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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1940

Page

23

Gold Sox Face Test That Infield Fly Rule

Amarillo's Gold Sox, leaders in the West Texas New Mexico League, face a tough stretch with Lamesa visiting, then Pampa, followed by a 10 day, 11 game road trip. The piece highlights pitching strain, clutch hitting, and umpire Big Buster Capps admitting a miscall on an infield fly play against the Lubbock Hubbers, plus a note on Neal Mann and Claire Shaffer marrying before a bowling event.

Amarillo Gold Sox Sox Jonnard Bob Big Buster Capps Lubbock Hubbers Evelyn Boyd Bill Wilson Neal Mann Mann's Cakes Neal Claire Shaffer Syracuse Millapaugh Lucas Berndt Hill Ratliff Midland Borger Innin Hay When Parke Reynolds Lubbock PAMPA Jones Lubbock Clovis Midland

Gold Sox defeat Lamesa Lobos 5 to 2 in Amarillo game

Chester Hill led the Gold Sox to a 5 to 2 win over the Lamesa Lobos before about 1,400 fans. Emmitt Fulenwider hit a two run homer and Hill struck out seven while Lucas relieved for the Sox. The crowd raised 1400 bricks for Canyon’s Panhandle Plains Historical Society building.

Chester Hill Gold Sox Lamesa Lobos Panhandle Plains Historical Society Canyon Lobos Amarillo Lefty Millspaugh Lamesa Lefty Sox Hill Lefty Lucas Emmitt Fulenwider Lucas Millspaugh Beeler Marely Blas Denorio Sanders Lobo Riordan Pulenwider Ratliff Fulenwider Bill Altenburg Guynes Middle Garden Spangler O Haney Hood Grynes Miller Rierdon Berndt Denorio Altenburg Deforio E. Altenburg D'Antonio Nenorin D'Antonin Phalis

Unlucky Par Tops in Wind at Southern Golf

Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill won medalist honors at the Women’s Southern Golf Association event in Fort Worth with a 74 in windy conditions. Betty Jameson of San Antonio finished two strokes back, while Dorothy Kirby led a bold late surge with a 77.

Fort Worth Estelle ‘Lawson Page Southern Golf Association Chapel Hill N. C Betty Jameson San Antonio Mrs. Page Jameson Mrs Page Miss Jameson Mrs.Page Betty Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Marion Miley Frank Goldthwaite Estelle Lawson Page M. C W. B. Carter J. L. Hannon Dallas Emily Randolph Sam Israel New Orleans Abry Cahn Shreveport

Higgins Hits Trio of Homers To Beat Bosox

Pinky Higgins homered three consecutive times to tie the Major League record and drive the Detroit Tigers to a 10 7 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Higgins also drove in seven runs, with Foxx homering for Boston and the Tigers tallying early offense to secure the win.

Higgins Bosox Detroit Pinky Higgins Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Jimmie Foxx Boston Finney Bartells Cramer MecCosky Williams Cronin York Doerr Des'tels Teichetts xNon Bridges Glenn c Rowe Wilson P Nono Harris

West Texas State College closes spring drills for basketball

Coach Al Baggett ends spring practice at West Texas State College with optimism for next season. Key lettermen return from spread of towns and outstand ing guards plus tall forwards. Sophomore Jack Maddox, 6 feet 4 inches, leads as high scorer. newcomers from Vernon Vernon Odell Morrison and Norman Tremble McLean join a growing freshman class.

Canyon al Baggett West Texas State College Bagertt Charles Halbert House, N. M Price Brookfield Friona Frank Stockman Malta Bend Capt Borden Price Springlake Earl Stagner Dimmitt Roy Lee Jones Pampa Robert Nippert Kirkland Jack Maddox Baggett Amarillo Jaycee Maddox Medicine Mound Odell Morrison Vernon Norman Tremble McLean

Lubbock to Host Major Net Meet in June

Lubbock plans a large Texas tennis tournament staged June 3 to June 5 at Texas Tech courts. Entry fees range from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars with prizes and trophies awarded. Invited stars include Kendall Jones Cullen Crain Henry Batter Maurice Fincher Loui Conn Joe Taylor Houston Boyd Murray Marshall and Fred Higginbotham.

Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce Texas Texas Tech Kendall Jones Cullen Crain Henry Batter Maurice Fincher Loui Conn Joe Taylor Houston Boyd Murray Marshall Fred Higginbotham

Termites win intramural title at West Texas State

West Texas State College concluded intramural activities with fifteen teams and 254 participants. The Termites captured the championship by winning the annual track meet, followed by Firecrackers in second and NVA Terrapins in third. Professor Mitchell Jones served as intramural director.

Canyon West Texas State College Termites Firecrackers NVA Terrapins Mitchell Jones

Popular couple celebrated as a perfect life score

A social note from the En's International Bowling Congress praises a popular young couple and their many friends wish them a perfect score of 300 in the game of life.

Orphan Sets Mile Record in District Track Meet

Joe Wood of Buckner's Orphans Home Dallas clocked 4 minutes 26.5 seconds to win the junior mile at the district A A U meet in Denton. It was the fastest high school mile ever run in Texas. Senior division finals set for tomorrow under Coach Choo Sportsman.

Denton Joe Wood Buckner's Orphans Home Dallas Texas Choo Sportsman North Texas Teachers' College

Phillies Rally Past Pirates With Seven in Ninth

The Phillies overcame a 4-0 and 3-0 deficit to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 7 on May 20. Philadelphia exploded for seven runs in the ninth, with Chuck Klein homering for the Phillies’ first run. Hoerst earned the win. Lanahan took the loss.

Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Chuck Klein Pittsburgh Lanning Smollp Lanahanp Martinz Hoerst Warren Nooo Mulcahy Small Atwood Frrars P. Waner Elliott Vaughan Fletcher Berres M. Brown Klein Arnovieh Berger Bragzan Lanahan

Amarillo Blues Split Doubleheader With Canyon All-Stars And St Francis Juniors

The Amarillo Blues went 1-1 Sunday, losing 11 to 10 to the Canyon All-Stars in game one and winning 16 to 7 against the St. Francis Juniors in the nightcap. Pitchers Brookfield, Stockman, and Ott guided the Blues in the opener, while Holman Hodges Kerns and Derman contributed in the later win. The club plans to travel to Tucumcari on Sunday, June 2 for a game with the Utes.

Amarillo Blues Canyon All-Stars St. Francis Juniors Amarillo Tucumcari Utes ALL Stars BLUES Brookfield F. Stockman B Stockman Jones M. Ott ST. Francis Holman and Hodges Kerns J. Derman

Chubby Dean Wins Fourth For A's In 8-4 Victory

Chubby Dean pitched a complete game to lift the Philadelphia Athletics over the St. Louis Browns 8 to 4. Wally Moses Bob Johnson and Frank Hayes hit the Athletics home runs with Hayes adding a second. Laabs Dean and Kennedy had notable hits for St. Louis as the Browns offense produced four runs.

Chubby Dean A’s ST. Louis Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Wally Moses Bob Johnson Frank Hayes Philadel St Louis Lillard Strarae Moses Radcliffre MecCoy McQuinnib Johnson Lf Ogallagherif Setbertjb Laahs Haven Barardnogh Chapmacs Kennedy Trotter Philadelphia Louis Johnson Heffner Moses Hayes Siebert Radcliff Laabs McQuinn Gallagher Dean Oiteher—Bildills

Women Golfers Play Many Course Today

Members of the Amarillo Women's Golf Association will tee off at 9 30 this morning at the Ross Rogers Municipal course on Brass greens. Newly elected sports chairwoman Mrs B E H Aderton says today's competition uses a handicap basis with golf ball prizes awarded to weekly tournament winners.

Amarillo

Open Qualifying Set for Monday

A total of 1,136 golfers will tee off next Monday at 25 sites in the 36 hole qualifying round of the National Open tournament. By nightfall the eligibles will be reduced to 139 plus 31 exempt players. The entry list of 1,167 is the sixth largest in history. The tournament proper will be held June 8 at the Canterbury Club near Cleveland.

New York Canterbury Club Cleveland

Dempsey and Wife Parted After Broadway Tie

Jack Dempsey and his third wife Hannah Williams have separated amicably with plans for possible divorce. The announcement came from attorney Moses Polakoff noting incomparability and that arrangements will be settled after Dempsey returns to New York next week. Custody of their two daughters is unclear. Williams may resume singing on Broadway following the split.

Capps Altenburg Engle New York Jack Dempsey Hannah Williams Broadway Joan Hannah Barbara Judith Miss Williams Dempsey Elko Nevada Roger Wolfe Kahn

Lake Buffalo prepares for opening with boat rentals

Lake Buffalo opens June 1 for fishing. Gomer Jones oversees boats and accessories at the Buffalo Lake concession house as row boats are set to rent at 25 cents per hour or a dollar for eight hours.

Buffalo Lake Gomer Jones Jones

Golf Lessons For Women Tonight At Amarillo Hotel

Women interested in learning golf will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel for a free lesson led by Walter Sikes River Drive pro. Last week 20 women attended and this number is expected to grow.

Amarillo Walter Sikes River Drive Sikes

White Sox First Home Win Beats Senators 5–4

Chicago wins 5 to 4 at home behind John D. Rigney and Clint Brown. Rigney gets the victory in a nine hit effort. Rosenthal and Walker drive production with two RBIs apiece as the White Sox top Washington 5–4.

White Sox Chicago Chicago White Sox Washington Senators John D. Rigney Clint Brown Washton Travisas Rosenthallt Ferrel Hudson Haynes Carresquel Washington Travis Bonura Kennedy Welja Walker Appling Rigney Kuhel Rosenthal Hu Son

Giants blank Cardinals 6 to 0 behind Melton

Cliff Melton pitched six hits allowed with nine Giants hits including homers by Harry Danning and Mel Ott to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 0 in New York. Danning and Ott drove in five runs between them as Davis took the loss.

Giants New York Cliff Melton St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Harry Danning Mel Ott St. Louis Davia Sth Lillard ST. Louie Danning Melton Davis

Memphis Nine Bow to Sooners in Cyclone Stadium clash

In a May 20 game at Cyclone Stadium Memphis Sun Day hosted Altus Oklahoma. The Sooners defeated Memphis 11 to 4 in a nonconference baseball clash.

Memphis Sooners Altus Okla Cyclone Stadium

Bees Blast Quartet of Cincy Pitchers 13 4

In Cincinnati a 13 4 win over Boston features runs from Goodman Werber Frey Jnez Miller Ross Rowell Lopes Hassett West Bisti. Vandermeer home run twice. Werber Miller and Hassett add two base hits. Ditcher Thompson charged with the loss as Lopez Rowell homer for the Bees.

Vandermeer Cincinnati Boston Hassett Goodman Werber Frey Jnez Miller Ross Rowell Lopes West Bisti Lopez Ditcher Thompson

Detton and Knox Lead Four Bout Card at Armory Show

The main event features Dory Detton and Buddy Knox in a top bout at the National Guard Armory. John Nemanic returns to Amarillo to face Yaqui Joe in a special attraction. Knox, a West Virginia newcomer, seeks his first main event win while Detton defends an undefeated stat US. Semi finals pair Chuck Powell vs Joe Lynam and Bob Cummings vs Mike Romano with matches set to begin at 8:30.

Dory Detton Buddy Knox National Guard Armory Dutch Mantell John Nemanic Amarillo Yaqui Joe Detton Knox West Virginia West Chuck Powell Joe Lynam Bob Cummings Mike Romano Romano Cummings

Cubs Outslug Dodgers 6 4 in Brooklyn clash

The Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 4 behind a 13 hit attack. Babe Phelps hit a three run homer for Brooklyn in the sixth but Chicago’s three pitchers held on. Rogell Cavarretta Gleeson and Todd drove in runs while Lee earned the win for the Cubs and Casey took the loss.

Brooklyn Chicago Cubs Dodgers Cubs Babe Phelps Bill Lee Chicago Letber Phelps Nich'son Camilli Russell Todd Gilbert Mattick Koy Lee Hudson Raffger Tamulis Hamlin Reese Rogell Cavarretta Gleeson Roy Casey

Indians Southpaw Smith shuts down Yankees in 10-2 romp

Al Smith blanked New York through eight innings, allowing one hit until the ninth, as Cleveland exploded for 10 runs on 17 hits. Jeff Heath homered twice and drove in three, while Milt Weatherly and Bob Feller? (note: adjust to readable OCR) contributed for the Tribe. the Yankees dropped to the AL cellar in the 10-2 loss.

Cleveland Indians New York Yankees al Smith Smith Yanks Jeff Heath York Boudreauss New York Cleveland Oo Dickey Heath Weatherly Keltner Hemslevy Dickey Milla Hemsley Bourdreau yuns-Resth Chander

Civic Clubbers Form Own Softball League

Representatives of six civic clubs plan a softball league at a meeting in Dr. Gene Gibbon's Rule Building. Pede Powell of the Elks Club says the session starts at 7 30 tonight. ABC, Jaycees, Flks, Kiwanis, Lions, and San Jacinto Kiwanis sponsor teams. Civic League games will be Thursday and Friday nights on the newly lighted Jaycee diamond.

Civic Clubs Gene Gibbon Pede Powell The Elks Club Civic League ABC Jaycees Flks Kiwanis Lions San Jacinto Kiwanis Jaycee

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