Gold Sox aim for revenge in home clash with Borgans
Amarillo hosts the league leading Gold Sox in a 10 day home stand after eight games in seven days. Russell Crider hurled a five run uprising powering a 7 5 win over Lamesa. Emmett Altenburg and Emmitt Pulenwider homered as the Sox reclaim first with Crider’s 17 year old rookie gem.
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Lone rolloff to decide Maverick League title
Oriental Cleaners and G M A C lock horns in a tiebreaker for the Maverick League championship after both teams finish at 60 and 45. Fort Worth & Denver sweep Seven-Up as Bill Gray posts a 622 series and Ted Buccola a 618. Archaeologists note ancient finds and Farley hints at presenting his name at Chicago.
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Keeping Up With the Gold Sox Home Run Leaders
The report lists top hitters and bases. FPulenwider leads with 10 home runs while B Altenburg has 4 and E Altenburg 3. B Altenburg also headlines 2 triples, with Ratliff 1 and Denario 1. Duarte and Ratliff each have 9 and 9 doubles, Sanders 8. D'Antonio 3 sacrifices. B Altenburg 1. Stolen bases top at B Altenburg with 6, D'Antonio 5, Duarte 5, Sanders 5.
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Sandies prep clash and local baseball wrapup
The Golden Sandies plan a Friday night football showdown at Butler Field against ex-Sandies, with Paul Burden moving to center and a pivot battle with Charles Green. Emmett Altenburg and Emmitt Fulenwider sparked a 7-5 Lamesa win as the Gold Sox head home for a 10 day visit. John Olver set Amarillo Country Club’s course record with 64, lifting the lakefront club’s nine under par.
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Roundup of Baseball and Golf Notes From May
Frankie Frisch eyes Mickey Owen to push the Pirates toward the first division while the Goodall round robin brings Columbia U pupils to root for a teacher. Tex Carlton and the Dodgers spark discussion as the Eyes of Texas follow him. Jo Jo Moore fuels the Giants in seven games. Sarazen backs Demaret while Dimaggio brothers push the Yankees toward .500. Phillies edge Cardinals for fifth in the NL on May 14.
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Yaqui Joe Plans To Get Back In Good Graces With Victory
Yaqui Joe aims to rebound after a decisive main event loss to Farmer Jones. He faces Dory Detton in the feature at the National Guard Armory, while Buddy Knox meets Chuck Powell and Bob Cummings faces Joe Lyman in the undercard at 8 30.
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War Equipment Destroyed in National Guard Arsenal Fire
A fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed war equipment valued at 1.5 million dollars in a National Guard arsenal. The building, valued at 42,500 dollars, suffered the blaze on May 15 in Montgomery Alabama.
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Two Billion Seedlings Targeted By CCC Reforestation Plan
Washington May 15 The Civilian Conservation Corps will plant more than two billion seedlings for reforestation by year end 1940. Shel ter, London report says A.R.P shelter complete with warden in army style raided by police found 49 men gambling at chemin de fer. proprietors Samuel Helfer 36 Morris Delmaine 29 Kolman Zeid 31 fined $250 each.
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General Stock In Ghost Store 50 Years Old
In Forestville Minnesota a lone ghost store remains stocked with prewar wares and Civil War era items. Felix Meighen opened it in 1853, and son Thomas Meighen inherited it in 1910 but never reopened. The store holds saddles cry goods petticoats and pioneer publications as curios.
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Mayor La Guardia Seeks Comfort for Finland’s Protectors
The New York mayor expresses sympathy and support for the Finnish people defending their homes and families. He honors their bravery and resilience amid threats, underscoring solidarity between nations during challenging times.
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Stone Razors of 4300 B. C. Found in Iran
Archaeologists report uncovering early Iranian civilization traces at Teppe Sialek near Keshan. Stone razors, arrows, and knives date to about 4300 B.C. with other objects left around 2800 B.C. Gold pieces were also found across sites in the Sialek area.
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