Sluggers Lead In Extra Inning Baseball Output
Smythe and Nichols post four hits each while Bolton belts four home runs. Holt and Sanders pace stolen bases with three and two respectively. Bol ton, Rabe, Holt, and Jordan lead in doubles, Nichols and Dorman top triples, Bolton again hits four homers as Mickey adds three.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
RBI
Pet Thomas
Tees Eeenee
Bolton
Aste
Artes Wei
Mickey
Pee Teeene
Smythe
Sanders
Eet Nees
Dorman
Nichols
Ef Theeneee
Hudson
Millspaugh
Eenusesae
Jordan
Parrish
Fleckenstein
Holt
Rabe
Track Meet At Maverick Club Highlights Youth Divisions
Saturday's meet by Maverick Club showcased 80, 95 and 110 pound divisions. Notables include Donnie Sharp dominating the 80 pound high points with 25, plus Joe McLaughlin winning 440 and 220 dashes beside high performers Elmer McLaughlin and Wimpy Hill. The 110 pound class featured Gib Howard leading with 30 percent points and multiple APEs and Gophers posting strong times and jumps. Track results continue tomorrow.
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PeeWee Turner
Donnie Sharp
Marion Brady
Joe McLaughlin
Bernie Robertson
Jewell McDowell
Glen McDowell
Gene Rayburn
Marlin Sharp
Floyd Johnson
Golden Gophers
Barnie Robertson
Willis Hamilton
Wolverine
Elmer McLaughlin
Desmond Blades
Golden Gopher
Bobby Harrison
Gorilla
Gib Howard
Ape
Gene Rutled
Clifford Wright
Wimpy Hill
Gene Rutledge
Wesley Grier
S. L. Bruce
Apes
F. Turner
Amarillo hosts Pampa Oilers after boxing and bowling notes
Amarillo figures in mixed sports notes including John Cox’s 300 and a 718 three game series with Ohio National Life Insurance, plus a 4-1 Pampa win over Lubbock and standings updates. Don Thomas pitched eight innings for the Sox, while Gordon Nell homered as Amarillo beat Lubbock in a three of four stretch.
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John Cox
Amarillo
Texas Alleys
Ohio National Life Insurance
Maples
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati Sensaese
St Louis
Chicago Tree
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn Tere i
West Texas
New Mexico
Chicago
Lubbock
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Thomas
Rabe
Cramer
Mil- New York
Midland
Abilene
Swartz
Kerr
Parks and Potocar
Pampa Caterees
Cleveland
Clovis
Chicago-Washington
Rain
Vannoy
Gyurcian
Detroit-Boston
Stuart
Raines
Bates
Trantham
Bern
Washington
Wees
Lubbock Ee
Il Ty
Pampa
Detroit Oeeeasauer
Amarillo Bowlers Open Midland Alleys with Victory
Amarillo bowlers helped open the Playmore Alleys in Midland and defeated the Midland Builders Supply team 2469 to 2140. On the return trip they lost to the Casadena Club of Big Spring 2567 to 2704 the following Sunday afternoon.
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Amarillo
Midland
Playmore
Amarillo Quint
Casadena
Big Spring
Little Known Pro Leads Nation In Open's Qualifying Rounds
New York May 23 The Knoxville Tenn pro Tommy Wright shot 36 holes in 132 to lead sectional qualifying for the national open tourney at Philadelphia Country Club June 8 9 and 10. Wright’s 132 tops a day of low scores from 30 sites including Sam Snead 139 and Clayton Heathner 137. Many veterans failed to qualify while others stayed in contention for alternates and future Open bids.
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New York
Tommy Wright
Knoxville
Tenn
Wright
Atlanta
Cast Lake
Philadelphia Country Club
Ralph Guldah
Lou Nova Trains at Dr Bernard Estate for Baer Fight
In an opulent Nyack camp, Lou Nova trains for Max Baer at Dr. Pierre Bernard’s estate. The piece highlights luxury, intellectual surroundings, and a hypothetical boxing revolution if Nova wins, contrasting rugged past camps with a cultured, gadgeted future.
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Henry McLemore
Nyack
N. Y
U.P
Daimler
Minerva
Rolls-Royce
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Pierre Bernard
Oom
Nova
Dr. Bernard
Slug Donovan
Metropolitan Museum
Cats Hurlers Falter in Texas League marathon
Ten pitchers worked as the Dallas Rebels beat the Fort Worth Cats 13 to 11 in thirteen innings. Fort Worth led 10 to 4, then allowed seven runs in the eighth on wild pitches before the Rebels won with two final scores in the thirteenth.
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Shreveport
Houston
Beaumont
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ares
Shreveport Wees
Omeneks Oly
Fort Worth Tees
Paumont
Associated Press
Dallas Rebels
Fort Worth Cats
Cats
Rebels
San Antonio Missions
Beaumont Exporters
Buffs
Oklahoma City Indians
Stein
Tulsa Oilers
Exporters
Zapor
Missions
Ted Wilks
Whitey White
White
Kennedy
College enrollment rises in Southern states to 255 percent
The National Bureau of Private Schools reports that rising educational standards in Southern states boosted college enrollment by 75 to 255 percent over the five years ending in 1938.
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New York
National Bureau of Private Schools
Twilight Tens Clash Tonight in Softball Standings Shuffle
Twilight Softball League players chase the lead as Texaco Firechiefs fall back while Phillips Petroleum and Rock Island contend. Dekex faces Phillips and B A E meets Rock Island with other matchups Bush Donnells versus Farm Security and Blackburn Bros against Soil Conservation.
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Texaco
Phillips Petroleum
Rock Island
Phillips
Dekex
Bush-Donnell
Blackburn Bros
Soil Conservation
Davis-McDaniel
Carlton- Florey
W. L. Pet
G Gorge
Bush-Donnells
Seeeee Vreseves
Accss
B.A. E. Eek
Carlton-Florey
Veterans Lead Texas Qualifying Sessions
Two veterans Jimmy Demaret and Jack Burke led six Texans to win sectional qualifying for the national open. Demaret tied at 145 with Burke in a 3 hole session in Houston. Burke missed a short putt that kept him out of a playoff with Ted Ray in Inverness in 1920.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke
Houston
Demaret
Texas P. G. A
Burke
Ted Ray
Inverness
Toledo
Yates Wins to Third Round in British Amateur Championship
Defending champion Charley Yates of Atlanta defeated Donald Cameron 2 and 1 after taking the sixteenth and seventeenth holes. Dick Chapman of Greenwich, Conn., also advanced with a 5 and 3 win over M. W. Budd to reach the British amateur championship third round.
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Gold Sox
Maverick Club
By Ralph Dykeman
Everest
Reims
Aries
Calv Rese
Calvert Special
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
N.Y. C
Texas
Rude Nee
Harris
Baker Weer
Johnson Wrenandee
R. Cc Cola Hamilton
Davis
Schnoke
Wetrick See
Jones Teeeeee
Western Auto Store
Reiger
Ase
Willis
Ahlstrom Sere
Wright Eee
McMinnse Eteeenee
Chie Meson Life Cain
Cox On
Gleason
Dale
Pearson
Louie's Alleys Service League
Zale’s Jewelry Smith
Eckert Tees
Parks
Jackson Wees
Baumel Whneee
Paulk Seaeeee vi
Inter-City Match Builders
Supply Johnson Seeaaee
Big Staehs
Sullivan
Person
Dyer
Bill Britton
Kaywoodie
Ball Park
Bureau of Missing Hats
Paul Gallico
Pampa Oilers
Malin Park
Lubbock Hubbers
Oilers
Don (Biggins) Thomas
Sox
Pioneers
Gordon Nell
Lubock
Lamesa Lobos
Barons
Lamesa
Amarillo Abrhpoa Mgm
Ici
Parker Ss
Miller
Stevens
Zorko
Taylor
Seymour
Opattacegy
Beaks Cinbetateag
Kramer
Parker
Carr
Hbals
Ethrige
Cartright
California
Australia
TATA
Rts
Cherry Hills
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
Jimmy Thomson
Joe Kirkwood
al Watrous
John
Sam Snead
Clayton Heathner
Charlotte
N. C
Art
Rembrandts and
Gainsboroughs
Butch Gropper
Russian Ballet
Carnegie
Baer
Twilight
Yates
Prince Albert
Paramount
Recreation Club
Snooker Eakle
Arrow
Saturday Evening Post
Collier's
Lovera
McAllen
Harlingen
Palestine
el Paso
Niles & Moser Cigar CO
Denver, Colo
PL Cigar CO
LMC
Phila Pie
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