Hubbers crush Borger 16 3 in 20-hit rout in Lubbock
Lubbock Hubbers slugged out 20 hits to rout Borger 16 to 3 before about 2 500 fans at Hubber Park in the opening game of a three game series. Rosson earned win for Lubbock with 11th victory as Amarillo Gold Sox beat Lamesa 6 4.
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Choc Hutcheson
Avalanche-Journal
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Hubbers
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Hubberark
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Lamesa
Gasser
Gordon Nell
Hubbers hammer early lead to trounce Rosson 11 3
Rosson starter Pryor allows nine runs in the first three innings as Hubbers pound out 11 hits led by Nell and Serena. Madison belts a triple and a homer, Dooley adds two hits, and Clem Cola Virgil Richardson spark the offense. Gasser pitchers struggle as Hubbers coast to victory.
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Rosson
Kigsson
Nell
McAlexander
Bill Serena
Ler Heinz
Madison
Bob Madison
Top Norore
Mike Dooley
Ivan
Cerin Clem
Cola
Virgil Richardson
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Gasser
Reeger
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Homer Silvan
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Guenrin Ross
Suvaer
Mutchel
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Cerin
Heinrit Sullivan
Serena
Ra Richardson
Cola Steel
Nediexander
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Roston
Sulit Toichardson
Mitchell
Ghrist
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Snyder
Barker
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Minonson
Meadors
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Gun Notes Lubbock Shooters Test Clovis Today
Lubbock shooters travel to Clovis for an intercity match with Clovis Gun Club. Kerr breaks 50 to pace skeet. Mansell wins four straight birds. Kieth announced trap champion. Blair, Boyd, Zeh set scores in a crowded club shoot with top marks toward the cup.
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Kieth
Ourmey
McWhorter Garner
D.C
Zehte
Brown Hurls Sundown Oilers To 4-1 Triumph
Elland July 5 Sundown Oilers defeat Levelland 4 to 1 in a baseball game Brown pitched seven innings with seven strikeouts and support from teammates as Sundown outscores Levelland 4-1 in the victory
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Brown
Sundown Oilers
Elland
Major League Leaders Highlight Entries
Partial unreadable sports note lists Boston 38 Keller Seland Heath Che 1 Shee New York 11 2 833 and a National League line with Miceaeplie 0 riffs.
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Keller
Seland and Heath
Che
New York
Bakers Move Up In Plains Loop
Baldridge bakery wins 5 2 over Blue Bonnet to pull within a game and a half of the league leading Bonnets. Plainview defeats Tahoka 15 6 to move near Primm Drug in the standings. J D Brown of Baldridge extends strikeout record to 182 in 15 games. County league play resumes Tuesday after a two week layoff during ASA tournament.
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Baldridge Bakery
Blue Bonnet Laundry
Baldridge
Bonnets
South Plains
Plainview
Tahoka
Primm Drug
Blue Bonnet
J. D. Brown
ASA
Jumbo Webster Field
Baldiage Dy ‘Peimm' Ewe
Tahoe
Reese Wynn Named To Replace Ailing All Star Nominees
New York July 5 Harold Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers was named to the National League All Star team by Eddie Dyer to replace Eddie Miller of the Reds who requested relief for a shoulder injury. Earlier Joe Cronin said Early Wynn would replace the ailing Bob Feller on the American League staff.
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New York
Harold (Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Reese
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Miller
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Sid Early Winn
Washington Senators
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Fort Worth Cats to Host TAAF State Boxing Tournament
Fort Worth will stage the TAAF state boxing tournament at La Grave field from August 14 to 16. Tournament director R D Evans said leasing arrangements for the park have been completed.
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Fort Worth
la Grave Field
Gold Sox Open 6-4 Victory Over Lamesa Loboes
Amarillo's Gold Sox beat Lamesa 6-4 in a series opener before 1500 fans. Steve Lagomarsino out pitched Walter Condon and Stan Grzywacz, with Crues contributing four hits and a late homer in the eighth. Lamesa played without manager George Sturdivant who was sidelined by lame ankles.
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Avalanche
Lamesa
Big Bob Crues
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Steve Lagomarsino
Walter Condon
Stan Grzywacz
Sox
Lagomarsino
Loboes
George Sturdivant
Condon
Greywacz
Sturdivant
Stewart and Smart Set Final in Abilene Invitational
Earl Stewart of Dallas and Richard Smart of Pine Bluff Ark. reach the 36 hole final after Stewart beat L M Montgomery 4 and 3 and Billy Maxwell 4 and 3 while Smart eliminated Jack Williams 2 and 1 and Don Cherry 1 up in the semifinals paving a Texas Arkansas title clash.
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Abilene
Texas
Arkansas
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Richard Smart
Pine Bluff
Ark
Stewart
L. M. Montgomery
Billy Maxwell
Smart
Jack Williams
Plainview
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
Lubbock Legion Nine Opens Series With Hedley
The Lubbock American Legion nine meets Hedley in a bi league clash as the south half District 1 title bid begins. Lubbock, League 4 champion, faces League 3 leader in the first of a best of three series with a second game in Lubbock later this week and a potential final game at a yet undecided site. Manager H D Waller plans a consistent lineup used in wins over Dimmitt and Muleshoe.
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Lubbock
H. D. Waller
Dimmitt
Muleshoe
U S Tennis Stars Sweep Wimbledon Crowns in 1947
At Wimbledon 1947 the United States stars dominated with four titles and a shared fifth. Margaret Osborne of San Francisco won the women's singles, Jack Kramer added a share of the men's doubles with Rob Falkenburg, and Dors Hart with Pat Todd startled the crowd by winning the women’s doubles in a dramatic comeback. Queen Mary watched as the final drew 15,000 spectators.
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United States
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Los Anles
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Yeterday
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Dors Hart
Miami
Fla
Pat Todd
Hidden Valley
Calt
Miss Osborne
Louie Brough
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America
Miss Hart
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Attlee
Lewis W. Douglas
Rob Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Tony Mottram
Britain
Billy Sidwell
Australia
Falkenburg
Royal Box
Shea Stands Tall As Yankees Blank A's 5-1
Frank Shea, rookie righthander for the New York Yankees, held the Philadelphia Athletics to three hits and earned his 11th win of the year. The A’s lone run came in the seventh on Buddy Rosar’s double driving in Elmer Vale after a walk.
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Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Buddy Rosar
Elmer Vale
Yesterday's NY NM League results and upcoming games chart
Scores from the WI NM League show Borcer 3 Albuquerque 11 Abilene Clovis 8 Lames 4 Nations Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 New York 4 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis Cincinnati 7 New Sarg 5 Philadelphia 1 Weanington 6 Boston Detroit St Louis postponed. Fort Worth Oklahoma City San Antonio Houten Surevesort Sattar Boston Boston Broosten New York Philadelphia Chicase Pittsburg St Lewis Cincinnati American Leagues Philadelphia New York Washington Rhode Island Cleveland Chicago Dereon St Louis Tessa Dallas Oklahoma City Fort Worth San Antonio Beaumont Houston Shreveport.
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Xyeres
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Borger
Clovis
Pampa
Amarillo Au Damesa
Abliene
Phalanx Wins Empire City Stakes at Jamaica Race Track
Phalanx displayed his usual speed to win the Empire City stakes at Jamaica Race Track July 5, taking a big lead in the season’s three year old championship standings.
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Phalanx
New York
Jamaica
Jin
Stratton Faces Lopez in Main Event at Sled Allen Arena
George Lopez of Tampico battles Walter Stratton of Youngstown in the Wednesday main event a two of three falls bout with a one hour limit. Salvador Flores from Mexico City meets Boston Bill Weiner in the semifinal two of three falls match with a 45 minute limit. Dory Deiton faces Sailor Parker in the 20 minute preliminary. The tournament began June 4 and results show Wayne Martin ahead with three wins and a draw. Tickets go on sale at Wylie's Drug Store Wednesday at 9 am.
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Tulsa
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Limi
Salvador Flores
Lubbock
Boston
Bill Weiner
Flores
Mexico City
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Dory Deiton
Sailor Parker
Jackson, Miss
Gorilla Pogt
Wylie’s Drug Store
Mike Clouts Two As Giants Blank Phillies, 4 To 0
Giants overpower Phillies 4 to 0 as Mike Clouts two home runs power the offense. Dodgers fall further behind after Braves win 4-1 to take first in the NL. Reds rally past Cardinals 7-5 to seize fifth, Cubs edge Pirates 4-3 in Pittsburgh.
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Phillies
REDS
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Brazie
Staley
Grodzick
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Lamanno
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Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Oliver Leads Locke Three Strokes In Tom O Shanter Showdown
Ed Porky Oliver of Wilmington holds a three stroke lead over Bobby Locke in the Tom O Shanter tournament after a one under par 71. Furgol, Laffoon, and Keiser chase with rounds in the 60s and 70s as the field tightens at Chicago.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Porky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Bobby Locke
Tom O'Shanter
Vuver
Byron Nelson
Locke
Ed Furgol
Pontiac
Mich
Furgol
Laffoon
Chick Harbert
Detroit
P.G. A
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Keiser
Oliver
Salty Parker May Pilot TL All Stars
The Texas league all star game returns after 1942 with Houston hosting next Wednesday night. The picked squad includes five Fort Worth players, five from Shreveport, three from Beaumont and two each from Dallas Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Sal Parker of Shreveport is favored to manage the team.
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Houston
Houston Buffs
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Francis Sal Parker
Mately
Willard Ramsdell
Bobby Hosnie
Jack McKinner
Mack Stewart
Clarence Podbielan
Pert. Worth
Ralph Hamner
Dwain Sloat
Ferrell Anderson
Shreverort
Ray Mur
Chet_Hadjuk
Anes Cassini
al Rosen
Oklahoma Clix
Johnny Uipon
Polo Tourney Set At Broadmoor In Colorado Springs
Polo teams from Texas, the Isas and Colorado will compete in five cup tournaments at the Broadmoor hotel during a six week season starting July 12. Gilbert Wilson, Broadmoor Polo association manager, announced the event. Texas teams hail from Dallas, San Antonio, San Angelo and Vernon. An estimated 32,000 pool halls exist in the United States.
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Texans Sweep National AAU Track Titles with New Records
Unheralded Steve Seymour set a new American javelin mark at 248 feet 10 inches amid a record‑breaking day in Lincoln. San Antonio AC crews led relay milestones as Harrison Dillard doubled in the hurdles, while Texas stars paced a strong relay run and sprint performances in humid 90 degree weather.
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Steve’ Seymour
Los Angeles
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Texas
Arthur Harndon
Don Sparks
A. Small
Jerry Thompson
San Antonio AC
Dillard
San Antonio
Stymie Captures Sussex Handicap In Track Record Time
Stymie powered to the lead in the stretch to win the mile and a quarter Sussex Handicap at Delaware Park, setting a track record time of 2 02 2/5. Natchez finished second by three and a half lengths with Round View third as Stymie’s earnings surpassed 595 510 dollars. Trainer Hirsch Jacobs had claimed the horse for 1500 dollars earlier.
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Pi— Stymie
Sussex
Delaware Park
Walter M. Jeffords
Natchez
Equestrian
Assault
Little Conn McCreary
Stymie
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Ethel D. Jacobs
Croydon
Sanford Stud
Round View
Hirsch Jacobs
Umpires Under Fire in Friday Doubleheader
An official scorer criticizes Umpires Joe Meadows and E F Henry for poor officiating in Clovis-Lubbock twin bill at Hubber Park. Fans and players blame blown calls and strike zone errors, while the writer urges improvement or retirement for both umpires.
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Choc Hutcheson
Avalanche-Journal
Joe Meadows
E. F. Henry
Hubber Park
Meadows
Henry
Lubbock
Clovis
Messrs
Black Hubbers Face Midland Skyscrapers In Openers
Lubbock based Black Hubbers head to Midland to start a two game set with the Midland Skyscrapers at Indian Park. First pitch is 3 o clock with a second game scheduled for Monday at 8 30. Pitcher Hutcheson will start the opener. Manager James Roy Lewis announced.
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Jones Jack Wilcox
Tony Fiorito
J. B. Palmer
Lamesa
Fiorito
Tom Spears
Gold Sox
Bill Jones
Amarillo
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Fiarito
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Crues
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Marsine
Condon
Graywacz
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Rabe
Martin
Lubbock
Black Hubbers
Fort Worth Giants
Midland
Midland Skyscrapers
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H. S. Hutcheson
Riz Hander
James Roy Lewis
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