Goldman sparks Western Amateur qualifying in Dallas
David Spec Goldman, 40, a noted amateur, carded two under par 70 at Dallas Country Club in the Western Amateur first round. Despite a strong run from Oklahoma’s Dean Wood, Goldman was edged in 19 holes, with Gus Moreland and other peers also in contention as local fans recall his earlier Walker Cup form and Dallas showings.
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Forty-Second Inter scholastic League Track Meet Opens
Austin May 5 Eight champions to be decided as the 40th ILT track meet begins. Field of 542 athletes from 246 Texas schools compete through Saturday in classes AA A and B. Preliminaries start 8 45 a m with the 120 yard high hurdles. Favorites for Conference AA include Odessa Amarillo Ball High of Galveston Corpus Christi last year’s champion. Conference A leaders Falfurrias and Brady figure prominently. Rising Star White Deer Iraan and Marfa also viewed as contenders in various events.
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Pant Work Planned In Eire Strike Demands Overtime Stop
About 2000 aircraft workers in Ireland struck to abolish incentive bonus payments and press for time rates. They halted all overtime until production was better planned and unrestricted overtime resumed.
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Charles Flops Heart Exam Threatens Title Change
Joe Louis could reclaim the world heavyweight title if Ezzard Charles fails a final August heart exam. Charles flunked his second heart test in Chicago and was advised to avoid strenuous activity for three months. NBA will keep Charles as champion pending the August result, then vacate if rejected. Abe J. Green said the league will seek a top challenger. Louis, a former director with 20 percent of the International Boxing Club, planned retirement but hinted a change could come if Charles’ condition shifts.
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Amarillo Team Finishes Second in WIBC Team Shift
The Mann's women's bowling team from Amarillo placed second among 24 squads on the WIBC first shift in St Paul, totaling 2,493 pins, 46 behind 10th place. Jerry Gravestock led with 553 pins, edging Billie Melton's 552 as rivals for top honors.
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Cats Bolster League Lead in Texas Class AA Series
Northern teams strengthen hold on first division as Fort Worth expands its lead with a 9-2 win over Shreveport. Beaumont rallies past Dallas 6-5. Houston defeats Tulsa 9-7. Oklahoma City beats San Antonio 9-4. Charley Kress, newly acquired by Houston, collects four hits and four RBIs. Ray Moore and Gil McDouglas fuel Fort Worth and Beaumont连续.
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Sandies Meet Broncs in district boy's baseball showdown
Odessa holds 11-1 mark and the District 3-AA title chase as the Sandies clash with Amarillo Golden Sandstorm at Gold Sox Field. Coaches name Kimbrough Irwin and Whitt White as likely starters after review of recent relief and district records. Admission is 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
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Rio Grande Loop Loses One Team
Rio Grande Loop faces franchise reversal as Donna Weslaco returns its Class C Rio Grande League club. Directors will meet to decide whether the circuit remains eight teams. Donna Weslaco’s loss follows a 20th defeat against four victories then, with Kelly Nemechek named temporary head.
Haitian vehicle fleet largely American made
About 99 percent of the 4,630 motor vehicles operating in Haiti are American-made, reflecting strong American motor trade presence and limited local manufacturing. The figure underscores the dependence on imported vehicles and the country’s automotive market dynamics amid global supply patterns.
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