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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1945

Page

10

Cards' Dream Dims as Cubs Tigers Rally in Pennant Drive

St Louis sees its title hopes fade as Cardinals and Browns lose while Cubs and Tigers win. Chicago extends lead with Hank Borowy and Eddie Miler homers, Detroit tops Brownies behind Hal Newhouser and Roy Cullendine. Yankees bash Boston as playoff chase tightens. Washington trails Tigers after Rick Ferrell homers.

Jack Hand Associated Press St. Louis Cardinals Browns Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers Billy Southworth Red Birds Bruins Chicago Cincinnati Eddie Miler Red Barrett New York Giants Boston Dodgers Hal Newhouser Brownies Detroit Roy Cullendine Hank Greenberg Bobby Maier New York Yankees Walt Dabiel Red Sox Jim Turner Yanks Washington Tigers Philadelphia Rick Ferrell

Bearcats win over Dodgers to claim Plains League title

San Jacinto Bearcats beat the Wolflin Dodgers 9 to 8 to clinch the Plains League championship. Frank Kronbeck starred for the Bearcats with a late rally, while Robert Karr contributed a sensational catch. Georgia Marauders defeated Mirror Mustangs 10 to 3 and force a deciding game tonight on the Maverick diamond to decide the World Series matchup.

San Jacinto Bearcats Wolflin Dodgers Georgia Marauders Mirror Mustangs Bearcats Dodgers Frank Kronbeck Paul King Robert Karr Cats Webster Davis McCullough Barton Curtiss Alice Lan- Gergin Wildcats Marauders Mustangs Curtis Bell A. C. Brewer Maverick College Hurricanes Bell Franks Jayroe Watson Garrett

Texas PGA Open Golf Tourney Set for Lubbock Next Year

Arrangements completed for the Texas PGA Open golf tournament to be held in Lubbock next year. Chick Trout of the Lubbock Country Club heads the local committee and will coordinate with Texas PGA president George Ausbach of Amarillo and vice president Shorty Hornbuckle of Odessa who will visit in 30 days to finalize dates.

Lubbock U.P Chick Trout George Ausbach Amarillo Texas Pga Shorty Hornbuckle Odessa

Curtis Simmons Honored As All American Boy

Sixteen year old Curtis Simmons of Egypt Pennsylvania was named the All American Boy after the Esquire All American Boys game at the Polo Grounds. He pitched four innings then played the outfield for five and sparked the East to a 5 to 4 victory over Cobb's West with a ninth inning triple that started a three run rally.

New York Curtis Simmons Egypt Polo Grounds Simmons Babe Ruth Ty Cobb

Enidairs Capture 1945 Semi-Pro Baseball Title

The Enid, Oklahoma Army Air Base team defeated Orlando, Florida Army Air Base 4 to 1 to claim the 1945 national semi pro championship. Enidairs scored all runs in the third inning on two walks one hit and an outfield error while Orlando tallied its lone run in the same frame.

Wichita Kan Enid Okla Army Air Base Orlando Fla Enidairs

Taft Last President With Whiskers

William Howard Taft was the last U.S. president to wear facial hair, specifically a mustache, marking the end of whiskered presidencies.

William Howard Taft United States Taft

Local tennis notes hint at Tri-State revival and strong near-term events

The article reviews end of year tennis events at local courts including a Sept 9 match against Borger led by Ray McSpadden and Ray McNally, notes Amarillo Open memories, and discusses a potential Tri-State revival with a club to promote tennis. It highlights standout players Joseph Shippey, Lt Ed Biggs, Lt John Farfour, Addison Appleby, Pat Jackson, and Camilla Wheatley with recent upsets and promising futures.

Borger Ray McSpadden Ray McNally Ole’ Tri-State Joseph Shippey Wichita Falls Gormley Holman Miami University Ed Biggs John Farfour Dalhart Jack Hays Houston Boyd Lubbock Ellwood Park Addison Appleby

Nelson and Snead Remain Even at Oakmont Halfway

Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead share the lead at even par 144 through 36 holes of the War Bond Blue Ribbon tournament at Oakmont. Harold McSpaden and Gene Sarazen faltered, while Nelson narrowed Snead's four stroke cushion with a two under 70 in the afternoon.

Oakmont Byron Nelson Sammy Snead Harold McSpaden Gene Sarazen Nelson Snead McSpaden Sarazen

Women Drive Jobs In X ray Field Says Labor Dept

Chicago report notes about 80 percent of 20 000 registered X ray technicians in 1945 are women. Demand rose as X raying servicemen boosted need and orthopedic war injuries increased workload. Future chest X rays likely to be as routine as dental exams.

Chicago U. S. Department of Labor Department Labor Department

Plenty of Baseball Is Scheduled Next Year

Arthur H. Ehlers Baltimore promoter says there will be plenty of minor league baseball next year. He reviewed coast to coast efforts to restore prewar status and outlined criteria for new loops and farm-system ties. Cities listed include Beaumont Dallas Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma City San Antonio Shreveport and Tulsa with directors prepared to act.

John F. Chandler Baltimore Arthur H. Ehlers Ehlers William G. Bramham National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs Beamont Dallas Fort, Worth Houston Oklahoma City San Antonio Shreveport Tulsa

Two Americans Shot in Mexico Ambush Near Cuernavaca

Two American women were shot while returning from a convent excursion near Cuernavaca. Mrs. Molly McClagherty Price of Texas died from a heart shot, while Miss Elinor Schuster of Clifton New Jersey was wounded in the legs and abdomen but survived. The assailants were two Mexican escorts. Schuster’s account says one turned and opened fire after a dispute over a spring.

Mexico City Cuernavaca Molly McClagherty Molly McClagherty Price San Antonio Corpus Christi Tex Elinor Schuster Second Street Clifton N. J McClagherty Miss Schuster Mrs. McClagherty

Four Legged Lawn Mowers Bring Park Good Profit

Springfield officials unveil sheep as labor savers for parks. A flock of 600 sheep performed maintenance duties, generating $600 from ram sales and wool sales last year while eliminating a $4,000 labor cost. This year the flock grew by 200, with estimated labor savings of $5,000 and wool and ram receipts projected to reach $3,000 and $1,000 respectively.

Springfield Hesides Harry B. Luers

Amarillo Open Tennis Singles Starts At Ellwood Park

The men's singles championship of the Amarillo Open Tennis Tournament begins this afternoon at Ellwood Park at 5:30. Lt. John Farfour of the Dalhart Air Base faces Glyn don Riley, the top seed and defending champion from 1943 and 1944.

Ellwood Park John Farfour Dalhart Air Base Glyndon Riley Riley

Plan To Use Penicillin in Leprosy

Leprosy experts plan to trial penicillin and promin for leprosy treatment once available, says Dr N Figuerdo of the Acworth Leper Home Bombay. He notes about a million Indians are lepers with one quarter contagious, and 7200 lepers in Bombay.

Bombay N. Figuerdo Acworth Figuerdo

Falkenburg Leads Youth Charge in National Tennis Meet

Forest Hills reports hail of upsets as Air Cadet Bob Falkenburg Herbert Flam and Buddy Behrens win openers. Flam defeats Argentina No.1 Heraldo Weiss 6 1 in a standout upset while Sam Hardy notes Flam's rising status among juniors.

Forest Hills N. Y Sgt Frankie Parker Bill Talbert Pancho Segura Bob Falkenburg Hollywood Cal Herbert Flam Beverly Hills Falkenburg Herbert Buddy Behrens Fort Lauderdale Fla Bolar Ray Linton Tex Flam Bobby Riggs Heraldo Weiss Argentina Sam Hardy

Miss Janice Lessing Leaves Local Office Visit to Father

Miss Janice Lessing of 800 West Sixteenth has gone to Abilene for a visit with her father W. E. Lessing and will return Friday. She resigned yesterday from the staff of the local Social Security Office.

Janice Lessing West Sixteenth Abilene W. E. Lessing Miss Lessing

Soldier Field Nears Sellout For All Star Football Game

Chicago August 29 Soldier Field cannot hold all fans seeking the all star football game tomorrow night. Arch Ward Chicago Tribune sports editor and event sponsor says demand could push attendance beyond 135000 if space existed. Officials expect around 90000 ticket buyers.

Chicago Soldier Field Lake Front Arch Ward The Chicago Tribune Ward

Second Hand Golf Clubs In Demand Now

Wanted now is the time to get the most out of your second hand clubs. Don’t wait until new clubs are plentiful.

Juniors Start Opening Play In State Golf Meet

In San Antonio the 19th annual state junior golf tournament begins with 100 players and strong winds. Notable matchups include Bill Maxwell versus Gilbert Cavanaugh, Don January versus Billy Baxter, and Tony Holguin versus Wilbur Littleston. Consolation flights schedule two rounds tomorrow.

San Antonio Lone Star Bill Maxwell Abilene Gilbert Cavanaugh Bobby Well Buddy Jones el Paso John Welsh Joe Conrad Don January Dallas Billy Baxter Tommy Green Lockhart Herbert Reid Claude Reed Rube Lowery

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