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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1954

Page

7

Oilers Open Home Stand Against Carlsbad

Odessa's Oilers seek to end a four game slide as Wes Ortiz starts tonight at Oiler Park against Carlsbad Potashers. Tomorrow night and through weekend, Artesia and Roswell visit with Rosters and big hits shaping the homestand.

Odessa Oilers Oiler Park Wes Ortiz Carlsbad Potashers Carlsbad Artesia Numexers Big Spring Ortiz Ramon Lara Gene Nalley Roswell Midland Rocket Joe Bauman Tom Sawyer Jom Pace Barney Batson Tony DiPrimo Leroy Molden Rockets Sawyer Paul Kelley Maurice Proulx Bauman Earl Caldwell Jim Pace Vlews Batson Pace Lara Carroll Homestum Bob Bauer Weldon Day Lagza Pav Weeks Hank Gonzales Nailey Jamie Fais Gonzalez Rosweil

Midland Artesia Battle For Second Title Clash

Midland edged Artesia 8-7 to narrow the gap for second place as the Longhorn League race tightens. Carlsbad crushed San Angelo 13-1 and Big Spring beat Sweetwater 20-11 while Odessa lost both to the Rockets who swept in a 149 run two game series. Vic Stryska took losses for Artesia both nights as Fornall pitched Carlsbad to his ninth win.

Roswell Artesia Midland Rockets Odessa Carlsbad San Angelo Colts Big Spring Sweetwater Indians NuMexers Vic Stryska Jim Lankford del Rio Mike Rainer Potashers Osorio Fornall Colts

Pub Links Golfers Still Qualifying

A field of 170 public links golfers will compete over 36 holes for 17 places in the National Publinx Tournament at Cedar Crest July 17. The largest Texas Publinx field will play across Tenison Park and Cedar Crest with morning rounds at one course and afternoon at the other.

Dallas Cedar Crest Tenison Park Hlalf Tenison

Perez Favored To Beat Bassett In Madison Square Garden Fight

Brooklyn lightweight Lalu Perez is 17-5 to defeat Philadelphia’s Percy Bassett in a 12 round featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner earns an October title shot at Sand Saddler per Robert Christengesry, NY Boxing Commission chair.

New York Lalu Perez Brooklyn Percy Bassett Philadelphia Madison Square Garden Sand Saddler Robert Christengesry New York Boxing Commission World Committee For Boxing

Good Caddie Should Know All Clubs Watch The Ball

The Western Golf Association promotes a caddie manual Pin Pointers with a daily dozen of rules. Highlights urge caddies to know all clubs, stand still, keep quiet, watch the ball, replace divots, replace sand traps, and memorize hole yardages. It emphasizes politeness, preparation, and pace.

Chicago Western Golf Assn

Odessa Blue Sox open district play with rout of Monahans

Odessa Blue Sox beat Monahans 20 to 3 in American Legion baseball opener as Dale DeHart pitched a four hitter with five walks and nine strikeouts. Stice and Erwin led the offense with multi hit games while Monahans pitchers issued 16 walks.

Leo Eastham Odessa Blue Sox Monahans American Legion Dale DeHart Odessa Larry Billhartz Dick Stice Gerald Erwin Blue Sox Stice White Erwin

Bartzen Advances In SW Open Meet

Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo defeated Calhoun Dickson of Tampa 6-1 6-4 to push into the quarterfinals of the Southwest Open Tennis Tournament in Little Rock. Les Longshore of Anniston, seeded tenth, beat James Schulze of Commerce 10-8 6-0 to reach the quarters. John Leach of Los Angeles defeated Gene Land of Denison 8-6 6-4, and Jack Frost of San Francisco ousted Earl Kamrath Jr. of Houston.

Little Rock P Bernard Bartzen San Angelo Texans Bartzen Calhoun Dickson Tampa Fla Les Longshore Anniston Ala James Schulze Commerce Tex John Leach Los Angeles Gene Land Denison Jack Frost San Francisco Earl Kamrath Jr Houston

Across the Country Travel Ad Warns Against Speeding

A travel advertisement suggests speeders miss much and urges readers to notice broken fire plugs and damaged phone posts as signs of neglect and spots to explore.

Tennis Tourney Opens At Local High School Courts

Action began at 9 a.m. in the Texas District Development Tennis meet for boys and girls 14 and under and 18 and under. The event runs through Saturday with doubles and singles winners advancing to the state meet in Beaumont on July 23-24.

Texas Beaumont

Houston Shows Increase In Fans This Season

The Texas League reports Houston attendance rose this year, correcting an earlier down figure due to counting methods. Fort Worth and San Antonio also show gains while other clubs’ numbers remain unchanged.

Houston Fort Worth Texas League San Antonio

Lees Holds Two Stroke Lead At Oaks Tournament

Arthur Lees, British Ryder Cup ace, held a two stroke lead over Bobby Locke of South Africa at the Oaks tournament halfway mark in Birmingham. Lees carded a 68 for a 137 total, while Locke posted 72 after leading after round one as 48 players advanced to Friday’s final two rounds.

Birmingham Eng Arthur Lees Bobby Locke South Africa Lees Locke

Dawson's No Hit Game Sparks City

Dawson hurled a no hitter for Continental Conoceans in a 5-1 win over Continental Seismograph. He struck out 12 batters as Herbert Lippe took the loss. Beck Construction defeated Phillips Goldsmith 14-11 with Robert Rigsby the winning pitcher. Tonight's games feature Phillips vs Shell TXL and Sun Oil vs Magnolia at East County Park.

S. Dawson Continental Conoceans Continental Seismograph Dawson Herbert Lippe Beck Construction Phillips Goldsmith Robert Rigsby I. Carter J. Davenport Beck East County Park Phillips Shell Txl Sun Oil Magnolia

Rebels Pacing NCAA Tourney In Quarterfinals

Eight top college golfers reach the National Collegiate title quarterfinals in Houston with Texan survivors A J Triggs Benny Castreo and Floyd Addington. Purdue’s Don Albert is the lone north of Mason Dixon line finalist and matches include Triggs vs Albert and Addington vs Merrins with two more to advance to Saturday finals.

Houston A. J. Triggs Benny Castleo North Texas State Floyd Addington Southern Methodist Louisiana State Eddie Merrins Cecil Calhoun Don Albert Purdue Mason- Dixon Line Hillman Robbins Memphis State Joe Correll North Carolina University Albert Triggs Addington Merrins Castreo Robbins Calhoun Correll Ed Wallace Pennsylvania Warren Dailey Stanford Tommy Cruse Lee Pinkston Texas Bobby Moncrief Stan Moses North Texas State Fred Jones Jr Ohio State Jim Mangrum LSU Allen Mundle Oregon David Love Frank Stevenson Georgia Ab Justice Oklahoma A&m Tom Towry SMU Fred Brown Dick Norston Joe Walser

Schoolboy Tennis Semifinal Matchups Set

Defending champion Mike Green of Miami Beach faces Maxwell Brown of Louisville in the National Interscholastic Tennis Tournament semifinals in Charlottesville Virginia. Gregory Grant of South Pasadena meets fourth seed Donald Dell of Washington in the other semifinal.

Charlottesville Mike Green Miami Beach Fla Maxwell Brown Louisville Gregory Grant South Pasadena Calif Donald Dell Washington

Coors Maintains Bowling Lead With 4 0 Victory

Coors Beer blanked Nelson Supply 4 0 to hold the Mixed Summer Bowling lead while Lone Star Beer stayed two games back by defeating Hazel Hendricks 4 0. Day's Drive In beat Schlitz Beer 3 1 2 to 1 2 and Jax Beer won 3 1 over Earnest Broughton. Lone Star swept team honors with a 658 game and 1885 series. Coors was second with 652 and 1813.

Coors Beer Nelson Supply Lone Star Beer Hazel Hendricks Day Schlitz Beer Jax Beer Farness Broughton Lone Star Coors Jane Matthews LaVerne Sturdivant George Horton Floyd Amburgey Amburgey Bob Noah Marion McCoy Iean Sobbiec Jax Beer c Earnest Broughton Pta Netlzon Hazel

Worsham Named Pro at Coral Ridge Country Club

Lew Worsham, 1947 U S Open champion, was named club pro at Coral Ridge Country Club in Lauderdale Florida. Able announced the appointment while noting Worsham will keep his Oakmont Country Club post in Pennsylvania.

Ft, Lauderdale Fla Lew Worsham Coral Ridge Country Club Robert C. Able Worsham Oakmont Pa.) Country Club

Shreveport Extends Texas League Lead With 7-3 Win

Shreveport beat Oklahoma City 7-3 Thursday night to widen its Texas League lead to two games. Dallas edged San Antonio 3-2 while Fort Worth defeated Houston 7-2 and Ziggy Jasinski powered Beaumont past Tulsa. Les Fleming drove in Dallas's winning run in the ninth.

Shreveport Sports Oklahoma City San Antonio Iback Dallas Fort Worth Houston Ee Beaumont Tulsa Shreveport al Papai Bob van Eman Indians Les Fleming Beaumont Eagles Karl Spooner Ziggy Jasinski Oilers al McNeilance Fleming Buzz Clarkson

Women's Collegiate Golf Championship Semifinalists Named

Four players reached the semifinals of the 10th annual Women's Collegiate golf championship in Greensboro. Nancy Reed of Peabody College upset UP Medalist Marlene Gesell of Minnesota 4 and 5, while Barbara McIntire of Toledo University edged through after earlier troubles. Pat Lesser of Seattle University defeated Miriam Cook of LSU 8 and 6 in the quarterfinals.

Greensboro N.C Marlene Gesell University of Minnesota Miss Gesell Nancy Reed Peabody College Nashville Pat Lesser Seattle University Miriam iCook Louisiana State

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