Gold Sox drop doubleheader. Borger ends season strong
Amarillo and Lubbock suffer losses as Borger and Lamesa win, shaping a tight playoff picture. Key moments include Buck Tinsley of Borger injured after a foul ball ricochet, and Emmitt Fulenwider's hand injury hampering Amarillo. The schedule pivots to a three out of five Shaughnessy series with Lubbock and Borger entering the first rounds.
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Gamewell Open Golf Champion at Clovis
Jimmy Gave of Hobbs New Mexico shot a 69 to win the West Texas New Mexico Open title at Clovis defeating Shorty Hornbuckle Las Cruces pro 4 and 3. Arno Rodes of Clovis defeated Walter Moeller of Muleshoe 3 and 2 for the consolation trophy. About 1 200 000 people in the U S are employed in public education.
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Shorty) Hornbuckle
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Crain and Dalton Retain Championships at Tri-State Tourney
The article reports Crain and Dalton winning the Tri-State Tennis Tourney as it closes. It also includes a lengthy sports column on Sammy Snead and Byron Nelson in golf, noting Nelson defeated Snead to win a PGA title and discussing Snead's reputation and perceived bad luck.
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Tri-State tennis titles decided at Schofield Barracks
West Monk Meyer coached the service team at Schofield Barracks as the Tri-State championship tennis tournament ended. Husky Cullen Crain won the men's singles in a five set final, Imogene Dalton claimed the women's singles, and Crain and John White won the men's doubles. Dalton and Wheatley took the women's doubles, and Dalton teamed with Sammy Slaughter for the mixed doubles. David Storey won the boys' singles and with Lloyd Brunson claimed the doubles title. Bullington and Eslick won the girls' doubles, with Bullington taking the girls' singles earlier.
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Fort Worth
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Fort Worth City
Bowling Loops Open Tonight
Second league of the year to get underway junior league teams start at 6 30 this evening at Louies Alleys. Maverick League games follow at 8 30 with five teams in action as the season opens.
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Walters pitched first not before infield position
Cincinnati Sept. 3 Bucky Walters the Reds pitching ace did not start as a third baseman and switch to pitching He began as a pitcher and later played in the infield He won five and lost six for High Point in the Piedmont League in 1929
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American League poised for wildest windup in history
Labor Day results jolted the league with doubleheaders for Cleveland and Detroit. New York split with Philadelphia as Cleveland and Detroit stumble toward the pennant. Lefty Russo wins opener for the Yankees while Babich shuts them out in the nightcap. Vernon Kennedy and Elden Auker deliver key wins for St Louis and Detroit respectively.
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John Olver Wins Second City Golf Championship
John Olver defeats John Munn 4 3 to capture the city golf championship at Amarillo Country Club, closing out the 33-hole final with a one stroke over par. Olver earlier led 2 up after 18 holes and also won the club championship this season.
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Cal Johnson
Robby Baker
North Texas Wins Oil Bowl In 15-6 Victory Over West
North Texas defeated West 15 to 6 before 9,000 at Wichita Falls in the Oil Bowl All-Star game. Red Maley of Woodrow Wilson and Curtix Holder of Wichita Palis led the early scoring with a 14 yard field goal and a second touchdown setup by Maley. West mounted a second half drive aided by Gabby Hamil and Paul Cook before Hamill finished a late scoring push for Amarillo.
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First Baptist WMS Plans Meeting and Program
The First Baptist Women's Missionary Society meets at 9 AM Wednesday at the church for a brief business session and a program titled To the Jew First. Mrs. Luther Roberts will be the guest speaker.
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Reds Won’t Expand Crosley Field for World Series
Cincinnati notes Crosley Field cannot be enlarged for the world series as all available space was exhausted last year.
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