Pampa Oilers Lead WT-NM League With Stellar Averages
Pampa Oilers surge atop the West Texas New Mexico circuit as Virgil Richardson leads batting at .517 after 60 plate appearances. Foster White and Warren Hacker post multiple win weeks, while Bauman and Fulenwider clash for RBIs. Lubbock, Abilene, and Albuquerque players notch triples and strikeout tallies across May games.
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Pampa Oilers
Tom Miller
Virgil Richardson
Oilers
Foster White
Warren Hacker
Pampa
Royce Dossett
Borger
George Sturdivant
Lamesa
Sam Malvica
Emmitt Fulenwider
Fulenwider
Bauman
Lubbock
Frank McAlexander
Ed Krage
Pete Spatafore
Abilene
Dwight Collins
Clovis
Alex de la Garza
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Colorado
Bill Evans
Lonergan
Chris Haskins
Chisox Triumph Over Yankees Behind Keller Homers
Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 5 1 as Charlie Keller homered for the third time in as many games and seventh of the season. Bonham and Grove pitched for the Yankees while Bonham allowed six runs on six hits in seven innings. Attendance reached 8 522 with Kolloway Hodgin Appling and Jones contributing RBIs.
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Yanks
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Grove
G. Dickey
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Keller
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Sports Eye Looks for New Players in Hub Club Effort
The piece reports ongoing efforts to recruit talent for the Hub club with President Rosenthal traveling to Dallas to meet Rebel officials. It notes Clovis Pioneers trimming pitching depth and seeking Oklahoma City help, plus local fan chatter about ballpark stretches and memories of Larry Gilchrist’s Army baseball days.
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Dallas
Clovis Pioneers
New Mexico City
Pioneers
Dobbs
Harold Webb
Webb
Pampa
Clovis
Oklahoma City
Larry Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Okinawa
Larry
Babe Ruth
Bergere First To Qualify At Indianapolis 500
Cliff Bergere of Indianapolis became the first driver to qualify for the first post war 500-mile race, posting a ten mile run at an average 126.471 mph. He completed four laps of the speedway oval in 4 minutes 44.65 seconds.
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Indianapolis
Cliff Bergere
Bergere
Hollywood
Speedway Oval
U S and Soviet Rift Deepens Over UN Council Issues
Francis W. Cappenter reports that the United States and Russia clash over how UN economic and social commissions should be composed and how refugees are defined. Moscow pushes for government representatives on all commissions and for hard definitions of refugees including alleged war criminals. The debate colors preparations for the upcoming UN council meeting in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Russia
West
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Council
London
Commission On Human Rights
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
United Nations
Special Commission On
Dallas Duo Reach Finals in Corsicana Golf Invite
Earl Stewart Jr and Dick Martin of Dallas advanced to the finals of the Corsicana Invitation Golf Tournament eleventh annual. They will play 36 holes starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow after Stewart defeated J H Brinkley Fort Worth 4 and 3 and Martin edged R M Selby Houston on the 20th green.
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Dallas
Corsicana
Earl Stewart, Jr
Dick Martin
Stewart
J. H. Brinkley
Fort Worth
Martin
R. M. Selby
Houston
Tigers Trade McCosky for Kell to Bolster Third Base
The Detroit Tigers trade outfielder William Barney McCosky to the Philadelphia Athletics for third baseman George C. Kell. Detroit seeks to shore up defense at third and add power to a weak batting lineup.
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Tigers
Kell
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
William Barney McCosky
Philadelphia Athletics
George C. Kell
Students beautify park at Port Oxford cedar site
One hundred five high school students form a group to plant 8,000 young trees on a 10 acre hillside park overlooking the Pacific Ocean to beautify the state park and preserve the cedar. Work weekends until completion with seedlings supplied by the Oregon and California grant land administration nursery in exchange for war crimes returnees.
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Cool Bay
Ore. U.P
Port Oxford
Pacific Ocean
Oregon and
California Grant Land Administration Nursery
Bowles Forecasts Higher Output and Wages by 1970
Chester Bowles predicts an American economy operating at 400 billion dollars annually by 1970, doubling wartime output. He envisions heavy spending to balance output and purchases with steady private and public investment, yielding rising family incomes across all tiers, including the lower third and top earners. The forecast appears in his upcoming book Tomorrow Without Fear.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
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