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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1940

Page

7

Boaters Plan Regattas and Lake Openings for 1940 Season

Plains Boat Club and auxiliary convened to schedule two major regattas at City Lake and Buffalo Lake with sponsorships by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the National Outboard Association. They voted to aid in opening lakes at Tulsa Perryton Pampa and Dalhart, with sailboating at Buffalo Lake starting late May and regattas on alternating Sundays. Trent Davis was absent due to his wife’s illness in Fort Worth.

Plains Boat Club Jeff Bentley City Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce National Outboard Association Buffalo Lake Boat Club Tulsa Perryton Pampa Dalhart Tllness Fort Worth Trent Davis Hugh Etter Plainview

Gold Sox face contenders in West Texas league tryout

Amarillo Gold Sox and rookies clash after five days of drills as manager Claude Jonnard plans exhibition vs Weatherford College. Bob Million suffers a knee injury sidelining him for up to six weeks, while Dorman anchors a crowded pitching staff in a prelim roster with about a dozen arms competing for spots.

Amarillo Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago White Sox Amarillo Gold Sox Claude Rubber) Jonnard Gold Sox Elk City Okla Weatherford Oklo Southwestern College Jonnard Sox Bob Million Bob Million Lubbock Bones Senders Tony D'Antoni Joe Rudy Foster Watkins Bill Altenburg Bob Routh Emmett Fulenwider Bus Dorman

Borger Men Beat Mann's Cake Girls in Special Matches

Borger's Panhandle Power & Light defeated the Bakery girls 2 420 to 2 315 while Ferndale Sr toppled Mann's 1 773 to 1 650 in a second game at Mac's Alleys. Ruby Wagner led Mann's with 506 pins in the first match and Captain Claire Shaffer top-scored with 357 in the second.

Mann's Amarillo Mac's Borger Panhandle Power & Light Bakery Ferndale Sr Mann Ruby Wagner Claire Shaffer

Boxing and spring sports wrap as Amarillo clash unfolds

Stark tragedy hits Gold Sox camp as Bob Million suffers a broken leg and possible arm injury in a freak fall. Amarillo High intramural boxing delayed one day delaying rounds from three to two. Giants outfielder Bob Seeds hits .600 in Grapefruit League while Fifties teams prep for bowling and track. Golden Sandies begin spring training April 15.

Gold Sox Bob Million Lubbock Amarillo Elk City Thomas Haynie Amarillians New York Giants Bob Seeds Golden Sandie

War alters pace of sports across Europe says McLemore

Henry McLemore argues in a Sport Parade column that World War I drains athletes of motivation and reshapes competition. He notes track and field tennis golf polo boxing racing and hockey feel the impact as hostilities remove the competitive edge.

Henry McLemore New York U.P

No Olympic Games Cast Long Shadow Over Sports

The piece notes Greg Rice and Al Blazis achieving top marks at Madison Square Garden while Olympics are cancelled due to the war. It predicts diminished postwar sports, with no world championships planned and many events postponed or altered. The author hints at a future where war blights times, distances, and glory across multiple disciplines. The writer signs off heading to Augusta for the Masters.

Greg Rice Taisto Maki Don Lash Rice Madison Square Garden Russia al Blazis Georgetown Blazil Helskinki Atlantic Canada Britain Augusta

Bowling Roundup Sparks, Stars, and Scandals Across Leagues

A sprawling sports roundup notes probing charges in the Harry Thomas diving case, Chicago and New York ties, and key players like DiMaggio, Yawney, and Louis. It highlights top scores in Texas Bowling Alleys, Bailey and Reams leading Women’s and International leagues, Max Baer’s Oakland demonstrations, and Notre Dame track coach John P. Nicholson’s death at 50 after a speech.

ABC Detroit Mann's Cakes Syracuse N. Y New York Harry Thomas Chicago Arch Ward Chicago Tribune Dewey Red Sox Tom Yawkey DiMaggio Dickry Keller Yanks Southwest Lou Ambers Lew Jenkins Wally Hally Denver Texas Katherine Reams F. 8 S. A Hobson Dairy Equipment International Harvester League South Bend Ind John P. Nicholson University of Notre Dame Rice Institute

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Cities

The report lists exhibition baseball results with teams and scores from Columbus West Palm Beach Atlanta El Paso and Jacksonville. Notable games include Boston 6 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 9 Rochester 1 Brooklyn 10 Atlanta 9 in 10 innings and Chicago 7 Chicago 3 in El Paso.

Columbus 5. C Boston Cincinnati West Palm Beach

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