Pat Jackson and Camilla Wheatley Vie For Amarillo Open Title
In the Amarillo Open finals Pat Jackson faces Camilla Wheatley in the women's singles at Ellwood Park courts. Wheatley is top seed. Jackson previously defeated Gwen Martens and Mrs John Farfour.
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City
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Bowling Loop Plans Meeting Tonight at Banner Bowl
The Metro politan Bowling League invites all interested men to a session at Banner Bowl at 8 o clock to organize the league. The loop was a leading handicap league in the city last season and seeks participants for the new season.
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Wanted to Buy in News-Globe Want Ads
The newspaper advertises a “Wanted to Buy” section inviting readers to contact cash buyers for discarded articles. Advertisers are urged to submit items for quick purchase and removal.
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Amarillo City Championship Golf Opens Practice and Qualifying
Golfers may practice at Ross Rogers course after paying a $4 entry fee for Amarillo city championship. Qualifying Friday or Saturday with match play starting Sunday and rounds 18 holes. Prizes include a $25 Victory Bond for the winner and merchandise $10 medalist prize plus Victory Stamps for runners-up.
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al Clayton
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Amarillo Field
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Local Amateur Sports Schedule Highlights Amarillo Clubs
Junior softball playoff slated for Tuesday through Thursday at OLF Ladies Day Amarillo Country Club. Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association dinner Friday. Golf events include Ladies Day at Roses Rogers Course and city championship at Ross Rogers Course. Weekend features handicap tournament at Amarillo Country Club and Ross Rogers Course tennis club championship.
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Phyllis Otto Wins Western Amateur Championship
Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa defeated Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Los Angeles one up on the final hole to win the Women's Western Amateur. Otto, 21, improved her driving on the practice tee to cure a slice and staged a dramatic comeback after a six day tournament.
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Labor Day Rodeo Thrills Set at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Ornery bulls and broncs unload for a Labor Day rodeo at the Tri-State Fair grounds under Will Rogers Range Riders. Five performances unfold with parades, stuntmen from Hollywood, and entrants from Lubbock and nearby towns. Tickets and box seats available. admission $1.25.
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Nelson Scores All-Time High at Knoxville Open
Byron Nelson won the Knoxville Open with a final 276 12 under par, finishing 10 strokes ahead of Sammy Byrd. Nelson earned 2000 prize money and raised his 1945 total to over 50 000, an all time one year high for golfers. Ben Hogan struggled in his return from Army discharge, missing an 18th green putt that would have tied for second.
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McKay Duo Wins Country Club Tourney
Art McKay Jr and Sr won the Amarillo Country Club Father and Son Tournament with a net 63 on a scotch foursome format. John and J E Evans were runners up with 65, earning $4, while other scores included McCormick Mills Hill Klein Jr Davis and the Kelly pair with Carolyn and Sim.
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Army Air Forces Training Command gridiron schedule
The team schedules 11 games with five at home and one in San Antonio across Florida Tennessee New York and Iowa venues. Opponents include Kessler Field Fort Worth Fort Benning Fort Worth and others with dates from Sept 23 to Dec 9. Major venues include Fort Worth Miami Nashville Iowa City New York Tampa Maxwell Field and Colorado Springs.
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Chinese Got Ovation At Belen On V J Day
Walter Hom of Asia Market returned from Hot Springs New Mexico after a two week bath trip. He was the only Chinese man in Belen on V J Day and many residents lined up to greet him. Ancient Greek scholars believed certain plants slept at night like humans.
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Amarillo Army Air Field Band to Play Five Rodeo Performances
Prices for the rodeo event list adults at $1, enlisted personnel at $1, children at 50 cents with an extra dollar for box seats. All prices include tax. The Amarillo Army Air Field Band will furnish music for the five shows, noted as a leading rodeo band due to local experience.
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Four Leagues Crown Youth Softball Champions
Four leagues crowned champions as the season closed with two series to decide tonight. Mustangs beat Panthers 13 5, Calves loss to Wolves 14 11, Hurricanes clinched American League by sweeping the Cotton Sox, and Wolves and Calves split with Wolves taking the second half title en route to a World Series bid.
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Sim Coker Wins Links Tournament at Amarillo Country Club
Sim Coker led a field of 87 entrants to win first place with a net 64 in the Amarillo Country Club weekend handicap tournament. His card was 82 18 64 with Huffman runner up at 81 16 65.
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