Saturday Top Tilts Highlight Michigan State California Picks
OSCAR FRALEY previews weekend college football with Michigan State over Michigan and California over Pennsylvania. He also rates TCU over Nebraska and lists numerous other picks across the conferences, noting overruns and bold guesses from prominent teams and matchups.
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Michigan State
California
Fraley
TCU
Nebraska
Michigan
Spartans
Pennsylvania
Golden Bears
Midwest
Washington
Minnesota
Ackles
Percy
Illinois
UCLA
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ohio State
SMU
Texas
Purdue
Wisconsi
Marquette
Oklahoma
Northwestern
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Okiama Aggies
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Baseball Faces Court Action
Washington reports that professional baseball may be hauled into court on anti trust charges after an FBI led four month probe. Justice Department trust-busters study the case while lawyers for the major leagues confer with officials seeking a further truce. The inquiry also touches on telecast and radio broadcasting restrictions in sports.
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Washington
U.P
FBI
Justice Department
H. Graham Morison
Saddler Is Favored To Retain Crown
New York reports slow ticket sales for the September 26 title fight at the Polo Grounds between Sandy Saddler and Willie Pep. Saddler remains the favorite to keep the 126 pound title, while Pep’s odds have improved as fans expect a closer bout. The 15 round event will not be broadcast to home sets, but te e televised to 17 theaters in 13 cities with a bundled rights package.
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New York
U.P
Sandy Saddler
Willie Pep
Polo Grounds
Jim Norris
Yankee Stadium
Dusky Saddler
Pep
Hartford
Conn
Saddler
Sandy
Wee Willie
Willie
Madison Square Garden
Chalky Wright
TCU
Dutch Meyer
Allen
Lamesa
Paschal
Highland Park
Panthers
Bobby Hughes
Hughes
Bobby Wilson
Horace
Snooky
Cozart
Burt
Wilson
Simcox
Don Gatlin Eyes Amarillo Golf Flight Title at Ross Rogers
Amarillo High junior Don Gatlin seeks the flight crown as the annual Amarillo City Golf Tournament nears its weekend conclusion at Ross Rogers Course. Gatlin, who had an off qualifying round this year, defeated Jack Riley 5 and 3 in the first match and will meet Ned Everett in Saturday’s quarterfinals after Everett beat Leo Brayette 3 and 2.
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Don Gatlin
Amarillo City
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Don
Jack Riley
Ned Everett
Everett
Leo Brayette
Keith Young
Bobby Sanders
Ed Abbott
Guy Beckman
Cliff Roberts
Bob Dowell
Joe Merriman
P. L. Hodges
James Christopher
D. X. Laxson
C. L. Amerson
Ira Lee
Fall Classes Spark Vandalism At Harrison School
An announcement of fall classes at Harrison school in East Chicago Ind spurred a brief violent reaction with 28 windows kicked in at the facility.
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Chicago
Ind
Harrison
Giants Win in late relief secures victory
Hearn started strong but gave up a seventh inning homer to Willie Jones. Maglie relieved and then shut the door through the eighth and ninth as Alvin Dark sparked Robin Roberts' defeat. Braves explode early, Dodgers falter, Branca loses. Reds edge Cardinals 7 3 on Pramesa grand slam in 14th. Pirates top Cubs behind Kiner with two RBIs.
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Giants
Jim Hearn
Willie Jones
Leo
Hearn
Sal Maglie
Maglie
del Ennis
Alvin Dark
Robin Roberts
Braves
Dodgers
Sam Jethroe
Buddy Kerr
Ralph Branca
Dodger
Earl Torgeson
Carl Erskine
Jim Wilson
Billy Pierce
Indians
Tribe
Orestes Minoso
Cleveland
White Sox
Bob Porterfield
Red Sox
Senators
Leo Kiely
Clyde Kluttz
Gil Coan
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Ted Gray
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
John Pramesa
Kenny Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Mrs. Brown Wins Amaro Golf Tourney At Club
Mrs J R Brown posted a 32 for first in the Amarillo Country Club Women s Golf Association weekly event with scores 39 6 32. In the nine hole flight Mrs C A Reid led with 27 7 20 and Mrs E D Lamb took the attendance ball.
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J. R. Brown
Amarillo Country Club
C. A. Reid
E. D. Lamb
Pennant Races From The Associated Press NL and AL Standings
National League results show Brooklyn at 93 56, 1 game back, with remaining games against Boston and Philadelphia. American League standings list New York at 93 58 with crucial home and away matchups against Philadelphia and Boston, while Cleveland faces Detroit and Boston in key games.
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Associated Press
National League
Pet
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Metropolitan League Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results Across Clubs
Banner BowL West Texas Shoe Shop led with high totals, while Stark Cabinet Shop Stark posted strong team totals. Other clubs including Hicks Homes, Boxwell Brothers, Kinney Shoes, Tri-State Adv, Truitt Buick, Canadian, and many more recorded wins with top individual scores such as Reece 551 and Gardner 538 amid a dense roster of teams and players.
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West Texas Shoe Shop
B. Raines
Hall
Wilkinson
Smith
Bishop
Stark Cabinet Shop
Browning
Stark
Trimble
Pittman
Trook
Hicks Homes
Joller
Thompson
Longstreth
Collier
Hill
Boxwell Brothers
Meade
Reeves
McKirahan
Whitaker
Jacobson
Kinney Shoes
Goodner
Graves
Camp
Utz
Moore
Tri-State
ADV
Hightower
Cargill
Dillman
Truitt Buick
McCaully
Jensin
Miller
Truitt
Reece
Deason
Hicks
Anderson
Mathis
Daws
Riss & CO
Shannon
Neese
Davenport
Spiller
International Harvester
Glasco
Lehde
McCartney
Southwestern Drug
Dowis
Ziegler
Butterfield
Blackburnshaw
van Orman
Cloud
Stock
Kiesling
Hunter
Panhandle Insurance
Womble
Perry
Hassey
Langley
West Texas Wholesale
Watkins
Johnson
Ruthker
Weatherman
Scott
Dalton
Holbert
Hill Lines
Moon
Conger
Shemwell
Matthews
Mills
Sanders Leads Colorado Links Against McCullough Team
Jim Sanders, a former Colorado star now juggling law and golf, carries an eight handicap as he leads his squad against Don McCullough at Amarillo Country Club in tomorrow's dutch dinner team matches. McCullough plays to a nine handicap.
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Jim Sanders
University of Colorado
Boulder
Don McCullough
Amarillo
McCullough
Bush-Roush Cup Putting Play Dominates Amarillo Golf
Jack Bush and Doug Roush defeated Dub Kleipeter and Bill Jenkins 3 and 2 in the finals of the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association partnership match play tournament at the Ross Rogers Course. In the consolation final J A Prestridge and Joe Dunlap beat Mrs Copeland and Arcine Allen 3 and 2. The weekly event drew 40 putters.
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Jack Bush
Doug Roush
Dub Kleipeter
Bill Jenkins
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
J. A. Prestridge
Joe Dunlap
Bob Copeland
Arcine Allen
Burglar Escapes by Vaulting Through Transom
A burglar escaped from proprietor Peter Galich in Gary Indiana by vaulting through the store front door transom during the attempted theft.
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Gary
Peter Galich
Tech Training Group League Jets Triumph and Scores
In a scoring summary, the TECH TRAINING GROUP LEAGUE JETS won with top marks by Bowers 428 Carey 395 Dietz 483 Pritt 382 and Byers 431. SKY JEEPS led by Kirby 382 Tangrey 358 Webb 330 Pilliant 387 Jensen 439. ALLICATS with Mueller 394 Boggs 362 Ziprick 495 Vachon 367 eim bach 335. ACES with O Dorisio 459 Caldwell 411 Meharg 326 McCloskey 397 Moore 307.
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TECH
Banner Bowl Jets
Bowers
Carey
Dietz
Pritt
Byers
SKY Jeeps
Kirby
Tangrey
Webb
Pilliant
Jensen
Allicats
Mueller
Boggs
Ziprick
Vachon
Eimbach
ACES
O''Dorisio
Caldwell
Meharg
McCloskey
Moore
Doctors on Holiday Picnic Near Crown Point
Lake City medical society members held their final stay picnic in Crown Point Indiana on August 15. Auto workers averaged seventy three dollars and twenty five cents per week in 1950.
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Crown Point
Ind. U.P
Lake City
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