Gold Sox Back Home to Open Home Stand
Amarillo hosts Lamesa at Gold Sox Field in a home stand opener as manager Harry Davis seeks redemption after a 20-0 loss. Key players include Billy Capps out with a broken jaw and starter Bob Zolliecoffer favored to pitch. Weather and rain affected prior games. expected 8:30 p.m. start with 15 minutes added later in the season.
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Charles Nease
Bill Sorrells
Golf tourney win boosts Globe-News crew amid baseball notes
The Globe-News KGNC golf tournament at Ross Rogers Course saw a second flight victory for a reporter who beat Pat Griffin 3 and 2. He previews a Gras mick clash while praising colleagues Kolander Owens and Godsoe. The piece also notes Homer Matney’s forced baseball retirement, lists final batting averages for Sandia players, and mentions upcoming YMCA Junior Baseball prospects.
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Pat Griffin
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129 Golfers Seek 69 Places in PGA
Charles Chamberlain reports from Columbus Ohio as 129 golfers compete for 69 spots in the mid century PGA championship at Scioto Country Club. Sam Snead, the top favorite and defending champion, faces early tests despite subpar practice with challenging course layout and direction to the 7 032 yard layout.
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Scioto course shows paradox as pro golf opens
OSCAR FRALEY reports at Scioto in Columbus Ohio as PGA qualifying begins with 129 players vying for 63 berths. Defending champion Snead is exempt but expected to contend. Mangrum shoots 67 in practice with five birdies and an eagle. The course, famed for Bobby Jones 1926 win, lives up to daunting reputation with rugged rough and tricky greens.
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Johnny Palmer
Dick Ferrier
Dutch Harrison
Bobby Jones
Mangrum
Novice Netsters Play Today in YMCA Tennis Finals
The older boys singles final at Ellwood Park pits Gayle Linkenhoger against David Kent after semifinal wins. Kent advanced with a bye and a 6-4 6-1 win over Leroy Bennett. Other first round results include Bennett over Jenkins and Christopher over Gittrich. The younger doubles final features Carlos Moore Wayne Weirich vs Ronnie Edwards Gordon Todd, after Moore Weirich latest 6-3 -3 win over Patterson Flores. Moore beat Edwards 6-1 6-0 in singles. Patterson beat Fenberg 11-9 4-6 6-1. Flores beat Todd 6-3 7-5.
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Fort Worth Adds to Long League Lead
Fort Worth Cats edge Houston 4-3 in the eighth to extend their Texas League lead. Dallas Eagles beat San Antonio 4-3 while Beaumont defeated Tulsa 9-7. Cumulative notes include Stakers, Mancuso, Dyck and Lanfranconi incidents, and bases loaded triples by Baumer.
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Cats
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Clovis Climbs From Cellar With 9-8 Victory Over Abilene
Clovis edged Abilene 9-8 as Lubbock lost 12-4 to Borger, lifting Clovis out of last place in the West Texas-New Mexico League. Borger snapped a seven-game skid by beating Lubbock, while Albuquerque-Lamesa and Amarillo-Pampa games were postponed.
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Wrestling May Go Into Garden in New York Dates
Madison Square Garden authorities offered the International Boxing Club the option to stage either wrestling or boxing starting in September as television popularity boosts the sport. The IBC, boycotted by New York boxing managers over TV swag, may promote wrestling shows this fall to capitalize on new demand.
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Australian tennis star Quist divorces Sylvia
Australian tennis star Adrian Quist, 37, is divorced from his wife Sylvia, 30, after a marriage begun in September 1941. Custody of their two children, Caroline aged 6 and Adrian aged 4, was awarded to Mrs. Quist. Sylvia is heiress to a fortune from her father Albert Keighley with cotton and textile interests.
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Woman travels 6000 miles to attend sister’s golden wedding
A 78-year-old woman carried a seven-pound cake and arrived in Tredegar Scotland after a long journey of about 6000 miles to attend her sister’s golden wedding anniversary.
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Scotland
Rain Cancels Amarillo Golf Association Putting Tourney
Rain forced the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association to call off the putting tournament at the Ross Rogers Course scheduled for last night. It will be held next Tuesday night, weather permitting, as usual.
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Ross Rogers Course
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