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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

20

West Texas State appoints athletic staff and expands program

Dr J A Hill announces Baggett as athletic director and head of physical education at West Texas State Canyon Amarillo reports new coaches Gus Miller Windy Nicklaus and Leslie Van Meter with Baggett returning after Army service. Nicklaus, Van Meter and Hill outline expanded program to include all male students and bolster football basketball and track.

Canyon J. A. Hill West Texas State College al Baggett Gus Miller Windy Nicklaus Leslie van Meter Hill Baggett Buffalo West Texas State Amarillo College Wichita Falls Junior College Vernon High School West Texas Miller Texas Wesleyan College of Amarillo van Meter Army

Hornbuckle leads Texas PGA opener at Lubbock course

Shorty Hornbuckle of Odessa shot a one under par 70 to lead the Texas PGA Championship opening round at Lubbock Country Club. Raymond Gafford of Fort Worth and others were one stroke back at even par 71 as amateur standout Earl Stewart led the amateurs with 69.

Lubbock Texas Shorty Hornbuckle Odessa Lubbock Country Club Raymond Gafford Fort Worth Jimmy Gamewell Hobbs N. M Elroy Marti Houston Sam Schneider Tony Butler Orange Todd Houch Little Rock Jimmy Whitcher Abilene Tod Menefee San Antonio C. W. Hogan Dallas Herb Schroeder Schroeder Earl Stewart Bill Skeeters Murrell Tripp Bettye Mims White National Pga Texas Pga Amarillo Jimmy Moore Bob Taylor Scott Edwards F. D. Phillips J. L. Terry P. B. Gentry C. A. Rogers Gene Root

Conn Poised For June 19 Bout As Louis Spars

Billy Conn trains hard weighing 182 pounds after sparring six rounds and predicting peak form for the June 19 clash with Joe Louis. Louis denies training injuries, delivering sharp rights in two rounds with sparring partner Jimmy Bell. In other notes, Freddie Mills offered $15,000 to fight Jackie Crawford, and several boxing staffers faced ticket price charges in New York.

Billy Conn Conn Joe Louis Louis Jimmy Bell Freddie Mills Jackie Crawford Washington Jacobs Ticket Agency New York Louis Conn Joe Vella Gus Lesnevich England Bruce Woodcock

Red Sox Edge Browns in 5-4 Tilt

Boston wins 5-4 over St. Louis as a 10 minute delay followed a dispute between Jack Kramer and Hal Weafer. Kramer ejected after hurling a ball over the stands. Judnich Williams and Doerr homered for the Red Sox with Zylla Zarilla and Williams driving in runs.

Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Jack Kramer Rownie Hurler Hal Weafer Kramer Browns St. Louis Althea Althea Dillinger Metkov

Phillies Dust Reds 9-3 In Cincinnati Victory

Philadelphia Phillies toppled the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 3 after Joe Beggs failed to retire a batter in the first inning. Frank McCormick homered for Philadelphia, Ray Wyrostek and Northey drove in runs, and Mauney earned the win while Beegs took the loss.

Cincinnati Joe Beggs Philadelphia Phils Cincinnati Reds Frank McCormick Phils Ray Lamanno Philadipa Northey Rf Adams Hughes Hatton Olibke Rf Ennis If Lamannoc Seminick O'Haas Verban West Mauney P Miller Ss Juda Beeegs Gumbert zLawing Vandrer zzFrey Dasso Lambert Vander Meer Philadelpha Lamanno Wyrostek Northey Memek Ennis Judd Clay Winnies Mauney Beegs

Yanks Blank White Sox 4-0 in showdown at New York

Red Ruffing notches his 26th AL win as the Yankees topple the White Sox 4 to 0. Ruffing allows four hits with Gordon and Dickey driving in runs while Rizzuto adds a two-base hit in a quiet Chicago lineup. Rigway takes the loss as DiMaggio, Gordón, and Dickey pace NY with early offense.

New York Red Ruffing New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Chicago Althoa Althoa Hodein Stirnwis Moses Henrich Appling Keller Trosky DiMagio eCurtrecht Etten Kennedy Gordon Kolloway Dickey Jordan Rizzuto Gorcon W. Dickey DiMaggio Rigway

Cubs Triumph in 12th as Secory Cleans Up Giants

Frank Secory hit a bases loaded home run in the 12th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 10-6 win over the New York Giants in Chicago. Wyse earned the win. Koslo took the loss as the Cubs overcome a 6-6 tie with late runs and strong offense.

Chicago Frank Secory Chicago Cubs New York Giants New York Althea Mize OizzScheffing Lombardi lizzzGilbert Warren c Mwaitkuslle Young McCuugh Ott Sturgeon Gordon Borowy Kerr Bithorn Schumhr Schmitz Rucker Erickson Joyce Z Ostrowski Graham Wyse Budnick DiMagio Marshall Ickson Rickert Scheffing Blattner Hack Lowrey McCullough Rosen Cooper Secory Koslo

Dodgers Wallop Pirates 13-8 in nine-run fifth inning

Brooklyn explodes for a nine run fifth to beat Pittsburgh 13-8. Key hits come from Stevens Galan Walker Whitman and home run by Russell as Behrman earns the win and Sewell the loss in the interleague tilt.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Abhea Stanky Brown Herman Russell If Ramzoti Fletchr Reiser Gustine La‘getto Kiner Galan If Fox Walker Rf Zak Stevens Ol Lopez Schultz Olz Gionfriddo Whitman Baker Furillo Sewell Reese Blastonmoe Anderson van Robys Branca Behrman Zzz Salkeld Herring Hallett Ramazotti Lopez Albosta Gerheauser Cox Galan Walker Elliott Russell Salkeld

Senators blank Indians 4–0 for first shutout of season

Sid Hudson pitched the Washington Senators to a 4 to 0 victory over the Cleveland Indians in a shutout. The win marked their first of the season and featured decisive pitching from Hudson.

Washington Sid Hudson Senators Cleveland Indians

Kids Inc Loop Officials Meet in Amarillo

Amarillo Hotel hosts a meeting of Kids Inc. Loop officials today from 12 30 to 1 30. Ralph Dykeman, coordinator of the softball project, requests unanimous attendance.

Amarillo Kids, Inc Amarillo Hotel Ralph Dykeman

Blue Sox sweep Lamesa with two decisive wins

Abilene's Blue Sox defeated Lamesa 6-2 and 10-2 in a doubleheader. Bill Morgan and Dick Tross pitched five-hitters in each game. Hayden Greer hit two home runs in the nightcap as Abilene topped Lamesa at home.

Abilene Abilene Blue Sox Lamesa Bill Morgan Dick Tross Hayden Greer Blue Sox Spangler Palmer Tross Quevereaux

Tremaine Triumphs Over Kirilenko In Weekly Wrestling Card

Tremaine wins the main event at the Tri-State Fair Automobile Building by taking the second and third falls. The Mad Russian pins Kirilenko in 14 minutes after two prior finishes, with Sepada and Stratton each claiming a fall in their 45 minute match.

Andy Tremaine Leon Kirilenko Tri-State Fair Automobile Building el Paso Tremaine Johnny Sepada Walter Stratton Eee Sepada Stratton Irish McGee Young Sandow

Muny Gun Club Opens New Range Sunday

Amarillo Municipal Gun Club will formally open at the southwest corner of Thompson Park with a 2 PM practice shoot. The city built facility features skeet, trap and 16 yard trap. shotgun and wing shooting enthusiasts invited. no fees beyond shell and target costs.

Amarillo

Adamson Forges To Final Round In Texas Tourney

Adamson of Dallas defeated Orange 6 to 5 after extra innings to reach the finals of the Texas High School Baseball Tournament. Trailing 5-2, Adamson tied the game in the seventh and won on a Richard Kee double with Buddy Nix scoring in the eighth. Tomorrow Forest will face Highland Park, and Adamson meets the Sunset corpus Christi winner.

Dallas Adamson Orange Buddy Nix Richard Kee Forest Highland Park Sunset Corpus Christi

Night sky illumination by stars and aurora air glow

Stars provide about one sixth of the light on moonless nights while auroral and zodiacal displays furnish most of the remaining illumination.

Pep Bartolo Feud for Lone Crown in Madison Square Garden

New York dispatch notes a Friday night title bout between Willie Pep and Sal Bartolo at Madison Square Garden. The bout aims to unify featherweight honors across New York and NBA versions, amid a broader context of boxing’s world titles and a related lightweight clash between Bob Montgomery and Ike Williams. Pep holds a high win rate and era-strong record, while Bartolo seeks a major upset after past losses, with implications for public interest and boxing history.

New York U.P Willie Pep Sal Bartolo New England Madison Square Garden Pep Bartolo National Boxing Association Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Ike Williams Cauliflower Lane Little Willie Chalky Wright Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Bob Feller N.B.A Abe J. Greene Willie Pepaga Hartford New Yor NBA Boston Henry Armstrong New York Commission Sal Terranova Gillette American Broadcasting Co KFDA

Championship Odds in Boxing and Basketball Titles

The piece parries two boxing title shots and two NBA title claims, noting Sammy Angott and Tony Zale as recent champs. It discusses Pep Bartolo and Willie Williams in a semi final duel, with Uncle Abe and Uncle Mike as opposing factions and a non draw outcome as essential for clarity.

N.B.A Mike Jacobs Sammy NBA Mike Pep Bartolo Montgomery Williams Little Willie New York

Wednesday results from regional leagues and MLB score

West Texas New Mexico League games include Lubbock 9 Amarillo 5 and Albuquerque 13 Clovis 12. American League saw St Louis 8 Boston 8 in a tie. Detroit 2 Philadelphia 0. New York 9 Chicago 6. Washington 5 Cleveland 1. National League Chicago 6 New York 5. Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 3. St Louis 2 Boston 1. Texas League scores list Oklahoma City 3-5 Dallas 2-9 Tulsa 8 Fort Worth 2 San Antonio 8 Beaumont 1 Houston 7 Shreveport 1. Only games scheduled.

New York Chicago Boston St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit Eccesseess Philadelphia Newsom Oklahoma City Dallas Tulsa Fort Worth Beaumont San Antonio Houston Shreveport Dallas Sewer Neee Tulsa Essssees Pseare Lubbock Amarillo Albuquerque

Kids Inc and Plains Peewee League Playoffs Tie Rematch

Amarillo College meets Sam Houston Boys' Ranch at Third and North Georgia while Sanborn plays at Seventh and Monroe. Plains Peewee League features Wolflin Ponies versus Margaret Wills in a playoff of a recent tie game.

Amarillo College Sam Houston Boys’ Ranch North Georgia Sanborn Monroe Plains Peewee League Wolflin Ponies Margaret Wills

Bridge superstition guides Chinese architecture

The curvature of Chinese bridges stems from a belief that evil spirits travel only in straight lines, a rationale also behind the widespread use of screens in China.

China

Oilers Win Thriller 10-6 Over Gassers in Protest-Filled Game

Pampa Oilers beat Borger Gassers 10-6 after a protest-filled contest. Borger contested a close first-base call and Oilers manager Ted Clawitter was ejected for baiting the umpire as the game neared conclusion.

Pampa Pampa Oilers Borger Gassers Borger Ted Clawitter Oilers Clawitter Tinsley L. Gilchrist V. Gilchrist Johnson, Dickinson Pickering White Garland Zigelman

Dalhart Legion Nine Seeks Games For Season Opener

Dalhart's junior American Legion squad seeks opponents for the season opening game on Sunday. Manager George Howey says the team, sponsored by Roy Rhoades Legion post, has positions open for boys up to 18. He would consider games with nearby teams within about 100 miles.

Harry Faulknner Sam Rosenthal Hubber Park Mack Turner Avalanche-Journal Amamilo Frank Mekules Sam _ Rosenthal Amarillo Dalhart American Legion George Howey Roy Rhoades Legion Post Howey

Dickey Trims Yankee Squad

New York June 6 manager Bill Dickey trimmed the Yankee roster selling pitcher Charley Stanceau to the Phillies optioning catcher Bill Drescher to Kansas City and buying catcher Gus Niarhos from Philadelphia.

New York U.P Bill Dickey New York Yankee Charley Stanceau Phillies Bill Drescher Kansas City Gus Niarhos

Turnesa Leads Inquirer Open with 65 in round one

Mike Turnesa of Elmsford NY fired a five under par 65 to take the lead in the Philadelphia Inquirer Open at Philadelphia. Lewis Wor sham Jr and Cary Middlecoff shot 67 to trail by two, with Clayton Heafner at 68 as big names lagged behind.

Philadelphia Mike Turnesa Elmsford N. Y Cleveland Turnesa Lewis E. Worsham, Jr Bethesda Cary Middlecoff Memphis Clayton Heafner Charlotte N. C Ben Hogan Sam Snead Lawson Little

New Boss Guides Clovis to 7-3 Win

Glen Blackwood pitched the Clovis Pioneers to a 7-3 victory as Harold Webb resigns and Joe Dolitch takes over the team in Oklahoma City. Albuquerque errors helped Clovis in the win.

Clovis Albuquerque Glen Blackwood Clovis Pioneers Joe Dolitch Oklahoma City Harold Webb Fort Worth Behl Hanson Blackwood Santi

False alarm lights Windsor Castle fire call

The Windsor fire brigade rushed to Windsor Castle on January 25 1938 after reports of a blaze. The bright northern lights caused the alert and no fire was found.

Windsor England Windsor Castle

Softball Contests Slated at Phillips High School Diamond

A Phillips Mens Club softball tournament will run June 20 to 23 at Phillips High School with 16 teams and finals on June 23. Entry is $10 to Don Paschal, Box 803, Phillips. receipts fund awards for top four teams to defray travel costs.

Phillips Phillips Mens Club Phillips High School Don Paschal

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