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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
20
The Associated Press reports postponements across the West Texas-New Mexico League due to cold wind and blowing dust. Tonight’s schedule will resume with Berger at Albuquerque, Amarillo at Clovis, Lamesa at Lubbock, and Abilene at Pampa.
Amarillo Gold Sox, postponed by wind and dust in Clovis, will try to finish the trip tonight at 7:45 against the Pioneers with Joel Calloway and Joe Borrego likely on the mound. Manager Harry Davis hopes to return tonight, and Jack Hallowell will join the team, adding depth to the pitching staff. The club heads home after the game to face the Abilene Blue Sox Saturday at 8.
Louisville May 5 The piece follows expert chatter at Churchill Downs as Fearless Fraley jokes about racing lore and a crowd of railbirds. It notes Hill Prince as a Derby favorite, recounts race results from Teddy Chick and Kalimera, and blends horse betting with colorful social banter. It also shifts to golf news about the Gold Sox, Ed Brown’s return, and multiple matchups from a separate event.
William McLaughlin of County Donegal states a truck washed out to sea was brought back to the beach by the incoming tide. The remark about mermaids jokingly notes the improbable recovery and surviving the ordeal. The incident underscores swift tides and coastal hazards.
Brazil has repealed the rule requiring radio operators on privately owned and operated aircraft carrying more than seven passengers, while retaining the requirement for radio operators on commercial flights.
Discovery of a coin linked to Postumus, an army officer who declared himself ruler of Britain Gaul and Spain in 260 A D, recalls the era of early Roman administration in Britain and continental provinces.
Dallas May 5 Young Don Addington 19 seeks to halt National Champion Charlie Coe in the Western Amateur quarter finals today. Coe, Oklahoma City’s sweet swinger, blasted four medalists and 1949 finalist Walter Cisco in a double round, sustaining his march toward a first Western Amateur title.
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