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Amarillo Takes Series Lead Over" nte Wallop Pioneers; Gassers, Dukes All Even Dallas In Texas League Playoffs Associated Piv.ss to By the Amailllo over Clovis and Moru'er find Imquerque all in the. nnne Texas New Mexico LeMgue's. In semifinal playoffs. idild Tl Amnrillo Sox. who risuo.

lied Borger for tliiril over li regulur season roiUe. trimmed tl Clovis antl if man live; -ire nece.s.-.ary to deter- ll-e, I'mn lists. Ui3 gume nl An illo. 'lie Sox broke loose for a do- five runs in the fourth i- inning. Curvebnller scattered 11 Cknis hits in Hot-gar, lie nnd his mate--- hopped rjn and losing pitcher Jim C.iin for three runs in the third and total of safelms.

Catch- M- Art CuiUi led the Albuquerque ntlack on Cnin nnd Reliefer Mel Miller wilh three lor three. Vennblei Manager Uoyd Brown nominal- Twirl-Jed himself to hurl for the Oas.s- Mi Manning. If Mulrnliv. l.f I'ollls. 2li Veil Is By THE ASSOCIATED The Oklahoma City Indians downed the Dallas Eagles, -I to 1, Fundnv behind tim five- hit pitching of Alehley to win first round of the Sbaugh- nessy playoffs in th Texas League.

The Indians will meet the By incurs ti-4 k-ft the runaway ThiH ing the six to loaii-'Ihev, s' homiM' nrs in the final standings, in unaccustomed role of trailing games one. wa.s Albuquertjuo's Dukes pulle.i nine even in Ihcir half of Uie play-! doubli'-i in ofts by thumping They game apiece. Amnrillo and Clovis are scheduled lo play their fourth game Monday nigiit in Tiie OaFscrs move lo Bor- three games. They'll switcti the in the ihird was the only extra two' lhi.se blow for the Pioneers. The in Mondny night aborirdifjuken planned to Keel who yielded but saw two fall for Amarillo's big inning ry Clov F'olknuin.

his mnfes lost thr in the-') Herb Dn.mico is pilcl' Amarillo and Harry- Young for Clovis in their game Monday night. Kd Flanagan twirled five -bit ball for the Dukes' vlrloiy over All Po (i U) A li 2 I ti IMIH nun Venahle -Jtiir lilt III 1 lanVierton lo I'ein- -rloii lo to Klchari HOII -n-v to Follis to Connor-i. I.OH IOVM ill Amiii-lllo f'. ff I)l11 I so hy Hial yninilil Ci-niii'unrl Williiunso fihrevcporl Sports nighl! lowing Sunday's activil.ie.s whie.h in Shreveport. The Louisiana'saw the Yankees win "the big one" heam entered the finals by beat- from the Indians in Cleveinnd and Mil-Ill-? Fort Worth -t gnme.s to Ihe Ciants miss n.

grand opporluni- Dallas won nnlv the first 1 Do "B' fifth gamos 'in its series Oklahoma City ReylU)) collab- u.sed their aee hurler, IJaxo "oj- nlln in rino slv 1( Yankees The Eagles ve fo pilt'hcrs to the mound Dallas in a futile try lo slop Oklahoma City. Yank's Stock Rises With Win Over Tribe; Status Quo In NL Af Sports Writer Philadelphia's Athletics took two'hind lo ijeal the Pirnles twice. The New York Yankees appear! from the St. Louis Browns, in-5J A two-out, ninth inning homer by to hnvn their fourth nnd 2-1; Washington whmned HIP, rookie Ed Mathews gave the pennant wrapped up. The fasl-fnd- 1 Detroit Tigers, fi-2; and Chicago's Braves a first-game vjctory.

Bob ing Brooklyn Dodgcr.s' are ready White Sox nipped the Boston Red' Schtillz made it a split for the to he taken but the New York'Sox, 4-3 in 17 innings. I Cubs, helping to win hi.s' own. game Giants haven't the guns wiUi which Ca.s'ey Stengel wouldn't call his wilh' a runs-scoring double in the lo do it. Yankees "in" and Al would loth of the nightcap. Thai was the picture today fol-'nol.

count his Indians "out." but the the The White Sox hiked their third- cold facts plainly that place lend in tne American League Yankees win only six of their Tim- Borger Ab Amarillo I'lirry. MiiclilnsK Ah Po A Snead Wins Eastern Open In Baltimore Frank Stranahan Cuts Niche For Himself In World Of Golf CHICAGO rahan has himself in Association's (IV) Frank Atlanta 3 and 2 yesterday in CH rved a niche M-hole winrtup of the Western Golf i the 50th meet. He did it with hull of fame by recovery shots Albuquerque ttiirlf.son, f'f lilkai-fl, If Cuilli, i- la Ah I Hnllcr. KS In Po I I I I 2 7 4 I 1 H' II I I I A the Indians, crease their American League lead over the Tribe to games. Now has 11 games left, to play and The game wnr-, a loss-lip for I Cleveland 10.

innings, though Ilie Tribe, limns was never behit" 1 Kuss two-run homer in the seventh wrapped up the Clinic I The prade remaining 11, the Indians must win. eight of 10 to lie. Lopat and lleynold.s limited the Indians' to nine hits. Lopnl wns given credit for Hie victory. Mike Garcia, who hadn't been scored on in SO innings, gave up four rti'is in the third inning during a four- hit barrage lo be lagged with his 10th defeat.

He has won 20. Rookies Shine A pair of rookies with than a month of major lengue experi- do- AHhough shutout 4-0 by Cinein-l encc wore the iiilprits in the nati Ilcds the Dodgers were of the' Dodders Giants, to retain their three-game Nation- A fjiund slam hona-r by Green- League margin over the the fir.st of hi.s began wilh Hal Kriekson and nn-nn Giants when Ihe 'i-nlaro i Ir.atrue career, all wound up I In between with were of Dallas pitchers nerup Giants when to a full gave over the Athletics when Rocno Krsnlch singled with the bases loaded in the 1.7th to score Same Mele wilh the winning run against Boston. The AthleUcs moved past lha Red Sox inlo fourth place wilh Iheir Iwo victories over Browns. Southpaw Bobby Shantz and Alex Kellner pilched Ihe triumphs. Con Marrero'won his llth as Washington pounded loser Ted ray and Hal While for 13 hils.

II was the 9'tth defeal for Ihe Tigers, Ihe mosl defeals ever suffer, cd by a Delroit learn. Sanliago. I Jon Mossi, the St. Louis Cardinals' New Yorkers. M-4.

thiid-plficei drubbed the The Brooks, as the Merman Dodgers A Ihe Cincinnati run Wehmeier slopped Ed Varhely find Pete Ma- oiants and Cords each have li! with six hils. i-i. games left, lo play. The An 11-run explosion in Ihe fiflh Erickson gave up the first the Dodgers by seven games! inning snapped'a, 3-3 tie and en- 1 tne Gianls hv foul lablecl Ihe Cardinals to administer BALTIMORE has one new golf the Eastern Open, belt today and has leveled on another. Snead won the Kastern Open by margin of two strokes in his first crack at it Sunday and hi; has the same designs on the inaugural National Celebrities Open starting Thursday in Washington.

Besides adding another tourney championship to a list which already is close to 100, is interested in another $2,400 first prize. The Eastern Open check for that amount boosted his year's earnings to That leaves him only $562 behind third-place Jack Burke among the leading money winners. Burke is reported to have put away his clubs for the year to concentrate on getting married. Snead, whose devotion to the dollar is a standard joke among the pros, bus been first or second ill the money list since he started playing professionally in The 38 year old Virginian showed he was in peak iVirm by winning the Eastern Open with a record-breaking 257. He was four strokes under the record of the past two tourneys, 13 under par for Ml.

Pleasant and two in front of second-place Ed Porky Oliver of Lemont, 111. Ward, and t. I'vinnine the group's amateur ThSioS thUurlh on his victory joins sncli old timers Is eye Kva ins ULddiy the on)y man lo maUe 8Uch miiiiopoly of the Amateur crown. Shortly after I he turn of the lead or ever century Egati won il. four times, thereatter and llien Evans captured il eight tunes.

walloped Frank for the British Amateur ris title last June at Prestwick, Scol- asllnntl. lost tin- first hole the Toledo millionaire's son hoi coveled Western led out a Wfird never was nble lo By Innings in other the Phil.dol- phia Phillies swept a twin bill from OI K(M iCuilli. when am, ii'M nix 'i, Klejtas, lini'li'Miii. ii'n KlUnnl, fiiilti. 3 Pi ill.

I take the square the malgh 7, HI! Uul'i'ield. SVriuhl mi'' and AlhiinncrmH' 7. Stranahan, who has won about every amateur titles but the. After a blistering three-underpin- 68 in the morning, Slrana- ban par finished the 34 holes in even while Ward was four over every fuimiuui "V.L BOB off 'r Mill'-r 2 SO bv Miirinxiii rti Milll tivr MI flp.ldi l.osftr Time 1 limnli-RN Theodore iitid L.nrim>»- A Only 2 Ousted Cadets Would Return If The Arm Let Them Legal Publications NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed lo the f'ounty of Uriiy I 'niniiy. Texa.s will at the oi'fli'i! of tic Dork.

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eallei; lo the fai-t thai he paiil on I pl-ojeet nol than I neneial of have heen hy tin: 'iwin-r us Ihe Mechanic, WorKir.in or Type of Labor Klillli-il Keini- Gen. Prevail- iny per diem based on 8-honr wii kinfi day C.mi In 3 r. Prevailing Hourly a') MURRAY OLDKKMAN NIOA Stuff Cdi'respoiulent NKW YORK (NKAi Onlyj of 'M West Point football' playeis dismissed for cri'obing indicate th'-y return to tlic Academy 'if Ihe Army granted sudden for their "sin, One is Hardy Stone II, a tackle 'Mississippi State, who intends to follow a regular Army cnrfter, Iowa State l.ackl(. Stone, nn ROTC senior, was presented an awarci lust June ior the "Outstanding Mililavy Stu- flenl. Mississippi Slate" an selected Cadet Colonel for the comii'g school year.

Krick.son barely missed making the Olympic wrestling team, eliminated in the semi-finals by the eventual winner. The 20B pound- er went to Iowa Slate because w-re pressed for time, and tried to clioo.se the school il" 1 me the best offer and yet ranked high Town Stale is rather in admitting that. Krickson and Walt Walker, nn Point halfback from OUumwa, are in Krickson remarked wi.sltully, "I believe. 1 would go back to Wfcsl Point if il would be poj- in a year or The rest? "I'm too accustomed to civilian Jife to br.ck to the ivgimcnied living up one iormei- cadet. "Be.sid<-T, my pride wouldn't permit it." Two bluntly many eadel.s who remained to play football for Army in were also cribbeis "lOverybotly knows we got a raw deal," snapped Kay Mala- va.si, vvho expects amnesty to bo gi unled hi.s group Fall.

of their motives for getting involved in the cribbing scandal reveals the pi uvulenl tiieme that triund.ship, personal loyalty ind the footuall a in the code. That owr-emphaj-is of loolba.ll was a lactor must be Lool: the roster of di.smi.s.sed caiicts. Seven arc from Pennsylvania, five from New Jersey (football talenl That's almost one third of Ihe not an equitable distribution of talent for an in.slilulion a I "These-are tnen. of high characte COACH RED BLAIK 1 in Ihe first." But the Kagles tied the count in the bottom of the hccond. Johnny Creek misjudged r.uss Burn's double in the third tor anolher Oklahoma City score.

The Indians pulled three double plays in Ihe g'lme. One of themjning the opener 1-0, and the Cubs a Dallas scoring Ihrcal'taking Ihe second game in 10 ir. Ihe Ihird inning. innings. a Odessa Oilers Meet Midland In Finals By Ihe Associated Press The Odessa niecl Midland in.

Odessa lonighl in Ihe League- play-offs. Odessa manatee', only four hils off Artesia's Mike Rodriguez Sun- ay night, but they counted for viclory. The scries win was 1. Martin TYcdawny laid down a ID DOWN A acrlflce bunt in ilie sixth in- ing lo squeeze in Boh Martin third with the winning run. rfartin had led off Ihe inning The Oilers' olher run came in he Ihird when Paul Dieppa sin- ed and made third on an error, rtarlin filed lo deep center bring ng Dieppa home.

Artesia. got its only run off Villarreal, who scattered even hits in going the ilistance. Alonzo walked in Ilie fiftli nd trolled hoine on a ule double bv Vince Sarubbi. Midland benl Big Spring 'i in Ihe other semi- d.fel. to Dave Kos.o, an old nemesis.

Harvey Haddix, 26-year-old Pills'burgh 5-2 and 2-1; Boston's southpaw, on, terminal le'ive from Braves and Chicago Cubs divided a doubleheadcr, the win-, 1 Ihe Army, the Cards, hits. Curt Simmons went the distance for permitting only four and Ru.w Meyer each racked up his 12th win of Ihe men 1'i'om all over draws its nation. That these former cadets arc "man of high character," as Coach Karl Blaik inaiatn-J after their must also be conceded. Their splendid anademio and athletic progress at 21 different col- proves H. Only two of MS to continue their education.

Ironically, HO per 'cent of these men, deemed unfit for West Point frietalleil l.ahor Kales ill till: Hpeeilieall'n- The Ulrliler's attention nlso i-alled 10 Ihr ioiiK i oiii'i-riiinK inlnimiiin wane ami liourr- employment ii.elmle.l in the Spi.in- and i-oinpliani'i: hf- liill No. of Ihi: ami Hill No. in 'il Hie Slal4' all II LUMBER CO. Your Duoont Paint Dealer 11(1 W. Tlmt Plmne Z57 theiind (3) an Ilerim Commille of Wesl Poinl Graduates.

are: Their aims are to reveal 11" hushed up behind the di rniaaUs and put pressure on We Poinl and Congress 'to grant tl boys honorable discharges a clear their "honor. 1 1'ublic and official ripalhy hi nuirked tlieir el forts. The real job of redeeming nuiu in beiriK by the cadets them Helves through tlieir conduct siiict 1952 Quarterbacks Meet Tonight The first meeting of the 1952. 53 season of the Pampa Qdarter. back Club will be held tonight.

The meeting plane has been changed to the Sam Houston Jun- at 8 presi- Wrestling At Soufhern Club niofessional wrestling re- Waxa.bac!:ie cowboy, going against I (11, I i il. i i vi I'l £: 1 1 fill ames to 0, in.al series. 11 Is believed I hat China If. first windmills before one and thai Europe's vinilmill.s appeared in Ih'j century. Indoor turns to Pain.ju this week with Iho ii.nnounci'iuenl.

by PronaAar Howarrl Vineyard lhu.t he a leased Ihe Soulhern Club again this "winter for a nine-month period. The first indoor card will be held I his com ing Wednesday nighl with e.ilnrftil and power- importation Kinju Hhibuya, from Jiipan. That will be the lineup on the iiiuit? event, one or two out of three falls. In the semifinal, 4.0 two-out-of-three, Jack 0'Reilly, Ihe muscular and talented Australian, battles Amarillo's George Overhul.s. ior High School at Ihe corner ot Cook and Somerville streets.

Tlie meeting will start p.m. Ivan Noblitl is the dent: for Ihe new year. The is open lo oliu desiring to allend. Club memberships may be paid lonight. Season memberships are $2.60 per person.

Tonight's program will consisf of introduction of the coaches, old and new, and a discussion and preview ot the 3952 football season. Danes See 'Em, Too Denmark Ut. Comdr. Smidt-Jensen, second in command of Ihe Danish'des- troyer Willemoes, said Sunday he observed a mysterious glow- trig- object moving across the sky at great speed noijh of the island of Bernholm Saturday night, heading- southeast He described it ns a bluish glowing liiangle and estimated its speed at 1500 kilometers miles) an hour. The Willenoeg is one of Ihe vessels participai- in the big NATO maneuver called Muinbrace.

Another matcii will be added 'tl-ese days- kids 'iii Hie bis: le-i know the simple to play today. trying ues who 'lont'Jl e.sseulials." I Uc.scrvcd Vineyard The first said, to open Ihe malch will slarl There is no plant life in Ihe deep portions of the sea. obtained nil day Wednesday nt V. the Sportsman's Slore or. reserva I lions may be made by phone now- seal tickets may be by calling commissions, are destined to bu anyway, through Reserve Officer Training programs at their cu'ilinn colleges.

Throe groups are working U- erase the stigma of Ihe cadets' enforced resignations from West Point. They are (1) a Parents Committee of families -if the expelled cadets (2) the Commitlee on Justice of the New York Criminal and Civil Courts Bar Association, leaving West Poinl and their fine rehabililation to civilian fife. of a Once you own a new International Truck, you'll never be quite satisfied with anything less. The reasons are simple. International Trucks are engineered tor your job.

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