Maglie Tops Roe as Giants Sweep Dodgers in Interleague Set
Sal Massie fired a three hit gem to back a 4-9 Giants win over Preacher Roe as Brooklyn dropped its third straight. Whitey Lockman and Eddie Stanky homered for New York while rookies Jim Busby and Orestes Miñoso added three hits each in a 14 hit attack. The loss narrows Brooklyn’s NL lead to five games as interleague play begins with a slate of New York games.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
Sal Massie
Preacher Roe
Giants
Roe
Pittsburgh
Interborough
New York
Provckivyn
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Whitey Lockman
Eddie Stanky
Jim Busby
Orestes Minoso
Baseball roundup from Amarillo Globe shows several game highlights
Summary of several games: White Sox beat four Tigers pitchers with Busby and Carrasquel driving in three each, Aloma earning the win after a Tiger rally, Marrero’s eight hits helping Washington defeat the Yankees and Lopat, Eddie Yost’s perfect day aiding Marrero’s seventh win, Red Sox homers from Stephens Doerr Vollmer and Williams, Luke Easter’s 11th inning homer for Cleveland, and Cleveland tying Indians against Browns after Feller allows three homers early.
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White Sox
Detroit
Busby
Chico Carrasquel
Randy Gumpert
Tiger
Luis Aloma
Conrado Marrero
Yankees
Washington
Ed Lopat
Eddie Yost
Marrero
Red Sox
A's
Vern Stephens
Bobby Doerr
Clyde Vollmer
Ted Williams
Luke Easter
Indians
Browns
Bob Feller
al Rosen
Phils rally behind Brown as five-hit shutout beats Braves
Emory Church tosses a five-hit shutout for Philadelphia. Tommy Brown, just acquired from Brooklyn, hits his third homer and a single sparks a two-run rally against Johnny Sain. Dee Fondy pinch hits for Chicago Cubs, doubles in two runs to top St Louis. Dutch Leonard earns relief win in his fifth. Joe Adcock error allows Pollett to score for Pittsburgh past Cincinnati.
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Washington
White Sox
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Phillies
Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Howie Pollet
Cincinnati
Harry Perkowski
Maglie
Emory
Church Saun
Phi
Tommy Brown
Brooklyn
Phils
Johnny Sain
Dee Fondy
Cubs
Cards
Dutch Leonard
Joe Adcock
Gus Bell
Pollett
Sox, Gassers Duel In Borger Doubleheader Tonight
Amarillo seeks sole sixth place after a 3-3 home stand in a 7 p.m. Borger doubleheader. Jim Cain earned Borger’s win with relief help as 23 walks marred the game. Bill Manning and Merv Connors starred for Borger, while Joe Pate absorbed his fourth loss. Fletcher injury noted with possible return next week.
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Dick Kranz
Amarillo Gold Sox
Borger
Gold Sox
Hitler
Avu-Omete
Frnis Rae Hravic Ao Reet
usb ain @ut
Larry Mann
Moenk Webb
Amarillo
Rene Vega
Bob Cluley
Earl Buller
Joe Pate
Innnings
Eddie Baski
Jim Cain
Lloyd Brown
Bill Manning
Merv Connors
Merv
Feddie Carnett
Connors
Roberts Dub Akins
Akins
Pate
Baski
Cain
Brown
Berger
Homer
Albuquerque Dukes
Doc Fletcher
Fletcher
Dukes Muff Opportunity Keeps Distant With Abilene Sox
The Abilene Blue Sox, leading the league, extend their margin as the Dukes narrow the gap. Albuquerque trails, with Lubbock and Lamesa tied for third. Abilene lost 5-4 to Lamesa while Albuquerque fell 10-2 to Clovis. Lubbock beat Pampa 38-3.
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DUKES
Abilene Sox
Associated Press
Abilene Blue Sox
Albuoquerone
Blue Sox
Abilene
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Lamesa
Pampa Oilers
Lamesa Lobos
Clovis
Pampa
Buerger
Amarillo
Pioneers
Rosson
Calo
Martinez
Priest
Hinson
Funk and Murdock clash in Amarillo Sports Arena bout
Frankie Hill Murdock, undefeated in his last seven starts, meets old foe Dory Funk in Amarillo. Funk trails 3-2 in prior meetings and holds better local record with 32 wins in 65 bouts. Promoter Cory Detton eyes rough crowd as Southwest title not on line. Other bouts include Clements vs Blackley and Estes vs Weidner.
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Frankie Hill Murdock
Dory Funk
Sports Arena
Amarillo
Funk
Boys Ranch
Murdock
Eeeee
Cory Detton
Lubbock
Ray
Clements
Gene Blackley
Bark Estes
Billy Weidner
George Curtis
George Overhuls
Putting Around with John Kimbrough in Amarillo Visit
John Kimbrough, 1939-40 Texas A&M All-America fullback, visited Amarillo with his wife Frank Kimbrough. The pair, brothers with West Texas State mentor Jarrin’ John, recalled his early career at Abilene High, Texas A&M, and pro football stints with the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dons. He shared memories of college and pro games, praised current Aggie players, and joked about golf with local rivals.
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John Kimbrough
Amarillo
Texas
Haskell
Kimbrough
John
Abilene High School
Texas A&m
Twenty-Century Fox
New York Yankees
Army Air Force
Angeles Dons
Haskell Nce
Sandies
Abilene
Blair Cherry
Tulane University
Texas Aggies
Tulane
Aggies
Bob Smith
Aggie
Ray George
Pacific Coast
Jim Thomason
Glenn Dobbs
Bob Nelson
Baylor
Sam Baugh
Bob Crudgington
Frank
Mac McCausac
Amarillo Country Ub
Crudgington
West Texas State Activities’ Association
McCausland
Hardin-Simmons
Mac
NTSC Takes Links Crown at NCAA Golf in Columbus
Four Texas tools led by Sam Koesis capture the team title for North Texas State College as OSU hosts the NCAA tourney. Maxwell and January posted strong medal scores. Reed, Conrad contribute while Monty Sanders misses the final match play cut after a 156. Other Texans posted solid rounds as Koesis earned medal honors with 74 and a 67 Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
North Texas State College
University of Detroit
Sam Koesis
Billy Maxwell
Texans
Koesis
Don January
Buster Reed
Joe Conrad
Monty Sanders
Kocsis
Maxwell
January
Tom Nieporte
Ohio State
W. Elwyn Stobaugh
Rice
Bill Penn
Texas
Ross Mitchell
SMU
Dick Ford
Bobby Wolcowich
Frank Wear
John Weaver
Wesley Ellis
Ray Moore
West Texas New Mexico League Scores And Schedules
The table lists results for West Texas New Mexico and other leagues with team records, Tuesday results across Abilene Amarillo Clovis Albuquerque Lubbock Pampa Borger and more, plus Wednesday schedule for Amarillo Borger Clovis Lubbock and Abilene. National and American league results show New York Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Boston and Philadelphia with scores. Texas League and Big State League standings update. Lone Horn League and Longhorn League listings provide standings and upcoming games for Tyler Sherman Texarkana Gainesville Temple Austin Wichita Falls and others.
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Pet
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Albuquerque
Lamesaddise OO
Lubbock
Borger
Amarillo
Clovis
Amarillo & Clovis
Pampa
Lamiesa
L Pet
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Phila
N. York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsbred
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Huced
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Pee
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Sherman
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Mesa
Philadelphia
Washinton
Shreveport
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Tulsa
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Big Spring
Rainbow League showdown tops action in youth baseball
In a weekend roundup of youth leagues, Guadalupe Prairie Chicks beat Forest Hill Rockets 24 to 23 with Mary Salazar homering twice and stealing home in the seventh. Rebecca Arredondo also hit two, while Angela Wills, Paula Bell and Carroll Thasher added one each. Other notable games included Midget League and Bantam League clashes, plus a lengthy list of players hitting home runs in the day’s “Homer Parade” across multiple teams and divisions.
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Guadalupe Prairie Chicks
Forest Hill Rockets
Mary Salazar
Prairie Chicks
Rebecca Arredondo
Frances Bailey
Rockets
Angela Wills
Paula Bell
Carroll Thasher
Panthers
Sneeeur
Bantam
Bees
Termites
Horseflies
Seagulls
Turkeys
Bluejays
Spiders
Gnats
Porcupines
Wolverines
Ladybugs
Canaries
Quails
Spitfires
Comets
Fillies
Polecats
Rainbow
Wrens
Rangers
Chaparrals
Charles Draper
Billy Collier
Paul Nelson
Jim Turner
Parker Bats
Jimmy McDonald
Max Ready
Fred Borden
Jay West
Landergin Bees
Ronnie Smith
Ronnie Whisenant
Ronnie Ray Rawley
Humphreys Highland Horseflies
Billy Coberly
Eric Olson
Landergin Turkeys
David Deering
Will Rogers Bluejays
Lonnie McCrary
Louis Riding
Jerry Coffman
Bill Ehrsam
Parker Spiders
Jerry McClendon
Richard Maxinoff
Mirtie Lee
Humphreys Highland
Betty Conners
Pearl Sneed
Glenwood Porcupines
Toni Bowles
Linda Probst
Rosemary John
Judy Sanders
Landergin Ladybugs
Pat Sparks
Anita Cleveland
Peggy Helms
Beverly Craig
Mary Gail Coons
Melissa Sharp
Wilson Quail
Geraldine Broome
Lucreta Counts
Sharon Williams
San Jacinto Spitfires
Nancy Baker
Carolyn Tedford
Margaret Wills
Joyce Westmoreland
Homer
Will
Cuba Honey Exports Rely Heavily on U.S. Markets
Havana reports that two thirds of Cuba's honey sold abroad now reaches the United States. The development underscores growing trade links while highlighting ongoing shifts in export routes and market access for Cuban apiary products.
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Cuba
United States
Havana
PGA Entrants Hone for Rain at Oakmont 36-hole Qualifier
Oakmont Pa June 27 top golf stars faced rain during the first half of the 36-hole PGA championship qualifier. Showers were forecast as 140 entrants teed off at the 6,367 yard Oakmont Country Club where wet greens slow and ease play. Former Open champion Lloyd Mangrum emerged as a hot favorite in the field.
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Oakmont
America
Lew Worsham
Oakmont Country Club
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles, Ill
Partnership putting tournament crowns Amarillo golfers
Amid 84 entrants at Ross Rogers Course the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association held a partnership putting event. C L Duniven Jr Doug Roush and Melvin Robertson beat Joe Lopez Mrs Curtis Gilbert and Dick Williams one up on the 20th with Duniven making an ace. In the consolation final Jimmy Russell Mrs Bob Copeland and Hal Rice defeated Claude Durham Pat Collins and Jack Vernon two up.
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Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
C. L. Duniven, Jr
Doug Roush
Melvin Robertson
Joe Lopez
Curtis Gilbert
Dick Williams
Duniven
Jimmy Russell
Bob Copeland
Hal Rice
Claude Durham
Pat Collins
Jack Vernon
Murphy Favored Over LaMotta in Yankee Stadium Bout
Jake LaMotta and Bobby Murphy meet in a 12 round bout at Yankee Stadium with Murphy the 6 to 5 favorite. The IBC projects a 25 000 to 30 000 crowd and a gate around 200 000 with about 15000 more as its cut from eight city TV casts.
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New York
Jake LaMotta
Bobby Murphy
Yankee Stadium
Murphy
Bronx
Joey Maxim
International Boxing Club
IBC
Richmond
Albany
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
All-Star TL squads named for July Houston game
The Texas League announced North and South all-star lists for the July 12 Houston game. Darrel Johnson of San Antonio moves from catcher to Wichita Falls and Boris Martin of San Antonio takes his spot. Rosters include players from Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Tulsa Beaumont Houston and San Antonio with notable names such as Ray Narleski Joe Nuxhall Wilmer Mizell and Bob Turley facing each other.
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Dallas
Houston
Darrel Johnson
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Boris Martin
Ray Narleski
Pete Mondorff
Fort Worth
Walt Lanfranconi
Bill McCahan
Duke Markell
Oklahoma City
Bill Abernathie
Joe Nuxhall
Tulsa
Dick Kinaman
Bob Bragan
Dewey Williams
Ben Taylor
Lou Faretto
Frank Tornay
Clyde Perry
Joe Torpey
Bob Tarle
Johnny Creel
Jim Fridley
Russ Burns
Tulsa South
Bob Turley
Harry Schaeffer
Beaumont
Wilmer Mizell
al Papi
Clarence Beers
Octavio Robert
Fred Martin
Seshon Cathers
Les Fusselman
Frank Mancuso
Jerry Witte
Ben Steiner
Ed Kazak
Billy de Mars
Jerry Snyder
Larry Miggins
Bob Balina
Jim Dyer
Martin Carlson
Bill Henry
Eagles
Bob Nieman
Jim Tatum
Johnny Beazley
St. Louis Cardinal
Indians
Leaders Lose In Texas League Action Amid Standings Tighten
In the Texas League Dallas falls 3-0 to Shreveport while Houston drops 3-2 in 10 innings to Oklahoma City. Beaumont defeats Fort Worth 5-1 and San Antonio edges Tulsa 4-3. Tulsa visits Dallas, Beaumont goes to Houston, Oklahoma City to Fort Worth, and Shreveport to San Antonio. Henry blanks Dallas on four hits as Eagles stay within reach of the pace setting Eagles.
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Associated Press
Houston
Dallas
Buffs
Eagles
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tulsa
Airmen and JC's Win Softball Games in YMCA Tourney
Amarillo Air Force Base and the Junior Chamber of Commerce won games in the YMCA Invitational Softball Tournament at WA Diamond. The Airmen defeated Bell Telephone 8 to 0 behind four hit pitching by Flusche. Charlie Garrison pitched a two hitter as the Jaycees beat Mead's Bakery 10 to 0.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
WA Diamond
Bell Telephone
Flusche
Charlie Garrison
Mead’s Bakery
Jaycees
Dutch Dinner Play Scheduled Today in Amarillo Club
In Amarillo the Dutch Dinner Team Matches from May 23 between captains Bob Crudgington and Jack Allen ended tied at 4814 4814. They will play again this afternoon to determine the hosts for the dinner with losers to host winners.
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Bob Crudgington
Jack Allen
Amarillo
Mrs Moore Wins Amarillo Club Weekly Golf Tourney
Mrs R J Moore posted a 69 to win the Amarillo Country Club Women s Golf Association weekly tournament with net card scoring of 81 12 69. In the nine hole flight Mrs Dick Garre and Mrs Charles Reid tied for laurels with 37s, and Mrs Frank Wolflin took the attendance ball.
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R. J. Moore
Amarillo Country Club
Dick Garre
Charles Reid
Frank Wolflin
Resurfacing At Peerless Lanes Delays Bowling
Bowling activity at Peerless Lanes in Amarillo dropped to zero as sand ing machines replaced bowling balls. The annual resurfacing will finish by Thursday and the strike house will reopen Saturday.
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Amarillo
Peerless Lanes
Novelty Meet Slated at Muny
A novelty golf tournament will be held July 4 7 and 8 at the Ross Rogers Course for 54 holes in medal play. The event will run 18 holes on each of the three days and entrants will not know their flight until after all firing is completed.
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Ross Rogers Course
Golf entry invitation for Ross Rogers Course players
Entry fee set at $3 with extra green fees for non-members. All golfers are invited regardless of course, association, or club membership. No prior affiliation required for participation.
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Ross Rogers
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