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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1942

Page

9

Bowl Teams Wind Up Preparation For Cotton, Rose, Sugar Bowls

Texas and Georgia Tech tuned up with light workouts on eve of the Cotton Bowl with Texas backing a heavier attack and Georgia Tech relying on Clint Castleberry. UCLA and Georgia prepared for the Rose Bowl with high intensity as Frankie Sinkwich and Bobby Waterfield were key factors, while Army pledges in the Sun Bowl faced Hardin-Simmons underdog odds.

Dallas U.P Dana X. Bible University of Texas Bill Alexander Georgia Tech Ralph Plaster Todd Alexander Texas Invaders Bible Georgia Tech Banks Clint Castleberry Roy Dale McKay Longhorns Georgia UCLA Pasadena Babe Horrell Wallace Butts Butts Frankie Sinkwich Bulldogs Frankie Charles Rippi Bobby Waterfield

Texas Sports Year Highlights Amid War Time Worries

Texas shuttered not by war but by a stellar year in sports with Dallas golf stars Ben Hogan and Betty Jameson leading the way along with Rice and Texas A&M teams excelling in golf basketball and baseball. The Sugar Bowl showdown near New Orleans pits Tulsa and Texas in a high stakes clash as war impacts the gridiron.

Lone Star State Texas Ben Hogan Byron Nelson Betty Jameson United States Betty Golden Glovers Chicago Bill Cummins Rice Ray Kenny Dallas University of Texas Melvin Chick Jimmy Gauntt Prairie View College Polly Riley Fort Worth Girl Miss Riley West Texas Hank Oana Clarence Kraft Tarrant County Kimbrough John Kimbrough Texas A Western Army David Goldman Mexico Austin Maroons

Oklahoma City News Roundup Faces Inconsistent College Play

Oklahoma City reports describe Texas Christian University’s Horned Frogs winning the all college basketball title with a 37 to 25 final over the Arkansas Razorbacks. The recap highlights key performers and notes other tournament results including Pier Institute and West Texas State. University of Miami coverage previews a looming Orange Bowl clash with Alabama featuring Boston College halfback Robert Mangene challenging the Tide.

Ed Stamm Stanford Norm Verry Southern California Bruno Banduceci Chuck Taylor Willie Zapalac Texas A. & M Bob Kennedy Washington State Bob Steuber Missouri Tom Roblin Oregon Eagle Soph Alabama Crimson Tide Miami Fla Boston College Robert Mangene

Landis called to curb travel and trim 1943 season

Baseball officials awaited an emergency meeting with Commissioner Landis as talks with Defense Director Eastman centered on travel conservation and a shorter season. Proposals reportedly include reducing trips and possibly shrinking the schedule while keeping a 25-man roster.

Washington Kenesaw M. Landis Landis Chicago Defense Transportation Joseph B. Eastman Clark C. Griffith Washington Senators Eastman Baseball

Chinese Japanese Italians Meet On Court In New York

In New York last night a Japanese basketball team faced a Chinese five with an Italian referee on a church court. About 200 young Chinese and Japanese spectators, all American citizens, danced a zoot-suited jitterbug after the game. The article also notes infantile paralysis germs enter via nasal passages.

New York

Eskimo Open Tourney Set At Ross Rogers Course

Panhandle golfers may enter the Second Annual Eskimo Open at Ross Rogers Municipal Course starting tomorrow. A large field is expected to compete for several prizes with an entry fee of 1 dollar. The event will use an 18 hole medal handicap format.

Ross Rogers Municipal

Young Clark Jamagin Leads Hardin-Simmons In Sun Bowl Bid

Abilene Texas December 31 Clark Jamagin at 28 becomes the youngest bowl team coach as Hardin-Simmons Cowboys meet the Second Army Air Force Bombers in El Paso on January 1. Jamagin earned the role after Warren Woodson entered the Navy, and his future may hinge on wartime orders.

EL Paso Second Air Force Uncle Sam William B Eese Isue Mombers Hardin-Simmons University Border Cowboys Abilene Yrops Rudolph Mobley Ackrabbit Camp Wilson Hardin-Simmons Lowboys Linnx Tex Clark Jamagin Clark Army Air Force Warren Woodson Navy Jarnagin

Army Wants School Sports Continued

Col James E Pixlee former athletic director at George Washington University argues during an NCAA meeting that high school and college athletics must provide competitive training. He says disciplined effort to go all out is learned early and cannot be created in 25 or 30 weeks of military training.

San Francisco U.P Santa Clara Andy Kerr Paul Governors Columbia Dave Schreiner Wisconsin Bob Dove Notre Dame Governali Kerr Schreiner Dove Dick Wildung Washington State West Glenn Pop | Warner Fox Palo Alto Hollingberg Ends al Beals Nick Suscoff New York Army Navy James E. Pixlee George Washipton University National Collegiate Pixlee

College Basketball Results From AP Schedule

West Port Lawton 45 over College of Puget Sound 41. SMU 40 over North Texas State 37. TCU 37 over Arkansas 25 in the Texas Christian University Oklahoma City All College final. Texas 38 over Maryville Mo 32 for third. Rice 47 over East Central 42 in consolation finals. Rice 42 over Baylor 26 in consolation semi finals. East Central 43 over Norman Naval Base 41 in consolation semi finals. West Texas State 55 over Springfield Mo Teachers 53 in an exhibition.

Gus Miller West Texas State Springfield West Port Lawton College of Puget Sound Southwest Southern Methodist North Texas State Oklahoma City Texas Christian Arkansas Texas Maryville Teachers Rice East Central Okla Baylor Norman Naval Base

Navy Has Red Hot Cage Team

GREAT LAKES December 30 The Great Lakes basketball team known as the Navy Fire Engines sports a 65 point average in early games. Lieut Tony Hinkle, coach, compares them to Rhode Island and calls them jittery yet potent. He predicts a future meeting with a like squad and no gym walls at the final gun.

Great Lakes Navy Fire Engines Tony Hinkle Rhode Island

Texas Thoroughbreds Crown 1942 Turf History

Texas owned and bred horses dominated national tracks in 1942 with top money winners Valdina Farms and others. Notable stars include Valdiia Orphan, Through Bound, and Salto, with owners from Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Dallas. The year marked the greatest Lone Star racing era since repeal of Texas racing.

Texas Sons Texas Lone Star State Emerson F. Woodward Valdiia Farms New England New Orleans Valdina Valdiia Orphan Narragansett Jesse Martin Fort Worth Rounders Whirlaway Marriage R. A. Coward Carl DuPuy Lufkin Washington Park H. P. Bonner Heartman T. H. Heard, Jr Beeville Hy-Kerry T. P. Morgan Kerrville Robert J. Kleberg, Jr King Ranch Garden State Park W. C. Stroube Corsicana George McCamey Reynolds Bros J. O. Hart Fort

Navy Boys Still Awaiting Quota

Chief Harry Longabach, local Navy recruiter, says January quota not received and enlistment numbers are uncertain. Men 18 to 38 registered with draft boards and awaiting monthly quotas. volunteers limited by policy pending word from War Department.

Harry Longabach Navy War Department

Yank Fliers Over India

New Delhi dispatch describes the Tenth American Air Force in Northern India facing harsh mountain terrain and monsoon winds as it maintains China’s lifeline by air through India. They fight weather and Japanese patrols to keep supplies moving to Chiang Kai Shek’s forces and support a future air presence in China.

Dewitt MacKenzie New Delhi India Lord Love ‘Em Arctic Tropics Tenth Libyan Burma China Nature Tenth Air Force Clayton L. Bissell America Chiang Kai Shek Tam

Texas Soldier in India Describes Land of Sacred Cows and Tigers

Pvt. Harvey Herd of Dallas writes from India about life at a U S Army post in a desert, markets and water buffaloes, camels and oxen, diverse religious groups, hand made crafts, and hot climate. He notes beer prices, daily heat, and a cooler mountain station with paradise-like climate.

Texas India B. L. Herd Maryland Grand Silver's Pvt Harvey Herd Dallas Herd Amarillo Burma

Women doctors sought to join U S Army WAACs

The Army recruiting station announced today that women physicians are urgently needed to serve in the WAACs on a contract basis until training at Fort Des Moines Iowa is complete. Commission as officers will follow and selections are by the Surgeon General.

U. S. Army Waacss Fort Des Moines Iowa Army

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