Ed Furgol Wins National Open at 284 in 1950
Ed Furgol captured the U S Open with a final total of 284 after a bold gamble on the 345 yard 18th hole. Gene Littler finished two strokes back, while Sam Snead faded late and Hogan struggled in the final rounds. Mayer and Patton also pursued the lead as the field clashed under warm conditions.
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Oscar Fraley
Springfield
N. 2
Ed Furgol
Biastine Ben Hnesn
Sany Snead
Iya
Brock
Furgal
Paln Springs
Calif
Mayer
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Maver
DSA
Missouri
Bolt
Furgol
Papner Liexd Mergrum
Ee Ory
Hogan
Sho Mae
Jouneh
Furga Leld
Eag Nng
Fla
Younester
Car
Aliddiecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Gene Littler
Amon Carter Funds Tech Scholarships and Open Golf News
Amon Carter extends a five thousand eighty nine dollar scholarship gift for tech studies as a cover story alongside reports from the National Open. Furgal field leaders and prominent players like Middlecoff Mangrum and Littler are noted, with Littler posting a strong 69 in the third round and leading a tight chase at the top.
Red Dial valued as priceless asset for Pioneers
Joe Kell argues Red Dial is indispensable to the Clovis Pioneers in the West Texas New Mexico League. Dial’s versatility as pitcher, outfielder, and occasional pinch hitter, plus his relief work, keeps him a non negotiable asset barring disaster. He already starred Friday night by delivering two hitless innings as the Hubbers threatened, underscoring his value and heart.
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Clovis
Dial
Pioneers
Oklahoma
Red
O' Man River
Jack Venable
Ol' Chisholm Trail match drives late hits and homers
In a high scoring game players Fernandez Boyd Paskiewicz led a Cobb-like attack with two base hits and home runs by Fernandez Boyd and Paskiewicz. Reagan added two stolen bases and Valdivielso and Leslie contributed. Recuerra allowed seven hits over four innings and Simmons closed for the win. Lubbock beat Clovis 12 to 9.
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RBI
Fernandez
Paskiewicz
Richardson
Leslie
Rinsa
Valdivielso
Fairchild
Reagan
Boyd
Newsome
Ford
Rosa
Kousacan
Valdisicso
Clovis
Lubbock
Recuerra
Waugh
Simmons
Gleason
Mitchell
Reiger
Hillcrest
Lawson
Strawn Reiger
J. L. Strawn
Jal
City Recreation Department
Addison
Holton
Gilmore
Mobs at New York Bet Event Reported in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mob incident or gathering linked to a bet in New York. Details are unclear, with multiple ellipses and unreadable segments. The readable parts suggest unrest surrounding a wager and a public scene.
Lubbock Defeats Clovis In Extra Inning Win
Lubbock unleashed 16 hits to beat Clovis 12-5 at Odom Field. Pioneers led the league but the visitors pushed ahead in extra innings as umpire Carl Chisholm called out Moose Hochstatter Bill Metzig and Jack Johnson for protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kelly
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Clovis
Odom Field
Pioneers
Carl Chisholm
Moose Hochstatter
Bill Metzig
Jack Johnson
Chis
Holm
Hochstatter
Metzig
Johnson
Ponies Slip Past Dukes in 10th Inning
In Plainview on Saturday night rookie centerfielder Jnk Green hit a leadoff homer in the 10th to lift the Plainview Pones to a 6-3 win over the Albuquerque Dukes for the third straight time before 1,306 fans. George Socha took the loss. See PONIES Page 5.
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Plainview
Jnk Green
Plainview Pones
Hubbers Dominate. Chisholm Ejection System Draws Attention
Section II recounts Hubbers heavy hitting led by Reguera and Oscar Revera, with Lubbock batting on Mitchell and Waugh. Carlie Simmons kept Clovis in check until Jerry Gleason finished the sixth inning, allowing two homers to Boerd and Paskiewicz. Local fans noted the self winding Chisholm system and a decisive field day for Hubbers.
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Reguera
Lubbock
Oscar Reevera
Bill Mitchell
Jim Waugh
Hubbers
Carlie Simmons
Clovis
Jerry Gleason
Gleason
Borger
Lincoln Boerd
Hank Paskiewicz
Pioneers
Lee Hubbers
Hobbs Golf Championship Flight Results
Championship flight results list Addison defeating Holton and Gilmore beating Holton with Lawson and Reiger advancing. Lawser and Keigh also win in various rounds. First and second flights show Stever Rogers Gilmore Marleigie and Hall Kimbrough Adams results. tee times noted. Medal-Play Flight lists Carter and Cole with scores.
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Art Gatts
Avalanche-Journal
Hobbs
Dave Lawson
Lubbock
Hobbs Country Club
Hub City
Jimmy Joe Reiger
Holton Boys
Kenneth
Billy Gilmore
Odessa
A. B
George Addison
Jal
Addison
Gilmore
Lawson
Johnson
Keigh
Sawyer
Tobe Carter
Luke Cole
Morton
Hobbs Golf
A. B. Holton
Ken Holton
J-app
Bill Kreelen
A. L. Strawworsd
Lawser
Reiger
Jack Lawser
Boy Prater
Jack Keigh
E. C. Nex
Bay Walker
Bob Orser
Iaga Johnson
Jake Burton
Johnson Aon Walker
Joe Stever
Cutton Makin
Cinco Rogers
Buster Doran
Consolation Curtis Gilmore
J. L. Cheek
J. B. Mariowe
O. H. Giobs
Tecort
All Houston finalists emerge in Texas Junior Davis Cup
In Wichita Falls June 19 the Texas Junior Davis Cup finals feature Sammy Giammalva Karl Kamrath Jr and Richard Schuette after advances in the day s play Giammalva beat Bobby Wertheimer 6 2 9 7 to reach the final Kamrath faces Schuette in the other semifinal with the final set for Sunday at 2 30 pm Ten players selected by the State Junior Davis Cup Committee will be submitted for national ranking with top ten earning all expenses paid trips to Forest Hills in September
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Wichita Falls
Sammy Giammalva
Karl Kamrath Jr
Richard Schuette
Giammalva
Bobby Wertheimer
Southern Methodist Star
Dallas
Kamrath
Schuette
Forest Hills
Mac Bane
Odessa
Eddie Sledge
Barry Pelton
Garland
David Kent
Amarillo
Courtney Henderson
Jacky Newton
Plainview
Houston
Raymond Ramirez
Stammalva
Bane
Wertheimer
Peiton
Henderson
Levelland Wins Brownfield Invitational Softball Crown
Levelland crushed Denver City 10-2 to claim the Brownfield Lions Club Invitational title. Weldon Taney pitched a one hitter, part of three one-hit games, as Denver City’s offense was stifled.
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Brownfield
Levelland
Denver City
Brownfield Lions Club
Levelland Crew
Willie Holder
Weldon Taney
de- Molays
Amerada Oi
Lou Hubbard
Bert Thomas
Hubbard
Billy Lingle
Winnipeg Signs Barnes as Assistant Coach
Winnipeg Blue Bombers announce the signing of Walter Barnes former LSU guard and Philadelphia Eagles player as an assistant coach on Saturday June 19. Barnes brings pro and college playing background to the team’s coaching staff.
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Winnipeg
Barnes
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Walter Barnes
Louisiana State
Philadelphia Eagles
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ED Furggel
Amon Carter
Oats
Fae
Dave
Joe Kell
Holton Brothers
Ralph Johnson
Billy Walker
Bob Cryer
E. C. Nix
Jack Sawyer
Midland
Bill Breeden
Lewis
Trabucco
Sadler
Oeepee Ee
Benites
Bathehilt
Bevuerra
P A Mitchell
Sean
PO Rosa
Fermandez
Hoehstatter
Pypelee
Ousagan
Leslir
Paseo Gas Simmons
Clanis Nae
Mobs Co
Ny Bet
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Texas
Albuqu Samale
Whitnams
Teneeesei Steel
Davis
Healter Mickelson
I Plainview
Ter
Arthur Sena Steker
Santos
Mickelson
Sena
Arihur
Stoke
Socha
Hy Hur
Santos Sacha
Athur
Rfr
Albuquerque
Plainroy
Carleton and
Heikie
R. Schenck
List Street
Womble Olds
Dad Schenck
Southwest Little League
Don Swanson
Tecoff
Bob Hall
Tom Todd
O. B. Powle Sr
Sam Stoltz
Consolation A. C. Kimbrough
Nolen Garrett
Emmitt Adams
J. W. Brocty
Hall
Poole
Kimbrough
Adams
Buck Jordan
D. L. Tirpitt
T. C. Townsent
Foy Pribble
Leo Jones
George Loefin
L A
Cottingham
Joan Brockers
Teeoff
Jordan
Townsend
Jones
Collingsham
Max Hancock
Floyd Young
Doug Watson
Jeff Browning
Ros Green
Cecil Townsles
D. W. Key
Tom Choate
June Holton
Juanita LeMaire
Evelyn Reiger
Joy Lawson
Juanita
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