Hubbers Rout Borger as Mills Stars in 16-4 Win
Lubbock Hubbers overpower Borger Gassers 16-4 behind Royce Mills who fanned 11, allowed seven hits, and drove in four with four singles. Sullivan started the scoring, Richardson tripled, and errors aided the Hubbers as they pull away after a tight start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Jol Kelly
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Borger Gassers
Royce Mills
Hurler
Sullivan
Jackie Sullivan
Virgil Richardson
Borger
Richardson
Don Moore
Hubbers
Carnet
Eddie Carnett
Gassers
Jim Crain
Borgers
Floyd Walker
Verdun Gilchrist
Crain
Walker Richardson
Welker
Frank McAlexander
T. L. Lasley
Mills
Allea
Roy Larue
Roland Miller
Ladies Meadowbrook Golf Club Meet and Play Schedule
The Ladies Meadowbrook Golf Club will hold a special meeting Monday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Paul Jones 1812 10th street. All members and interested women are invited. Regular golf follows Wednesday at Meadowbrook Publinx with tee off at 8 15. Women wishing to join should be at the first tee. Members listed include Oma Gilmore Mrs T Davis Mrs H A Bolinger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Meadowbrook Golflub
Paul Jones
10Th Street
Meadowbrook Publinx Club
Oma Gilmore
T. Davis
H. A. Bolinger
J. E. George
M.C. Williamson
A.B. Holton
Troy Peeples
Keith A. Perry
Jack Jackson
Frank Moore
C. G. Moore
Jack
Yank Swimmers Triumph Over French In Paris Meet
America's Olympic swimmers defeated French rivals at Tourelles stadium in Paris, marking another win in the era of U S aquatic supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Tourelles Stadium
Westerner grid candidates report for 1948 season drills
Approximately 409 Lubbock High candidates report to Head Coach C. R. Pattison at 8 30 Monday morning at the Chapman field clubhouse for the first drill session of the 1948 football season. Full equipment will be issued and two a day workouts start this week with a Lawton camp and a September 10 opener against Odessa Broncos at Jones stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bryant
Donald Decker
Lubbock High School
Chapman Field
Bill Floyd
Bryant
Fred Taylor
C. R
Pat) Pattison
Decker
Westerners
Lawton
Oklo
Cameron Aggies
Jones Stadium
Odessa Broncos
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock ‘High School
Westerner
Pattison
Okla
Lubbock
Odessa
Broncos
Texas Christian University
Don Decker
Bill Bridge
Jim Wilson
Charley Williams
Wilson
Williams
Lubbock Grid
Ans
San Angelo Bobcats
Bobcats
Sunbeamers Reach State ASA Finals in Wichita Falls
G W Warden and Jackie Neel led the Thomas Sunbeamers of Lubbock to the state ASA finals with two wins over top teams. They defeated the Texas Aggies 2 0 and Highway Inn 5 2 as Warden fanned 10 and Neel claimed victory in relief. Lubbock advances to meet Vandergrift Dallas for the title at Scotland Park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
G. W. Warden
Jackie Neel
Thomas Sunbeamers
Lubbock
Texas Aggies
Highway Inn
Warden
Neel
Bert Baty
Texas Tech
Aggie
Red Raider
Tech
Ray Butler
Wally Fowler
Butler
Fowler
James Abbott
Byron Clark
Roy Butler
Skein
Abbott
A. J. Collier
Jack Blomfield
Richard Johns
Charley Reynolds
Vandergrift of
Dallas
Scotland Park
Zools
Nicholas Nell
James
Yanks Cart Away Most Gold Medals Olympics Ends With Pageantry
At Wembley Aug 14 the Olympic Games closed after 16 days with 80 000 in attendance and 1 500 000 spectators. The United States led all nations with 38 golds and 662 total points, Sweden second with 353. Mexico swept the Prix des Nations equestrian event with Arete ridden by Mariles Cortes winning individual and Ruben Uriza second. US stars listed include Dillard Patton Whitfield Porter Cochran Steele Smith Thompson Mathias and the 400 meter and 1600 meter relays teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Stadium
Wembley
Britain
Londonderry
Sweden
J. Sigfrid Edstrom
Helsinki
Finland
Mexico
H. Mariles-Cortes
France
U.S. A
Hungary
Italy
Turkey
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Argentina
South Africa
Australia
Belgium
Egypt
Peru
Jamaica
Austria
Norway
India
United States
Berlin
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Paris
Antwerp
Harrison Dillard
Mel Patton
Mal Whitfield
Bill Porter
Roy Cochran
Willie Steele
Guvin Smith
Wilbur Thompson
Bob Mathias
Barney Ewell
Lorenzo Wright
Arthur Harnden
Cliff Bourland
Oil Bowl Schoolboy Tilt Slated Aug 27
Fifteen Texas schools supply the All Star squad to face Oklahoma in the eleventh Oil Bowl on August 27 in Wichita Falls. Coaches Joe Golding and Cooper Robbins announced 21 top players from last year will play, with three more to be announced. The Texas line averages 195 pounds, heavier than Oklahoma’s 189, led by 225 pound Cor- pus Christi tackle Charles O Nea l.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Joe Golding
Cooper Robbins
Batkenridge
Charles O'Neal
Corpus Christi
Bill Howton
Plainview
Jim Biggs
Amarillo
Ed Brady
Enid
L. D. Bush
Dewey
Mohawks Crush Mustangs in Ninth Street Sandlot Game
The Mohawks defeated the Mustangs Saturday at Ninth and Ave V behind Dean Fawcett's five hit pitching. Cecil Thompson, Mohawks catcher, led at the plate with a home run.
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Ninth
Ave. V
Mustangs
Dean Fawcett
Cecil Thompson
Amarillo Gold Sox crush Lamesa Loboes 25-1 in seven
Amarillo's Gold Sox pounded out 19 hits to rout Lamesa 25-1 in seven innings at Lamesa. Budny won his 17th, adding four hits in six at bats while Paul Halter slugged three RBIs as the Loboes placed under interim manager Walter Bucker after Tony Fiarito sold to Midland.
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Lamesa
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Lamesa Loboes
Sox
Joe Budny
Paul Halter
Loboes
Walter Bucker
Tony Fiarito
Midland
Longhorn League
Fiarito
Sweetwater
AL Harriman
Forkman
Lewis
Halter
Crues
Gentzkow
Bob
South Plains Officials And Coaches Association Meeting Set
Regular fall rules interpretations meeting of the South Plains Officials and Coaches association will be held Sunday, Sept. 5, at Hilton hotel. Able Curtis, prominent Southwest Conference official, will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains Officials and Coaches Association
Hilton Hotel
Able Curtis
Scores and results from yesterday’s league games
Yesterday’s action in the WT-Nos League lists Lubbock and Borger games with scores and notes of mixed results. The American League shows Cleveland beating Chicago and Detroit defeating St. Louis among others, while the National League features Brooklyn and Louis entries and several regional matchups across cities like Houston Dallas and San Antonio.
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Lubbock
Borger
Albuquerque
Lamesa
Cleveland
Chicago
Boxton
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pat
Peiladenna
Louis
Pittsburg
Longhorn Leagee Vernon
Santangelo
Ballinger
del Rio
Midiana
Albuquque
Abilene Peat
Amarillo
Borger Omase Pampa
Clovis
Age Cat Lubbock
Lesgue
Zietelana
Detroit Sissaat Boston
St. Lous
Indipha
Bro Tym Se
Philadione
Cincy
Pietsburen
Froeen van Gosancone
Dallas
Houston
City
Shreveport
Beaumont St
Legion Junior Squad Returns From State Elimination
Lubbock's American Legion junior baseball team arrived back after a Friday night loss to Beaumont, showing fatigue but not discouragement. Catcher Jack Cook and outfielder Dorrance Guy drew state consideration as the squad, and two players may join the Westeren diamond team next spring. Guy highlighted the Beaumont tilt with a sensational fourth inning catch and two hits, while Cook shook off jitters for a solid showing. Later events include team gatherings with local hosts in Shallowater and the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
American Legion
Beaumont
Downstate
State Legion
Paris
Jack Cook
Dorrance Guy
H. J. McCabe
Guy
Adamson
Cook
Turni Ible
Arch Lamb
Legion Hall
C. A. Brown
Shallowater
Chicken Vilage
Junior Golf Tourney Set Monday Aug. 23
The third annual Lubbock Junior golf tournament sponsored by Walter Granberry of Holsman Bakery opens Aug. 23 at Lubbock Country Club with three age divisions 12 and under 13 14 15 and 16 18. Qualifying on Aug. 23 leads to match play Aug. 24 and 25. Top prizes include two sets of irons and a woods set. Runner-up receives a certificate for gear. Earl Tatum defends in the top group while Ross Mitchell rises as challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Walter Granberry
Holsman Bakery Company
Lubbock Comery Club
Ice Young Links
Earl Tatum
Ross Mitchell
Tatum
Mitchell
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Trout
Goldman
Burnette
Parl
Chick Trout, Jr
Lubbock Links
Jimmy Goldman
L. G. Raney
H. M Chick
Jimmy Yates
C. W. Tatum
George Canon
H. H. Holmes
Yates
al Cooper
Cliff Widener
Bob Smith
C. C. Caldwell
J. A. Raley
Ray Dickey
Tom Hamm
Clyde Fortune
Earl Ray
S. L. Lindsey
Dick Green
Jimmy Morris
Charles Whitacre
Jack Stone
Wilkie Tabebert
John Powers
Brown
Langston
Guy Brown
Lonnie Langston
J. E. Ausburn
Ben Williams
C. E. Roberts
Dr. P. K. Palmer
Armstead Smith
Doyle Justice
J. F. Cruz
Horace Humphries
C. R. Skidmore
Tom Rooker
Harold Humphries
Newt Walton
Johnny Shelton
E. F. St. Clair
Country Club
Chiff Dean
Schroeder
Gilehrut
Garnett
Abe HO ‘Wilcox
Sullivan Richardson
Eee Walker
Ou Moore
Ae Fowler
A? Mills
Ett Borger
Aut Cain
Rbi—Richardson
Gilchrist
W. Mills
Cain
Fisher and
Evans
Tiay
Ladies Golf Club
Sunbeamers
Fort Worth
North Side
Austin
Childress Bobcats
Avalangye
Lubbock, Texas
Budny
Lobo Nine
Cae
San Antonio
Tulse
Oklahoma City
Topars Camrs Cio Albuquerque
Derrott
Boston
New
Lessee
Dalla
Cty
Legion Junior Squad
Washington Park
M. Busher
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