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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1951

Page

13

Dukes Here for Shot at Stumbling Soxers

The Albuquerque Dukes visit Borger tonight as the Gold Sox, now led by Les Mulcahy after a managerial change, seek to halt a six-game losing streak. Don Faling, delayed by his father’s illness, will start after a rough night in a 12-5 loss. The Sox trail in the West Texas New Mexico League cellar. Mulcahy aims to trim the roster to 16 with 10 class players.

Harry Gilstrap News-Globe Gold Sox Borger Sox Les Mulcahy Albuquerque Dukes O'Clock Mulcahy Buck Fausett Don Faling Faling Fausett Abilene Tonawanda

Women's Qualifying At Muny For Texas Amateur Golf

Six Amarillo women will compete in a 36 hole qualifying round with play at Ross Rogers on Saturday and Sunday. The state championship runs May 21 to 26 at Lubbock Country Club. Saturday pairings include 10:00 Mrs Glen Dial Mrs Bob Copeland and Mrs Walter Sikes with 10:10 Mrs Chet Robertson Mrs J R Robinson and Mrs Curtis Gilbert.

Ross Rogers Lubbock Country Club Lubbock Amarillo Glen Dial Bob Copeland Walter Sikes Chet Robertson J. R. Robinson Curtis Gilbert

Big Heavyweight Fight Boosts Aging Louis Comeback

In 1951, Joe Louis, nearing 37, signs to fight Lee Savold after comments about shrinking heavyweight talent. Savold, 35, claimed British champion status with a sparse list of victims, highlighting a lackluster era beyond Louis and a few conditioned fighters.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York IBC Uzcadun Heeney Phil Scott von Porat Shmeling Spalla Carnera Pierre Charles Joe Louis Lee Savold Ezzare Charles Joe Lee Louis Savold Britain

Nostalgia for early heavyweight era and stars

The reminiscence recalls Tunney beating Dempsey about 25 years ago and Tunney’s retirement two years later due to wealth and lack of opponents. It notes rising gates of the era and the influx of big-name fighters, with memories of fighters once labeled harshly but now seen as solid contenders. It mentions Louis’s 1937 crown and the era’s standout champions.

Doc Fletcher Pat McLaughlin Amarillo Cluley Sox Blumenthal Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Jack Gene Louis Joe

Star sports mix features Spener, Graziano and Derby wit

George Spencer, a 24 year old right hander, wins a Giants starting pitcher job after playing quarterback for Ohio State. Rocky Graziano trains at Stillman's for summer bouts possibly with Ray Robinson. Stanford crew may be adopted by fraternities with 50 cent monthly donations. Kentucky Derby quip from George Krehbiel about Hallieboy. Jack Roberts of Georgia leads in scoring and steals while bruised shoulder limits pitching. Jake LaMotta and Irish Bob Murphy expected to clash. TV wrestling card features Elephant Boy vs Lone Eagle.

George Spencer Giants Ohio State U Rocky Graziano Stillman’s Ray Robinson Stanford Crew George Krehbiel Hallieboy Jack Roberts U. of Georgia Jake LaMotta Bob Murphy Elephant Boy Lone Eagle

Texas Interscholastic Track Meet Opens With 612 Entries

Austin May 4 UP A field of 612 contestants opened the 41st annual Texas Interscholastic League track meet with eight championships at stake. Defending champions include Jim Samuelson Brady in Class A discus and Roy Morris Odessa in Class AA discus. Samuelson set a Conference A record 157 feet 10 inches, Morris won Class AA discus with 149 feet 1 inch and seeks Class AA broad jump crown at 22 feet 2 inches. Bay City’s James Jackson and Silsbee’s Stephen James top Conference A pole vault at 11 feet 6 inches. Brady and Brenham favored in Class A. Conference B toss-up as Rising Star absent. top contenders Iraan and Dimmit. Odessa’s Joe Childress to run prelims after last year’s records.

Austin Jim Samuelson Brady Roy Morris Odessa Samuelson Morris James Jackson Bay City Stephen James Silsbee Brenham Rising Star Iraan Dimmitt Joe Childress

Roller Derby Goes Legitimate with World Series Springing Up

New York May 4 Roller derby rises as a legitimate sport with a Madison Square Garden world series from May 26 to June 2 drawing vast advance sales and millions of spectators. The sport plans a National League expansion across the East Coast Midwest and Pacific region as officers tout its growth and fan clubs like Hackensack NJ. George Kell and Phil Rizzuto named top players in a players poll.

Oscar Fraley New York George Madison Square Hackensack East Coast Mid-West Texas Pacific Coast George Kell Tigers Phil Rizzuto Yankees Kell Rizzuto Lou Boudreau Red Sox Ferris Fain Athletics

Baseball Draft Ballot Participants Listed by Teams

The ballot lists players by team from Detroit Cleveland Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington St Louis and others. Names include Jerry Priddy Ted Williams Yogi Berra Hal Newhouser Vern Stephens Mel Parnell Eddie Joost Gus Niarhos Sam Dente Eddie Yost Ned Garver and Sid Hudson among others.

Early Wynn Jim Hogan Lemon Cleveland Vern Stephens Mel Parnell Ellis Kinder Boston Gerry Coleman Gene Woodling Rizzuto New York Eddie Robinson al Zarilla Gus Niarhos Chicago Billy Hitchcock Eddie Joost Philadelphia Priddy Detroit Sam Dente Eddie Yost Sid Hudson Washington Ned Garver Les Moss Stubby Overmire St. Louis

Midge Bra suhn Praises Rough Customer on the Boards

Midge Touche Bra suhn, the plumber's daughter from St. Paul, remains the roughest customer on the boards as she keeps up a bold, fearless performance.

Midge Touche Brasuhn St. Paul

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