Golden Gloves Training Begins at Hobby House Gym
The start of Golden Gloves activities includes sale of reserved seats at Globe News office. One fifty tickets priced at 1.65 each cover all three nights January 26 27 28. Local trainees under Joe Scroggins and Ray Jackson begin at Hobby House Gym with free use of equipment. training nights Monday Wednesday Friday. public welcome on alternate nights. Spectators invited.
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Off the Main Floor Classic League Results at Amarillo Bowl
Notes report a cold night at Victory Alleys with "Jack Frost" keeping many indoors and highlight individual scores. Jimmy Shane led Fifth Avenue Shop with 545 across games of 162 166 and 217 while new members Teresa Bednorz and La Verne Hawkins join Panhandle Specialty and Fifth Avenue Shop respectively.
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Jack Frost
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Ohio National Life
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Dorothy Forister
Janice
Dorothy
Boxwell Brothers
Sue Lyles
Neal
Ladies Classic and Metropolitan bowling results two leagues
Amarillo Bowls Builders Supply led by scores 491 530 522 and 474 562 631 against Reager's Market in a 1 2 pattern. Mann's Bread posted 529 606 550 over Panhandle Specialty 484 544 526. Gene's Cafe forfeited first game and posted 585 572 against Team No 7 500 531 486. Individual honors Shane of Reager's Market 132 164 187 for 493. Banner Bowl saw Reager's Market 671 616 635 lose to Diamond Shop 685 773 750. Southwestern Drug 1707 766 771 defeated Fourth Sub-Depot 636 690 728. Put & Take 792 772 783 beat Palo Duro 800 765 774. Crandall of Palo Duro 200 176 203 579. Victory Alleys Operations 1 741 754 764 over Personnel 741 711 644. Works Accounting 657 671 676 over Stores 2 636 686 668. Ordnance 738 902 884 over Payroll 764 816 841. Pantexans 662 654 782 over Operations 2 662 654 782. Operations 2 700 657 710 over Stores 1 682 778 753. Read of Ordnance 125 193 212 530.
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Ordnance
Bobo Newsom Reclassified 1-A by Draft Board
Hartsville South Carolina December 15 Bobo Newsom traded this week to the Philadelphia Athletics by the Washington Senators has been reclassified 1-A in the draft per his selective service board.
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Bobo) Newsom
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Cash Buyer Begs for House After Late Classified Ads
Floyd Adamson, Navy man 15 months, returns to Amarillo to sell home and furniture at 2607 Polk Street. He placed two ads in the Amarillo Globe but they arrived too late to classify. Within an hour he called to cancel the three day run, saying the first caller had cash to settle. He is selling out because his wife will return to California with him.
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German Fighters Warned About Texas Tough Men
Allied headquarters in Algiers reports a Nazi prisoner said his commander warned Germans they would face "tough, wild men from Texas" skilled in field craft. The claim came from a Fifth Army front capture. the exact front was not specified. The report notes Texans serve in the 36th Division, which landed at Salerno.
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Mighty Mites Echo in Texas Prep Football Race
Houston era notes Highland Park Dallas led by Rusty Russell as Scotties face Sunset then San Angelo in the semi finals. Lufkin meets Goose Creek in Houston while Goose Creek reaches bi district. Russell’s famed Masonic Home style continues with lean, quick players.
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Rusty) Russell
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Texas Drops First Cage Contest
SMU stayed undefeated at Dallas with a 51-46 victory over Bergstrom Army Air Field. Texas opened its season with a 50-41 loss to Southwestern, while Arkansas prepared to face its first college opponent in Pittsburg Kansas.
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Basketball Scores From Multiple Colleges
DePaul 84, Chicago Teachers College 23 and Loyola of Baltimore 33, American University 26 lead a round of college scores. Southwestern 50, Texas 41. Southwestern Methodists 51, Bergstrom Field 46. Villanova 43, U.S. Marines 32. Oklahoma A and M 39, City College of New York 27. Long Island University 56, Brigham Young 41. Indiana 44, Wabash 27.
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Local Sports Card Week Schedule and Results
A dense listing of Amarillo sports events across venues including Amarillo Municipal Golf Course Ross Rogers Course Victory Alleys Banner Bowl and Amarillo Country Club. Notable items mention Elmer Hackney failing a selective service physical in Manhattan Kansas, highlighting a 1938 39 40 Kansas State star.
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Ross Rogers Course
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Kan
Elmer
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Detroit Lions
Elks hold off Sandies in Stratford thriller
Amarillo’s Golden Sandies suffer first loss of the season as Stratford Elks pull out a 31 29 victory after leading by nine early in the final quarter. Rufus Graves scores 19 for Amarillo, Roy Lee Malone 18 for Stratford, next game set for 8 30 at the High School Armory.
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Cardinals Welcome Mort Cooper Back From Army Rejection
Cardinal fans cheer Morton Cooper's return to the rotation after rejection at Jefferson Barracks due to high blood pressure and knee injury. Cooper had gone through the Army intake but will resume facing NL clubs next season while his brother Walker remains in limited service and plans to stay on with his steel mill job.
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