Cardinals Clinch World Series In Dramatic Seven Game Finish
The St. Louis Cardinals win their sixth World Series pennant in a dramatic seven game series over the Boston Red Sox. Enos Slaughter’s, aided by Harry Brecheen and Ted Williams's quiet batting, Johnny Pesky’s decisive eighth inning error and a crucial double by Charlie Walker seal the victory in game seven. Pesky bears the blame for the loss while Brecheen and Dyer are hailed for the upset win.
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Leo Petersen
ST. Louis
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Felows
Boston Red Sox
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Harry Walker
Mike Gonzales
Cardinals
Bo Sox
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Pesky
Red Sox
Williams
Boston
Enos
Country
Klinger
Slaughter
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George
Whitey) Kurowski
del Rice
Walker
Leon Culberson
Dom DiMaggio
Brecheen
Cronin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Grover Seitz
Pampa Oilers
Sandies Hope to rebound as Cardials fans cheer
Amarillo area sports notes show the Sandies urged to shake off a rough run, with predictions for a Friday game against Odessa and praise for past high school standouts LeRoy Foster and Albert Purdom. Pro Chuck Klein visits for golf scene while Amarillo golfers plan a meeting at Ross Rogers Clubhouse.
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LeRoy Foster
Albert Don Purdom
Amarillo High
Seattle
San Antonio
Chuck Klein
Oklahoma City
Ross Rogers
Jack Phillips
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Club
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm vs Odessa Bronchos title clash at Butler Field
Amarillo and Odessa meet in a pivotal non conference showdown as the No 1 state game with both teams undefeated and aiming for a playoff edge. Amarillo seeks a 47th straight home win while injuries and lineup questions loom for key players as coaches stress focus.
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Powell
Odessa
Sandies
Butler
Amarillo
Lubbock
Norman
Austin
el Paso
Classen
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill
J. W. Thompson
Swede Leo Jensen Returns Quietly Amid Amarillo Wrestling Fallout
Leo Jensen returns from New Orleans to Amarillo finds Floyd Hansen left town and Promoter Cory Detton hopes Art Brady defeats the Swede. Tomorrow's main card at the Tri-State Fair Grounds features Jensen versus Brady, plus Wayne Martin vs Pat O Dowdy in a grade bout and two preliminaries including Curtis vs Getz and Abbott vs Blake.
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Leo Jensen
Cory Detton
Art Brady
Tri-State Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Floyd Hansen
Jensen
Hansen
Detton
George Curtis
Garbo
Salt Lake City
Curtis
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Bob Blake
Columbus
O. Abbott
Bowling Tournament and College Matchups Announced
Amarillo Sandies meet Odessa Bronchos Friday at Butter Field while West Texas State faces Texas Mines Saturday in El Paso. The ninth Globe-News Panhandle Open Bowling Tournament runs November 16 to 17 and 23 to 24 at Peerless Lanes.
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Amarillo Sandies
Odessa
Butter Field
West Texas State
Texas Mines
el Paso
Globe-News
Banner Bowl League Results and Individual Scores
In the Banner Bowl League and Santa Fe League action, teams such as Panhandle Trailways, Murray's team Bat's Liquor, and Blackburn Sporting Goods posted wins with high scores by players Lyles 418 Forister 385 Roberts 427 and Wagner 578. Other notable results include Amarillo Beauty Supply, West 445, and Cavalry sections with multiple players posting strong numbers across venues like Peerless Lanes and El Capitans.
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Mahler
Lebweil
Walker
Moore
Peerless Lanes Flyers
Sloan
Carey
DeMoss
Wheeler
Hankinson
Indians
Lemmon
Ewing
Manning
Bundrant
Gittrich
Texans
Ramsey
Blind
Wilson
Blanchard
Chiefs
Mieran
Simmers
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LaPalier
Greene
McCune
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Smith
Voet
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Cravens
Hurley
Rogers
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Pixley
Broomfield
Stach
Schroeder
Cable
Ayers
Barthelloma
Cook
Higley
Tucker
Limited
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McLane
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Seeley
Rose
Canyons
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Horn
Raymond
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Martini
Antelopes
Gleason
Carr
Erickson
DeGrassi
Britain
Calder
Landsberry
Tower
Maybach
Mock
Kellerer
Schecher
Lions Club bowling results page summary
United States Employment Service Lily Whites team defeated Lynch 419 and Wells 422 while Tigers beat Blind 333 and Riddle 332 and Hawkins 403. Stinkers won 2 with George 342 Shoul ders 322 and Cook 481. Four Roses won 1 with Myers 391 Caldwell 316 and Allen 506.
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United States Employment Service
Lynch
Blind
Wells
Tigers
Riddle
Hawkins
Williamson Won't Give Up On Texas Grid Standings
Houston October 16 Paul Williamson syndicated football writer again ranks Texas No 1 in his weekly grid teams list. Notre Dame is second and Army third. Rice lands 15th, Texas Tech 24th, Arkansas 25th, Southern Methodist 29th, Texas A&M 45th, Texas Christian 48th and Baylor 52nd.
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Houston
U.P
Paul Williamson
Today
Texas
Notre Dame
Army
Rice
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Baylor
Mrs Ross Wins Amarillo Country Club Golf Day
Mrs J W Ross won first place in the Amarillo Country Club Weekly Ladies Golf Day by using the fewest putts with 29. In the 9 hole flight Maxine Boggs led with 20 putts. Mrs J S Triplett won the luncheon ball. Panhandle Open Bowling Tournament dates noted.
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J. W. Ross
Amarillo
Maxine Boggs
J. S. Triplett
Texas Unemployment Commission Basketball Scores
Clippers won 3 with Langford 416 Webb 349 Robinson 305. Go Getters 0 despite Thomson 279 Clemmer 252 Jenkins 382. Cellar Dwellers 0 with McKee 354 Stratton 276 O'Brien 243. Ready Rollers won 3 with Mitchell 479 Martin 329 Taylor 249.
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Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission
Peerless Lanes Clippers
Langford
Webb
Robinson
Thomson
Clemmer
Jenkins
Cellar Dwellers
McKee
Stratton
O'Brien
Ready Rollers
Mitchell
Martin
Taylor
Eves of Texas on Amarillo Highlight District Battles
Five Texas high school games open the week with two key district tests. Milby faces Jeff Davis in District 13 while South Park hosts Orange in District 14. Friday features Odessa visiting Amarillo as the top ranked showdown tests West supremacy.
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Associated Press
Texas
Milby
Houston
United
Jeff Davis
South Park
Beaumont
Orange
Odessa
Amarillo
UCLA End Top Forward Shines in AP Lineman Poll
UCLA end Burr Baldwin 24 of Bakersfield California, 196 pound six foot one, wins first place in the AP lineman of the week. Baldwin returned from war to resume play and made six receptions for 115 yards against Stanford with two laterals for a 35 yard TD. Coach Bert LaBrucherie calls him the best end. Other players listed include Swiacki Holliday Bechtel Williams Owens Wilson Foldberg Moncrief Barnes Walker Paval Ramsey Healey Collins White Wright Humble Andros.
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New York
UCLA
Pacific Coast
Associated Press
Burr Baldwin
Bakersfield
Cal
Stanford
Ernie Case
Bert la Brucherie
Bill Swiacki
Columbia
Sid Holliday
Southern Methodist
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
Wendell Williams
Rice
Jim Owens
Oklahoma
Gene Wilson
Hank Foldberg
Army
Weldon Edwards
Texas Christian
Monte Moncrief
Texas Aggies
Walter Barnes
Louisiana State
Wade Walker
George Paval
Villanova
Knox Ramsey
William and Mary
Pat Healey
Georgia Tech
Harold Collins
Steed White
Arkansas
Jim Wright
Weldon Humble
Plaza Andros
Bryant Meeks
South Carolina
Shelton Ballard
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