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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

12

St Marys and Wolflin win semifinals in Kids Inc basketball

St Marys Peewees defeated Pleasant Valley 20 17 to reach the finals while Wolflin Juniors crushed Ban Jacinto 49 12. Rex Baxter led Wolflin with 13 points and Jackie Miller added 12 as top scorers.

St. Mary's Peewees Wolflin Mavericks St. Mary's Maverick Pleasant Valley Ken Wilson Bubs Parrell Wayne Weirick Ban Jacinto Jack Haimes Rex Baxter Jackie Miller Jimmy Christopher Terry Curtis Cream of Kids, Inc Mary's Plains Pleasant Valley Indie Texas San Jacinto Western Ehud

Freeman Faces Gray in Martin bout for chance at title

Ace Freeman from the Bronx battles Karl Gray of Milwaukee in a best two of three falls match at Rew Sports Arena with a 90 minute limit. The winner earns a title shot and all feature bout money. prelims include Gideon vs Pogst and Abbott vs Sandow with gates 0.88, 1.25 and 1.75 dollars.

West Wayne M Ar Rew I's Ace Freeman Swift Star Bronx Karl Gray Rugged Mauler Milwaukee Freeman Gray Eddie Gideon Sylish Scotaman Pat O'Dowdy Gideon Gorilla Pogst Man River Tot Ace Abbott Abilene Billy Sandow Columbus Ohio Wayne Martin

Baseball scores and standings from spring training games

The recap lists multiple exhibitions in Florida and Arizona with teams including Cincinnati Philadelphia Toronto New York St Louis Chicago and Cleveland plus minors and league results. Highlights include Philadelphia A's setback to Toronto Maple Leafs and various line scores and pitching notes from Bradenton West Palm Beach St Petersburg Phoenix Tucson and Clearwater games.

West Palm Beach Fla Toront Philadelphia Niarhos Houk Bradenton ST Louis New York Munger Staley Wilber Rice Embree Drew Phoenix Ariz Chicago McCullough Albosta Philadelphia A's Toronto Maple Leafs Lou Possehl

Plains Angler Rodeo Offers Tire Prize At Buffalo Lake

A Panhandle sport event announced by the Panhandle Birdwatchers Club offers a four ply size 6 00 16 Seiberling tire as top prize for the annual fish rodeo at Buffalo Lake starting April 15. Five hundred fish are in the lake and each tag will earn a prize with weekly and monthly awards culminating November 1. Also added are Craft Tailored auto seat covers from Dalton Auto Supply. Pairman Dee of Western Business Supply added a Parker Lucome fountain pen prize. Tigers Tackle Pelicans Friday In New Orleans Tigers travel to face the Pelicans after a day off and a late practice.

Coaches of Kids, Inc Maerick Club Amarillo Jaycees and Globe-News San Jacinto Kids, Inc Ray Ebling Joe Fortenberry Ebling Kansas University Fortenberry West Texas University Phillips 64 Ray Daniel Cal Patley Lawrence Hagg Jaycees Buffalo Lake Seiberling Panhandle Dalton Auto Supply Company Pairman Dee Western Business Supply Company

Leon Palacio Wins National Boxing Crown

Leon Palacio of Amarillo won the 118 pound title at the National Junior AAU Boxing Championships in Kansas City. Edward Birdwell, Nashville, claimed middleweight honors after a tough bout with Earle Keel of Oklahoma City. Wichita’s Curt Kennedy upset to win the heavyweight crown by defeating Vince Donnelly of Minneapolis.

Kansas City Edward Birdwell Nashville Tenn Earle Keel Oklahoma City Keel Tenny Boy Curt Kennedy Wichita, Kan Wichita _ boy Vince Donnelly Minneapolis

Glen Williams Named Most Valuable Badger

Members of Amarillo College varsity and junior varsity teams and guests gathered in the Student Union Building as Glen Mouse Williams received the most valuable player honor for the 1947 48 season. He was presented a pen and pencil set by the Amarillo Times.

Amarillo College Glen “Mouse” Williams Globe News Badger Variety Amarillo Times Gus Miller West Texas State College A. M. Meyer Amarillo Colsell

Jackie Robinson Baylor Lands Spot on US Olympic Cage Squad

Fourteen amateur players were named to the US Olympic basketball squad. Jackie Robinson of Baylor is listed among selections after Phillips Oilers and Kentucky colleges dominated the roster. Lipscomb led the Nuggets in the consolation win over Baylor, 73-64, with 29 points as Baylor collapsed in second period.

Jackie Robinson Baylor New York United States Phillips Oilers Bartlesville Oklo University of Kentucky Collegians Phillips Bob Kurland Jesse Renick Oakland Bitners Vince Borgia Denver Nuggets Ray Lumpp New York University Gerald Tucker Martin Nash Ed Beisser Oilers Joe Holland Jim Line Dale Barnstable Kentucky Ray Lipscomb Jim Darden Les O'Gara Warren Taulbee The Bittners Jim Owens Bill Johnson Adolph Schay Bears Nuggets Lips Tomb Vlor Owens Heathington Ward Gibson Lipscomb Odell

Bunny Arrives for First Sox Workout

Joe Bunny a righthanded pitcher from Cheektowaga New York and veteran of the 1946 1947 Amarillo Gold Sox teams reported for the club's first spring workout. The session followed a morning club meeting where uniforms were issued and Buck Pausett outlined plans for the season.

Joe Bunny Cheektowaga Amarillo Gold Sox Sox Buck Pausett Albuquerque Dukes Budny Gold Sox Jimmy Heller Tom “Hoss” Spears The Sun Ren Manager Fausett Doug Lewis Vince Liberto Walter Ransom Jerry Folkman Horace Carmichael Melvin McCulley Leonard Gallaher Lester Korn Jack Foster Kenneth White J. W. Trammell R. H. Templeton Nick Michetti Liberto Lewis, Ransom Folkman Michetti Carmichael Odessa

Bevens Shelved as St. Louis Stops Yankees Start

In St. Petersburg on April 1 Bill Bevens is sidelined with an arm issue after a rough outing against the St. Louis Cardinals. With Bevens out, a new starting pitcher steps in as the rotation reshuffles.

ST. Petersburg Fla Telen Bill Bevens Bevens St. Louis Cardinals

Cubs Open Series With Browns in Juarez Plan

April 1 report from El Paso says manager Charlie Grimm limited Cubs pitching to Don Carlsen and Bob Rush as Chicago opened a series against the St. Louis Browns. The team intended to play the first game at Juarez Mexico but reserved right to change if the venue failed to meet major league standards.

Cubs Browns EL Paso Charlie Grimm Chicago Cubs Don Carlsen Bob Rush Chicagoans St. Louis Browns Juarez Mexico

Walters Sees Aspirin Help In Spring Pitching Return

Cincinnati right hander Walters says aspirin eased pain in his right elbow during a 30 minute batting practice session. He took five tablets yesterday and felt no pain, boosting confidence for the upcoming season in Tampa.

Walters Tampa Fla P—Walters Cincinnati

Graham-Hoeme Sharps Santa Fe In 70 37 Win

Graham-Hoeme defeats Santa Fe 70 37 in an AAA tilt at the college gym. Kitchens leads with 22 points, Don Leach adds 22, Charles Kitchens 13, while Hagler and Ford weigh in for Santa Fe. Halftime 32 19, third period 51 28, final 70 37.

Santa Fe College Gymnasium Charles Kitchens Wilson Hagler Kitchens Hagier Hagler Doyle Ford Graham-Hoeme Don Leach Rufus Graves Graham - Hoeme Plowmen

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