Reliable used cars with low mileage and steady pricing
Catalog listing offers 41 reliable cars at low prices. Includes a Nash 2-door sedan with two-tone gray, radio, heater, and exceptionally low mileage. Also notes a beige Ford coupe with good tires, and a 1937 Ford coupe in fine black with A-1 motor, radio, and heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Stidham
Fillmore
Wolflin
T. J. Wagner & Company
Holland
11Th
Polk
BUICK
Harrison
Chevrolet
Lown
Harvey Southworth
John Wise
After & P.M
Maryland
Cadillac
John _Wise
Nimmo Motor CO
Taylor
Benton Motor Pork
Bailey & Carpenter
Harrison St
Davis Investment CO
Willys
Herring
Pierce
FORD
Ule
Arthur
Buchanan
Herring Garage
NASH
Mercury
Amarillo
Southwestern Motors
Con
Earl C Gibbon
Shreveport
Block Construction Co
N. Arthur
Cardinals Should Win by July 4 and Find Yankees Opponents
New York April 17 The author argues the St Louis Cardinals will clinch the National League flag by July 4 amid light wartime talent losses and may meet the New York Yankees in the World Series, while the American League appears open with Washington and New York as top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Red Blazers
Yankees
Spud Chandler
Tiny Bonham
Joe McCarthy
Washington
New York
Rollie Hemsley
Rupperts
Bill Drescher
Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Don Savage
Bill Johnson
Senators
American
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hal Trosky
Big Leagues Face Crucial 1944 Season Amid War Struggles
In a wartime forecast, veteran observer predicts a split pennant race in the National League with the Cardinals leading early, while many stars serve in the armed forces. He notes two close races could heighten fan interest as baseball presses on under draft pressures and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Phillies
Braves
Cardinals
Mel Ott
Giants
Billy Southworth
Reds
Pirates
Dodgers
Season Opens Tomorrow With World War II Challenges
The 106th baseball season launches in eight parks amid wartime uncertainty as stars serve in the military. Officials warn lineups will shift daily and overall play may be lower, yet pennant races are expected to be keen in both leagues. Vice President Wallace to throw first ball as Opening Day clashes begin across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Harridge
Ford Prick
Frick
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Billy Lynch Captures Sunset Golf Junior Tour Title
Billy Lynch won the week end medal play handicap tournament of the Junior Golf Association at Sunset Golf Course with a low gross 76 and net 61 after a 15 handicap. Gene Easily and Dean Caldwell tied for second with net 62 after rounds of 93-31-62 and 80-18-62. Two golf balls awarded. winds reduced turnout to nine players. Pro Walter Sikes to distribute balls. next meeting scheduled at 7:30 pm on Wednesday at Sunset Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lynch
Junior Golf Association
Sunset
Gene Easily
Dean Caldwell
Caldwell
Easily
Walter Sikes
Detroit Tigers Ready For Opener With Browns
Detroit prepares for the season opener against the St. Louis Browns with Dizzy Trout set to start. Rudy York, the reigning home run king, hit his fifth spring homer as Detroit lost 9-5 to the Pirates yesterday.
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Detroit
U.P
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Steve O'Neill
Dizzy Trout
Bengals
Rudy York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Amarillo High Baseball Nines Split Wins in Windy Games
Four Amarillo High School nine teams played yesterday with Hemphill edging Sanford Edquist 3-1 at Amarillo College Field in five innings due to strong winds. Caldwell beat Reid Hughes 6-3 at San Jacinto Field in seven innings. Reid Hughes travels to Tulsa today with one win and no losses. A return match is set next Friday at Malin Park. Also New York Giants head to West Point Cadets game as Bill Voiselle named starter for opener against Boston.
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Amarillo College
Hemphill
Sanford Edquist
Warner Wilson
Bobby Mims
Edquist
San Jacinto
Caldwell
Reid Hughes
Jack Seale
Morris Hickman
Sonny McGinley
Hughes
Tulsa
Malin Park
New York
U.P
New York Giants
West Point
Boston Braves
Mel Ott
Bill Voiselle
Boston
Southworth Names Lanier Hurler for Opening Game
St Louis manager Billy Southworth announced that Max Lanier will start Tuesday's opening game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He chose Lanier since Mort Cooper, the club's top pitcher last two seasons, is sidelined by a shin injury suffered Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Lanier
Pittsburgh Pirates
Southworth
Mort Cooper
Cooper
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Freeman Motor CO
West
Ford Tudor
Studebaker
Fillmore Phons
GEO. E. Evans Automobiles
Man Pete
Rascoe & Odom
Tyler
Oldsmobile
Jack Ford
Luther Hough
Houston
Lone Star Motor CO
Hedgecoke
Bob Crudgington
Ford Chevrolet
Plymouth
Auto Parts & Service Wrecking
Dodge
Elmer Auto Supply
N. Fillmore
American Auto Wrecking CO
NOW
Ecking
JER. & Auto. Parts Co
Washington St
Alma
Twaddell Tourist Camp
Florida
Birchfield Garden
River Drive
Valley Ave
Red Birds
Lou Klein
Emil Verban
Columbus
New Orleans Special
St. Loui
American’s
Trou‘ton
McCarthy Southworth
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Indians
Luke Sewell
Browns
Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Dalhart
Jamieon
E. R Jameson
Dodge Panel
15Th Ave
Billford
Marguerite Field
Fairmont
Polk St
Doche & CO
Rip Sewell
Claude Passeau
Hiram Bithorn
Clyde McCullough
Stanley Hack
Johnny VanderMeer
Elmer Riddle
Clyde Shoun
Lonnie Frey
Brooks
Whit Wyatt
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
White Sox
Army
Navy
Gene Buck
Lamb’s Club
Europe
Asia
Africa
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
J. P. Smith Shoes
Blackburn Bros
Glen Perkins
Ira Hemphill
OTT
Globe-News
Lanier
Globe News
First National Bank
Davin
Acetylene
ZiGs Welding
MECO
PUROX
Vernon Sez
Ori
Ental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
We Ts
Tia Lunnteatian and
Brake Living Service
Ieez
Firestone Stores
Wee “Lite
Birenwes
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