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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1946

Page

6

Tennessee Cancels Game Over Negro Player Issue

McKeesport, Pa. Fans waited as Tennessee basketball refused to take the floor after Duquesne coach Chick Davies would not pledge not to use Negro player Charley Cooper. Coach John Mauer said Southern players balked without such assurance and the game was canceled after a two hour conference. Cooper favored playing without him but was told he remained on the squad.

Mckeesport Tennessee Duquesne Chick Davies Davies John Mauer Vols Charley Cooper Mauer Illinois

West Shrine Team Practices For New Year Game

Clyde LeForce and Bill MacRides lead the West passing duo as Walter Heap of Texas shines in the San Francisco Shrine setup. Norton notes Heap as top back while MacRides of Nevada and LeForce of Tulsa vie for primary passing duties in the scrimmage at Menlo Park.

Menlo Park Cal U.P San Francisco Homer Norton Walter Heap Univerity Texas Longhorn Bill MacRides Nevada Clyde LeForce Tulsa

College Basketball Scores From Various Matches

Oregon 81 over New York 63 and Hofstra 69 over Brooklyn Cathedral 39. Wisconsin defeated South California 61 to 56. Iowa 76 beat Montana State 49. Manhattan 6 followed by Dartmouth 46 Indiana 74. Marquette 50 over Weber 37. De La Salle 35. Virginia Tech 35. Quantico Marines 39. Kentucky 75 over Baylor 34. Bradley Tech 56 and Stanford 51. Minnesota 68 over Nebraska 56. Penn State? Tennessee-Duquesne at Pittsburgh. U. of Washington 52 over Ohio State 46.

Oregon University New York U Hofstra Brooklyn Cathedral Wisconsin South California Iowa Montana State Manhattan Dartmouth Indiana Marquette Weber de la Salle Va. Tech Quantico Marines Kentucky Baylor Bradley Tech Stanford Minnesota Nebraska Tenn -Duyquesne Pittsburch U. of Washington Ohio State

Air France Opens First Overseas Commercial Route

In 1019 Air France inaugurated the first overseas commercial aviation service linking France to Africa. The milestone marks a historic expansion of international air travel and aviation reach.

France Africa Air France

Rote Faces Big Options After Stellar Prep Run

Kyle Rote, star for Thomas Jefferson High School, hopes to reach the state finals while dodging college scouts. Two offers loom with Southern Methodist University favored and Rice still a possibility as he weighs his football future.

San Antonio Kyle Rote Thomas Jefferson High School Rote Kyle Southern Methodist Rice

Rote labeled top all around Texas IL history

Co Captain Kyle Rote is hailed as the greatest all around player in Texas Interscholastic League history with the class of about 200000 watching the 27th annual schoolboy title showdown at Austin between Thomas Jefferson and undefeated Odessa. He dominates offense with six yards per carry and 42 yard punting while his defense has allowed only completed passes in his territory.

Rote Thomas Jefferson Odessa Austin John Reagan Houston Jefferson Reagan Brackenridge Lufkin Mustangs Kyle Rote

Amarillo High stars named to all state teams and local sports notes

Local column notes multiple honors and upcoming prospects. Sandie Glasgow and Jack Glasgow receive University of Texas Daily Texan All-State recognition, with Amarillo players highly noted on football and other sports teams. Coaches, managers, and league updates from West Texas and New Mexico basketball, baseball, and bowling scenes are listed along with holiday greetings.

Santa Amarillo High School Richard Winningham Austin Amarillo High Gold Sox Globe News Fort Worth Budgie Hayden Jack Glasgow University of Texas Daily Texan Scribe George Raborn Collins Milton Price Borger Stony Wall Lubbock Dallas Texas Sports Writers Association Cochairman Jackie Sullivan Lubbock Hubbers Gordon Nell Grover Seitz Pampa Buck Faucett Albuquerque Joe Dotlich Clovis Amarillo Abilene Lamesa Dick Schmidt Buck Dwight Moore Westerners

Tech St Marys To Shoot Works Oil Bowl Clash

Georgia Tech and St Marys of California prepared for the Oil Bowl Classic on New Year’s Day in Houston. Tech aims for offense led by Dinkey Bowen and Frank Broyles while St Marys relies on Wedemeyer. A Texas hospitality program includes tours, rodeos, and an Eddie Dyer appearance.

Houston Engineers Georgia Tech Gaels St. Mary’s California Southwest Herman Wedemeyer and Company Bobby Dodd Golden Tornado Georgia Tech St. Mary's Tennessee UCLA Wedemeyer Dinkey Bowen Frank Broyles Paul Duke Robert Davis New York Sun Texas Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals

Fourth match added to Thursday’s Fair Grounds card

Pro promoter Dory Detton announced a fourth bout for the Fair Grounds program opener pitting Pat O'Dowdy of Duke, Oklahoma against Lobo Brown of Amarillo for one fall or 15 minutes. The year end card features Viayne Martin and Pollo Cordova vs Bombastic Albetz and Bobby Burns in the main event. Ace Abbott and Johnny Carlin meet in the semifinal for best two falls out of three or 45 minutes. Tickets available at Maxor Drug.

Fair Grounds Arena Dory Detton Pat O'Dowdy Rowdy Duke Okla Lobo Brown Amarillo Viayne Martin Tulsa Pollo Cordova Bombastic Albetz

Parker Dropped From Davis Cup Squad Amid Controversy

Melbourne reports that veteran tennis star Frankie Parker was left out of the American Davis Cup team with captain Walter Pate denying personalities influenced the decision. Pate said Parker could not reach top form, while a round table meeting of six squad members produced the omission before the Thursday opening matches.

Melbourne U.P Frankie Parker Walter Pate Pate Parker Ted Schroeder Jack Kramer

Kiddie Miller Quits Baseball

Eddie Miller, longtime shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds, announces retirement citing arm concerns and insufficient hitting. The decision ends four seasons with the Reds and closes a noted major league career.

Kiddie Miller Cincinnati Eddie Miller Cincinnati Reds

Eliot Orders Extra Practice For Illinois Football

Ray Eliot announced secret scrimmage sessions for the Illinois football team and warned that Christmas Eve would carry a four word message: Work and more work. He said players would have Thursday and Friday workouts twice daily as the squad trails in form ahead of a likely showdown with Michigan.

Pasadena U.P Ray Eliot Ilinois U. T

Badgers Rip Alumni 60-36

The Amarillo College Badgers beat the Alumni 60-36 for their fourth win of the season. Players were dismissed until after the holidays, per Coach R. P. Carter. They resume January 2 against the John Tarleton Plowboys of Stephenville. Panhandle Laundry defeated the Junior Varsity 33-30 in the preliminary game.

Amarillo College R. P. Carter Badgers Alumni John Tarleton Stephenville Panhandle Laundry

Cardinals Lead NL In Fielding With .980 Percentage In 1946

The St. Louis Cardinals topped the National League in fielding with a .980 percentage, committing only 124 errors and edging the Chicago Cubs who posted .976. Al Schoendienst and George Kurowski led Cardinal fielding at second and third base, while Ted Williams…

New York Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Cubs Braves Phillies Red) Schoendienst George Kurowski Schoendienst Kurowski Sid Gordon John Buddy Leo Durocher Cincinnati Eddie Miller Davi Clay Ray Mueller Reds Mueller Frank McCormick McCormick Walter Holke Tommy Holmes Johnny Schmitz Chicago Bob Chipman Boston

Carburetor and Electric Service Ad

Carter Carburetors offers service for all makes with parts for batteries generators brakes motor tune ups starters wipers and carburetors. Located at 323 W 10th with phone 2 7183 for repairs and overhaul options.

McDowell Tops Sandie Scorer For Amarillo High

Amarillo High School basketball notes Jewell McDowell leads with 31 points after a scoreless opener and ties with Jimmy Carter at 30. Other scorers include Wartes 28 Henry 21 Watson 138 Pickens 14 Sharpe Jim Ellis 4 Norman 2 Willis 2. Coach Hull’s team has four straight wins and five games next week starting Thursday with Dec 31 at Dumas and Jan 1 Stratford here.

Little Jewell McDowell Amarillo Jimmy Carter Larry Wartes Bob Henry Doyle Watson Boone Pickens Jim Sharpe C. A. Ellis Bruce Norman Denny Willis T. G. Hull Grover Claude Ada Dumas Stratford el Reno Okla Graham

Ten Nights in a Barroom town votes dry in Cedarville

Cedarville Ohio voted to go dry in the recent election. The village, known as the place where Ten Nights in a Barroom was written, upheld a prohibition result challenging previous alcohol sales. Local residents reacted to the decision and officials prepared for implementation.

Cedarville U.P

Browns Draft Ellsworth Fifth Rookie Class Named

Cleveland Browns announce five more draft choices for 1946 expansion season with selections from Michigan Texas Indiana and Notre Dame. Ellsworth from Navy is ineligible for further college play. others include Chappins Carpenter Cowan and Cowhig.

Cleveland U.P Cleveland Browns Paul Brown Bob Chappins Bob Carpenter Michigan Ralph Ellsworth Texas Bob Cowan Indiana Jerry Cowhig Notre Dame Ellsworth Navy

Kentucky Tops Baylor 75 34 in Christmas Week Clash

Kentucky defeated Baylor 75 to 34 in Lexington as the top ranked Wildcats held the Bears to a low second half scoring drought. The victory capped a pre Christmas schedule for Southwest teams with several set to resume play Thursday through Saturday in Texas and Oklahoma.

Associated Press Baylor Bears Kentucky Wildcats Lexington Kentucky Bears Wildcats Texas A Texas Rice Baylor Oklahoma City Southern Methodist Texas Christian Aggies Louisiana State University of Houston Houston Arkansas

Stanford Indians Trim Miami 18-7

Stanford Indians defeated the University of Miami 18-7 in Honolulu. Halfback Bobby Anderson starred as Stanford dominated the mud game with strong running and defense.

Stanford Indians Miami Honolulu Stanford Indians Bobby Anderson University of Miami

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