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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1947

Page

12

Pampa coaches job open as district eyes changes

Pampa High School faces a vacant head football post with hundreds of applications. Rumors name Jiggs Whittington for football and Jack Davis for basketball and athletic director. Spring training looms as local teams plan workouts and consider district realignments affecting Amarillo area programs.

Pampa High School Pampa Scott Rafferty Lubbock Jiggs Whittington Jack Davis

Walls Named Head Coach at Kilgore College

Kilgore public notice announces Jimmie Parks as athletic director and head basketball coach. Will Walls succeeds Parks as head football coach after serving as assistant football coach and head basketball coach. Parks became head football coach last year after Clyde Lee moved to Tulsa. Walls, a former Texas Christian star, played six years with the New York Giants.

Kilgore Jimmie Parks Kilgore Junior College Will Walls B. E. Masters Parks Clyde Lee University of Tulsa Walls Texas Christian New York Giants

Badger Thinclads To Compete Again

Amarillo College revives intercollegiate track after 1936 with 42 hopefuls trying out for the Badger thinclad squad. Coach R P Carter previews workouts, early time trials, and a target to reach the Texas Junior College meet in Paris on May 23 with many sprint and field events contested.

Badgers Palmotored Badger Texas Junior College Athletic Conference Paris Amarillo College R. P. Carter Carter Sonny McGinley George Austin Price College Amarillo High School Jack McGee Don Macintyre Guy Smith Billy Hughes Travis Tadlock Bill Harris Winston Ochsner O. B. Chessir Richard Bock Fenton Farwell Eldon Durrett Bill Foster Joe Larson McGinley Larson McGee Smyth J. B. Baker Chariton Wise John Cavin Gordon Bangs Jerry Elliott Reuben Noel Cavin Pat Babb Jimmy Bell Lloyd Johnson Bob McMillen Dale Collins Joe Moring Gene Polk LeRoy Foster John A. Cunningham Babb Bell Truett Savage Baker Bill Eddins Dick Hall Glen Brotherton Bobby Weems Charlie Osgood Red Killian Willy Wilson Ivan Hudgins Don Posey George Curtis Warner Wilson

Aerial Secret Revealed by Notre Dame Coach Leahy

Atlantic City April 2 Frank Leahy Notre Dame football coach shared his secret for producing top passers He drills passers to throw from one knee like a dart claiming stars such as Bertelli and O Rourke were developed by this method He cited Texas influence and noted Johnny Lujack is currently training with the knee drill.

Atlantic City Frank Leahy Notre Dame Leary Leahy Charley O'Rourke Boston College Angelo Bertelli Johnny Lujack Texas

Mrs. U.N. Olver Wins Golf Tourney

In Amarillo the weekly tournament of the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association saw Mrs. U N Olver take first place in the 18 hole flight with a net 23 percent. Mrs H E Boggs led the 9 hole flight with a net 16 percent and a card reading 22 6 16.

Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association U. N. Olver

Mexican boxer Vincente Vilcento stops Elizondo in second round

Vincente Vilcento of Mexico City defeated Tony Elizondo of Texas by knockout in the second round of a six round bout in San Antonio last night.

San Antonio U.P Vincente Vilcento Mexico City Tony Elizondo Texas

Bowling Scores in Women's Banner League Highlights

Multiple teams including Bat's Liquor Amarillo Tent and Twining Amarillo Beauty Supply Aer O Matic Panhandle Trailways and others posted high scores. Notable performers included Shane 509 Murray 403 Widick 398 and Mullin with 486 while Wagner topped with 521 for Panhandle Trailways.

Bat'’s Liquor Murray Widick Wicker Smith Shane Amarillo Tent & Twning Mahler Pitt Blind Baty Moore Amarillo Beauty Supply Farmer Hill Rogers Thomas Aer O-Matic Young Broome Mullin West Daugherty Duniven Dorris Amarillo Panhandle Trailways Roberts Forister Barrow Wagner Jones-Roberts Green Fletcher Dowell Ramey Martens T & M Package

Santa Fe League Scores Highlight Key Event Winners

Chiefs top Flyers Indians Cavaliers and Antelopes with multiple high scores led by Hartman 502 and Gleason 449. DeGrassi 583 and Cable 561 paced El Capitan and other teams as Wyatt’s and Guthridge’s squads posted wins. Milk noted as most complete food supplied by nature.

Santa FE League Chiefs McKirahan Simmons Curtis Nunn Hartman Flyers Sloan Carey DeMoss Wheeler Blind Caverns Clark Elder LaFaber Green McCune Texans Ramsey Wilson Harris Blanchard Indians Lemmon Ewing Bundrant Gittrich Antelopes Gleason Bellett Jones Felerabend DeGrassi el Capitan Ahlstrom Broomfield Schroeder Vaughn Cable Scouts Britton Calder Landsberry Tower Savage Guthridge Ayers Bartholoma Grooms Wyatt Horn Raymond Stack

Cronin May Retire If Sox Repeat Title Hope

New York April 2 Joe Cronin may retire as Boston Red Sox manager after winning a world championship for owner Tom Yawkey. The club, strengthened by four newcomers including Frank Shofner and pitchers Mel Parnell Dorish and Tom Fine, aims to repeat as American League champions with a stronger lineup and pitching staff led by Cronin.

New York U.P Joe Cronin Joe Tom Yawkey Cardinals Red Sox Cronin Frank Shofner Louisville Glen Russell Mel Parnell Scranton Harry Dorish Tom Fine Parnell Dorish Big Four Tex Hughson Dave Ferris Joe Dobson Mickey Harris Fine Earl Johnson Bob Klinger Bill Butland Billy Clark Randy Heflin Bill Zuber Jim Wilson Tigers Shofner Russell Pinky Higgins Higgins Rudy York Bobby Doerr Johnny Pesky Ted Williams Dom DiMaggio Williams

Longhorns Fall 13 7 to Beaumont Exporters in Exhibition

Beaumont Texas April 2 University of Texas baseball suffered a 13 to 7 loss to the Beaumont Exporters in an exhibition game. Russell Burns keyed the Exporters with a three run homer as they won their fourth exhibition contest.

Amarillo Country Club Sets 1960 Golf Schedule

Amarillo Country Club announces a 1960 season with the Dutch Dinner Team Matches starting April 24 under captains Jim McKnight and George Hirsch. May 14 marks championship qualifying, with four flights of 32 in the June 12 to 15 Invitation and Sept 2-7 qualifiers for the Hand icap Tournament. Harry Daily chairs the golf committee with members including J R Brown John Munn Fred Fyfe Carl Culwell and others.

Amarillo Country Club Jim McKnight George Hirsch Harry Daily J. R. Brown John Munn Fred Fyfe Carl Culwell R. H. Kelly C. N. Head

Dyer Sees Dodgers Favorable Path If Robinson Plays

Eddie Dyer, St. Louis manager, predicts a pennant race shift if Jackie Robinson faces Eddie Stanky. He lauds Branch Rickey and Leo Durocher and cites Robinson as a key factor, saying Brooklyn would be slowed and the Dodgers could win easily if Robinson plays over Stanky.

Brooklyn Robinson Dyer Tres St, Petersburg Fla Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals Sunshine City Eddie Branch Rickey Rice Institute Leo Durocher Jackie Robinson Rickey Dodgers Durocher Eddie Stanky Stanky

Detton Rules Mayne Allowed Ringside at Wrestling Show

Promoter Cory Detton overrul es a motion barring Kenny Mayne from ringside for the Lipscomb vs Pappenheim main event at the Fair Grounds arena. Mayne may be allowed to assist Pappenheim but not act as a spectator, with the referee to decide any physical help. Detton upholds Referee Boynton’s earlier ruling in a related incident.

Cory Detton Jack Lipscomb Kenny Mayne Fair Grounds Arena Detton Lipscomb Jack Pappenheim Mayne Pappenheim

Layden Sent to Louisville by Red Sox

The Boston Red Sox optioned outfielder Pete Layden to Louisville of the American Association.

Layden Louisville Dallas Boston Red Sox Pete Layden American Association

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