo Women’s Municipal Golfers Association weekly event. Runner up was J. R Brown with a 40-7 4-32 percent score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Aderton
Amarillo
Promoter Launches Junior Heavyweight Tournament in Amarillo
The upcoming elimination series at the Tri-State Fair Ground opens next Thursday with six or more wrestlers per week. Handy Andy Tremaine leads contenders after three wins and a draw, while Gamma Singh, Tex Hager, Gorilla Poggi, Walter Stratton, John Sepeda, and Jack Carter also figure in the marquee matchups before the August 8 finale against Le Roy McGuirk of Tulsa for the world title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Cory Detton
Tri-State Fair Ground
LeRoy McGuirk
Tulsa
Detton
Andy Tremaine
el Paso
Tremaine
Gamma Singh
Ali Baba
Singh
Tex Hager
Eugene
Ore
Andy
Gorilla Poggi
McGuirk
Youngstown
Hercules
Walter Stratton
Amarillo Golf Cup Semifinals Highlight West Texas Event
In Abilene on June 21 two Amarillo entrants fell in the West Texas Women's Golf Tournament semifinals. Mrs. J W Ross lost to Mrs. Sam O Neal of Odessa 3 and 2 while Mrs H L Reynolds went down 2 up to Miss Benny Sellers of Abilene. O Neal and Sellars vie for the title. Pat Jackson beat Mrs E J Woodward to reach the Consolation finals and Mrs Paul Houston advanced to the nine hole title match by defeating Mrs Payton Anderson 3 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Amarillo
West Texas
J. W. Ross
Sam O'Neal
Odessa
H. L. Reynolds
Benny Sellers
O'Neal
Miss Sellars
Pat Jackson
E. J. Woodward
Sweetwater
Paul Houston
Payton Anderson
Notable Texas athletes and all time SWC picks contrasted
Joe Bauman and Bill Martinson recall 1938 39 football games for Capitol High and Texas stars Allen Lawler and Darrell Lester feature among all time SWC selections. Debates over first and second teams highlight Baylor Texas and TCU players with appeals about Lester vs Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Sammy Baugh
TCU
John Kimbrough
Texas Aggies
Billy Patterson
Baylor
John Hilliard
Texas
Sam Boyd
Malcolm Kutner
Truman Spann
SMU
I. B. Hale
Joe Routt
Johnny Vaught
Darrell Lester
Davey O’brien
Bobby Wilson
Jack Crain
Bill Wallace
Rice
Hubert Bechtel
James Benton
Arkansas
Joe Boyd
Moose Hartman
Marshall Robnett
Chal Daniel
Kl Aldrich
Lester
Aldrich
Jack Russell
Keeler Champion Beats Lyles in Banner Bowl Exhibition
Frank Benkovic representing Brunswick Balke Callender Co. defeated Charley Lyles in an exhibition at Banner Bowl. Benkovic led 183 181, 199 190, 226 194 to win 608 565 in totals, followed by a trick shot show. Alleys were crowded yesterday afternoon with Benkovic aiding pinsetters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Benkovic
Keeler
Brunswick- Balke-Callender Co
Charley Lyles
Benkovic
Lyles
Lobos Rally To 14th Straight Win In Prairie League
Forest Hill Lobos secured their 14th consecutive Prairie League victory as Hank Anglin homered and Buddy Cloud limited Pleasant Valley to six hits. The half season closed with nearby results including Mavericks fall to Sanborn Bobcats 10 6 and Bobcats rallying to beat Second and Lamar Panthers 7 5 in a late game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Brewer
Forest Hill Lobos
Kids, Inc
Hank Anglin
Forest Hill
Buddy Cloud
Pleasant Valley
Maverick Calves
Sanborn Bobcats
Bivins
Sam Houston
Mike McCarty
Marvin Sinclear
Bobcats
Lamar Panthers
San Jacinto Bobcats
Carl Stoddard
Leroy Bannister
McKinley
Cardinals
Taylor Bruins
Amarillo College
Margaret Wills
Wolflin Ponies
Jimmy Ott
Charley Ott
Taylor
Leon Egleson
Bruins
Jeff Singleton
Jackie Fyfe
Mack Gordon
Terry Smith
Billy Jacobs
Harold Daniels
J.H. Ledbetter
Horace Mann
Wolflin Colts
Ledbetter
Melvin Wright
Jim Bob Lively
Humphrey
Highland
St. Mary’s
Bob Gittrich
Methodists Rally To A 19 1 Victory Over Amarillo Christian
The Tenth Street Methodist Church rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh to beat Amarillo Christian 19 to 1 after West Amarillo Christian led 11 to 6 through three innings. Riley and Spencer led the Methodist hitters. Sacred Heart Cathedral meets First Presbyterian Church and West Amarillo Christian faces First Christian in tonight church softball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Amarillo Christian
West Amarillo Christian
Methodists
Riley
Spencer
Sacred Heart Cathedral
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian
53 Entrants Registered in Weight-Lifting Tournament
A total of 53 entrants have registered for the Southwestern AAU weight lifting championship in Dallas to be held Saturday. Represented groups include New Orleans Athletic Club Houston Dallas Fort Worth and Waco YMCAs plus teams from San Antonio Gladewater Kilgore Wichita Falls and airfields in San Antonio and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
New Orleans
Miss Benny Sellers Paired For 36 Hole West Texas Finals
In Abilene on June 21 Miss Benny Sellers a former WAC captain and McMurray College student and Mrs. Sam ONeal of Odessa were paired for the 36 hole finals of the Women's West Texas Gold Association tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Abilene
Benny Sellers
WAC
McMurray College
Sam O'Neal
Odessa
Louthis Wins in WoonSocket Main Event Bout
Pete Louthis a 186 pounder from Cumberland Rhode Island outpointed Jay D. Turner a 232 pounder from Dallas Texas in a ten round main event bout last night in Woonsocket Rhode Island June 21 according to United Press.
Speer Says Nazis Delayed Atomic Progress at Trial
Albert Speer testified the Nazi atomic program was a year or two from splitting the atom when the war ended. He blamed emigration of experts to the United States and said gas weapons were halted despite Hitler opposing it. rockets were deemed costly and less effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Albert Speer
Nazi Armaments
War Crimes Court
Germany
Speer
United States
Hitler
Airport Had No Wings but It Flew Away
In San Diego on June 21 U P report county officials confront a disappearing airport case. The Del Mar Navy blimp base was renamed Del Mar airport and Navy crews stripped buildings heat ers heat ers extinguishers and the fire engine. Manager H C Telford warned the kitchen range could be next. A naval officer said the Navy planned to take the airstrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
U.P
Navy
del Mar
H. C. Telford
Telford
Slow Building In Houston Faces Walkout Standstill
In Houston on June 21 the city’s major building boom slowed as AFL Craftsmen and Associated General Contractors workers began a walkout. About 10,000 workers were expected off the job, with unions demanding recognition while contractors cited long-term employee protection. Interviews quoted D. W. Maxwell and Robert V. Collins on the potential duration and stakes of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
AFL
D. W. Maxwell
AFL Building and Trades Council
Robert V. Collins
Associated General Contractors
Formal Opening of Elks Hospital Today
The Texas Elks Crippled Children’s Hospital opened in Outine with a 42 bed unit and a $215000 cost. The Elks of Texas, in convention at San Antonio, witnessed the dedication of the million dollar project to suffering regardless of race or creed. Only one of four units has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outine
U.P
Texas Elks Crippled Childrens Hospital
Elks of Texas
San Antonio
Swimming Lessons Signups End Monday At YWCA
Boys should submit applications at the YWCA office in the Municipal Auditorium north wing by Monday afternoon. Beginners meet next Tuesday 10 to 11. Intermediate sessions run Tuesday and Thursday 2 to 3. Tennis instruction led by Glendon Riley tomorrow at 10 at Ellwood Park for ages 10 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Municipal Auditorium
Glendon Riley
Ellwood Park
German Girl Convicted in Soldier’s Death at Nuremberg
Erika Krebs, 21, was found guilty by a military government court of killing her American lover Sergeant Robert B. Flannigan of Peoria Illinois and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Krebs testified that Flannigan was shot during a dispute over her pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Krebs
Plannigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sox
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Feller
Bob Feller
Bostonians
St. Louis Browns
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Yankees
Yankee
Spud Chandler
Floyd Bevens
Yanks
Ed Smith
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Cards
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Hank Greenberg
Eddie Lake
Bob Swift
Dizzy Trout
Hank Edward
George Case
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Seeds
Borger Gassers
Gold Sox Field
Borger
Clovis
Gold Stockings
Blue Sox
Clovis Pioneers
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Lamesa
Finders
Harwood
Stuart Hill
Town Club
Boone County
N. E. 8Th St
N. Fillmore
Frank A. Godsce , Jr
Howard Lynch
Billy Lynch
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dad Waner
Harrah
Okla
Stanley Carter
Waner
Paul and
Lloyd
Little
E. B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jack Nuckles
Mrs. Aderton
John Sepeda
Jack Carter
New Zealand
Amarillo Golf Cup
Joe Bauman
Gold Sox
Capitol High High
Oklahoma City
Redskins
Sandies
Bauman
Bill Thompson
Sandie
al Mazur
Shreveport
Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Allen Lawler
Bill Martineson
Charley Parker
Martinson
Lobos
Elks Hospital
Ooth
Killo Jr
Auditorium
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
C. C. Cunningham
Matherine Law Clubs
Amarillo Day Nursery
Alford Lee Morgan, Jr
East Seventeenth
Bedell
Florida
Everglades
Alaska
East 7Th St
SAUZA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!