Senior Golfers Level Down When Prizes Are at Stake
A 50 to 86 year old field competes at the Tri-State Senior Golf Association annual tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Notable moments include 86-year-old C. G. Blakely winning the oldest member prize with a 62 for nine holes, and gifts such as a Deadly Putter in play. O. T. Nichols leads as organizer and host while Cowboy Pryor plans a late-evening tea with entertainment for players and guests.
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Wolf
Tri-State Senior Golf Association
Daddy) Nicholson
Amarillo Country Club
United States
R. P. Parcells
Ralph Smith
Chicago
Ridgeway Zelley
The
Globe News
Doc
Mister Smith
Marshall Field's
Pat
Charlie
Cowboy
Sled
C. G. Blakely
Topkea
Kansas
Blakely
M. A. Finley
Elmer Winn
Plainview
Finley
Kansas Senior Association
Cowboy Pryor
Amarillo
Dixie Dice
City Auditorium
Sam
Bill
McCormick Co
Cap Nelson, Jr
Cap Nelson
Guthrie
Oklahoma
C. W. Addison
Weatherford
Topeka
Carrizozo
N. M
Gus Leftwich
Charlie McAfee
J. H. Patton
Hereford
F. Holmes
Shamrock
C. M. Bryan
Perryton
Sam Memillin
Lubbock
R. S. Greene
Memphis
E. T. Daniell
Idalou
W. W. Gallacher
W. C. Hubbell
O. Neatherly
Mangum
Perry C. Burks
C. F. Anderson
W. H. Nesbitt
Anthony
A. S. Neal
Cordell
W. T. Rogers
L. G. Crittenden
Larry Doyle
W. S. Pendleton
A. N. Holmes
A. A. Foster
E. V. Harris
T. D. Utt
Borger
C. S. Johnson
Albuquerque
L. H. Foster
T. R. Wise
Sayre
Bowling Pro Chuck Schnoke Rolls Second 300 in Week
Chuck Schnoke manager of Texas Bowling Alleys calms the crowd with his second 300 game in under a week on No 3 alley, adding a 276 and 256 to total 832, outpacing John Cox by 200 pins. Cox first did a perfect 300 14 months earlier on the same alley. Schnoke also had a 299 Friday night, leaving 899 pins in three games in the period. Separate note says Amarillo Tennis Club opens first tournament Friday at Ellwood Park. entries due Thursday. join for 25 cents. finals Sunday.
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Chuck Schnoke
Texas Bowling Alleys
Chuck
John Cox
Cox
Schnoke
Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Maverick Club's Own Column by Ralph Dyke man
Maverick Club challenges Amarillo softball teams across weight classes from 60 to 150 pounds. Saturday slate features Apes vs Gophers and Wolverines vs Frogs with two matches under and over 100 pounds. Lamon Fox holds the traveling ring record with 50. The column notes job needs for Maverick boys and lists several local winners and nicknames.
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Ralph Dykeman
Amarillo
Apes
Gophers
Wolverines
Frogs
Lamon Fox
Buddy
Marblehead
Agate
Baldy
Baldy the Slick
Screwball
Thornton
Maverick
Sunshine Twins
Joe McLaughlin
Billy Joe Warnecke
W. T. Stevens
Ford Turner
L. Bruce
Glen McDowell
Donnie Sharp
Austin
Oscar Robbins
Bud Lilley
Don Bandy
Bert Collins
Walter Austin
Jewell McDowell
Jerry Cogswell
Edwin
ToDAY S Phillips 66 Maintains Lead in Jaycee Parade Race
Henry McLemore riffs on the Indians and the world series, predicting odds, humor, and mock drama. He imagines Indians fans and managers facing ridicule, considers replacements if Cleveland wins, and ends with a cheeky wish for victory and teething rings.
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Phillips 66
Texaco
Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Oscar Vitt
Rollo
Vitt
Phillips 66 softballers win with 14 to 8 victory in Jaycee League
In a six inning game Phillips 66 scored 14 and torched Soil Conservation Service for a 14 to 8 win. Six runs in the fifth helped break a close game as Corky Cornelius hit a homer and Phillips totaled 19 hits. SCS dropped from a three way tie to fourth place.
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Phillips 66
Soil Conservation Service Ten
SCS
Soil Savers
Corky Cornelius
Phillips
SCG
LCS
Texaco
Yellow Cab
Harris
Cabbies
Jaycee
Amarillo National Bank
Roberts Olver
Magnolia
Dalby Motor Freight
Oilers Rally Past Sox 11-6 In West Texas-New Mexico League
Pampa Oilers defeated Amarillo Gold Sox 11-6 as Dr. Grover Seitz homered and combined with teammates for a five-run fifth inning surge. The win widened Pampa’s lead, while Lamesa and Berger’s Gassers also won to stay in strong positions in the league standings.
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Grover Seitz
Pampa Oilers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Jonnardmen
Lamesa
Big Spring Barons
Sox
Berger
Gassers
Clovis Pioneers
Pioneers
Crues
Franklin
Feemster
Lubbock
Midland
Cowboys
Amarillo
Denario
F. Altenburg
B. Altenburg
Jordan, FD
Cceapress Potters
Fl .L.c
Sanders
Ratliff
Ce Ieee
Williams Ib
Cssseees
Fulenwider Cf
Hill Pets
Lynn P
x—Brocker
Trantham
Lynn
Jtegie
Seitz
Hill
Meyers
Eth - T.me
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Bill Garre
O. T
Nick
Rascal
Louie's Alleys Merchants League
Pinkney's Harter
Hayworth
Heiler
Johnson
Butler
Corbin
Bradley
W. T. Buffaloes
Newby Twin
Graves
Parnabel
Saga
Amarillo Garage
Hudson Betes
Sparkstone
Brundage
Anderson
Lal
Hudson Teeeee
Omer
Maverick Club
Paramount! Recreation Club
Billiards
Snooker Rakle Bidg
Pampa
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Cleveland
Red Sox
Yankees
Browns
Hemsley
Hell
Eddie Brietz
Tennessee
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Tex Oliver
Eugene
Ore
Oregon U
Torby MacDonald
Harvard
Yanks
C.m
Prince Alberts
Et Tre
Sadi
Prince Albert
Ince Albert
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. G
West Texas
Philadelphia
St Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Dallas
Shreveyeport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
Beaumont
Shreveport
Roberts-Olver
Marcum
Holmes
Maxwell
Woodring
Fields
Trisler
Shock
Wright
Asesens
Daiby Mtr. Freight
Soil Conservation
Texaco Roberts-Olver
Ama
Nat'l Bank i
Oilers
Gold Sox
Pampans
Chester Hill
Red Lynn
Arrow Sports
Arrow
Jayson
B.V.D
Skipper
Shantung
Palm Beach
Blackburn Bros
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