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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1941

Page

10

Gold Sox sweep Hubbers as Spudders open Amarillo series

In a five game Texas league visit, the Homeless Spudders of the East Texas New Mexico League face the Gold Sox in Amarillo tonight. Earlier, Lubbock beat Amarillo 11 to 9 despite injuries, with Patched lineup and strong pitching powering a home series sweep by Wichita Falls.

Wichita Falls Spudders Amarillo Gold Sox Lubbock Hubbers Spirit Rubber Jonnard Hubbers Lubbock Cleveland Indians Sox Kid Crider Abrhpore Bengston Rivera Ib Loreny Schlereth Kollis Bertkowski Akiok Suky D'Antonio Hargrove If Prather Ross P Dorman de Carlo Buchanan Db .i Ecee Risinger Ray Creeth Schiereth Bartkowski Knight Cato Ross Hargrove Kallis Lorenz Rivera Heing Suky Heinz Craig and Andrews

The Duchess and I Confront Gasoline Shortage

Cunningham's column laments gasoline rationing and 40 mph limits, debates impact on suburban life and business, and urges smarter federal handling and national cooperation to keep Americans moving while supporting wartime needs.

Little Ben Hogan Still Tops Money Winnings in 1941

Little Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pennsylvania, leads the nation's golf pros in 1941 money winnings and the Vardon trophy race after a second place in the Times-Union Open in Rochester. He earned $750 for a season total of $12,733, marking his third straight tournament in the money with a final 284 after rounds of 72 67 139.

Rochester N. Y Little Ben Hogan Hershey Hogan Sammy Snead

Juniors Active In Tennis Meet

Amarilo Country Club draws to finals and semi finals with girls in the finals as Ginger Owens defends her title against Mary Nell Gibson after 6 2 6 2 wins over Connie Fuqua and Elaine Johnson. Boys second round tight with Norman Higgins and Billy Lynch due today.

Amarilo Country Club Ginger Owens Mary Nell Gibson Owens Connie Fuqua Gibson Elaine Johnson Norman Higgins Billy Lynch Bul Morris Sanford Fdgis Mark Taylor Walter Shudde Dick Wiggins Donnie Watkins

Whitelaw Wyatt Dominates to Lift Dodgers in Boston

Whitlow Wyatt pitched toward a near no hit game as the Dodgers beat the Braves 3-0 in Boston, moving Brooklyn to within a half game of the NL lead. Dolf Camilli hit his 24th homer and Len Warneke struggled in the nightcap as Brooklyn’s pennant push continued.

Whitelaw Whitlow Wyatt Dodgers Boston Brooklyn Chickermauger Flatbushers Chickamauga Braves Wyatt Phil Masi Rowell DeMaree Cardinals Pirates Giants Kirby Higbe Dolf Camilli Morton Cooper Cooper Len Warneke Joe DiMaggio Beckman Wagner Joe Gordon White Sox Indians Ted Lyons Bob Feller Feller Solters Brown Red Sox Washington Sid Hudson Doc Cramer Ted Williams Phils Buck Newsom Tigers Browns George Caster St. Louis Newsom Senators Phillies Etten Warren Lehrman Adams Bill Terry Lee Grissom Bucky Walters Reds Cubs Cincinnati Chicago Charley Root Cub

Pigskin prophets and autumn betting madness described

The column laments the rise of pigskin prophets selling forecasts for college football. It offers satirical rules to become a prophet, mocks betting culture, and notes the surge of prophecies amid autumn sports fever. The piece ends with a nod to old style Chinese medicines and commerce ads.

Slippery Rock Normal Podunk State Teachers College Department of Commerce

Cowboy Crain's Rarin' To Go

Texas football icon Jack Wallon Crain, a famed Longhorn halfback, missed the draft and is eager to return to football. Coach Dana Bible builds a powerful 1930s Texas squad with Pete Layden and a host of backs, while Crain trains in summer school awaiting fall football.

Austin Tex Jack Wallon Crain Texas University Dana Bible Stanford Minnesota Duke Ceep Pete Layden Bible South Bald Dana Xenonphon Bible Texas Nebraska Heaven Nocona Longhorn

Jodie Bihl Wins Ruidoso Invitational by 2 and 1

Jodie Bihl of Lubbock upset defending titlist Everett Forrester of Roswell and defeated T. C. Bird of Hobbs 2 and 1 to win the Ruidoso invitational golf tournament. He advanced to the final with a 2 up win over Ted Purcey Rep Carizozo while Bird edged Willie Gallagher 1 up. Wilbur McKnight captured the consolation trophy by beating A. B. Taylor 1 up.

Ruidoso N. M Jodie Bihl Lubbock Texas Everett Forrester Roswell T. C. Bird Hobbs Bihl Ted Purcey Carrizozo Bird Willie Gallagher Wilbur McKnight A. B. Taylor

Marion Miley Favored to Reclaim Western Golf Title

Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky is the slight favorite to win the women’s western golf championship at Exmoor Country Club, with Miss Jameson not defending. Miley, champion in 1935 and 1937, is regarded as the player to beat in the week-long event. In other news, American tourists spent about 110060060 dollars in Canada last year according to the Department of Commerce.

Marion Miley Chicago Lexington Betty Jameson San Antonio Texas Exmoor Country Club

Keening Up With the Gold Sox

The Globe provides a sports note on the Gold Sox, highlighting roster moves, upcoming games, and team prospects as the season heats up. Local coverage tracks player form, standings, and the club’s outlook in a concise update.

Globe Sports Gold Sox

Dempsey to Tour Circus in Augustspar Ring Exhibitions

Jack Dempsey opens a three month tour with the Cole Brothers Circus in Bluefield W Va today. He will perform sparring exhibitions and may feature a line with Clyde Feathery as a potential opponent while Jim Braindock boxed a kangaroo in Canada earlier.

New York Jack Dempsey Cole Brothers Circus Bluefield W. Va Jim Braindock Canada Clyde Johnho Billy Near Omaha Matt Winn Saratoga Junier Mexico Howard Johnston Pers Hws

Jockey Sammy Renick Seen as Future Master of Ceremonies

Sammy Renick wowed Saratoga crowds last week with two entertainer appearances and is viewed as a likely master of ceremonies for future events. Connie Mack dismissed rumors of Jimmy Dykes taking the A’s job, saying only his son Earl could succeed him. Richmond’s Cavalier Arena seeks basketball games and other events, with Ben Wahrman of the Richmond News Leader handling inquiries.

Sammy Renick Saratoga Connie Mack Jimmy Dykes A’s Earl Cavalier Arena Richmond Ben Wahrman The News-Leader Lou

Caldwell Star of the Panthers in Texas League spotlight

Fort Worths Caldwell, the veteran sinker ball artist, notches his 17th win as the Panthers beat Tulsa 1 0 in a doubleheader and stretch a scoreless inning streak. Other Texas League results include Oklahoma City beating Dallas 3 1 and Beaumont edging San Antonio 5 4. Nova joins a list of Louis opponents trained by Ray Arcel. Saratoga gambling crackdown noted. Clyde Lighton in 50th year of barbering in Kent Ohio.

United Press Barl Caldwell Fort Worth Cats Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa Orde Ter Harry Breeden Houston Caldwell Shrevee Oilers Julian Tubb Bufls Cee Willi Shreveport John Pintar Jock Brillheart Wilbur White Lopat Beaumont San Antonio Nova Ray Arcel Louis Saratoga

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