Last Home Game of Gold Sox Tonight in Amarillo
Amarillo’s Gold Sox close the 1950 season at Gold Sox Park with a finale against the Lubbock Hubbers. Happy Frank McKown performs before the game as Fred Bates starts for Amarillo against Ray Faust. The Sockers aim for a series win and the Nash sedan giveaway caps the night.
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Ray Faust
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Barta
Jackie Wilcox
Metz LaFollette
Jay Difani
Doug Lewis
Nelson Davis
Jim Byron
Sox
Frank Murray
Lewis
al Carr
Murray
Mety
Texas Women's ASA regional tourney advances in San Antonio
Pepsi-Cola of San Antonio, Wooten Motors of Fort Worth, and Breedlove Insurance of Los Fresnos won second round games. Pepsi-Cola upset Galveston Islandettes 3-0, Wooten defeated Alazan Apache 5-2, Breedlove beat Regal Beer 4-2 in the regional event.
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San Antonio
Pepsi-Cola
Wooten Motors
Fort Worth
Los Fresnos
Breedlove Insurance
Galveston
Canyon Eagles Meet Tulsa Hornets In Season Opener
The Canyon Eagles face the Tulsa Hornets at Buffalo Stadium in the season opener with both coaches starting at new schools. Key new players arrive from Perryton and Slaton as local prep sports talk runs through upcoming matchups and potential district changes.
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Tulsa Hornets
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Canyon
Perryton
Tim Tillery
Tulsa
Slaton
Cummings Bests Murdock To Claim Southwest Title
In front of 2,115 fans at the Sports Arena, junior heavyweight contender Frankie Hill Murdock fell to Rob Cummings after a leg binder and knee thrusts left the ex-champion unable to continue. Murdock suffered torn ligaments and exited before the third fall. Cummings retained momentum with further attacks, while other matches featured Ray Clements topping George Craig with arm stomps and George Drake defeating Monte LaDue in the Catalina Island one fall.
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Southwest
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Murdock
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Ore
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Ray
Clements
Lubbock
George Craig
Tulsa
Craig
George Drake
Catalina Island
Cal
Madcap
Monte LaDue
LaDue
Drake
California
Jack O’reily
Melbourne
Australia
Gene Blackley
Anson
O'Reilly
West Texas New Mexico League Standings and Scores
Baseball and league standings across divisions with results from Thursday. Highlights include Albuquerque, Lubbock, Clovis, Lamesa, and Amarillo atop West Texas New Mexico League totals. National and American Leagues show multiple matchups with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St Louis, Boston and New York scoring varied wins.
Friday Schedule Across Major Leagues And Texas Circuits
Friday schedules list West Texas New Mexico League games in Lubbock Amarna Pampa Lamesa Clovis Abilene Albuquerque. National League games Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis. American League Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington. Texas League Tulsa at Dallas Fort Worth at Oklahoma City Shreveport at Houston San Antonio at Beaumont. American Association Indianapolis at Toledo Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis. Longhorn League Roswell at Bix Spring Isa at Ballinger Sweetwater at Midland San Angelo at Vernon.
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Toledo
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Columbus
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Roswell
Bix
Isa
Ballinger
Sweetwater
Midland
San Angelo
Vernon
Tigers and Red Sox duel atop pennant race in tight standings
Detroit moves within two percentage points of Boston after the Red Sox win two straight against New York. Boston holds a slim lead in the AL with Detroit and New York close behind as Boston struggles on the road. Ted Williams returns and is quickly walked as Boston and Detroit both post tense results across the league.
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Associated Press
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Dropo
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Ted
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High School Football Results From Texas Broadcasts
High school scores include Bishop Byrne 32 Port Acres 6 Gilmer 7 Spring Hill 6 St. Anthony's Beaumont 52 Kirbyville 0 Thorndale 32 Cameron B 6 Mission 75 Edgewood 0. Today games list Tulsa at Canyon Memphis at Dumas Hereford at McLean Perryton at Wellington Littlefield at Lockney Slaton at Floydada Crosbyton at Post Spur at Haskell Morton at Abernathy Chillicothe at Paducah Levelland at Pecos Muleshoe at Tahoka Lovington NM at Brownfield Dalhart at Andrews Sat. Panhandle at Phillips Silverton at Dimmitt Petersburg at Springlake New Deal at Ralls Whiteface at Whitharral Boys Ranch at Lefors Price at El Paso Cathedral.
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Also Ran Heads Reading Open
Reading Pa September 8 Ted Kroll a 12 year veteran and an also ran led the second round of the Reading Open at Berkshire Country Club after a 64 yesterday He faces a crowded field with Sammy Snead four back at 68 tied with Lloyd Mangrum Jim Ferrier and Doug Ford Glenn Teal and Jimmy Clark shot 66 and 67 respectively unfolding a tight contest for the $15000 prize.
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Hamilton Beach
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Lamar State College joins One Star Conference in 1951
Lamar State College of Technology becomes a member of the One Star conference in 1951. Five schools form the league at present.
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Lamar State College of Technology
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