Gold Sox Aim For Split With Hubbers In Playoff Push
Die hard sports fan predicts Gold Sox will at least break even versus Lubbock Hubbers to snag second place and host playoff games. He cites Crues for power, plus stars Marvin McNell and Jack Newby as ключ players for the Sandies and notes upcoming college and high school showdowns across Amarillo, Lubbock, and Odessa.
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Gold Sox
Lubbock Hubbers
Hubbers
Albuquerque & Pompe
Sandies
Marvin McNell
Jack Newby
Pioneers Top Blue Sox in High-Scoring Meet
The Clovis Pioneers beat Abilene Blue Sox 13 11 in nine innings to pull even for fifth in the West Texas New Mexico League. The game featured two triples and twelve doubles with ample extra-base hits for fans.
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Nuuvio
Clovis Pioneers
Bookies Rate Yankees Red Sox as Loop Co Favorites
New York Sept 6 United Press reports that Red Sox and Yankees are co favorites to win the pennant with odds around 7 to 5 for Boston and 3 to 1 for New York in the American League. In the National League the Braves lead at 7 to 5 with Brooklyn 11 to 5 and St Louis 3 to 1.
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Yankees
RED Sox
JACK
United Press
New York
Indians
Athletics
Yanks
Boston
Cleveland
Braves
Brooks
St. Louis
Ttsburgh
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pirates
Giants
Shah
Dukes Top Lobos 7-5 Behind Zamora's Win and Record Pace
Elias Zamora pitched the Dukes to a 7-5 win over Lamesa as he earned his ninth victory of the season. Manager Hershel Martin set a league two-base hit record with his 61st, while Ron Bowen tied the league hits mark with his 229th. The game also noted Zamora's wedding to Stella Navarro after the plate ceremony.
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Albuqurrue
Van
Gordon Nell
Ron Bowen
Zamora
Stella Navarro
Kiguemerane
Williams
Worsham
Mieanty
Tittle Leads Colts Past Yankees in High Scoring Debut
Yelberton Tittle, ex LSU star nicknamed A. Tittle, starred for Baltimore with 11 of 21 passes for 346 yards and two total touchdowns as the Colts upset the New York Yankees 45 28 at Baltimore Stadium. San Francisco Forty Niners defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 36 20 as Frankie Albert threw three TD passes.
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Yelberton Abraham Tittle
Louisiana State University Flash
Baltimore Colts
New York Yankees
Baltimore Stadium
Tittle
Colt
Bullseyes
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frankie Alberts
Brooklyn
Tough Road for Vandy Purdue and Their 1951 Schedules
Purdue opens with Notre Dame Northwestern and Michigan in that order plus Minnesota among others. Vanderbilt starts at home Sept 25 against Georgia Tech then six straight road weeks facing Alabama Mississippi Kentucky Yale Auburn and LSU. Army and Navy games feature high ticket prices while Vandy and Mississippi discuss roster changes and practice notes.
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Purdue
Vanderbilt
Boilermakers
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Commodores
Georgia Tech
Red Kang
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Yale
Auburn
Louisiana State
Bama
Harry Gilmer
Ole Miss
Bear Bryant
Vandy
Tennessee
Washington
Pacific Coast
UCLA
Southern California
Los Angeles Coliseum
Will Glover
Charley Conerly
Princeton
Dick West
Frank Perantoni
Texas
Texas A&m
Villanova
Philadelphia
Pranklin Field
Wildcats
Andy Gordon
Bill Doherty
Steve Romanik
Maryland
Jim Goodman
Bowen Family Released After Barred Stay
Sheriff Ralph Welker refused to detain Mr. Mrs. John Bowen and their son Bob after serving a $10 fine and costs for intoxication. Mrs. Bowen said they wished to stay in jail a week longer due to a $54 monthly pension and no food. The note cites timber growth growth rate in the US as a background line.
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Ralph Welker
John Bowen
Bob
Tri-State Open crowns multiple champions on final day
Nell Quattlebaum wins women's singles in straight sets 6-3 6-4 over Lou Ann Peery. Donna Keith defeats June Hare 6-4 6-2 for girls' singles. June Keith and Cleta Childress take girls' doubles crown. Ronnie Holcomb and Choppy Spencer win boys' doubles. Brant Smith narrowly defeats Jake Broyles in men's singles. Frank Mehner and Ned Dollar reach final bracket. Final matches set for Monday at Memorial Park.
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Jerry
Nell Quattlebaum
Hts
Lou Ann Peery
June Keith Cleta Childress
McSpadden
Donna Keith
June Hare
Ronnie Holcomb
Choppy Spencer
Tip Charles Lummus
Ned Dollar
Holcomb
Don McKee
Brant Smith
Jake Broyles
Smith
Frank Mehner
Stratford
Texas
Glyndon Riley
Mehner
Riley
Ronny Holcomb
Brant-Smith
Ake Broyles
Jake Broyies
Dereck Burlinson
Oy Frank Menner
Glyndon Riley Sand
James Leslevue
Bobby Garner
Garner
Bobby Wilson
Nancy Nichols
June Keith
Sinan Sanford
Carolin Kelly
Deta
Hate
Donna Reith
Ove Juine Hare
Nell. Quattl Baum
Sanford-Smith
Nichols-Burlinson
Frank. Mehner
Riley McSpadden
J. Giner
B. Garner
McCue-Swank
Wilson-Carpenter
Neo Dollar
Susan Sanford
Sinner
Carmen McGee
Sanford- Nichols
Ve McGee
J. Hare
Peery-Sellers
Qquattlenaum-Riley
Eight-Man Bout On Mat Promises Title Clash And Tourneys
Wayne Martin of Tulsa defends the Southwestern championship against Boston Billy Weidner at the Sports Arena. Promoter Cory Detton announced a semifinal Australian tag team match with Rex Moby and George Curtis to face a pair of wallopers in a 30 minute one fall contest. Weidner earned the title shot by defeating Ray Clements of Lubbock in Amarillo's elimination tournament, winning $2,000. Gray County Soil Conservation District board members H. H. Keahey, Nelson, Foreman Stubbs, and others are listed. The note adds the first lighthouse on the Great Lakes, built in 1818.
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Shildress Bobcats
Butler Field
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Goodrich
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Keyes
Don
Lubbock High School
Brel
Ers
Joe T
Budny
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Lubbock
Bill Serena
Jimmy Moore
Bill Jenkins
Ray Daniel
Billy Lynch
Billy Keith Irwin
Dwight Hoskins
Golden Sandies
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Jim Florey
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
Boston
Billy Weidner
Sports Arena
Cory Detton
Rex Moby
Berger
George Curtis
Vicksburg
Miss
Rod Fenton
Edmondton
Canada
Karl Gray
Milwaukee
Oiff
Weidner
Martin
Ray
Big Train” Clements
Billy
Gray County
SCC
H. H. Keahey
White Deer
Eawin’ G
Nelson
Pampa
Foreman Stubbs
Alanreed
Arle Carpenter
Lefors
W. B. Jackson
Board of Supervisors
Gray County Soil Conservation District
Longhorn Playoff Lineup Settled after Night of Games
The Longhorn League ends its second regular season night with Big Spring at Midland, Vernon at Ballinger, Midland at Del Rio, and Odessa at San Angelo. Results: Big Spring 8 Vernon 6, Midland 4 Ballinger 1, San Angelo 8 Sweetwater 7, Odessa 6 Del Rio 1.
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Odessa
Midland
Vernon
Ballinger
del Rio
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Cannonball Is Given New Face
The Wabash Cannonball on the 21 mile link between Columbia and the main Wabash line gets an overhaul. A new replacement coach and a full length baggage car replace the old combination car. The pot belly stove is removed and the train now features a modern interior.
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Columbia
Peram
Lone Star League final day yields close finishes
Kilgore topped Henderson 4-2 to maintain a five and a half game lead over Longview. Longview edged Marshall 4-3 after a ninth inning rally. Bryan beat Lufkin 21. Tyler defeated Gladewater 15-13. Watty Watkins allowed four Lufkin hits and drove in the winning run with a eighth inning fly. Seven errors hampered Gladewater. Blabber Sanders hit a two run homer for Kilgore. Johnny Ghiglieri delivered the tying and winning runs for Longview.
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Longview
Tyler
Henderson
Marshall
Bryan
Lufkin
Gladeware
Watty Watkins
Gladewater
Pioneers Grab Two From Dons
Austin Pioneers swept a doubleheader against Waco to break the Dons’ tie for second in the Big State League. Euliss Rosson earned both wins, with nine homers and 34 hits in the two games. Jake Saytar and Glen Snyder homered for Sherman Denison in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Austin
Pioneers
Waco
Wichita Falls
Gainesville
Spudders
Texarkana
Paris
Sherman-Denison
Greenville
Euliss Rosson
George Estock
Jake Saytar
Glen Snyder
Sherman Denison
Gordon Donaldson
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