Fishing notes and golf tease from Lubbock paper
The Avalanche-Journal reports anglers around town fishing hard with trips to Conchas Lake and Buckhorn Camp yielding crappie bass and catfish. It also previews the Hobbs Country Club invitation tournament and the 1954 national collegiate golf championship at Brae Burn Houston with top players and teams named.
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Mervin Worley
Earl Bowman
Artesia
Conchas
H. B. Bowen
Lubbock
Rock Creek
Possum Kingdom
Lee Hewitt
Dallas
Darwin Prince
Ickey Henry
Smack Eskew
Buckhorn Camp
D&d
Homer Combs
Meadow
Raymond Cone
Mathews
Port Aransas
Henry Lightfoot
C. G. Eades
Aubrey Smith
Beachland Harbor
Wyoming
Bob Magourik
Carleton Stanley
Lake Dallas
Buffalo Lakes
Buffalo
Bill Rodgers
Canada
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Rock
Fisherman
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Georgetown Lake
Montana
Hobbs Country Club
Dode Forrester
Crew
San Angelo
South Plains
Hobbs
Avalanche- Journal
Billi Hart
Brae Burn Country Club
Houston
Earl Moeller
Joe Walser
Oklahoma A&m
Marion Hiskey
North Texas State
Floyd Addington
SMU
Louis Woodworth
Northwestern
Fred Brown
Stanford
Lee Pinkston
Texas
Stan Moses
NTSC
Warren Dailey
Jim Griffitts
USC
Larry Munsie
Ohio State
Sam Sadler
Wichita
Kansas
Dailey
Don Albert
Purdue
Milton Demaret
Jim
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Hogan and Snead Lead Open Field at Baltusrol
In Baltusrol’s three day U S Open preview Hogan and Snead top the 162 golfers field. Hogan seeks a fifth Open title matching Jones and Anderson. Snead aims for his first after years of near misses. Both face health concerns but remain the clear names to beat as play opens.
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Springfield
N. J
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Baltusrol Golf Club
Hogan
Bobby Jones
Willie Anderson
Snead
Olin Dutra
Craig Wood
Wood
Merion
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Oakmont
Slammer
Samuel Jackson
Baltusrol
Sam
Ford and Feller lift Yankees and Indians to early leads
In New York, Whitey Ford struck out eight and allowed two hits in a 2-0 win over the White Sox, lifting the Yankees within 1 1/4 games of the first place. In Boston, Bob Feller earned his third win as the Indians beat the Red Sox 4-3 at Fenway, keeping Cleveland atop the standings.
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Whitey Ford
White Sox
Chicago
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Indians
Red Sox
Boston
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Snead
Spring Mill
Lew Worsham
Cary Middlecoff
Washington
Lou Kretlow
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
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Howie Fox
Orioles
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Pierre Stars In Victory As Albuquerque Beats Amarillo 3-2
Shortstop Joe Pierre delivered a decisive triple in the 11th inning and scored on Tom Jordan's one-bagger to lift Albuquerque to a 3-2 win over Amarillo. Bud Bauhefer earned his seventh win of the season. Eddie
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Albuquerque
Joe Pierre
Tom Jordan
Amarillo
Bud Bauhefer
Eddie
National League victory delays another Cubs drought
New York tops Chicago 4 2 on Mays homer and Dark single driving in two in the ninth. Al Dark's late hit and Mays power gave the Giants a 4-2 win on the western road trip.
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Cubs
New York
Mays
Davey Williams
Dusty Rhodes
Ray Katt
Whitey Lockman
Alvin Dark
Chicago
L'kman
Omiksis
Ark
Gtalbot
Pson
Jacks
Irvin
Olivier
Mueller
Osauer
O Banks
Will
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Chicaco
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Baseball Scores From Various Leagues This Evening
A dense roundup shows results across Texas leagues and the majors with multiple games rained out or postponed. Notable scores include New York over Chicago 2 0 in one set, Baltimore beating Washington 8 3, and Philadelphia downing Boston 4 3.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lopat
Port
Trucks
Wynn
Married
Sullivan
Clevenger
Turley
Pillette
McDermott
Porterfield
Kellner
Portocarrero
Zaverink
Hoeft
Shreveport Beats Fort Worth 4 3 To Grab Texas League Standings
Shreveport Sports moved to sole second in the Texas League by defeating Fort Worth Cats 4 to 3. John Andre pitched a complete game for Shreveport against Karl Spooner, with a three-run fifth inning deciding the outcome. Dallas later blanked Beaumont 8 0 as Jodie Beeler homered, and George Condrick shut out Oklahoma City 5 2 for Houston.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Sonny Dixon
Bill Renna
Ralph Branca
Harvey Kuenn
Athletics
Wayne Belardi
Tigers
Dixon
Washington Senators
Bob Trice
Bill Tuttle
Trice
Branca
Ned Garver
ST. Louis
Dick Littlefield
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis Cardinals
Baltimore Orioles
Cal Abrams
Red Birds
Frank Thomas
Preston Ward
Alex Grammas
Red Schoendienst
Curt Roberts
Gair Allie
Ward
Pirates
Schoendienst
Wally Moon
Bill Sarni
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Gerry Staley
Pittsburgh
Allie
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Jackowski
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tulsa
Shreveport Sports
Fort Worth Cats
John Andre
Karl Spooner
Andre
Jones
Spooner
Ronning
John
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Beaumont Exporters
Dallas Eagles
Eagles
Jodie Beeler
Willard Ramsdell
George Condrick
Houston Buffs
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Indians
Condrick
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Smith
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Tomkinson
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Lawyer Preparing $51,500 Damage Suit Against Clubs
Houston attorney Percy Foreman said he will file a $31,500 damage suit against the Houston and Fort Worth clubs of the Texas League and against Fort Worth manager Al Vincent. The suit covers injuries to Carl Bryant from an incident dated June 2 during a doubleheader, when Bryant was struck by Vincent after a fan dispute. Bryant suffered a broken nose and ear drum damage.
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Houston
Percy Foreman
Fort Worth
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Foreman
Carl Bryant
Vincent
Bryant
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