Giants Win in Wooing Way as They Chase Pennant
Giants rally to beat Braves 4 3 in last home game. Stanky delivers game winning single in ninth, Koslo nets 10th win as Giants trim Dodgers lead and stay within reach of pennant amid chaotic late season race involving Yankees Indians and Red Sox.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Leo Durocher
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Charlie Dressen
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Casey Stengel
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Boston
Abilene Wins West Texas New Mexico League Title
Abilene Blue Sox defeated Lamesa Lobos 8-3 to clinch the championship as Walt Sessi homered and accounted for three RBI. Scoring included four unearned runs in the eighth and three more in the ninth, with Melton earning the win and Pilarski the loss in a seven inning effort.
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Lobos
Walt Sessi
Jim Melton
Izzie Leon
Harry Pilarski
Ted Wyberanec
Ab H Fenelon
Westfall Heads B Flight in Amarillo City Golf Tourney
Westfall seeks a fourth straight Amarillo City Golf Tourney title in the B flight at Ross Rogers Course as wind gusts challenge scores. He advanced with an 83, beating Bill Hardman 3-2, and faces S. T. Munhall in Saturday’s quarterfinal at 10 12. Other first round results and forthcoming matchups include J F Nicholson versus Dean Caldwell and Lt. Brady Perry versus G H Seacat with numerous one up or two to one decisions.
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Bobby Westfall
Amarillo City
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Munhall
Les Mallon
J. F. Nicholson
Dean Caldwell
Jimmy Campbell
Lee Campbell
Brady Perry
Jack Bush
G. H. Seacat
Doug Roush
Henry Pond
Jim McLean
Moody Smith
J. L. Adams
Yannigan Teams Schedule Two Big Games This Week
The Yannigan Golds, after a 6 7 loss to the Canadian Wildcats and a 26 7 win over Boise City, travel to Bovina to face the undefeated Mustangs coached by Clovis Ratliff in a mixed single wing split T setup. The Yannigan Whites host the Canadian B squad Thursday at Amarillo Stadium amid prior Melrose and Grover results.
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Yannigan Golds
Wildcats
Boise City
Dan Salkeld
Bovina Mustangs
Bovina
Mustangs
Clovis Ratliff
Melrose
Grover
Yannigan Whites
Amarillo Stadium
Baseball Schedule and Playoff Result Summary
Tuesday listings show National League games Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia among others with Chicago and St Louis matchups noted. American League features Philadelphia at New York and Cleveland at Chicago plus Boston at Washington and Detroit at St Louis. West Texas New Mexico playoff Abilene defeats Lamesa 8 to 3 to win series 4 1.
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Pennant Races AMERICAS LEAGUE standings note
American League pennant races show New York and Cleveland with solid leads and varying win percentages. Remaining matchups include New York against Boston and against Philadelphia, with Cleveland versus Detroit and Chicago, while Boston plays New York and Washington in the closing games.
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Washington
Texas Tops 11s With Starts
NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (UP) Texas moved to No. 1 among teams opening season, defeating Kentucky 7-6 in Austin under a new coach. The UP ratings add context with Tennessee still ranked first by 35 coaches, California second, followed by Oklahoma and Ohio State. Also: E. W. Pierson in Sayner caught a tiger muskie after trimming a line snag in a reported incident.
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Hughes Passes Highlight Paschal High Offense
Paschal star Bobby Frank Hughes displays pinpoint accuracy and dual threat playmaking as he completes 26 of 38 passes for 334 yards and two scores in two games this season. The 6 6 senior previously led Paschal past Amarillo with 10 of 13 passes for two touchdowns in a second half spree. He aims for Texas Christian University next, following brother Norman on the Frog line.
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Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
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Bill Allen
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Norman
Many Putting Slated Tonight At Ross Rogers Course
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association hosts a partnership match-play putting tournament at 8 p.m. Entry is 50 cents. Last Tuesday Mrs. Bob Copeland and Lt. Brady Perry won 2 and 1 over Bus Duggar and George Caldwell. Consolation finals saw J A Prestridge and Miles Childers defeat Jimmy Stewart and Hal Rice 2 and 1.
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Ross Rogers
Bob Copeland
Brady Perry
Bus Duggar
George Caldwell
J. A. Prestridge
Miles Childers
Jimmy Stewart
Hal Rice
Spudders End Brownie Tie-up
Wichita Falls Spudders announce breakup with the St. Louis Browns with no decision yet on remaining independent or tying up with another major league chain. President H B Dudley cites misfit with new setup as reason. Brown farm club director Jimmy McLaughlin praises Wichita Falls as a fine baseball city.
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H. B. Dudley
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Jimmy McLaughlin
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Dudley
Women Golfers Vie Tomorrow In Course Match Preview
The second of four matches between Ross Rogers Course and Amarillo Country Club will be played tomorrow at the Ross Rogers Course. Amarillo Country Club led the opener by 65 strokes last Tuesday at its own layout.
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Amarillo
Grid Emphasis Overdone in Texas Sports Debate
Harold V. Ratliff notes football dominates Texas high school sports, harming other programs. A schoolboy laments mockery toward basketball players, the coach’s pressure, and perks for football supporters. Mentions Kentucky coach Bear Bryant’s officiating quip and a Texas Kentucky game recap.
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Bear) Bryant
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Baseball Journey of Durocher Rickey and MacPhail in Diamond Battle
The article details the uproar after a baseball ruling, with Durocher's resignation declin ed, Rickey and MacPhail under fire, and public opinion split. It describes newsroom uproar, silent orders, and the Brooklyn Club’s fearsome edict following the Commissioner's decision, plus the $500 fine for a secretary.
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Rickey
Chandler
MacPhail
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Parrott
Bowling Scores From Peeriess Lanes Meet
Bowling scores show CUSTOM FLOORS winning with top series 596 by Graham and 544 by Wood. Other victors include SIR JOHN SCHENLEY 518 Laidley and 617 Fletcher, plus SEAGRAMS 556 Kersten and 594 Rosie, and BLACKBURN 566 Buccola with 552 West.
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Langley
Buccola
Reavis
Peerless Lanes Dynamos Triumph In Buntin Scoring
In a dense bowling meet, Peerless Lanes Dynamos won with top scores 286 by 2-Buntin and 414 by In gram, Caldwell 558, Marshall 430 leading a strong team showing joined by Generators Regu lators and others across the field.
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Price
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Santa Fe League standings and top performers reveal close team battles
In the Santa Fe League results each team posted wins with standout scores. Leaguers include Lupher 498 for El Capitan, Swearingen 462 for Tulsons, and Bennett 470 for Canyons, while Nautajos, Diesels, and Scouts posted strong showings alongside locals, Rangers, and Caverns. Girls Hoppers and Caboo ses also showcased key performances among the season’s early meet.
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Harmon
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Fischer
Veazey
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F. K. Wheeler
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H. J. Wheeler
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Hearing in Sarasota Prompts Quiet Warning After Outburst
The piece recalls a hearing in Sarasota where a commissioner warned Parrott to stay silent. It notes telegraphed cheers from Dodger milestones, attempts to prove MacPhail’s entanglements with undesirables in Havana and ticket access for gamblers. It reflects on the questioning of how much it would hurt to remove a fellow from baseball, and hints at ongoing hard work by Rickey OMalley and another figure, with a continuation promised. The excerpt closes with a lake depth fact about Lake Superior.
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Florida
Mary Margaret
Sarasota
Parrott
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MacPhail
Havana
St. Petersburg
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O'Malley
Paschal Panthers set to clash with Sandies in Amarillo Friday
Paschal from Fort Worth faces Sandies in Amarillo Friday after a fall season opener loss to Lamesa. Coach Bill Allen fields a double wing and spread attack led by Bobby Hughes, a 6 foot 6 standout passer, with returning backs Cozart Burt and Simcox and end Wilson. The squad boasts speed, two-way players, and a tightly used bench as pressure builds for the District 3-AAAA race.
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Harry Gilstrap
Monk Owens
Harry
Monk
J. B
Jay” Linn
Homer Rice
Spooky Canova
Sandie
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Sandies
Amarillo
Paschal
Bill Allen
Lamesa
Highland Park
Dick Moore
Bobby Hughes
Hughes
Johnny Cozart
Weldon Burt
Snooky Simcox
Bobby Wilson
Bob White
Cozart
Panthers
Wilson
Austin
Highland Ark
Jerry Bowen
Duane White
Letterman
Jack Ball
Bill Bogle
Pat Rambo
Don Griffin
Simcox
Baill
Harold Lewis Leads Panhandle JH Scoring for Pampa
Harold Lewis of Pampa dominates Panhandle Junior High scoring with 33 points through two games including two touchdowns and a converted extra point in a 19 0 win over Horace Mann and three touchdowns plus two extra points in a 33 21 victory over Sam Houston. Borger and Nixon push for second, with Borger players Johnny Baskin and Tommy Webb each tallying multiple scores. Friday’s Pampa hosting Borger tests two undefeated squads as Nixon and Horace Mann clash locally.
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Horace Mann
Lewis
Sam Houston
Harold Lewis
Billy Pulenwider
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Cardinals Lose Another Back
Tom Kelly regular fullback will miss the season for the Cardinals after a kidney injury suffered in Friday's game with the Shattuck Indians. Kelly injured his back blocking a Shattuck player in the fourth quarter. Earlier back Pete Polk was also lost for the season with a broken wrist. Ignacio Gonzales, Cardinal tackle and captain, injured his back in practice and is doubtful for Saturday's Dallas game against Jesuit High.
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Price College Cardinals
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Hap Rogers
Pete Polk
Jesuit High
Dallas
Ignacio Gonzales
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Dallas man named national VP of Theater Owners of America
John Rowley a Dallas movie operator has been named national vice president of the Theater Owners of America in New York on September 25. The announcement cites his industry experience and leadership within regional theater circuits.
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