Reynolds Faces Maglie In Fourth World Series Game
The Yankees shift Allie Reynolds to start the fourth game at the Polo Grounds against Sal Maglie as rain postpones the opener. Stengel considered Tom Morgan but stayed with Reynolds to even the series. Weather remains cool and cloudy with a potential finish-day wind.
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Dressen to Manage Dodgers Next Year After Pennant Loss
Charles Dressen will return to manage the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1952 after the club lost the National League pennant to the New York Giants. A top Dodgers official said the announcement would come four or five days after the World Series ends.
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Tea and terror at Biddenham ROC HQ theft
Two men broke into the Royal Observer Corps headquarters at Biddenham England and made themselves a cup of tea with sugar replaced by white powder identified as DDT.
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Biddenham
England
President's Golf Ends 2nd Round at Ama rilo Championship
The Ama rilo Country Club President's Handicap Golf Tournament wraps its second round with Jack Phillips delivering a 7 6 victory in A flight over Shelby Hammack and Jimmy James taking a 6 5 win in B flight over Ed Coffman. Quarterfinals are set for next Sunday night, with winners in each flight contesting the grand championship.
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Harold Shile
Henry Beverley
Dr. W. H. Wheir
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Chuck Wagner
Dude Gentry
C. B. Marsh, Jr
Charles McAfee
Chick Dawson
J. F. Smith
Carl Culwell
Don Loden
Bob Howle
Les Rhea
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Quentin Lewis
Bill Butler
Bob Lewis
Wade Holman
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Stockton
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Ford Leading KC Tourney
Youthful Doug Ford held a two stroke edge at the start of the final 36 holes in the Kansas City Open. He shot 68 to pair with a 64 opening day for a 132 total at Milburn Country Club, 12 under par, with Jim Ferrier and Dave Douglas at 13 under close behind. Cary Middlecoff shot 66 for 135, ace on 6th hole, amid a five-way tie at midround. Chuck Klein, ex pro, was 144 after a 73.
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Milburn Country Club
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Chuck Klein
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Amarillo
San Antonio
Former Buff Cross Leads Cardinals To Upset Of Bears
Little Bill Cross of West Texas State, now with the Chicago Cardinals, starred in a 28 14 upset of the Chicago Bears. The 145 pound halfback scored two early touchdowns, highlighted a 80 yard drive, and helped the Cardinals to their 15th win in 60 meetings with the Bears. Cross previously teamed with Charley Wright for a national 2400 yard season record and ranked third nationally in rushing. He began at Canadian High School and played four years at Canyon.
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Davis Looks Like Best Now in Amarillo Wrestling Card
Promoter Cory Detton touts Dizzy Davis as the top attraction in his weekly card. Davis defeated Ace Freeman in his Amarillo debut by default and faces Bob Cummings who promises to stop him with a knee-action bind. Detton plans two more matches on Thursday night.
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Houston
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Frankie Murdock
Detton
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Diz
Gorgeous George
Gorgeous
Yannigans Cup Two Triumphs in Local Football Action
The Yannigans posted two victories last weekend as Price College fell 6-26 to the Whites at Amarillo Stadium and Portales lost 13-14 to the Golds at Portales. The Whites remain undefeated with four straight wins while the Golds opened 0-1 then won three straight. Standings show Yannigan Whites 4-0-1, Golds 3-1-0. Both teams play Thursday with the Golds facing the Pampa Guerrillas and the Whites at Phillips to meet the Phillips B squad.
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Reapers Hold JH Loop Lead With 7-0 Victory
Pampa Reapers extended their one and a half game edge in the Pan handle Junior High School Football Conference by defeating the Nixson Whirlwinds 7-0 at Horace Mann Field. Sam Houston also won 7-0 over Horace Mann at Sam Houston Field. Berger had a bye. Next Friday Amarillo games: Sam Houston hosts Nixson and Horace Mann plays Borger. Pampa on open date.
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Munn Falls Short In Amarillo Club Golf Event
John Munn failed to win the low gross ball at the Amarillo Country Club weekend golf tournament. He carded a three under par 67, while Keith Fowler edged him by one stroke. Jack Phillips led the low net with 72-10-62. other winners included Claude Mathis 78-14-64 H C McFarland 73-8-65 Robert McCartt 74-9-65 Leon Cooper 74-8-68.
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Amarillo
Keith Fowler
Jack Phillips
Claude Mathis
H. C. McFarland
Robert McCartt
Leon Cooper
Baseball Journey: Durocher Rickey Chandler MacPhail Clash
In a 1951 account, Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail confront bitterness after a final game, revealing years of turmoil and a severed bond. The scene in the stadium passage highlights Rickey's defeat, remorse, and a vow to never speak to MacPhail again, amid broader baseball ambitions and past intrigues. Tennessee’s first newspaper, the Knoxville Gazette, began in 1791.
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Football Class In Southwest Football Class In Southwest
In New York a look at major college football shows Southwest Conference strength as Texas A&M edged Oklahoma 14-7, Texas defeated North Carolina 45-20, and TCU beat Arkansas 17-7. Notre Dame crushed Detroit 40-6 and faces SMU after SMU’s 34-0 win over Missouri. Michigan State defeated Ohio State 24-20, while California routed Minnesota 55-14 and Tennessee shut out Duke 26-0. Army rebounded vs Northwestern 20-14 amid scandal fallout, Princeton beat Navy 24-20, and Southern California beat Washington 20-13.
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Sandies Face Westerners in Amarillo Clash Expect Tight Test
Lubbock fans debate 14 point head start for Sandies as No 1 rated Westerners visit Amarillo Stadium. plus coverage of Oklahoma state schoolboy football Capitol Hill results and local games in Amarillo area. Jeffries, Jones, Morren and Crews praised for Phillips comeback while Childress backfield speed limits upset risk.
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Amarillo Stadium
College football scores from multiple games
Colorado outscored Kansas 35 to 27 Purdue beat Iowa 34 to 30 Indiana shut Pitt 13 to 6 Penn tri umphed over Dartmouth 39 to 14 Columbia blanked Harvard 35 to 0 Holy Cross overwhelmed Fordham 54 to 20 Cornell defeated Colgate 41 to 18 Villanova beat Penn State 20 to 14 Baylor over Tulane 27 to 14 Marquette and Iowa State tied 6 to 6 Maryland defeated George Washington 33 to 6 Brown upset Yale 14 to 13
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Yale
Colombia to Produce Million Doses Monthly at Cost
Colombia will manufacture one million hoof and mouth vaccine doses each month and sell them to cattlemen at cost. The plan aims to bolster herd health by providing affordable vaccination, with distribution coordinated through veterinary channels and farm supply networks nationwide.
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