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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1950

Page

14

Wichita Falls Favorite Spot Now Cut Costs on Crew

Eastern rowing colleges will not curtail spring schedules but borrow shells on race day to cut costs. Tip Goes notes crews spend heavily with Yale costing about 86000 last season as shells are similar. coaches differ in rigging but changes are quick. Phog Allen recalls 1912 coaching start and Knute Rockne’s remark that basketball is a tough game to coach. Mon day Matinee surveys coaching moves, arena plans, and potential heavyweight collaboration ideas.

Hugh Fullerton New York Tip Goes Syracuse Yale Goes Tip Allen Alley Phog Allen Kansas A Phog Warrensburg Teachers College James Naismith Forrest Knute Rockne Henry Frnka Tulane Art Guepe Virginia Marv Jenson Rex Layne Farrier Hymie Walman Cesar Brion U. of New Hampshire Boston

Aggie Cup game fizzles but gains lessons for future showdown

A Texas A&M Georgia game drew 12,245 in Maryland as the Aggies beat the Bulldogs 40-20 in the first Presidential Cup. Bob Smith starred with two touchdowns and a 100 yard kickoff return, while Zippy Morocco and Billy Tidwell added multiple scores.

College Park Texas Aggies Georgia University of Maryland District of Columbia American Legion Post Legion Bob Smith Aggies Smith Zippy Morocco Billy Tidwell

Fighting Irish Flop of Year 1950

Notre Dame, once riding a 38 game unbeaten streak, was voted the big flop of 1950 in the post season AP poll. Purdue, Minnesota, and SMU also showed notable disappointments as the campaign featured a dramatic fall from favor for several top programs.

New York Notre Dame Associated Press Fighting Irish Irish North Carolina Purdue Frank Leahy Boilermakers Bernie Bierman Minnesota Gophers Notre Dame Bfore Indiana Southern Methodist

Florida Golfers Win Miami International Four Ball

Florida golfers Pete Cooper of Ponte Verde and Claude Harmon of Palm Beach won the $10,000 Miami International Four-Ball Tournament, earning $1,250 each. They defeated Dave Douglas and Jim Turnesa 1-up in the 36-hole final at Miami Country Club after posting 65 to the runners-up 66.

Miami Fla Florida Pete Cooper Ponte Verde Claude Harmon Palm Beach Dave Douglas Newark Del Jim Turnesa Briarcliff Miami Country Club Paris Douglas Turnesa

Texas Buckeyes? No, Texas to face Tennessee in Cotton Bowl

Austin December report shows Coach Blair Cherry praising Tennessee for defense and fundamentals as Texas prepares for the January 1 Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Cherry notes Tennessee’s strong backs and steady offense while Texas touts its top Southwest defensive record after a 21-6 win over LSU and a 9-1 season with a one-point loss to Oklahoma.

Austin Blair Cherry Texas Tennessee Dallas Longhorns Cherry Volunteers Kentucky Southern Methodist Oklahoma

Smith Aggies Top Statistics in Southwest Conference

Dallas December updates show Texas A M and SMU leading rushing and passing yardage, with Texas strong on defense. Bob Smith of Texas A M rushed 1,302 yards, Fred Benners of SMU led in completions and yardage, while Baylor and others show varied defensive and offensive metrics in the 10 game season.

Dallas Texas A&m Georgia Washington Aggies Southern Methodist Texas Longhorns Baylor Bob Smith Fred Benners Larry Isbell

Dowells To Play in College Gym Tonight

Dowell's Cafe of Amarillo faces Lub bock Thomas Tinkers at 8 pm in Amarillo College gym. The Tinkers, a top Texas team, bring former All Border Conference stars Jiggs Walker and Sammie Malone. Dowell's beat the Denver Chevrolets 40-32 last week and guest admission is 74 cents.

Sammie Malone West Texas State Amarillo Lubbock Thomas Tinkers Dowell Dowells Texas Amarillo College Dowell’s Cafe TAAF Denver Chevrolets Tinkers Clayton Maulers New Mexico Texas Tech Jiggs Walker J. L. Hauser Bill Eddins Wayne Boles Hank Balke Chevrolets Shorty Carpenter Denver Malone Hubert Kitchens Kenneth Simpson Billy Miller Charles Richardson

Badgers Open Garden City Tournament With Pratt Clash

Amarillo College Badgers travel to Garden City Kansas for a first round game against Pratt with an undefeated record four wins. Edd Lee leads scoring with 57 points through four games as coach Bob Carter takes 17 players to the event.

Amarillo College Badgers Pratt Kan Garden City Badgers Amarillo Nebraska Kansas Texas Colo Oklahoma Hutchinson McCook Neb la Garden City Dod Pratt Mar Dodge City Sayre Oklago City Amarillo College Edd Lee Clovis Bob Carter Badger Eddie Lee Corbett Bridges al Hutchinson Leon Dowie Jim Burris Merle Denny Leroy Sparkman Art McKay Norman Sullivan Charles Banks Eddie Stone Arthur Seitz Walton Tucker Bob Patterson Troy Monroe Rey Burnett

Bar Joe Louis From Fights, Says Pa Athletic Chief

Philadelphia December report says John Da Grosa, Pennsylvania athletic commissioner, seeks to bar Joe Louis from further bouts, claimed in the best interests of boxing and the ex-champion. The piece also notes local football results and Port Arthur’s persistent playoff near-misses despite top season ratings.

Louis Philadelphia John da Grosa Pennsylvania Joe Louis

Da Grosa seeks NBA action to bar Louis from boxing

Da Grosa announced a move to keep Joe Louis out of the ring in Pennsylvania and asks the NBA to act. He argues Louis aging and a Detroit Jan. 3 bout with Be shore should be stopped for health and future of boxing. Pennsylvania has barred others, and a review by the state athletic commission is set. Louis, training in Stony Point, Ont., will not comment yet. The NBA commissioner Abe Greene expressed reluctance to bar Louis, stressing his impact on the sport. The article also notes Wichita Falls and Lubbock quarterfinals and calls a past district reflection by coaches Pattison and Golding.

Louis Freddie Beshore Detroit da Grosa Pennsylvania NBA Lew Jenkins Bob Montgomery Pennsylvania Athletic Commission Abe Greene New Jersey Greene Joe Louis Joe Stony Point Ont Beshore Wichita Falls Lubbock Pat Pattison Joe Golding Pattison Golding Harvesters Tom Tipps Pampa

Texas players lead in passing and receiving stats

Baylor standout led pass receivers with 35 catches for 539 yards. Byron Townsend the Longhorn fullback ranked high offensively with 841 rushing yards on 228 attempts. Bobby Dillon held third in punt returns at 22.2 yards per on 15 tries. Ben Proce and Ben Tompkins also posted strong Texas receiving and passing totals with 453 and 956 yards respectively.

Baylor Byron Townsend Texas Bobby Dillon Ben Proce Ben Tompkins

Flurry of Upsets Fists in Pro Race

Oscar Fraley reports on Boston Red Sox optimism about clinching the 1951 pennant through Lou Boudreau sign­ing amid concerns over salaries and temperament. The piece contrasts Boston’s strong batting with pitching gaps and notes player jealousy over high salaries, including Ted Williams and Yogi Berra, in a season discussing power versus balance.

New York Rogers Hornsby Boston Red Sox Lou Boudreau Rajah Hornsby Boudreau Lou Boston Fenway Park Red Sox Branch Rickey New York Yankees Billy Goodman Bosox Walt Dropo Vern Stephens Crimson Hose Dropo Moose Dom DiMaggio Goodman DiMaggio al Zarilla Johnny Pesky Tom Yawkey Glotz Ted Williams Yankees Yogi Berra

SWC Cagers Travel Again

The Southwest Conference preview reports Texas Christian and Texas Longhorns headline a busy cage schedule with standout scorers like George McLeod of TCU leading the way as teams travel to bolster prestige. Oklahoma A&M, SMU, Baylor, and Arkansas also feature, with notable matchups at Buffalo, St. Louis, and Madison Square Garden.

United Press Southwest Indiana Columbia Missouri CCNY St. Louis Gray Longhorns Canisius Buffalo Manhattan Madison Square Garden Oklahoma Aggies Arkansas Parkers Fayetteville Stillwater SMU TCU Baylor Frogs Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech Abilene Christian Texas Wesleyan Corpus Christi North Texas St. John’s Siena Duquesne Oklahoma A & M Tulsa Rice Tulane George McLeod Jim Dowies Joe Ed Falk Joe McDermott Texas A& Ise AM Texas A&m TCU Hardin-Simmons Roke Okunig Christian Anoma Texas Collington Ind Southwes Texas Waco Louisiana Houston Dallas Oklaho A&m

High School Football Teams Face Each Game as a New Battle

A coach notes that every game is a fresh challenge as "every high school football team is a different team every game" and teams rise or fall based on their performance that week. The remark underscores the unpredictable nature of rivals and the need to adapt game to game.

Associated Press Arlington Mt. Vernon Abilene Wharton New Braunfels el Campo Kermit LaVega Pearsall Levelland Rick Spinks Doak* Walker Kyle Rote Byron Townsend Jack Marshall Rusty Gunn Coyotes

Golf Shop Moves to Bath House Quarters at Amarillo Club

Pro George Ausbach relocates his golf shop to the bath house temporary quarters while new additions are built at the Amarillo Country Club. The shop remains open daily except Monday.

George Ausbach Bath House Amarillo Country Club

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