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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1947

Page

15

Blow-by-blow of a hectic sports year closes with boxing and baseball highs

Boxing suspensions, gambling probes, and Joe Louis with Jersey Joe Walcott frame a year of sports turmoil. Baseball saw the Yankees and Dodgers in pennant races, World Series drama, and major trades as Notre Dame and Michigan excelled in college, while golf, tennis, and racing crowned champions into the new year.

Jack Kramer Doug Dodson Johnny Lujack Notre Dame Jersey Joe Walcott Joe Louis Ruby Goldstein Joe Page Yates Babe Didrickson Zaharias Yankees Leo Durocher Dodgers Havana Happy Chandier Durocher Ray Robinson New York Jimmy Doyle Los Angeles Cleveland 20Th Century Sporting Club Nat Rogers Jake LaMotta Philadelphia Billy Fox Walcott Louis Brown Lippy Leo Durocher Branch Rickey Burt Shotton Brooklyns Superbas Bill Bevens Cooke Lavagetto Yanks Brooks Red Sox Cardinals Giants Johnny Mize Ralph Kiner Pirates Ewell Blackwell Reds Bill McCahan Athletics Johnny Vander Meer Zach Taylor St. Louis Dick Muckerman Joe McCarthy Joe Cronin Joe Kuthel Ossie Bluege Senators Michigan Penn State Southern Methodist Texas Christian Mustangs Columbia Army

Georgetown Driver 23 Dies in Sunset Cutoff Crash

George M. Reager Jr. aged 23 of Andice Texas was killed when his car overturned near Georgetown on the Sunset cut off near State Highway 74. Passenger Ollie Tucker survived with head injuries and was treated at a local hospital.

Georgetown George M. Reager Jr Andice Tex Reager Ollie Tucker Tucker

Michigan Favored Over Southern Cal in Rose Bowl

New York bookmakers list Michigan as a 14 point favorite over Southern California in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Georgia Tech sits 13 points over Kansas in the Orange Bowl, while Texas edges Alabama by seven in the Sugar Bowl.

New York Michigan Southern Methodist Texas Georgia Tech Southern California Pasadena Wolverines Kansas Miami Alabama New Orleans Penn State Dallas Mississippi Texas Christian Memphis Georgia Maryland Jacksonville Arkansas William and Mary Birmingham Ala

Eagles Triumph 21 0 over Steelers to reach title game

Philadelphia Eagles claim the Eastern Division crown by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 21 to 0 at Forbes Field. Pete Pihos blocked a kickoff and Steve Van Buren connected with a 15 yard pass for the first score as the Eagles outgained Pittsburgh 255 to 154 yards and earned a rematch with the Chicago Cardinals.

Cleveland Browns Yankees Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers Chicago Cardinals Jet Pilot Phalanx Armed Belmont Park Calumet Citation Bewitch Stymie Johnny Longden Willie Molter Babe Didrickson Zaharias Lew Worsham Jim Ferrier Jimmy Demaret Bobby Locke South Africa Fred Daly Ireland Portland Ore Willie Turnesa Skee Reigel Louise Suggs Jack Kramer Ted Schroeder Bobby Riggs Holy Cross City College of New York Oklahoma Pittsburgh Farr Greasy) Neale Chicago Eagles Forbes Field Steelers Philadelphia Pete Pihos University of Indiana Tommy Thompson Steve van Buren van Buren Steagles

Temple Attorney A Son Shofner Eyes 21st District Senate

Temple attorney W A Son Shofner announced in Austin that he plans to run for the Texas state senate from the 21st district. The district includes Bell Coryell Bosque Erath and Hamilton counties, currently represented by Sen Bus ter Brown of Temple.

Austin W. A “Son Shofner Temple Senate Bell, Coryell, Bosque Erath Hamilton Buster Brown

Keller To Test Lame Back At Stirnweiss Baseball School

Yankee outfielder Charlie Keller will begin testing his lame back in January as part of George Stirnweiss' Bartow Florida baseball school faculty. Zach Taylor hopes the Browns improve if several young pitchers step up, with Fred Sanford among those who didn’t get much work last summer.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Yankee Charlie Keller George Stirnweiss Bartow Fla Zach Taylor Browns Fred Sanford

Giants Christmas Card Parody Shows Sack Escape

The New York Giants are depicted on a Christmas card with Santa emptying his pack as players emerge. Joan Claassen, daughter of a sports writer, quips she is glad the Giants finally got out of that sack after being stuck all season.

New York Football Giants Santa Claus Joan Claassen Giants

Burdette Seeks Dual Schedule For Games And Sugar Bowl

Floyd Burdette Alabama coach and football trainer must decide how to balance coaching duties with the Oklahoma City All College tournament December 29 to 31 and the football team facing Texas in the Sugar Bowl January 1.

Floyd Burdette Alabama Oklahoma City Texas

Oklahoma wrestlers laid up with bruises say coach demonstrates grit

Harold Keith notes the wrestling team is bruised and resting after hard sessions. Port Robertson, the longtime coach and former standout grappler, shows technique so effectively the athletes sometimes struggle to rise.

Harold Keith Oklahoma Tub Thumper Rassling Port Robertson

Williams Named Batting Champion

Ted Williams of Boston was officially credited with the American League batting title for 1947. He led the league with a .343 average and 32 home runs, finishing 13 points ahead of Barney McCosky. Other top hitters included Taft Wright, Johnny Pesky, George Kell, Dale Mitchell, and Joe DiMaggio.

Chicago Ted Williams Boston Barney McCosky Philadelphia Taft Wright Chicago White Sox Johnny Pesky George Kell Detroit Dale Mitchell Cleveland Joe DiMaggio New York Lou Boudreau Luke Appling George McQuinn Sam Mele

High-Quality Steels Protected by Nitrogen in Furnace Treatment

Nitrogen protects specialty steels and other metals during high temperature furnace processing, preventing oxidation and preserving material integrity for demanding applications.

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