Sox Dukes First Game Postponed By Weather
The Albuquerque Dukes and Amarillo Gold Sox postponed their opener due to gusting wind and will play a doubleheader when they meet again at Gold Sox Field, 8 p.m. tonight with June 9-10-11 set as the next Dukes visit. Manager Buck Fausett announced roster cuts including Jackno and Juckno.
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Masked Marvel and Clements to headline new Sports arena event
The feature bout pits the undefeated Masked Marvel against Ray Clements in a top card at the new Sports arena. Also on the card are Jack Wentworth versus Eddie Gideon in a 45 minute semifinal and Yaqui Joe versus Billy Hickson in the opener. Ticket prices range 85 cents to 175 cents at Maxor Drug.
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Slow starter LeNeveu shines with nine hits in twelve at bats
Amarillo High School pitcher James LeNeveu began with six hitless appearances but then tallied nine hits in twelve at bats for a .444 average. The Sandies will not play the rest of this week but have two games next week against Plainview here Tuesday and Pampa here Friday.
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Kids Incorporated Plays With League Reorganization Amid Canceled Games
Amid schedule mixups and coach shortages Kids Incorporated outlines plans to form two Intermediate Leagues and possibly add a Western or Texas Juniors division. Multiple games were canceled or forfeited as teams scramble to lineup coaches and players while remaining leagues push forward with rescheduled matchups and the Girls Junior League awaiting start.
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Pitchers Star in Texas Games
Texas league pitchers shone as multiple hurlers limited opponents to few hits. Lefty Sterling fans six across Beaumont’s 6-1 win over Fort Worth. Shreveport’s Red Mann tossed six hitless innings in a 4-0 victory. Cloyd Boyer five-hits Houston 3-1. San Antonio split with Oklahoma City after 12 innings 4-3 on Luke Majorki’s homer.
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Amarillo Track Mentor Leads Four Athletes to Texas Meet
Thinclad Boss John Whiners of Amarillo High School and four Golden Sandie athletes are due in Austin this afternoon for a workout ahead of the Texas High School Track Meet. Prelims are tomorrow with finals Saturday. INGO! PACE TOO HOT. James H. Pier, 74, was granted a divorce from Blanche, 60, after claiming her frequent bingo games made the pace too fast for him.
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Lubbock Sets New Home Run Record in Big Win
The West Texas New Mexico League balled last night as Lubbock hammered Mesa 24 to 11. Chick Fowler and Jackie Sullivan each hit three homers, while Lamesa slugged three to set a one game record with 12 long balls. Berger beat Clovis 8 to 5 to stay atop the pennant race. Abilene topped Pampa 6 to 3 behind John Kelly’s six hits. Albuquerque and Amarillo postponed due to cold weather.
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Fewitt Retains Lone Star Tennis Crown at Houston
Glenn Yewitt of the University of Houston secured the Lone Star Conference tennis singles title for the second consecutive year by defeating teammate Jason Morton in a four set final 1-6 6-4 5-7 1-8.
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Superior Hedley In Caprock Game
Caprock league opens with Superior Manufacturing and Hedley winning. Superior beat Panhandle 13 to 4 and Hedley defeated St Francis 21 to 6, setting up a Sunday clash at Price College diamond at 3 o clock.
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