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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1947

Page

21

McSpadden Wins Kerr Net Crown

Ray McSpadden dominated the Kerr Open by winning the singles final 3-6 6-3 6-0 over Glyndon Riley and teamed with James Saunders to take the doubles title 10-8 6-2 against Riley and James Utterback. Saunders and McSpadden earlier beat Saunders' rivals in straight sets.

McSpadden Kerr Ray McSpaden Borger Netter James Saunders Glyndon Riley Culver City Cal Amarillo Saunders Riley James Utterback

How They Stand Monday Schedule Highlights

Monday sports brief lists matchups across multiple leagues. West Texas-New Mexico games include Amarillo at Pampa and others. National League features St. Louis at Brooklyn as the only game. Texas League has Dallas at San Antonio and Fort Worth at Houston among others. Longhorn League shows Ballinger at Vernon and Odessa at Big Spring.

Brooklyn St. Louis New York Port Worth City Sweetwater Amarillo Pampa Abilene Albuque Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago Cleveland Washington Boston Dallas San Antonio

Women Linksters Prep for Tourney at Ross Rogers Municipal

The Ross Rogers Municipal course opens for practice as women linksters sharpen strokes for the My- Women's tourney. Qualifying is tomorrow with 18 hole match play rounds scheduled Wednesday and Thursday and finals Friday. Mrs. A L Reynolds defends her 1946 title. Mrs. Bob Copeland is tournament chairman. Entry.

Ross Rogers A. L. Reynolds Bob Copeland

Exhibition Tilts End Kids Softball Season

Kids Inc season closes with 102 teams 12 leagues and about 2400 players. Umpires long hours faced critics while many volunteers coach and support the program across multiple divisions and officials including Ray Daniels and J R Brown.

Kids, Inc

Cardinals Open Crucial Series Against Loop Leading Dodgers

The Cardinals head to Brooklyn for a two game set to split the league lead with the Dodgers as yesterday’s results left Brooklyn ahead by 4 1/2 games. Other scores include Philadelphia beating Washington while Boston topped New York in 11 innings and St Louis and Cleveland split a DH. Denny Galehouse starred for Boston with an 11 inning shutout of the Yankees.

Cardinals New York U.P Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals Shaw Ibsen O. Henry St. Louis Classea Rittspurga Phillies Boston Braves Dodgers New York Giants Philadelphia Washington Chicago Detroit Taft Wright Ed Lopat White Sox Browns Indians Joe Gordon Paul Lehner Cleveland Denny Galehouse Boston Red Sox Yankees

Country Club Women Set for 1947 Golf Crown Duel

The big three Pat Jackson Mrs R J Moore and Mrs J W Ross lead the Country Club women as the 1947 tournament opens with 18 holes of qualifying tomorrow and match play through Friday Miss Jackson Amarillo College co ed beat Moore in last year s final and won titles in 1945 and 1946 Norris Ewing chairs the event with a $2 entry fee.

Country Club Pat Jackson R. J. Moore J. W. Ross Miss Jackson Amarillo College Moore Ross Norris Ewing

Three Amarillo Students To Get Degrees in Colorado U

Three Amarillo students Leslie R. Hinds Gillberoy Tucker and Clarence M Williams will receive degrees at the University of Colorado summer commencement on August 23 Hinds son of A B Hinds will earn a Master of Education Tucker son of Mrs Ira L Tucker will receive a Bachelor of Science with a major in Business Administration Williams son of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Williams will be granted a Bachelor of Science The students twin brother David and Mrs Tucker plan to attend the ceremony

Amarillo Leslie R. Hinds Gillberoy Tucker Clarence M. Williams University of Colorado A. B. Hinds North Polk Hinds Tucker Ira L. Tucker Tyler David Williams Taylor

Kapelus Returns to Los Angeles After Visit

Charlie Kapelus returned to Los Angeles yesterday after visiting his brother Joe Kapelus at 2607 Tyler.

Los Angeles Charlies Kapelus Joe Kapelus Tyler

Ex GI stars eye baseball rise after war delay

Big Jim Keesey praises Des Moines Western League club and says war delay boosted players 50 to 60 percent. Les Peden of Texas A M and army veteran aims for Cubs third base, hoping to grab a spot as Cubs rebuild. A golf interview touts Wakkonda Club but mocks its dining room.

L. E. Skelley Hugh Fullerton, Jr Des Moines Big Jim Keesey Les Peden Des Moines’ Husky Texas A&m Peden Cubs

Moseley Wins Army Golf Meet in All-Army Tourney

Capt. Ed Moseley of Norfolk Virginia captured the Army golf championship with a 2 and 1 victory over Lt. Joe Worthington of San Antonio in the final round in Columbus Georgia.

Columbus U.P Ed Moseley Norfolk US Army Joe Worthington San Antonio

Adamson Leopards Eliminate Soon After Region Six Final

In Hattiesburg Mississippi on August 18 the Adamson Leopards were swept 8 to 0 by the Little Rock Doughboys in the Region Six final of the American Legion Junior baseball tournament. Little Rock earned a trip to Sumter South Carolina for the sectional round.

Hattiesburg Miss Adamson Leopards Dallas American Legion Little Rock Doughboys Little Rock Sumter

Lake Jackson-Harlingen Clash For Amateur Softball Crown

Lake Jackson and Harlingen will meet tonight in Wichita Falls for the Texas Softball Association title. The Lake Jackson All-Stars topped the American Liberty Oilers 1 0 and the Harlingen Hi Way Inn defeated the San Angelo Electrics 1 0 to reach the final round.

Wichita Falls Lake Jackson Harlingen Texas Softball Association Lake Jackson All-Stars American Liberty Oilers Dallas Harlingen Hi-Way Inn San Angelo Electrics

Detton Orders Weigh-in for Mat Finalists

Promoter Cory Detton notified Al Getz and Sailor Watkins they must again make 190 pounds for the 1800 dollar Southwestern junior heavyweight final at the Auditorium. The winner meets world champion LeRoy McGuirk August 28. Also signed for two falls three on Thursday are Art Brady and Billy Weidner in a semi windup. no advance price for the main bout.

Mat Cory Detton al Getz Sailor Watkins LeRoy McGuirk Art Brady Billy Weidner Weidner Detton Watkins Boston Billy Brady

Amateur Rule Poses Puzzle in Texas Rodeo Scramble

In Waco a 4 H Club boy won a calf at a Baylor rodeo scramble and faced possible ineligibility under amateur rules. Roy Bedichek cited league policy while Houston cattle breeders called for gifts to buy the calf. The boy's fate and the gift issue remain unresolved as supporters seek clarity.

Waco Waco News-Tribune and Times-Herald Roy Bedichek Texas Houston Bedichek

Nelson Hurls Two Victories For Midland in Doubleheader

Ernie Nelson of Midland in the Longhorn League won both ends of a doubleheader, 4-3 and 8-3, to run his season total to 22. Midland edged toward first place as Big Spring lost 15-1 to Odessa and Ballinger defeated Vernon 10-4.

Associated Press Iron Man Ernie Nelson Midland Ernie Big Spring Odessa Lefty Shelton Ballinger Vernon

Sox Seek To Extend Win Streak to Four

Amarillo's Gold Sox chase a fourth straight win after a 13 6 victory over the Pampa Oilers. Key figures include pitcher Tom Spears aiming to start, Lefty Bill Lonergan ending a four game skid, and grover Seitz’s Oilers with Til Panaranto joining the squad.

Sox Sa Sy Tetera Clovis Sockers Lamesa Pampa Oilers Grover Seitz Til Panaranto Seitz Tom Spears Amariio Bill Lonergan

Serena Aims for Pro Baseball HR Record in West Texas League

Bill Serena, Lubbock shortstop, needs nearly one homer per game after belting his 49th to break the league mark. The West Texas-New Mexico League leader won 11-8 over Albuquerque as he chases the all-time season record of 69 set by Joe Hauser. Mel Kramer pitched a five-hitter as Clovis beat Lamesa 2-1, while Amarillo defeated Pampa 13-6 to tighten fourth-place race with La Mesa and Albuquerque.

Associated Press Bill Serena Lubbock Albuquerque Dukes Mel Kramer Clovis Pioneers Lamesa Amarillo Pampa Albuquerque

Superb southpaw fans 13 as he records 17th win in 1947

Lonergan slogs through uneven outing with 13 strikeouts to post his 17th victory of 1947. Crues belts 42nd and 43rd homers driving Pampa’s offense while Payete, White and Risinger work the mound. Oilers finish with two familiar infielders and manager Seitz tests 16 eligibles ahead of a six game homestand.

Lonergan Bob Crues George Payete Foster White Bob Risinger Pampa Payete Seitz Risinger Tom O'Connell Tony Range Sox

Coors Brewers Set Two Baseball Marks

The Golden Coors Brewers crushed Alpine Cowboys 20-0 in seven innings to reach the third round of the 1947 National Baseball Congress tournament. Don Swartz earned his second win in a two hitter while Bruno Konopko hit four consecutive doubles as the team racked up 18 hits.

Wichita Kans Golden Colo Coors Brewers National Baseball Congress Alpine Tex Brewers Bruno Konopko Don Sw

Colby Davies Wins Ross Rogers Course Handicap Tourney

Colby Davies claimed first place in the weekend handicap event at Ross Rogers course with a 75-10-65. Don Loden finished second at 70-4-66, followed by a field of players led by Russell Ledyard 90-23-67 and Jack Lee 83-13-70 among many others.

McCullough Ross Rogers Course Elmer Tucker Colby Davies Don Loden Russell Ledyard Jack Lee L. E. Merry J. G. Risley Bill Bannister T. R. Cantine Ernie Dowell D. W. Clark J. B. Mierau Bud Wood Nathan Young Russ Rogers Scott Edwards Ray Priem E. D. Roush Bill Davis Fred Houser

Baseball Leaders Highlight Major Names and Stats

Major League Leaders show Walker of Philadelphia batting .471 and Blackwell of Cincinnati leading with 19 wins while Munger of St. Louis posts a .769 winning percentage. In the American League Boudreau of Cleveland hits .335 and Heath of St. Louis along with Gordon of Cleveland have 21 home runs. Shea of New York is 11-4 with a .733 ERA and Reynolds also of New York at 15-6 with a 7.14 ERA.

Associated Press Walker Philadelphia Galan Cincinnati Blackwell Munger St. Louis Boudreau Cleveland Appling Chicago Williams Boston Heath Gordon Shea New York Reynolds

Banquet for YMCA Church League Softball Teams

Members of YMCA Church League softball teams attend a banquet at 7 30 p m tomorrow night in the First Baptist Church. Awards go to league champion San Jacinto Methodist and runner up Polk Street Methodist. Holden Appliance trophy and a team trophy fund the champion prizes. second place gets a Polk Street Methodist award. A sports movie and program with C J Humphreys as master of ceremonies cap the evening. meals are $1 per plate.

First Baptist Church San Jacinto Methodist Polk Street Methodist Henry Blackburn C. J. Humphreys

Johnson fires low net in Amarillo handicap golf

M. T. Johnson posted a 73 6 7 for the low net in the weekend handicap at Amarillo Country Club. John Munn led low gross with 68. Other notable nets included Odie Russell 87 20 67 and W. W. Gibson 77 10 67. Lane McAfee 779 68.

M. T. Johnson Amarillo Country Club John Munn Odie Russell W. W. Gibson Lane McAfee

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