Amarillo Globe News Preps For 1924 City News Edition
The Amarillo Globe News planning notes cite founders and editors and a plan for a March 3 1879 post office citation. Mentions GENE HOWE president, JOHN MCCARTY assistant, WESLEY IZZARD editor in chief and multi page notices. Includes community items from Amarillo clubs and bowling leagues.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Rebellion Fails to Move MLB Meetings in 1943
Sid Feder reports the winter baseball meetings end with no major trades or rebel sentiment against Landis. Browns and Cardinals seek more night games in 1944 while Lefty Al Smith is drafted, and Jim Bagby is moved as Cleveland ponders center fielder needs. Louis Boudreau cautions waiting until March to trade.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Sam
Lefty
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Lefty al
St. Louis
Jim Bagby
Bagby
Lou Boudreau
Sayng
Minor league meetings highlight Bramham and two behind the scenes figures
Judge Bramham dominates the four day minor league meetings while Elmer Daily and Branch Rickey Jr. emerge as key behind the scenes operators. Daily, Ebensburg hotel man, runs non operating bush leagues and helped preserve Bramham’s regime. Rickey, Jr., a small, sharp figure, hinted he could advance the insurgents case and eye a bigger role in baseball business.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
W. G. Bramham
Bramham
Elmer Daily
Branch Rickey, Jr
Ebensburg
Elmer
Rickey
Branch, Jr
Notre Dame Stars Lead 1943 All America Team
The United Press picks show Notre Dame dominating with four first team selections Angelo Bertelli Bill Daley Creighton Miller and John Yonaker joining multiple Irish stars Others include Michigan Purdue Navy Army and USC players as Midwest claims eight spots while the South drops out of first team contention.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
United Press Today
Mid-West
East
Asix
Plank Bane
Ida Uil Luil
Lipst Leal
Alex Agase
Purdue
Agase
Illinois
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Angelo Bertelli
John Yonakov
Bertelli
Casimir Myslinski
Army
Jim White
John Yonaker
Johnny Lujack
Ralph Heywood
Southern
California
Heywood
Trojan
Middlewest
Don Whitmire
Navy
Patrick Filley
South Bend
Ind
West Point
Bill Daley
Michigan
Tommy Harmon
Tony Butkovich
Ilinois Express
Boilermakers
Butkovich
Proram
Creighton Miller
Millers
Pas
Robert Gantt
Duke
Melvin Pregulman
John Steber
Georgia Tech
Herbert Coleman
John Jaffars
Penn State
Arthur McCaffray
Colleg Pac
Pete Pihos
Indiana
Robert Odell
Pennsylvania
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Harold Hamberg
Eddie
Aggies Lead Nation In Five Year Football Standings
Boston College tops five year AP scoring records with .844 average over 38 7 1. Notre Dame rises to .841 after nine wins in ten. Texas Aggies jump from 14th to 3rd with .813, while Texas moves to seventh and Tulsa to eighth. Aggies defend best, holding opponents to 277 points over 50 games.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Boston College
Associated Press
Tennessee
Eagles
New Englanders
Notre Dame
Irish
Southwest
Texas Aggies
Louisiana State
Texas
Randolph Field
Tulsa
Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia
Crackers
Bowling Bits Highlight Classic League Standouts
Ray Prien tops the Banner Bowl with 597, closely followed by Corpal Barnack and Jim Fletcher at 596. John Laughlin shows skill but remains unused. Marvin Andrews travels in Chicago. The column notes audience thrills on tough splits and mourns Clarence Wismer’s father.
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E. A. Harris
Ray Prien
Corporal Barnack
Jim Fletcher
Marvin Andrews
Big Wigs
Chicago
Irwin's Squad Wins Sandie Intra-squad Tilt
Irwin's Squad defeated Reynolds' Golds 35 to 31 in a Sandie intra-squad basketball game at the High School Armory. The Blacks led 12 to 5 after the first quarter, the score tied at 18-18 at halftime, and 31-31 late before Dick Wiggins and Kenneth Kelly sealed the win with two late field goals.
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Billy Keith Irwin
Boyd Reynolds
Golds
High School Armory
T. G. Hull
Golden Sandstorm Grid
Irwin
Reynolds
Dick Wiggins
Kenneth Kelly
Sanford Edquist
Claude Mustangs
Claude
Babb
Corsicana
Adonis Bell
Trees
Skyline Mike
Kelly
Hazelwood
Coontz
Malakoff
Hooks
Tee
Wiggins
Andelson
Williams
Edquist
Ratcliff
Dixon
c.Os Graves
C Wee Watts
Waghorn
See Foster
Higgins
G Coose
Kenyon
Blacks
Ray Ebling
Kansas
Bi District Clashes Open Texas Schoolboy Playoffs
The Texas schoolboy title chase starts with Pampa at Vernon Highland Park of Dallas at Sherman and Marshall at Lufkin. Tonight Sunset Dallas visits North Side Fort Worth Breckenridge goes to Waco Goosecreek to Houston Jeff Davis and McAllen to San Antonio Thomas Jefferson. Crowd totals exceed eighty thousand with games in eight cities.
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Pampa
Vernon
Highland Park
Dallas
Sherman
Marshall
Lufkin
Sunset
Fort Worth
North Side
Breckenridge
Waco
Goosecreek
Houston
Jeff Davis
McAllen
San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson
San Angelo
Ysleta
el Paso
Goose Crick
Ladies Pioneer League Bowling Scores and Standings
Results show Victory Alleys Country Club Cleaners leading 8 to 0 with high games 674 693 585. Builders Supply swept 3 0 with scores 580 541 559. Individual honors: Parkinson 172 222 177 571. Also notes a wartime stockpile drop from 14,400,000 tires to 5,250,000 by Oct. 1943.
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Ladies Pioneer League
Victory Alleys Country Club Cleaners
Builders Supply
Ohio National Life
Boxwell Bros
Neal's Cafe
Mann's Bread
Papoose Cafe
Fifth Avenue Shop
Parkinson
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Roosevelt
Amarillo Municipal
Rogers Course
Civic League
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Exaco League
U.P
Pat
Fatzsimmons
Jeeey Kluge
Panos Anthony
Brooklyn
NSE
Oba
OMA
H. V. Robertson & CO
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Sid Feder
B.V.D
Blackburn ‘Bros
Swen's
Oklahoma
Childress
Tex.) Air Base
Whitman
Washington State
Clericulture
Butler
Gatewood
Tulane
Dark
Southwestern
Louisiana
Brumley
LeForce
Callahan
Hallmark
Texas A. & M
Turner
Texas A
Aggies
John Laughlin
John
Clarence Wismeyer
Wis
Jim Hudson
Kiwanis Golds
Victory Alleys
Aubrey Jackson
Ray Minner
Tri-Way Garage
Alte Oe Pee Ea As
Ren
Bibl Rer
Doe
Cole Cresteal Service
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Newkirk
Priscilla
Benrus
Everett
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