Baseball Scores Roundup Across Four Leagues Sunday
West Texas-New Mexico League games featured Clovis 6 Pampa 15, Berger 3-2 over Lubbock, Amarillo 5 Lamesa 0, Albuquerque 7 Abilene 5. American League saw New York 6 Cleveland 5, Boston 3-3, Chicago 4-4, Philadelphia 7-8 St Louis 3-1, Washington 1 Detroit 0. National League results included Chicago 5-4, Boston 8-12, Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 5, New York 2, St Louis 18-4, Philadelphia 3-1. Texas League Dallas 2 Fort Worth 3, Tulsa 7 Oklahoma City 12, Shreveport 3 Beaumont 0, San Antonio 7. Longhorn League Vernon 4 Big Spring 5, Ballinger 3 Midland 5, Sweetwater 6 San Angelo 8, Odessa 5 Del Rio 11. Monday schedule lists Clovis at Pampa, Borger at Lubbock, Amarillo at Lamesa, Albuquerque at Abilene, Washington at Detroit, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St Louis at Philadelphia, Fort Worth at Dallas, Tulsa at Oklahoma City, San Antonio at Houston, Vernon at Big Spring, Ballinger at Midland, Sweetwater at San Angelo, Odessa at Del Rio.
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New Amarillo Credit Association Members Named
Don Blatzheim, association manager, announces new members for the Amarillo Credit Association. Included are Barnett Super Service at Sixth and Georgia, Mor mac's at 914 Polk, and Beets Furniture Co. at 615 West Sixth.
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Barnett Super Service
Sixth
Georgia
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Durocher Dodgers, Red Sox in cellar after tough day
Dodgers under Leo Durocher suffer an eighth straight loss and drop to the NL cellar after losing 6-5 to Cincinnati. Red Sox under Joe McCarthy also slump with two losses to the White Sox, dropping toward the AL basement amid pitching woes and key misplays.
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Boston Red Sox
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Red Sox
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Boston
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Amarillo Lubbock protest fuels high stakes baseball clash
District 1 AA officials upheld a protest over eligibility involving Amarillo Sandies pitcher Junior Palmer while Bobby Griffin sits for Lubbock. The result shapes district standings and seeds for the unofficial state tournament in Dallas next week. Amarillo hosts Lubbock in a key game steering first place and potential ties with Borger.
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Harmon Don t Like em Close In PGA Quarterfinals
Claude Harmon wins a 36 hole PGA quarterfinal after a 64 by Sammy Snead. Harmon says he prefers decisive finishes over close matches. He recalls a thrilling finish against Jim Ferrier and warns Snead isn t to be underestimated.
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Denton End Abbey Signs With Chicago Bears
Joe Abbey a NTSC football end and former Denton High School star signs with the Chicago Bears. Abbey has two more years of NTSC eligibility and joins the NFL team after his college career in Denton.
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Joe Abbey
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Tobin Wins Rogers Week End Tourney
M. P. Tobin shot net 66 to win the Ross Rogers Golf Course Week-End Sweepstakes card 76 10 66. Other winners include Lil lard Son 76 9 67 Cecil Holland 73 6 67 Cecil Smith 74 7 67 Lee Campbell 77 9 68 Opie Campbell 75 6 69 Bill Helton 78 9 69 Bud Ammons 76 6 70 J G Risley 80 10 70 R E Wood 79 9 70 Preach Rogers 84 14 70 Ernie Dowell 73 3 70.
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Ross Rogers
Lillard Son
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Cecil Smith
Lee Campbell
Opie Campbell
Bill Helton
Bud Ammons
J. G. Risley
Judges of the High Court hear case in Melbourne
The High Court judges recently heard a case in Melbourne Australia amid a heatwave with temperatures around 104 degrees.
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Melbourne
Australia
Higgins Ties for Top Women Golf Honors at Amarillo Club
J W Higgins shares lead in both gross and net standings at the Amarillo Country Club 54 Hole Medal Play Tourney begun yesterday and running through Sunday. Higgins carded 88 gross and 70 net to share the top spots with R J Moore and J R Brown respectively. Additional scores include J R Brown 88-14-74 and E Davis 9-17-74 with Huenergardt 110-30-80. Three awards planned: low gross 18 hole, low net 18 hole, and low net 9 hole. South Africa pushes youth into gold mining.
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Amarillo Country Club
R. J. Moore
J. R. Brown
J. E. Davis
Art Querry
O. K. Huenergardt
Keglers' Corner Amarillo Team Wins Substantial Bowling Prizes
The Women's International Bowling Congress results show Amarillo teams earning 273.05 in total prizes. Mann's Bakery placed 55th in high team games with 2365 pins earning 5.00, Badger-Herring Sales & Drug finished 59th booster division with 18.00, plus multiple names and placements across doubles and singles with modest awards. The article notes Dallas meet as a world affair and pride in their results.
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Mann’s Bakery
Badger-Herring Sales & Drug
Cecil Elrod’s Tailorfine Clothiers
Herring Hotel
Electrolux
Denver-Amarillo Express
Byers
Wagner
Duke
Gravestock
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Parkinson
Melton
Page
Farley
Mahler
Albright
Allen Oe
Moore
Ramey
Ruth Byers
D. Williams
Mann's Bakery
First Dinner Golf Tourney By Amarillo Club At Ross Rogers
The Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association sponsors its first dinner tournament of the year at the Ross Rogers Course. Captains Bill George and Bill Helton lead the linksters who will be paired on arrival. Nine holes begin at 5 p.m. Losers host dinner for winners. News-Globe Want Ads Get Results.
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Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Bill George
Bill Helton
Mercer Tennille claims Texas trapshooting titles
Mercer Tennille of Shreveport won the Southwestern Zone Amateur Trapshooting Association and Texas State Tournament championships with 48 misses of 1250. Grants Ilseng, Corky Evans, and others won various Texas titles including all around, women's, junior, doubles, and handicap events across Dallas and Houston venues.
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Longview Texans buy outfielder Lew Morton
Longview Texans acquire outfielder Lew Morton from Birmingham of the Southern Association as they lead the Lone Star League baseball race. News-Globe Want Ads. Get Results.
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Lew” Morton
Birmingham
Longview Texans
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