Albuquerque Hands Sox A Shutout In Series Second Go
The Dukes and Ama rillo Gold Sox split their Shaughnessy playoff series in Albuquerque as 6,822 fans attended over two nights. Dick O Boyle pitched a 3-0 shutout with all three runs unearned against Joe Budny, and Gil Archuleta was set to start for Albuquerque after a 10-1 win earlier this year.
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Hubbers Near Second Round After Lubbock Win
United Press reports the Lubbock Hubbers hold a strangle hold in the West Texas New Mexico League playoffs by routing the Lamesa Lobos 18 to 7 for their third straight win. Albuquerque Dukes and Amarillo Gold Sox split, each taking a 3 6 victory to even the series.
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Amarillo Dukes Fall Short in Night Tornado Winds
Amarillo led 8-3 before a pulled shoulder ended a key pitcher's outing in the third inning. Steven Lagomarsino letters the Dukes with tough-luck losses as Albuquerque hosts three games and the possibility of a rematch back in Tingley Field. The Hubbers swept the Lamesa Lobos while gritty efforts from O'Boyle and a wind aided showing by the Sox marked the night.
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U S Amateur Aired on KFDA Tomorrow
The U S Amateur golf championship at Pebble Beach Del Monte Cal goes into its final round tomorrow afternoon with stroke by stroke broadcast by Harry Wismer and Harry Nash on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports over ABC and KFDA 1230 at 5 30 PM. The ad urges viewers to use Gillette Blue Blades.
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Panhandle Junior High League Coaches To Meet
Panhandle School Officials To Meet at Amarillo High School Room 205 tomorrow at 10 o clock to draft the 1947 football schedule and elect new officers. Topics include eligibility rules. Members: Pampa Borger and Amarillo Sam Houston Horace Mann Elizabeth Nixon.
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Rebels Buy Moore Dukes Star Catcher
The Dallas Rebels announced the purchase of catcher Don Moore from the Albuquerque Dukes of the West Texas New Mexico League. Moore hit .348 while catching 140 games and will report next spring.
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Gold Sox and Cardinals Hopeful Amid Playoff Ties
The author notes mixed results for the Cardinals and Gold Sox, predicting a seven game series. Don Elias looms as the Gold Sox prospect as Odessa fans back the Bronchos to reclaim the state title. McDowell and Henry head to Texas for freshmen basketball, while Blair Cherry faces defensive standouts for the Longhorns.
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Major League Leaders in Two Leagues and Early American Cookbook
The record lists batting leaders Williams of Boston 337 and Walker 355, home run leaders Williams 29 and Mize with Kiner 47, and pitching leaders McCahan 10 4 714 Reynold 17 7 708 Jansen 18 5 783 Blackwell 21 8 724. It notes the first American cookbook published in Williamsburg Virginia in 1742.
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Kiwanis Club Hosts Qualifying Rounds at Amario Country Club
The Downtown Kiwanis Club stages the qualifying rounds for a match play handicap golf tournament at Amario Country Club today. Each round grants one week for completion, setting a tight schedule for entrants.
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Amarillo High nets team starts round robin for 1947 48 squad
Amarillo High School begins a round robin to rank 12 players for the 1947 48 tennis squad. Sponsor William Wilson lost most top stroke makers from May 1947. Veterans Dick Hardin Ernest Northcutt Addison Appleby and James Saunders led the 46 47 lineup. The six top players will be released early to use daylight. Roster includes Neal Carpenter Jackie Fuqua Bobby Garner C W Heffley Bill McCue Marion Mitchell Tommy Nelson Herbert Rozet Bill Swank Fred Wells Bobby Wilson Trousdel Woodburn.
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McKnight Team Tops Seniors in Rotary Golf Tourney
Captain Jim McKnight led the Juniors to a 21 17 2 point victory over Frank Edwards' Seniors at Amarillo Country Club in yesterday's Rotary Club Golf Tournament. McKnight downed Edwards 22. Other results list McKnight’s team first with numerous scores for Dr. J. F. Brown, Charles McAfee, J. C. Paul Jr., and many others. McKnight received two balls as winning captain. Best net prizes went to Burton Elliott, Charles McAfee, Spencer Baird, and J. B. O’Keefe with varying handicaps.
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World Series Opener In Yankee Stadium
Opening game of the 1947 World Series will be played at Yankee Stadium in New York. The start date depends on the outcome of the National League pennant battle between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the St. Louis Cardinals with Sept 30 or Oct 1 as possible kickoff.
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Coach Hack Folsom Targets Team Focus This Fall
Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School football coach Hack Folsom shapes an eleven with returning lettermen Richard Stockton Darrel Bains Bill Montgomery and Jimmy Woods as the Whirlwinds embrace a single wing offense. He warns against overconfidence while praising pace and aggression, noting Stockton’s move to tailback and Hamilton’s standout practice showing.
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Dodgers seize NL pennant advantage after St Louis win
Dodgers move five and a half games ahead of the Cardinals after a 4-3 victory in St. Louis in a pivotal late season clash. The upset shifts pressure onto the Redbirds who must sweep the three game series to stay in contention. Meanwhile Ralph Kiner homered four times in a Pirates doubleheader, driving in seven runs against the Braves.
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Texas A and M Plucky Hopefuls Face Opener After Injuries
Texas A and M trainer Marty Broussard watches Southwest Conference hopefuls as injuries mount. Odell Stautzenberger knee, Buryl Baty shoulder, Dick Callender hand, plus others sidelined. Await game next week with key players aiming to return.
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Longhorners Move Into Championship
The Longhorn League playoff swings into its championship round tonight Ballinger invades Big Spring Big Jerry Rodriguez was slated to start for Big Spring with Steve Kolesar pitching for Ballinger Big Spring eliminated Sweetwater and Ballinger ousted Midland in the first round of the playoff The teams switch to Ballinger for three games after two tilts here If more of the seven game series is needed it will be played at Big
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Garden rodeo event named Cappy Lane next month
A garden themed rodeo titled Cappy Lane is slated for next month. The event centers on a timer theme inspired by an electric clock, with the plan to feature a bucking ride that persons hope will stay untamed.
East West Battle in US Amateur Semifinals at Pebble Beach
East and West clash in the 1947 United States Amateur Championship semifinals at Pebble Beach. Johnny Dawson faces Jack Selby in the upper bracket while Felice Torza meets Skee Riegel in the lower. After two rounds yesterday, four veterans were eliminated and the four remaining players began 36 holes of play.
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TCU Injury List Mounts
Fort Worth September 18 The TCU football injury list grew with Bobby Morman a dislocated shoulder from Odessa joining first team backs Jim Lucas and George Boal along with Wayne Rogers Don Norrell and Orion Brooning from the second unit Johnny Sherrod moved from third to first team tailback replacing Lindy Berry as Dutch Meyer adjusted the offense.
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