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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1946

Page

6

Abilene Wins Overtime Thriller As Thomas Drives Run

Leo Thomas doubled with two out in the bottom of the 12th to give the Abilene Blue Sox a 6 5 victory over the Lubbock Hubbers in Abilene. The two teams set for a Sunday doubleheader, with Len Heinz and Gene Tumelson expected on the mound for Lubbock.

Abilene Leo Thomas Abilene Blue Sox Lubbock Hubbers Len Heinz Gene Tumelson Hubbers al Duarte Zigelman Ed Leiker Pampa Foster White aWrren Hacker South Werbowski Hall Tross Amarillo Lonergan Haskins Devine Ernie Nelson Lubbock

Borger Borgertops Lubbock in 11-3 win at Hubber Park

Borger American Legion pulled away late to beat Lubbock 11 to 3 in six and two thirds, backed by seven errors by Lubbock and six Borger stolen bases. Milton Deason struck out seven to run his streak to 20 K in two nights, while Borger built a 1- run lead, then added four in the seventh to seal it.

Bill Chick Avalanche-Journal Milton Deason Hubber Park Borger American Legion Lubbock Billy Littrell Berger Littrell Walter Higginbotham Roy Dunn Jack Alderson Dunn Jack Louder Vega Amarillo Sikes Borger Abrhpore Tookey Brown Warren Passon Hill Scott Deason McKain Davidson Wall Vaughn Barger Higginbotham

Hobbs Trailers and Sparenberg Win Softball Tourney Games

Hobbs Trailers move into championship against Borden Odessa after beating Hub Laundry 15 2. Sparenberg defeats Lubbock American Legion 14 3 as Dalton Myers leads with three hits and Shorty Marshall shuts the Legionnaires down. Sundown Oilers top United Geophysical Doodlebugs 15 7 behind Craddock pitching and Carpenter’s three hits. Three more games today threaten elimination as six clubs fight to stay in the money.

Troy Davidson Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Hobbs Trailer Borden-Odessa Webster Field Sparenberg Lubbock American Legion Dalton Myers Morris Pruitt Shorty Marshall Marshall Legionnaires Buster Meton Pat Corley Hobbs Trailer Nine Hub Laundry Club Burrus Laundry Nine Hub Harry Burrus Hobbs Clarence Tillery Presto Johnston Bugs Snooks Craddock Oilers Schickton Presley Sundown Carpenter Elliot

Haefner Shuts Out Red Sox for Washington Victory

Mickey Haefner pitched effectively to blank the Boston Red Sox 4 0 giving Washington their first home win of the season. Joe Grace drove in two runs with a first inning triple and Gerry Priddy added an RBI on a groundout as Washington built a 4 0 lead.

Washington Mickey Haefne Boston Red Sox Bostonians Joe Grace Buddy Lewis Grace Stan Spence Mickey Vernon Gerry Priddy Boston Harris Bagby Partee Haefner Evans Lewis Priddy Spence Higgins Spence Pesky Grace Priddy DiMaggio Chisox Cleveland Jack Conway Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Pat Seerey Chicago Haines Tresh Harder Lemon Hegan Conway Haynes Case Sesrey Seerey Gromek Tresky

Scopetone Grabs Batting Honors In West Texas New Mexico League

Scopetone of La Mesa leads the league with a .410 batting average as Ozark Ozark raises his average to .363 with 19 RBIs and six homers. Lubbock’s Al Carr drives in 95 runs and tops 184 total bases. Gordon Nell of Borger holds two-base hit and other leaders shift through the week.

Billy” Scopetone Lamesa George Sturdivant Lubbock Pat Rooney Scapetone Rooney Ozark Danny Ozark Abilene al Carr Joe Bauman Gordon Nell Borger Ed Krage Albuquerque Gordon Goldsberry Warren Hacker Pampa Hill Dick Tross Bill Hewitt Clovis Bill Evans Amarillo Bill Werbowski Evans Bill Garland Pampas Ernie Nelson Gene Tumelson Lubbock Hubbers Berger New York Polo Grounds New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Mike Budnick Philadelphia Jurisich Stancey Semnick Joyce Budnick Lombardi Cooper Gordon Newsome Northey McCormick Wyrostek Mize Rosen Graham Marshall Verban

Rough Grits Preview Two Wrestlers In Feature Bout

Two of the area’s roughest grapplers collide in the Webster park Wednesday night, Gorilla Poggi returning against Leon Kirilenko in the main two out of three falls event. Argentine Bull and Murmansk Madman meet in the semi, with Bill Weidner facing Ken Mayne earlier, while Don Carver meets Benny Trudell in the opener. Card starts at 8 30 p m with 85 cents, 1 25 reserved, and 1 75 ringside.

Webster Park Gorilla Poggi Leon Kirilenko Poggi Murmansk Bill Weidner Ken Mayne Salt Lake City Don Carver New Mexico Benny Trudell Trudell

Mel Eppley wins Mayflower Stakes in Boston

T G Melrose's two year old Mel Eppley led from start to finish to win the $25,000 added Mayflower stakes today in Boston by three quarters of a length over S D Sidell's Silee.

Boston T. G. Melrose Mel Eppley S. D. Sidell Silee

Abilene golfer Gilleland reaches final over Schaal

In Abilene Jones of Abilene defeats Schaal of Lubbock 5-4 in the 36-hole semifinal of the 20th annual Abilene Country Club golf tournament. Gilleland advances to the championship against Jones after beating Kilpatrick 1 up. Cherry loses to Schaal 3-2 in a major upset of the quarterfinals.

Abilene Doug Jones Jimmy Gilleland Abilene Country Club Jones W. A. Schaal Lubbock Gilleland Cotton Kilpatrick Dr. Schaal Don Cherry Wichita Falls Cherry Bill Maxwell Irleland Russell Crownover Stamford Kilpatrick James Dixon

Housing Based For Annual Grid School

Corpus Christi Texas July 6 Bill Carmichael secretary of the Texas High School Coaches Association said housing facilities will be plentiful for the school here Aug. 4 10 Carmichael came here after reports were received at his office in Bryan that the housing situation would be short.

Corpus Christi Tex Bill Carmichael Texas High School Coaches Association Carmichael Bryan

Lamesa Loboes Top Amarillo in High-Scoring 9-6 Affair

Lamesa defeats the Amarillo Gold Sox 9 to 6 in game two of the series. Buck Huckabee wins on the mound with strong support from J B Palmer whose four hits include two homers and five RBIs. Palmer, Melago, and Martin fueled Lamesa’s offense as seven homers were hit in the contest.

Amarillo Amarillo Gold Sox Bob Seed Lamesa Loboes Buck Huckabee J. B. Palmer Bob Leeds Huckabee Palmer Lamesa Harry Lamprich George Sutch Gold Sox Poae Wilcox Ragone Martin Scopetone Fortin Melago Cook C - Huckabee Condon Port Duarte Wilson Williams Bauman Clues Sutch Lamprich Moran Mekules Devine Haskins Duarte Wilcox

Longhorns to Open 1947 Football Season versus Oregon

Texas will meet the University of Oregon in Portland on September 27 1947 in the Longhorns first Pacific Coast game. Athletic Director D X Bible confirms the game and related entertainments for coaches and wives after Oregon’s 1941 visit to Austin ended 71 7 in favor of Texas.

Longhorns Oregon Austin Texas Longhorns University of Oregon

Hogan Grabs Lead In Columbus Golf Play

Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania led the Columbus Invitational Open after 36 holes with a 138 total, one stroke ahead of Ray Hill of Akron and Ed Oliver of Wilmington. Hill fired a 65 to surge, while Oliver paired a 68 with a 71 first round. a crowded 140 group includes Nelson, Demaret, Mangrum and Stranahan as the event tightened.

Columbus Ben Hogan Hershey Little Ben Ray Hill Akron Porky) Oliver Wilmington Del Hill Columbus Country Club Oliver Ray Mangrum Los Angeles Frank Stranahan Toledo Jim Milward Madison Wis Byron Nelson Jimmy Demaret Houston Tex Nelson Demaret Hogan

Black Hubbers to Meet Midland Colts Sunday

The Lubbock Black Hubbers travel to Midland to face the Colts at 2 30 pm with Buford White pitching for James Roy Lewis. The club a 15 4 record after recent home games has lost to Abilene Temple and Fort Worth and has 173 runs for 92 against in 17 games.

Lubbock Midland Colts Buford White James Roy Lewis Black Hubbers Abilene Temple Fort Worth

Managers To Select Loop All-Star Clubs

The West Texas-New Mexico League will stage an All-Star game July 26 with managers picking players and players choosing managers. Fifteen players from the Northern bracket Albuquerque Clovis Pampa and Berger versus a Southern squad from Amarillo Lubbock Lamesa and Abilene. Each division will have four managers choosing a four pitcher two catcher infield and outfield plus a utility infielder and outfielder. Players with most votes by position advance. then All-Star picks a manager in each division.

Yankees Rebels Joe Bauman Amarillo Bilene Pete Spatafore Hayden Greer Leo Thomas Bill Scapetone Lames Krage Abilene al Carr Lubbock Matthews Hack Miller Lee Forrest Bill Evans Ken Olson Pecna Piber Joe Tusko Stu Williams Boyd Watkins Gordon Goldsberry Albuquerque Verdon Gilchrist Larry Gilchrist Bobby Decker Borger Pampa Emmitt Fulenwider Riley Ray Bauer Clovis Zigelman North Glenn Blackwood Bill Garland Archuleta Bill Hair Burger Dick Woldt Darwin Dobbs Milton Price Berger Lamesa

Clovis Tops Pampa In Wild 12-9 Baseball Battle

Clovis Pioneers evened the series at one game each by beating the Pampa Oilers 12 to 9 in a error‑ridden game. Darwin Dobbs pitched well after a rocky start as Clovis rallied from a 7‑1 deficit with six runs in the fourth and four more in the fifth, while Ray Bauer celebrated his wedding by starting a third‑inning rally with a single. Emmit Fulenwider and Virgil Richardson homered for Pampa, Chick Novotney for Clovis.

Clovis Pampa Clovis Pampa Oilers Clovis Pioneers Oilers Pampa Darwin Dobbs Ray Bauer Maurine Simmons Albuquerque Emmit Fulenwider Virgil Richardson Chick Novotney Gist A. Johnston Ferlman Dobbs and Skidsel

Rose Bowl plans large stadium boost expected receipts

California officials say enlarging the Rose Bowl would yield about $100,000 more in annual gate receipts as a reward for expansion.

California

Oil Belt Loop Clubs Take One Week Rest

Oil Belt Loop League pauses Sunday games with Sundown leading and resumes next Sunday on a shifted schedule. Remaining games for each club moved back by a week due to Independence Day action. Standings show Sundown, Seagraves, Kermit tied near top.

Sundown Post Levelland Jal Kermit Seminole Odessa Seagraves Estes Stosa

Washington fullback Jack Stackpool joins Brooklyn Club

University of Washington fullback Jack Stackpool, who previously played for the Philadelphia Eagles, signs with the Brooklyn Football Club of the All American Conference.

Jack Stackpool University of Washington Philadelphia Eagles Brooklyn Football Club

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