Exhibition game features Billy Martin with Fort Carson regimental team
Billy Martin and Ken Stonecipher lead Fort Carson regimental nine against the Lubbock Hubbers in an April 9 exhibition in Midland. The roster blends former minor and college players from Minnesota to Oklahoma, with Spradlin the lone Texan and Jack Isenhart noted as a Colorado injury caution. Mrs. Herman Smith discusses Sundown district track hopes while coach Smith plans fishing trips after the meet. Plainview and Pampa Oilers split a day-night doubleheader with heavy home run support for both sides.
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Sports Center staff open meet with key figures present
Bill Kelley of the Sports Center led the opening meet with most Sports Center staff on hand including Goober Keyes Carroll Berryman and Tipp Mooney. Tech was represented by Coaches DeWitt Weaver and See BETWEEN THE LINES Page 5.
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Tech
DeWitt Weaver
Hodges Campanella Homer Twice In Dodgers Exhi Win
Brooklyn Dodgers bomb New York Yankees 14 to 5 at Ebbets Field. Gil Hodges and Roy Campanella hit two homers each, Hodges driving in six runs in the exhibition game before 8,968 fans.
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Perkowski
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Invitation Tourney Opens Friday at Lamesa CC
Two of the three former champions are expected in the field for the fourth annual Lamesa Country Club Invitation Golf Tournament. Buster Tuttle and Jack Williams likely enter. Billy Erfurth has turned pro and will not defend. Qualifying Friday with 10 entrance fee. Friday events include long drive contest bingo and buffet. Finalists play Sunday with prizes and trophies.
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Jack Williams
Plainview
Billy Erfurth
Erfurth
Williams
Memphis
Hogan
Ee Burke
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Snead
Souchak
Middlecoff
Hogar
Season Openers Set Major League Baseball Opens Monday
Major league baseball begins on Monday with Presidents Eisenhower to throw the ceremonial first pitch in Washington as the Senators meet the Orioles. The Redlegs face the Cubs in Cincinnati in the NL opener with 30,000 plus in attendance. Predictions vary on pennant favorites and World Series matchups, with books in Las Vegas listing the Indians and Braves as top picks in the pennant race.
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Las Vegas
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Syracuse Tops Pistons in Decisive Final Playoff Clash
Syracuse defeats the Ft. Wayne Pistons 109 104 to even the NBA final series at three games apiece. Dick Farley seals it with ten seconds left as Kerr lifts the Nationals over a late Pistons rally. Dolf Schayes scores 28 for Syracuse. Yardley 31 for Fort Wayne. riot tensions flare at halftime with fans storming the court.
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National Basketball Association
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Pistons
Johnny Kerr
Nats
Frank Brian
Paul Seymour
Dolf Schayes
Kerr
Yardley
Baldwin George Yardley
Stanford
Fort Wayne
Flash Brian
Bob Holebregs
Wally Osterkorn
Sid Borgia
Weather Keeps Football Games Postponed Across Four Cities
Rain forces postponements in yesterday's results with Dallas at Beaumont Tulsa at San Antonio and Oklahoma City at Houston all delayed. Fort Worth at Shreveport was also postponed due to rain.
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Beaumont
Tulsa
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Scoreboard Baseball and Minor Leagues Update
High School games include Amarillo over Mangum 11 to 4 and Mangum over Amarillo 2 to 4. Pampa beat Plainview 19 to 3. Pampa won 22 to 1. Southern Association results Nashville 9 Chattanooga 4. Birmingham 5 Atlanta 3. Memphis 8 Little Rock 4. Pacific Coast League San Diego 6 San Francisco 1. Los Angeles 3 Portland 2. Seattle 10 Oakland 7. Mobile at New Orleans postponed.
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Memphis
Little Rock
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San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angles
Portland
Seattle
Oakland
Orioles edge Pirates in exhibition with 34 players used
Baltimore nips Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Paul Richards and Fred Haney shuffle 34 players. Pitchers Rogovin and Littlefield pick up the decision. Gordon hits a homer for Baltimore.
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Atwell
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H. Smith
Gordon
Box Score Second Game Highlights Pampa and Plainview
The record shows Plainview 104 Fortin 1001 79 1 and Pampa 301 401x 99 1 with players Coddington Higgins Hall Rupp Harrington Jost Palmer Halter and Biew in a defensive matchup. Lewis for Plainview and Ith for Pampa contributed in the scoring, while Fortin and Palmer are noted among others.
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Hall
Rupp
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Palmer
Halter
Pampa
Biew
Ist
Lewis
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Seeesses Hall
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Bowden
Lemons
Harvesters sweep Plainview in district baseball doubleheader
Pampa Harvesters routed Plainview Bulldogs 10-3 in game one and 22-1 in game two to claim two district 1-AA baseball wins. Mill Qualls and Wayne Sistrunk took losses for Plainview, while Bob Conway and Johnny Clanch starred for Pampa with strong relief and power.
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Pampa Harvesters
Plainview Bulldogs
Bob Conway
Johnny Clanch
Mill Qualls
Wayne Sistrunk
Plainview
Conway
John Perkins
Harvesters
Qualls
Cayce
Perkins
Duncan
Sistrunk
Hodges
Clanch and Conway
Bonsal
Phillies Outfielder Del Ennis Breaks Left Leg
In Philadelphia on April 9 a late X ray confirmed Del Ennis of the Phillies fractured his left knee in a collision with Richie Ashburn. Ashburn sprained a knee and both players were sidelined. Ennis faces four to six weeks out while Ashburn rests at a Wilmington hotel and may miss the season opener against the New York Giants.
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Ennis
Ashburn
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Temple University Hospital
Jenkintown
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