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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1950

Page

13

Sixth Plainview Country Club Javitatene Golf Tournament Invited

Area golfers are invited to enter the sixth Plainview tournament as West Texas Pro-Amateur event details note a Wednesday qualifying. The writer looks forward to covering the event and remarks that this is the last year for the City Conference of the Texas Interscholastic League, outlining enrollment-based class alignments and proposed reorganization affecting Amarillo Lubbock and nearby districts. Season tickets go on sale Saturday for San Die football practice at Bob Seeds Hardware.

Annal Plainview Country Club Westexas Fort Worth Dallas Houston San Antonio Amarillo Odessa Austin Beaumont Phillips Canyon Coleman Ballinger Grover Happy Sandies Pampa Borger Plainview Lubbock Abilene Brownfield Sandie Bob Seeds Hardware

Ribbons award in park arts and crafts display

Ribbons were awarded across 405 classes in the city recreation department summer playground arts and crafts program. North Heights Park led with the most prizes including the arts and crafts trophy for the second year, while Memorial and other parks earned multiple top placings in plaster work leather work and more. Total attendance exceeded 9,000. Miss Marjorie Jean Schulze directed the program.

Southwestern Public Service Company North Heights Park Sanborn Park Memorial Park North Heights San Jacinto Park Alamo Park Ellwood Park Woodcraft Will Rogers East Park San Jacinto Ellwood Sam Houston Park Sam Houston Alamo Marjorie Jean Schulze

Junior Olympics Open in Houston Event

More than 1,000 youngsters from five states begin competition in the second annual Southern Junior Olympics. Entrants aged 10 to 17 will contest titles in track swimming fence baseball and boxing. Out of state competitors hail from Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana and Maryland.

Houston Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana Maryland

North Texas Open Tennis champs claim titles in Wichita Falls

Kenneth Crawford and Nancy Armour of Dallas won the men's and women's singles and the mixed doubles at the North Texas Open Tennis Tournament for the second straight year. Crawford defeated Johnny Hernandez 6-2 6-3 7-5 for men’s singles and paired with Red Sledge to win doubles. Armour beat Peggy Vilbig 6-4 6-3 in women’s singles and teamed with Sally Poe to take doubles. Crawford Armour beat Vilbig Ewton for mixed doubles 6-2 6-3.

Wichita Falls Kenneth Crawford Nancy Armour Dallas Crawford Johnny Hernandez San Antonio Red Sledge Bernard Gerhardt Jim Peterson Austin Miss Armour Peggy Wilbig Sally Poe Bobby Gilchrist Miss Vilbig Crawford-Armour Guy Ewton Shawnee Okla

Oil Bowl All Star clash looms as Oklahoma fans predict win

Reporter Frank A Godsoe Jr notes Oklahoma may end a long Texas stretch in the Oil Bowl game. Oklahoma coaches Miskovsky and Bartlett assemble a strong Oklahoma squad with players from Capitol Hill, Wynnewood, and other schools. Texas backs Newby Ward and Pace shine at Austin. line strength may decide. Publikum crowds reach 15,000 to 17,000 as charity funds rise.

Wichita Falls Texas Oklahoma Maskat Temple Shrine Charities Sooners John Miskovsky Capitol Hill High School Oklahoma City Tex Bartlett Wynnewood Miskovsky News-Globe Golden Gloves Billy Briedsoe Cushing Bill Walker Tulsa Webster Jack van Pool Capitol Hill Charles Murdock Oklahoma City Central Duane Reed Clinton John Koch Kenneth Lawson Vinita Harry Tipps Ardmore Haskell Graves George Elliott Muskogee Yom Miner Checotah Jerry Wilks Ross Asburn Tulsa Will Rogers Darrill Christian Hollis Roger Nelson Birch Rose Norman Raymond Jantz Pat Fitter Altus van Pool Newby Ward Pace Austin Bridges Archibald Radford Knowles Seaholm

Rivalry to Be Resumed at Sports Arena Wrestle Royal

Dory Funk of Tascosa and Dick Lever of Nashville set to reignite their rivalry in a three-bout card at the Sports Arena on Thursday night. Promoter Dory Detton will add three more wrestlers to the wrestle royal. The event leads to a title rematch between Frankie Hill Murdock and Henry Harrel after last week's no contest and an injury to referee Vic Weber.

Dory Funk Tascosa Dick Lever Nashville Waxahachie New Orleans Henry Harrel Vic Weber Harrel

Nelson and Wininger Win Odessa Pro Am Golf Title

Byron Nelson of Roanoke Texas and Bo Wininger of Oklahoma A&M captured the Odessa Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament with a 72 hole total of 254 and fired a final round 65. The event marked the second annual edition and was decided yesterday.

Nelson Odessa Byron Nelson Roanoke Tex Bo Wininger Oklahoma A&m

Alpine Cowboys and Weimar Truckers Face Third Semi-Pro Clash

Alpine Texas August 14 The Alpine Cowboys meet the Weimar Truckers in Weimar for the third game of the state semi pro playoffs. Alpine won the previous game here yesterday 17 to 16 as the series tightens with both clubs aiming to advance.

Alpine Tex Alpine Cowboys Weimar Truckers Weimar

Cardinal Castoff Becomes Giants Sensation in Brief Span

Oscar Fraley reports on Jim Hearn, once waived for 10,000 by St Louis, finding success with the New York Giants after joining from Rochester. In a month he’s won four games, three shutouts, a five-hitter and a one-hitter, crediting steady work and his natural pitching form. He credits effort, not bitterness, for his transformation.

Oscar Fraley New York Jim Hearn Georgia St. Louis Cardinals Georgia Tech Hearn Mississippi Mudcats Cards New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Giants Cardinals Big Jim Cardinal Chain Jim Columbus Rochester Cardinal Brain Trust

Favorites named to dominate Midlands football season

Aug 14 report from Kansas City states Oklahoma of the Big Seven and Detroit and Tulsa of the Missouri Valley Conference are favored to dominate Midlands football this fall. Coaches from both conferences picked their favorites at a meeting tied to publicity clinics and the Midwestern Officials Association. The vote was conducted by secret ballot.

Kansas City Oklahoma Detroit Tulsa Midlands Midwestern Officials Association

Charles Fight Is No Sell Out In Buffalo Title Match

Ez zard Charles Freddie Beshore and box office men rested as training for tomorrow night’s 15 round heavyweight bout at Memorial Auditorium ended. Promoter Dewey Michaels worried advance sale was so slow the gate may fall below $60 000 a new low for heavyweight title bouts in 31 years since Dempsey won the crown.

Buffalo U.P Ezzard Charles Freddie Beshore Charles Challenger Beshore Memorial Auditorium Dewey Michaels

Prizes Posted For Many Women Entrants In Golf Championship

Amarillo hosts the annual Women's Municipal Golf Championship at Ross Rogers Course with $100 in awards. Qualifying starts tomorrow, match play begins next day and runs to Friday. Entry is $2. Chairman Mrs Curtis Gilbert notes $25 per flight in prizes plus three special events including a driving contest tomorrow, a journey on Wednesday and a putting meet on Thursday.

Amarillo

Bat Frenzy Flare in Mexican League Game

In Mexico City a violent brawl erupted after Cuban Adolfo Cabrera of Jalisco was hit by a pitch. Cabrera attacked pitcher Rufus Lewis, a USC recruit, after Lewis struck him in the neck. Both teams charged the field as officials restored order. one player was knocked unconscious and another needed eight stitches plus a fine.

Mexico City Jalisco Adolfo Cabrera Rufus Lewis USC Lewis Cabrera

Texas Grid Action Starts In State Campaign

Less than a month remains before the Texas schoolboy football season opens across five divisions of the Interscholastic League. Top teams include Lamar Houston Port Arthur Miller Corpus Christi Highland Park Dallas and New Braunfels with district battles shaping up in District 14 led by Highland Park and Kerrville challenger candidates. Coach Bob Golding in Wichita Falls features key returnees while Austin eyes a strong push as usual.

Associated Press Sports Lamar Houston Odessa Highland Park Dallas Port Arthur Miller Corpus Christi New Braunfels Mt. Vernon Dalhart Andrews Littlefield Reagan Sunset Crozier Tech Paschal Fort Worth Thomas Jefferson San Antonio John Tomlin Joe Coleman Floyd Hightower Hightower Herman Morgan Southern Methodist Grady Hester Miller High Hester Pampa Amarillo Wichita Falls Vernon Lubbock el Paso High Abilene San Angelo Breckenridge Cleburne Sherman Denison Jim Self Ed Beach Austin

Sooner Swimmer Sets Four Records At AAU Meet

Bill Stovall of Norman's Sooner Swim Club topped the Oklahoma AAU open swimming meet with 21 points to win the men's title. He set records in the 100 yard freestyle, 150 yard backstroke, and the 50 yard freestyle plus 100 yard backstroke. John D. Crawford of Texas Aquatic Club also set two records in the 100 yard breaststroke and 200 yard breaststroke.

Ponca City Okla Bill Stovall Norman Sooner Swim Club Oklahoma Texas Kansas Missouri John D. Crawford Texas Aquatic Club Austin Crawford

Finals Set In State American Legion Junior Baseball

In San Antonio Aug 14 the finals of the state tournament are scheduled after four inches of rain paused play yesterday. St Thomas remains undefeated in the double elimination format. Waxahachie must win twice to claim the title by defeating St Thomas.

San Antonio American Legion St. Thomas Waxahachie

Kiner Set to Challenge All-Time NL Homer Mark

Pittsburgh August 14 Ralph Kiner moved toward the NL career homer mark by hitting his 200th in 705 games. He could surpass Mel Ott’s 511 by season’s end and likely reach Babe Ruth’s five season pace before completing five full seasons, as Ruth ended with 714 career homers.

Pittsburgh U.P Ralph Kiner Mel Ott Ott Kiner Babe Ruth Ruth

Record Field of Women Tee Off in Chicago

In Chicago on August 14 a record field of 219 women from 23 states begins the 50th Women's Western Golf Association Amateur Championship Tourney. World champion Dot Kielty leads the field with Defending Champion Helen Sigel, as Peggy Kirk Polly Riley and Betty MacKinnon challenge for the title.

Chicago Dot Kielty Helen Sigel Western Golf Association Miss Kielty Long Beach Cal Tom O'Shanter Miss Sigel Peggy Kirk Findlay Ohio Polly Riley Fort Worth Tex Betty MacKinnon Mt. Pleasant

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