Local star Bob Henry shines in no hit win for Oilers
Bob Henry pitched Elk City Oilers to a 9-0 victory over Southern Select of Galveston striking out 17 and allowing no hits. The Amarillo High School alumnus was slated to pitch again Thursday night as coverage notes his standout high school career and potential pro contract.
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Bob Henry
Elk City
Oxia
Sweethem
Houston Post
Amarillo
Oilers
Southern
Galveston
Ted Hughson
Sid Hudson
Howie Pollett
Clint Hartung
R. E. Moore
Amarillo High School
Bob
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Coyotes
Hubbers Extend Winning Streak Over Abilene
Lubbock Hubbers pushed their winning streak to nine with a 15 6 victory over Abilene, closing the gap on Amarillo Gold Sox. Frank McAlexander went four for five with a homer, as Royce Mills led the Hubbers to the lop-sided win at Abilene.
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Soyeuams Lubbock
Hubbers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Abilene
Royce Rooster” Mills
Bennis Coupland
Coupland
Frank McAlexander
Lubbock
Kelly
Dever Mills
Walker
Dukes Tip Gassers To Stay in Front
In Albuquerque the Dukes defeated Borger 14 to 7 to clinch the season series 11 to 9. Ron Bowen hit a grand slam in the sixth, as Lee Zamora earned his eighth win. Hershel Martin and Len Attyd starred with power and speed in the Dukes 19 hits.
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Dukes
Albuquerque
Borger Gassers
Ron Bowen
Hugh King
Marvin Adams
Lee Zamora
Hershel Martin
Len Attyd
Martin
Borger
Kine Carnett
Lasley
Adams
Zamora
Mulcahy
Race for Manager of Year Involving Billy Meyer and Jills
The page reports a starry mix of sports and public figures including Billy Meyer and Mike Jacobs in a bid for publicity chief Harry Mark ton. It mentions Hart pitching, Leon Field as a Sally League umpire, and Raleigh fireman Isa Raleigh, plus a long horse race at Hamilton Endurance Classic and radio sports ventures by Jimmy Kitts and T P Skipper Heard.
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Billy Meyer
Shotton
Jills
Mike
Waite Hoyt
Babe Ruth
Babe
Miller Hugins
Uth
Hart
Leon Field
Isa
Raleigh
Hamilton
Ohio
Jimmy Kitts
Texas College of Mines
el Paso
T. P
Heard
Louisiana State U
Ite Ee
SWC Coaches Drill Hopefuls Across Seven Schools
The Southwest Conference previews its pre season hopefuls with seven schools to top the nation. Texas led with 52 hopefuls and minimal injuries while SMU TCU A&M Rice Arkansas and Baylor reported solid early drills under coaches Cherry Meyer Bell Stiteler Woodruff Neely Barnhill.
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Southwest Conference
Texas University
Southern Methodist University
Baylor
Rice
Texas Christian University
Texas
A&m
Arkansas
Blair Cherry
Danny Walker
Fort Worth
Cherry
Tom Landry
TCU
Leo
Meyer
al Vaiani
Galveston
Frank Struska
Billy Filiott
Homer Ludiker
Vaiani
Matty Bell
SMU
Bill Richards
Wayne Rudy
Harry Stiteler
Texas A&m
Frank Torno
Stan Hollmng
A. J. Dugas
Port Arthur
Frank Boswell
Oscar Pollock
Merl Prokop
Bob Woodrutt
Juff
Jess Neely
Payetteville
John Barnhill
Arkansas University
Start of Season For Schoolboys
A scattering of games opens the Texas schoolboy football season this week end. Most contests are in Class A and Class B with Lamesa vs Seminole in the upper brackets at Seminole Friday night. Next week over two thirds of the 110 teams in the two divisions begin play. A baby baboon learns to fear scorpions and attacks the tail first.
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Seminole
Cats Increase League Margin as Wins Roll In
The Amarillo Globe reports Gene Cooper plans to enroll at West Texas State College and assist Buffalo football. he starred in Golden Gloves wins and has undefeated Texas records. Johnny Hernandez belted a seventh inning homer as Houston-San Antonio shifts continued. Eddie Chandler notches his first Buffs win over Houston. Shreveport gains on Tulsa with a ninth inning error, pushing race toward playoffs.
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King
Port Worth Star-Telegram
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Coyotes
Boone
Wichita Falls
Joe Goldings
Harold Ratliff
Associated’ Press
Childress
Dub King
Golden Sandies
Wichita Wal
Odessa
Toons
Fort Worth
Golden Sandie
Paschal of
Golden Bandies
Alway
J. R. Brown
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
C. L. Duniven
Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red Birds
Browns
Gill
Baker
Bus Dorman
Amarillo Gold Sox
Pampaers
John Munn
River Drive
Jimmy Gamewell
Lubbock
West Texas State College
al Baggett
Box Cox
ST Teras
Albuquerque - Eibwock
Cloris
New. York
Philadephia
Washington
Brooklyn
Louis
New York
Philadelphia Cincinnat
Chicago
Fort" Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Dallas
Jonghorn
Texas Lea
Pt Weths Beaumont
Borger
Clovis
Abilene
Pampa
Amarillo Globe
Texas
Gene Cooper
Eugene Cooper
Texas Golden Drives
Buffalo
Cooper
Canyon
Wix Price
Amarillo News-Globe
News-Globe
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Teresa Wright
David Niven
Evelyn Keyes
Farley Granger
Samuel Goldwyn
RKO
Muriel Teresa Wright
Wright
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Dalas
Tulsa
Eveport
Rongest
Ead
Houston Buffs
Cats
Tulsa Oilers
Shreveport Sports
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Buffs
Bayou City
Pete Bryant
Walt Fiala
Elbie Flint
Bes Rebels
Reds
Quentin Altizer
Ray Shore
Shore
Mike Garcia
Oklahoma City Indians
Beaumont Exporters
Yankees Seek Permanent Brownie Dillinger Home
United Press reports New York interest in Brownie Dillinger of the St Louis Browns as a possible permanent Yankee guest. Dillinger, 30, batting .314 with a 13 game hit streak, leads off and eyes 34 steals. Browns manager Zack Taylor permits steals only with a lead.
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New York
Yankees
St. L
Yankee
Robert Bernard Dillinger
Richard C. Muckerman
Bronx
St. Louis
Bobby Brown
Vete Tran
Billy Johnson
Brown
Tulane University
Howe
Bobby
Johnson
Dillinger
Browns
Yanks
Zack Taylor
Bob
Glendale
Cal
Bowling Scores From Civic Service League and Local Clubs
The article lists bowling scores from Civic Service League and various clubs. Individual highs include Rauscher 448 Hatchcock 318 Grimes 411 Barker 456 Bolmer 419, Pena 403 Mager 383 Blind 465 Raef 399, and Jaycee No 2 with Blind 495. Additional scores from Knights of Columbus, Exchange Club, South Amarillo Lions, and Rotary No 2 are given, along with Fortelt and Zion players. The piece also notes the historic 1910 first U.S. airplane flight by Glenn H. Curtiss from Albany to New York City.
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Rauscher
Hatchcock
Grimes
Barker
Bolmer
Knights of Columbus
Mager
Blind
Raef
Jaycee No
Ferguson
Prush
Toevienstern
Carter
Bromert
Novak
Exchange
Club
Crowell
Lindsey
Mucker
Hoover
South Amarillo Lions
Tester
Bates
Gunderson
Anderson
Cnn
Rotary
O.fortelt
Rane
Brown
Storanat
Zion
Murray
Amarillo
Lions Club
Fortelt Doulas
Lacy
Wena
Pyeatt
Magon “Si
Bind
Rankin
United States
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York City
Chandler Refuses Comment on Baseball Investigation
Dallas report cites reports that Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler may investigate rule violations and gentlemen agreements in baseball. Chandler, speaking by long distance from Versailles Kentucky, would issue statements from Cincinnati. Former Dallas club president George Schepps says any Dallas players linked to the probe were signed by Chandler sanctioned scouts for Detroit.
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Dallas
Sep
A.B
Chandler
Harry Colson
WFAA
Versailles
Cincinnati
Detroit News
Detroit Tigers
Particu
Colson
George Schepps
Schepps
Detroit
Rosalind Russell Stars In Velvety Touch Debut
Hollywood star Rosalind Russell, soon seen in The Velvet Touch, is the daughter of James E. Russell a famed trial attorney. She comes from a family of seven children with six pursuing professional careers.
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Holly Wood
Rosalind Russell
RKO
James E. Russell
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