Standings Highlight From West Texas New Mexico League
Sunday results show teams like Amarillo, Big Spring, Lubbock, Borger and Clovis with various players listed in the West Texas New Mexico League standings. Names such as Kohout, Zigeinyn, Janeen, Vrablik, Surratt and others appear among the briefs.
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Kohout
Zigeinyn
Janeen
Sakas
Vrablik
R Tinn
Wichita Falls
Lucas and Bar- Hart and
Bennett
Jacks
Big Spring
Borger Enced
Pampa
Amarilla Au
Clovis
Amarillo
Borger
Lubbock
Pompa
New York Fans Mighty Happy Over Record MLB Week
AP reports a celebratory mood as Joe DiMaggio and Red Rolfe power the Yankees toward another record 18 straight games with at least one homer. Brooklyn wins two tight games in Cincinnati as Hubbell and Wittig star in St Louis. Feller, Ly ons, Marchildon shine in shutouts. Foxx and Foxes pace Boston wins. Indians, Tigers, and other clubs post key results amid a packed baseball day.
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Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jenton
Chicago
St Louis
New York Ores
Chicago Savevesone
Pa Knickerbarker's Village
Manhattan
Harlem
Gowanus
Noopla
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
William Terry
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry MacPhail
Leo
Lip Durocher
Dafsiness Boys
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Red Rolfe
Bronx Bombers
DiMaggio
George Sisler
Dodgers
Rhinelanders
Kurby Higbe
Reds
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis
Johnny Wittig
Cleveland Ball Club
Bobby Feller
Washington Senators
Texas Cage Coaches Back in School Today
Texas high school basketball coaches begin a five day cage school and clinic at North Texas State Teachers College in Denton. Nearly a hundred coaches will register for lectures and demonstrations led by Forrest Frosty Cox of Colorado. Also showcased is the new oval backboard recently legalized by the National Rules Committee. A Brazilian Tibagi River diamond was sold by the prospector for 7500 dollars.
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Denton
Texas
Shelbyville Air Raid Fakes Destruction in Wartime Drill
Cunningham recounts a smoke filled night in Shelbyville Tennessee where sirens roared and anti-aircraft fire cracked as a simulated air raid unfolds. He notes the town appeared obliterated in the stunt while soldiers pursued power outages and assess the mock attack.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Shelbyville
M. P's
M. P
Tennessee
Ague
Second American Army
Georgia
United Feature Syndicate
Inco
Lamesa Nine Set To Clash With Hosts In Ladies Night
Amarillo Gold Sox host Lamesa Lobos in a West Texas New Mexico League game, a Saturday win followed by a Sunday 5 to 4 victory after releases and injuries, with Buck Huckabee starting and Louis Yarborough debuting as the new pitcher. Ray Adams ends season due to back injury.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Pampa Oilers
Lamesa Lobos
Buck Huckabee
Sox
Austin
Rubber Jonnard
Bob Austin
Louis Yarborough
Amarillo
Skeet Gibson
Dalhy Motor Freight
Yarborough
Jonnard
Louis
Ray Adams
Adams
Gold Sox
New York Yankees
Idaho Falls
Yankee
Oakland
Calif
Texas Amateurs Top Pros In Texas Cup Golf
Amateurs captained by Dallas’s Jack Munger defeat ten pros by 10 to 5 in a four day PGA meet at Amarillo Country Club. Harry Todd of Dallas wins the Sunday feature 3 and 2 over Henry Ramsom as the Texas Cup concludes. In a separate note, Carlton Terry and Jack Hughes earn 1941 All America track honors for Texas A&M.
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Texas
Amarillo Country Club
Jack Munger
Dallas
Harry Todd
Henry Ransom
Fort Worth
Frankie Parker Wins Clay Courts Tourney
Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey captured the National Clay Courts Championship in Chicago defeating Bobby Riggs in a five set final 6 3 7 5 6 8 3 6 3. Parker claimed the title for the third time after previous wins in 1938 and 1939.
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Frankie Parker
Chicago
U.P
Spring Lake
N. J
Esterday
Bobby Riggs
Clinton
Youngster Stranahan Captures Trans-Miss Crown
An 18 year old prep school graduate Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio won the Trans Mississippi golf title with a 6-5 victory over John Barnum of Chicago. Stranahan opened with a sensational 64 for the first 18 holes and led 7 up at the turn. Barnum finished the day even par after a 73 morning round.
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ST. Louis
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
John Barnum
Chicago
Stranahan
Barnum
Whirlaway Jockey Eddie Arcaro Predicts Chase Breakdowns
Jockey Eddie Arcaro says Whirlaway will wear down rival colts as they pursue him, promising decisive pace and a dominant performance in the race. Arcaro asserts the opposition will tire while Whirlaway maintains the lead.
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Eddie Arcaro
Sports Roundup from June Reports on Baseball and Boxing
Detroit signs Wakefield with 45000 bonus as Indians top bid by 5000. Morrie Arnovich leaves the Giants for a draft exam but hopes to return soon. Mike Jacobs is celebrated as World Telegram promoter of the week. Various notes on Billy Conn Lou Nova Frank Parker and others.
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New York
Detroit
Dick Wakefield
U, of Michigan
Tigers
Indians
Briggs
Bradley
Morrie Arnovich
Giants
Mike
Mike Jacobs
World Telegram
Ice Hockey Adopts Two Overtime Periods and Division Split
Officials of the American Ice Hockey Association announced a major rule change for next season eliminating sudden death overtime. Tied games will go to two five minute overtimes. if still tied, result is a draw. The eight teams will form southern and northern divisions with specific home and away schedules and top three from each division enter playoffs. Attendees included Clarence Linz of Dallas Sam Buron of Fort Worth and Gene Garrigan of Fort Worth.
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Kansas City
American Ice Hockey Association Today
George Higgins
Minneapolis
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tulsa
St Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Clarence E. Linz
Sam Buron
Gene Garrigan
Fort Worth Cats Rally After Stretch of Wins
The Fort Worth Cats climbed from cellar to a tie for fifth with Oklahoma City after six wins in seven games. They beat the San Antonio Missions 2 to 1 in 10 innings as Baron scored on an error during a first baseman misplay. Shreveport took two from Oklahoma City, 8 to 5 and 8 to 0, Houston beat Dallas 3 to 1, and Ray Davis earned his eighth win as Tulsa shut out Beaumont 6 to 0.
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Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
OCLUB
Adams
Sled Allen
Gold Sox
Pampa
Abrhpoa
Haralson
Malvica
Reynolds
Frierson
Prather
Mathey
Ted Phillips
Smith
Herd la Fever
Grabek
Tota
Amarillo
F&f
Cato If Ste
D'Antonio
Hargrove
DeCarlo
Dorman
Buchanan
Fulenwider Cf
Tenorio
Reynolds P
Cato
Malines
ABI
Decroe
Elee Itat
Ethridge
Associated Press
Fort Worth Cats
Panthers
The
Cats
San Antonio Missions
Baron
Shreveport Sports
Dallas Rebels
Ray Davis
Tulsa Oilers
Beaumont Exporters
Huall Cousin Describes Cordell Hull as Comfortable WPA Worker
George H. Hull, Cordell Hull’s cousin and an elderly WPA clerical worker from Colorado, recalls their Tennessee roots in Morgan and Clay counties. He compares Hull’s rough upbringing to national fame and notes Hull’s modest life and family focus despite age and job changes.
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Denver
U.P
Cordell Hull
George H. Hull
WPA
George
Morgan County
Cordell
Clay County
Cumberland River
Nashville
Colorado
Hull
Hogan tops Sport Parade Money Winner
ToDAY S Ben Hogan the year's leading money winner for 1941 with 10 607 dollars in earnings after pairing with Jimmy Demaret to win the Inverness prize. The report lists other top golfers and their totals as Hogan challenges any two golfers for big stakes while noting rivals Craig Wood Johnny Bulla and Sam Snead among the leaders.
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Ben Hogan
Toledo
Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
Sam Snead
Hogan
Demaret
Jimmy
Craig Wood
Johnny Bulla
Byron Nelson
Clayton Heafner
Lawson Little
Harold’ McSpaden
Viv Ghézzi
Youthful Flair For Jokes Boon To Entertainer
NEW YORK U P Doodles Weaver born Winstead Shef field Glenn denning Dixon Weaver makes a name on Broadway by mimicking rabbits lions worms and a Russian floor show His zany onstage antics include a red hot shot put tossed at the dean and geese disturbed sorority life He turned a Santa Monica mansion into a nightclub staged auto races and sang Am I Blue with a bag over his head Weaver’s performances boost Meet the People while a separate note mentions that Cuba expects manganese output of seven million dollars annually
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New York
U.P
Doodles Weaver
Winstead
Sheffield
Glenn Denning
Dixon Weaver
Weaver
Santa Monica
Calif
Europe
America Tobacco
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Quaker City
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Bill Cunningham
Lamesa
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Jack Hughes
Hugh 8S. Fullerton, JR
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Harry Craft
Mississippi College
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Sioux City Journal
Horace Stoneham
Billy Conn
Lou Nova
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Redskins
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Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
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American Association
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Minnesota
Cliff Gustavson
Huall
Harry Ferguson
Leather Fist Lane
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Mushky Jackson
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
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Maine Woods
Lou
Max Baer
Tony Galento
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