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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1942

Page

8

Opening Day Baseball Clash with Borger Tuesday

Opening day at 4 00 PM pits Borger Gassers against the Gold Sox in Wichita Falls after a 4 PM start change to align with sugar rationing events. The Sox beat the Spudders 8 1 in yesterday’s exhibition. ceremonies include flags, band, and a flower girl, with Mayor Jenkins likely throwing the first ball.

Borger Sox Gold Sox Gassers Sled Allen Wichita Falls Spudders Spudders Joe Jenkins Cunningham Floral Company Nona Leeds Glenna Joe Miller Wichita Falls Neal Rabe George Milstead Rabe McDonald Sara Bryan Lefo Peterson Sierk Capra Huntley Rabe Gs Sons Skeek Ee Brown Ross Johnson P Amarillo Poae Tenorio el Ce Hargrove If Ae Ae Sr Oveel Prather Gardner Rf Jer Isaac Otey Dorman Mathews

Monty Stratton Returns to Pitching Dream in Lubbock

Monty Stratton, once a White Sox star, pitches in Lubbock’s Texas New Mexico League at Class D. He lost a leg after a hunting accident in 1938 yet remains optimistic about a comeback, training with support from wife and two young sons and planning a 250 acre farm near Greenville, Texas.

Bob Geiger Lubbock Tex Monty Stratton Monty White Sox Chicago White Sox Texas Dallas Harry Faulkner Faulkner Greenville Strattons

Rollicking Rookie in the Army Charms Camp Wolters Ball Game

Phil Sahara stars for Camp Wolters in a baseball outing at the Army replacement center. He quips about umpires and jokes about his batting with a 483 average against strong clubs while serving as a platoon sergeant in Company D, 57th Battalion.

Camp Wolters Phil Geeka Sahara Detroit Altes Camp Walters 57Th Battalion

Penn Relays Versus Drake Relays Showdowns

In New York on April 27 the Penn relays outpaced Drake in 11 of 16 events with Penn winning six field events and eight of nine individual events. Indiana University took the team title at Penn by clocking the distance medley and four mile relays, while Ohio State claimed three Drake relay titles the 440, 880, and mile.

New York Penn Drake Indiana University Ohio State

Walking to boost track form noted by coaches

New York April 27 coaches believe gas lines and tire shortages push public back to walking and may revive track progress. Lawson Robertson of Penn argues walking trains steadier technique and could alter records. others including Hillman Dartmouth Hayes Indiana Johnson Stanford Hargiss Iowa share view. Chicago reports death of Mrs Jane McLaughlin at 105 after Civil War trek and long life. she bobbed her hair at 91 and had a permanent wave, survived by daughter Mrs Talbot. Funeral set for Tuesday in Boscobel.

New York Uncle Sam Lawson Robertson University of Pennsylvania Harry Hillman Dartmouth Billy Hayes Indiana Franklin Johnson Stanford W. H. Hargiss Kansas George T. Bresnahan Iowa Robertson Chicago Jane McLaughlin Plains California Jacob McLaughlin Kankakee Ill Boscobel Wis McLaughlin Robert W. Talbot

Derby Field to 16 Three Year Olds in 68th Kentucky Derby

Louisville observers expect a field of 15 or 16 three year olds for Saturdays 68th Kentucky Derby led by horses from bargain buys at $700 to $1,300. Favorites include Little Fellow and Alsab with Devil Diver showing strong workouts. Sir War and other Saratoga buys also in contention.

Louisville Derbytown War Admiral Congo Matt Winn Big Requested Jamaica Apache Clouds Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Texas Ben *Whitaker Alsab Chesapeake Havre Devil Diver Emerson Woodward Walnut Fourth Streets Hollywood Wood al Sabath Pinkie Grimes William du Pont T. D. Buhl Ed Mulvenan Saratoga Edward 8. Moore Wyoming Sir War Sir Gallahad Iiit Keenland

DiMaggio’s Hitting Highlighted In Roundup Notes

Wide World Sports notes feature Joe DiMaggio as leading LA City College hitter and reference other baseball, football, and boxing items. It lists major league leaders, with players from the National and American Leagues, and mentions ducky quips and wartime service adjustments.

Talbert Tops Riggs In Land of Sky Tennis Final

Year ago today Billy Talbert of Cincinnati defeated Bobby Riggs in the final of the Land of Sky tennis tourney at Asheville by scores 7-5 6-4 6-2. Reference notes include past results from the Asheville event and other boxing and baseball notes.

Associated Press Billy Talbert Cincinnati Bobby Riggs Land of Sky Asheville Nite Herb Pennock Boston Red Sox Jack Doyle Trish Kingfish Leyvinsky Chicago London

Major Leagues Draw Great Crowds Sunday

Major league games drew 211,962 paid admissions the largest single day of the 1942 season. Sunday matchups included St Louis at Detroit New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Chicago and a Tigers crowd the Giants topping 50,000 for a doubleheader despite a late-season slump. Eddie Collins said 20,000 fans were turned away at Boston. Phils attracted 21,766 as gate reception exceeded expectations.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Pittsburg Etree Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington Bortor Louie Oe St Louis Associated Press Moore Walker Ott Reiser Marshall Fernandez Holmes Haas Elliott Benjamin Nicholson Litwhiler Miller Davis Head Gordon Dickey Case D. Dymaggio York Doerr Bagby Ruffinge Chandler Bonham New Yok H. Newsome A Smith White Fuchs Eddie Collins Red Sox Tigers Giants Phils Lou Boudreau White Sox Ray Mack Colonel Buster) Mills Kansas City Buster Fleming Boudreau Tribe New York Yankees Yankees Marvin Breuer Buddy Rosar St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics Lyman Harris Roger Wolff Senators Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Boston Braves Dodgers Philadelphia Phils Curt Davis Ed Head Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs

Organize Cub Pack At Wolflin School

A new Cub Pack sponsored by the Wolflin School PTA and chartered as Pack No. 9 will have its charter presentation at the Wolflin School Auditorium at 8 tonight. Mrs B E Walker will receive the charter. den mothers and chiefs lead five dens with den mothers and den chiefs named. Members of Scout Troop No. 9 serve as den chiefs. certificates will be distributed to leaders and members listed, with a ship's bell used as a christening font for the baby of the British destroyer Amazon officer.

Wolflin School B. E. Walker A. C. Keith A. H Hester J. E. Johnson E L Harry G. R. Vander Jerry Bush Den Eli Curtis Robbie Aldridge Jackie Aldridge Laird Campbell Don Coffman Tommy Curtis Jester Dickinson Albert Hester Dickie Ingerton Julian Johnson Gene Kersey Harris Kimbrough Leutenant Amazon

Tulsa Oilers Sweep Texas League Twin Bill

Tulsa Oilers, leading the Texas League, swept a doubleheader with Oklahoma City 2-2 and 4-3 after a 12 inning opener. Beaumont shut down San Antonio 5-4, Houston took both ends of a doubleheader from Shreveport 5-2 and 5-0. Fort Worth defeated Dallas 5-2 as Joe Berry credited with the win. Dick Wakefield had three RBIs for Beaumont.

Texas Dallas Fort Worth Beaumont San Antonio Houston Shreveport Oklahoma City Tulsa San Antonio Saeneee Noble Associated Press Texas Lea Tt Tulsa Oilers Oklahoma Cs San Antonio Missions Spur Fort Wort Cats Dallas Rebels Joe Berry Clay Touchstone Julian Tubb Indians Dick Wakefield

Buster Mills Delivers Pinch Hit To Tie Indians

Cleveland secures a 3-2 comeback win over Chicago as Colonel Mills, nicknamed Buster, drives in two to erase a late deficit. The Indians extend their AL lead in a game featuring earlier slumps and late rally.

Associated Press Frank McCormick Reds Bill Nichols Cubs McCormick Nicholson Marv Breuer Buddy Rosar Yankees Breuer Rosar Red Sox Cliff Dapper Dodgers Phils Jimmy Bloodworth Barney McCosky Tigers Browns Manny Salve Braves Giants Lyman Harris Roger Wolff Athletics Mackmen Senators Ken Heintzelman Pirates Cardinals Buster Mills Indians White Sox Cleveland Austin Bealmear Colonel Mills Cleveland Indians Chicago Buster Johnny Rigney Jeff Heath Tribe Les Fleming

Texas A and M and Texas in title race race

The Southwest Conference baseball race tightens as Texas A M and Texas aim for the championship with a two game series looming. Baylor and SMU clash in Dallas as A M faces TCU in College Station and Texas plays SMU in Austin while Rice meets Texas Christian in Houston.

Associated Press Texas A Texas Baylor Bears Southern Methodist Mustangs Dallas Texas Christian College Station Southern Methodist Austin Rice Houston Baylor Southern Methodist Waco

Joe Louis Attends Funeral for Trainer Jack Blackburn

World heavyweight champion Joe Louis arrives in Chicago on a six day furlough from Camp Up ton to attend the funeral of his trainer and close friend Jack Blackburn. Blackburn died last Friday of a heart attack during recovery from pneumonia with services at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Also noted is San Francisco leading the nation in telephones per capita at 4458 per 100 persons.

Hugh Mulechahy Camp Edwads Mass Great Lakes Ill Joe Platak Robert Antonacci Chicago Joe Louis Camp Upton N. Y Jack Blackburn Blackburn Pilgrim Baptist Church United States San Francisco

Baseball statistics from a Texas-Arkansas league game

Batting averages for Brack Oklahoma City Wakefield Beaumont and Hausmann San Antonio. Runs, hits, and home runs credited to Brack Oklahoma City Wakefield Beaumont and Connors Dallas. Pitchers Mueller Beaumont Maltzberger Dallas over Omith Overmit Bayerly and others with innings pitched totals listed.

Ab. H. Ballinger Shreveport Brack Okla Wakefield Beaumont Hausmann S'n Antonio Bolyard Dallas Ee Zarillo San Antonio Parker Reibe Brack Oklahoma Hooks Olahoma City Antonio Oklahoma Epps Hoton Evers Oklah City Moore Witte San Atonio Connors Oklahoma City Yor Johnson Tulsa Overmit McPartland Dalas Klaerer Mueller Beaumon Byerly Houston Beamont Maltzberger

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