Four Home Clubs Win as Pampa Leads West Texas-New Mexico League
Sunday results boost home teams in the West Texas-New Mexico league led by the hot Pampa Oilers who swept a two game series to grab the league lead. Lubbock Hubbers fell to Albuquerque 4 to 3 as Vic Tephens and Scott Whiffs dominant pitching stalled the Hubbers. Abi lene Blue Sox dropped at Borger 9 to 4, while Clovis Pioneers beat Amarillo 9 to 5 behind Knowles Piercey and Joe Bauman homers.
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Albuquerque
Hubbers
Hack Miller
Scott Whiffs
W. D. Scott
Lubbock
Ernie Nelson
Victephens
Scott
al Carr
Frank Alexander
Duke
Alex de la Garza
Miller
Hubs
Hulers
Dixon
Arr
Wally Fitch
Robby Robinson
Dukes
Pampa
Lamesa Leboes
Foster White
Richardson
Virgil Richardson
Oilers
Lamesa
Dalien McPike
Abilene
Blue Sox
Panhandle
Borger Gassers
Jess Upton
Berger
Leon Larraille
Joe Langston
Langston
Vardon Guchrist
Bobby Decker
Clovis Pioneers
Pioneers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Bob Seeds
Knowles
Lefty
Pierceyv
Oklahoma City Indians
Piercey
Amarillo
Sox
Joe Bauman
Seedsmen
Sutch
Bill
Moran
Abilene Blue Sox
Clovis
New Mexico
Borger
OC Stephens
Wenderoth
Robbins
Uwwtlt Lll Cos
Nelson
Fitch
Reardon
Mize
Dtowecwus Oe
Bryan and
Smith
Seagraves Nips Levelland Nine In Oil Belt opener
Seagraves beat Levelland 16 to 13 as Donald Reeves pitched all nine for Seagraves. Levelland’s Estes started, then Haven relieved in the third. Carl Woods homered for Levelland, Haynes tripled and doubled for Seagraves. Weather teased the game with clouds, wind and sun. Moran homered for Amarillo in a separate note. Pampa and Albuquerque series mentioned.
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Levelland
Patsy Gentry
Seagraves
Donald Reeves
Estes
Hi Haven
Carl Woods
Haynes
Pasteeth Promises Firmer Dentures and Fresh Breath
A drug store advertisement touts PASTEETH as an alkaline denture powder that holds false teeth more firmly for easier eating and talking. It claims no gummy taste and helps eliminate denture odor, urging readers to purchase at any pharmacy.
Hamilton Will Head Football Officials
Stump Hamilton was named president of the South Plains Officials Association at a Hilton hotel meeting. J. G. Keyes, Lubbock High head coach, was named vice president, and Curtis Barrett was secretary treasurer. C. I. Wall was named lifetime honorary member and several officials were chosen for a rules committee to draft a constitution.
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Stump Hamilton
South Plains Officials Association
Hilton Hotel
J. G. (Goober) Keyes
Lubbock High School
Curtis Barrett
City Recreational Department
C. I. (Stoney) Wall
Kansas University
Wall
South Plains High Schools
Ross Ayers
Lubbock
E. J. Lowrey
Vernon Brewer
Tohoka
Jim Neill
Lamesa
Potts Anderson
North Dallas High School
Tech Trackmen Head to Tucson for Border Conference Meet
A dozen Texas Tech athletes travel to Tucson for the Border Conference track meet with prelims Saturday and finals Sunday. Coach Walker Nichols aims to surpass the 1941 Tech total of 19 points and eyes strong showings from quarter milers Robbie Lewis Bill Kelley Hewitt Allison and Charles Reynolds along with disciplines in discus shot put high jump pole vault and dashes.
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Red Raiders
Texas Tech
Tucson
Tech
Walker Nichols
Robbie Lewis
Bill Kelley
Hewitt Allison
Charles Reynolds
Fort Worth
Willie Florence
Texas
Howard Payne
Florence
Schlinkman
Walter Schlinkman
Reynolds
George Brewer
Brewer
Bennie Tidwell
Tommie Polk
James Cruser
Charles Roe
West Texas
New Mexico
Musial Bats Cards Into A Tie With Bums In National Loop
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals is hitting .415 after 65 games with 27 hits, threatening the NL and tied atop the standings as the Cardinals split with the Boston Braves 7-2 then 10-4. The day also saw Ernie Bonham debut for the Yankees in a 4-2 win over the White Sox and Hank Greenberg end Detroit’s six-game skid with a homer.
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Musial
Associated Press
Stanley Frank Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams
Bill Terry
Cardinal
Redbirds
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Boston
Braves
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankee
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Women's Tourney Opens In Dallas
A field of 130 entered qualifying rounds of the Southern Golf Association women's tournament in Dallas. Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs, Ga., is the top favorite as play begins with 18-hole qualifying at Dallas Country Club and match play to start tomorrow.
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Dallas
Southern Golf Association
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Kentucky
Florida
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Dallas Country Club
Reds And Cats Remain Tied In Texas League Action
Houston breaks five game skid by beating Dallas 8 to 7 in 14 innings. San Antonio over Fort Worth 4 to 3 after a previous three game slide. Charley Grant delivers a 10th inning homer for the Missions in an extra frame win. Oklahoma City falls 7-2 to Beaumont as the Exporters sweep the series. Tulsa and Shreveport split. Oilers win first game 8-3 then lose 5-1.
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Dallas
Houston
Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Associated Press
Rebels
Padre Charley Grant
Missions
Cats
Tribe
Oklahomans
Oilers
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M. Rogers
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U. S
Lamela
E. Brookbank
von Martin
Fortin
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Holcomb
Oley
Esse
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Ewe Richardson
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Zigelman
White
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Otey
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Martin
McPike
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Tey
Pulenwider
Cluel
Wilcox
Palmer
Larraile
Anderson
Upton
Clawitter
Spurs
Correa
Devine
Bucher
Hampton
Lubbock Pampa
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Amaarillo Annnen
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Southern Association
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Memphis Ee
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Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mobile
Drs. English and Hunt
West Texas’ Clinic
Association OF
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Peter
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Mac's Hobby Shop
19Th Street
Velasquez
Seville
Mark Halsey
C.P.A
G.I
Draughon’s Business College
Lubbech
Atkins Lumber CO
Tex
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Athletics
Prince Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Reds
Johnny Vandermeer
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Cecil Travis
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Lubbock Medical Clinic
DR. E. M. Whitacre
Myrick
F. W Zachary
DRS. McIlroy & McIlroy ND
S & DC
Just Oil
Baker Bros
Sway D
Bugs Bunny
Ing
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DODGE
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Johnny Angel
George Raft
Signe Hasso
George O'Brien
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Errol
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Frank Martinez & Orchestra
Brownfield Highway
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B. E. Needles
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