Lubbock Wins Regional Track Championship at Texas Tech
Westerners under Coach Marlin Hayhurst surged to first place in Region One track and field before about 1,500 fans at Texas Tech stadium. Andrews slipped to second as Amarillo moved up to third with Lefors and Muleshoe following. Pinnell Top Scorer.
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Hubbers Meet Midland Nine In Exhibition Tilt
Hubbers host Midland Indians in a 1947 West Texas New Mexico League exhibition at Huthee Park weather permitting. Lefty Ernie Nelson starts for Hubbers with Euitt Rosson ready, game set for 3 p.m. Opening-day tickets have sold briskly as Hubbers aim for a large crowd.
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Incomplete OCR Listing of Amarillo Area Track Results
Fragmented OCR item shows track results with multiple names and towns across Texas. Mentions Amarillo Pampa Seminole Lubbock Sundown and other small towns with first second indicators, but most names garbled. lacks clear event, date, or outcomes.
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Crack Poloists Vie in Levelland Match
Levelland hosts an indoor polo match featuring Cecil Smith a top 10-goal player along with George Oliver from Idaho and John Mather from Morton. The game starts at 2 30 p m with admission 1.00 for adults and 0 50 for minors.
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Detroit
Raider grid outlook for 1947 urged by Holmes
The piece notes a 1947 Raider grid forecast is seen as weak and invites attendance at a tennis clinic by Bruces Barnes, a former world tennis champion, to instruct youths. It mentions public-school access to more courts as aiding development of top players and references Tate league results in preliminary rounds.
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Lawler Upset Victory At Kansas Relays In Raw Weather
Lawrence April 19 The twenty second Kansas Relays faced a soggy track and drizzle as favorites faltered. Allen Lawler of Texas upset Parker finishing about three yards ahead in the 100 yard dash while Baylor’s Martineson was disqualified early. The Texas team also swept the 880 yard and quarter mile relays with Lawler and Parker among the winners.
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Babe Didrickson Zaharias Wins 15th Straight Title
Mrs Babe Didrickson Zaharias of Denver won the North and South Women’s golf championship after a 20 hole duel with Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Ga Suggs in a hard fought final round at Pinehurst, North Carolina.
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Bidwell Dies in Chicago Hospital
Charles W. Bidwell owner of the Chicago Cardinals football team died of pneumonia today at St George's hospital in Chicago.
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Sports Outscore Lamesa 20 18 in hectic second inning collapse
Lamesa Loboes led 11 3 after three innings but allowed 11 runs in the decisive second as Sweetwater Sports rallied to win 20 18. Lamesa outhit 17 15 but made 5 errors and 12 walks aided the visitors. Parl Fowler hit a second inning homer for Lamesa.
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Two Softball Tilts Slated Here Today at Jumbo Webster Field
Two exhibition softball games are scheduled at Jumbo Webster field this afternoon. Blue Bonnet Laundry of the South Plains league faces Whitey’s Cafe of Lubbock County league in the 2:30 p.m. opener, followed by Thomas Jewelers and Sunbeam Laundry in the 4 p.m. tilt. No admission charge for officials.
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Chicubs Down Cards Pirates Win Again
The Cubs beat the World Champion Cardinals 7 1 as Phil Cavaretta and Bill Nicholson doubled in a four hit attack to break a pitching duel with Bob Chipman. The game was in St Louis with Chipman and Scheffing. Bresle took the loss.
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Williams Powers Red Sox Past Athletics in Ninth
Ted Williams homered in the ninth inning with a man aboard and Dom DiMaggio delivered a ten inning RBI double as Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 before about 9 000. Williams added a double and a single in five plate appearances.
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Black Hubbers Travel To Odessa In Second Tilt
The Lubbock Black Hubbers travel to Odessa for their second game of the season against a strong Odessa colored nine. Game time is 2 30 o'clock.
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Boston Marathon Won by Korean Ace Yun Bok Su
Yun Bok Su a 24 year old student at the University of Korea won the Boston A A marathon by two thirds of a mile in a new course record of two hours 25 minutes 39 seconds. Finnish runner Mikko Hietanen placed second with Taft college star Ted Vogel taking third.
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Sandie Golfers Win Regional Golf Title
Amarillo High players led regional action as Art McKay edged Ross Mitchell 9 8, John Evans beat Wayne Kuy Kendall 2 up, Don McCormick won 1 up over Billy Tatum, and Gene Klein defeated George Cannon. McKay shot 76 to win low medal as Lamesa’s Frank Freer posted 77 as individual runner up.
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Gooden Johnson Lead Field at Lubbock Ganlab Events
Lubbock Ganlab members prepare for Sunday traps at the club range with opening events at 2 PM. Si Gooden led skeet in last week’s matches while Art Johnson topped regular trap performance in weekly percentages.
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