Eighteen More for Sex And Only 13 Days Are Left
The West Texas New Mexico League season ends in 13 days with Amarillo facing 18 games including Wichita Falls matchups. Tonight the Gold Sox play the Spudders at 8 15 as sunset shifts earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Malin
Amarillo Gold Sox
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Gold Sox
Lubbock
Alt Berger
Lamesa
Borger
Amarillo
Sox
Pampa Oilers
Rumor mill swirls around Tigers coach and other sports chatter
The dispatch tidily notes rumors Tiger coach Steve ONeill may join the Indians next year while Bitsy Grant faces retirement if he reaches a first ten ranking this season. Other items cover Hank Greenberg swapping cars for cash, a no hitter collapse in a sand lot game, a Dodgers fashion show on ladies day, and Knuckleballer Jim Tobin boosting Braves.
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Hughes
Fullerton, JR
Eddie Brietz
New York
Speceial News Service
Steve O'Neill
Tigers
Indians
Bitsy Grant
Saratoga
Alf Vanderbilt
Hank Greenberg
Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Brooks
Jim Tobin
Braves
Paul Lukas
Boston
Broadway
Elliott
F. D. Jr
Mr. Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Lon Warneke
Diz
Standings West Texas New Mexico League Results
Standings show Wichita Falls 101 100 000 3102 Amarillo 000 102 4x10 17.4 in a Tuesday first game at Swayne Field home of the Toledo Mud Hens. Article notes fan sendoffs to army camps and Army athletic mentions Camp Shelby Zeke Bonura tip. Details include Dodgers draft losses and Penn State pricing for service men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne Field
Toledo Mud Hens
Zeke Bonura
Camp Shelby
Football Dodgers
Penn State
Amarillo
Williams Co
Hill
Rabe
Dorman
de Carlo
Lubbock
Clovis
Sullivan Lucky
Cantino Bond
Smith Lamesa
Borger
Poteet Arroyo
Janeck Jennings
Rodriguez
BIG Spring
Schulze
Wheichel
Ratliff
Myers Gracey
Reynolds Club
Final rounds nearing at Amarillo Country Club tennis tournament
In the Amarrillo Country Club event most players progress to finals and semis with ease. Key results include Dick Wiggins and Walter Rhudde facing Norman Higgins and Mark Taylor in boys doubles finals and Ginger Owens aiming for girls singles title against Mary Neal Gibson with Gibson and Owens winning girls doubles 6-2 6-3.
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Dick Wiggins
Walter Rhudde
Norman Higgins
Mark Taylor
Bobby O'Keefe
Bob Garner
A. L. Warner
Ware
Warner
Wayne O'Keefe
Janie Eslack
Dorothy Jenkins
Betty Howell
Bett Howe
Wayne O Keele
Tol Ware
Donald Bagot
Betty Knight
Donnie Watkins
Connie Fuqua
Billy Lynch
Ginger Owens
Mary Neal Gibson
Connie Puqua
Elaine Johnson
Higgins-Taylor
Owens-Lynch
Tel Ware
Bill Southworth
Guy Owens
Edward Johnson
Arnholz Coffee Forced Out of Plainview Tilt
Arnholz Coffee of Amarillo was eliminated from the Plainview Softball Tournament by Corcorran Western Auto 22 to 9. In the other half, Childress edged 1 to 0. Dalby Motor Freight versus Plains Machinery opened the doubleheader with a Norton Cunningham pitching duel.
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Arnhols Coffee
Amarillo
Plainview
Corcorran - Western Auto Squad
Childress
Lubbock Jaycees
Dalby Motor Freight of
Plains Machinery of
Arnholz
C-Wa
Shock
F. Bonner
Kyle
Carter
A. Miller
T. Miller
Ted Williams Voted MVP Favorite for 1941 Season
Boston's Ted Williams earns a personal vote as the season’s most valuable player. The column notes Williams’ .400 average amid challenge from Bob Feller and Joe DiMaggio, praising his hitting, potential power, and concentration despite interference from bench jockeys.
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Harry Ferguson
New York
U.R
United States
Theodore Francis Williams
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Williams
Boston
Bob Feller
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Babe Ruth
Ted Williams
Church Council Weighs Three Big Inter-Church Sports Events
Amarillo Inter-Church Recreational Council approves plans for tennis golf and bowling tournaments after softball season. A tennis bracket will be drawn by James Utterback with Harry Bozeman and Bob Spooner meeting Friday night. Golf brackets led by Vernon Hulme to start within three weeks. A six team handicap bowling league will be studied chaired by M H McKirahan with James Utterback and Harry Van Horm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jack Coffee
Harry Bozeman
James Utterback
Bob Spooner
Kem Hardy
Utterback
Coffee
Ed Lynch
Vernon Hulme
Gene Wilson
Hulme
M. H. McKirahan
Harry van Horm
Polk Street Methodist
Shrine Club 28th Anniversary Caravan to Lubbock
Fred Galle says the South Plains Shrine Club marks its 28th anniversary with a Friday caravan to Lubbock at 10 am and a day and night program. Nobles joining later are urged to participate, and Khiva members with cars should meet at Polk Street offices if they have 1941 cards.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Shrine Club
Fred Galle
Galle
Khiva
Polk Street
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