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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1951

Page

13

Kids Incorporated Weekend Games Highlight Close Scores

The article reviews Saturday morning showdowns in the Feewee League with Sanborn defeating Margaret Wills 20 to 16 led by Freddy Barnes eight points while Scott Cantine of Margaret Wills bagged 10 points. Horace Mann beat the Waddies 30 to 25 with Albert Henry scoring 16 and Bill Price pouring in 21 for Boys Ranch from the interlude.

Margaret Wills Sanborn Airie Feewee Freddy Barnes Scott Cantine Jimmy Stewart Cantine Gerald Brown Waddies Boys Ranchway Horace Mann Waddie Albert Henry Tommy Mason Boys Ranch Boston Bobby Echols Bill Hiller Wilson Bill Price Don Spencer Earl Mason Steve Montes Vera Ernie Sleethe Baird Purviance Jerry Buck Phil Price Vega Texas League Cactus Plant Cactus Armon Hewitt Armon Nets Joe Sheeler Charles Surratt David Newell Wolflin St. Mary’s Jerry Larsen Jim Nemechek Jimmy Pemberton Pemberton Billy Thompson Andy Aikens

78 year old woman pays fines in salt lake traffic court

A 78 year old woman paid over 50 in traffic court fines for parking tickets she did not incur. The city presumes guilt until proven innocent, and the tickets were issued to a car registered in her name by relatives and friends who used the vehicle.

Salt Lake City

Old Timer Talks of Early Day Pitching

Hall of Fame era notes from Hugh Fullerton Jr on Ed Walsh 70, still pitching in spirit. Walsh recalls 1908 White Sox, arm fatigue claims, coaching stints at Yale and Notre Dame, and urges youth pitchers to learn control and low pitches. He also muses on modern peewee players and spring ski hints. He mentions 874 games and 511 wins across Cleveland, St Louis, Boston, and Cleveland again.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Ed Walsh Jyden Ban Johnson Wabash Railroad Chicago White Sox Connecticut Walsh National League Yale Notre Dame Ted Coy Big Ed Stere-Rike Cleveland St. Louis Nationals Boston Cleveland Americans

New Sandie Coach Powell Impresses Amarillo Staff

Put around with new Golden Sandie head football coach Bill Defoe Saturday. He comes with assistants Solen Holt and Claude Owens and seems serious about football. The piece also reviews schedule alignment for the Sandies and West Texas State Buffs, plus basketball crowd issues at Amarillo High.

Globe Bill Carter Howard Lynch Sandie Mothers Club Globe News Carter Golden Sandie Bill Defoe Solen Holt Claude Owens Holt Owens Defoe Amarillo High School Eye & the Sandies West Texas State Buffs Buffs Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds

Buffs Wind Up Border Conference Tour Tonight

West Texas State College aims to clinch a fifth conference win as they face Arizona State Lumberjacks in Flagstaff on February 5. The Buffs enter 4-3 in conference after recent wins and losses, seeking to stay above .500 and reach 109 total wins this season. Arizona State seeks to rebound after losses.

Flagstaff Ariz West Texas State College Buffaloes Arizona State Lumberjacks Arizona Tempe Buffs Gus Miller Barracks Buffaloes West Texas Tempe State

Iron Man Urges More Work for Pitchers

Cy Young, famed iron man of early baseball, says modern pitchers lack work. From New Comerstown Ohio he argues there are too many pitchers on teams and many go long periods without a game. He suggests four starters and one reliever and pitching every three days to build control and strong arms.

New York Cy Young Iron Man Newcomerstown Ohio

U.S. agricultural exports fall well short of total output

A news item notes that less than ten percent of the United States' total agricultural production is sold abroad, highlighting limited international markets for American farm goods and potential implications for farmers and trade policy.

United States

Duke Snider leads Dodgers toward strong 1959 season

Sports Parade surveys Edwin Duke Snider’s 1959 metrics, noting he led the National League in hits and total bases, with strong showings in assists, putouts, and chances during Brooklyn’s second full season. The column also threads golf, tennis, and cricket notes, plus birthdays and Australia Japan Davis Cup context.

Oscar Fraley New York Fearless Fraley Brooklyn Dodgers Edwin “Duke Snider Duke Brooklyn Lew Worsham Oakmont Phoenix Elmer Vale Milt Schmidt Paul Christman Lefty Grove Clark Shaughnessy Nancy Chaffee Ray Mueller al Gionfriddo Carl Purillo Arky Vaughn Billy Southworth Jackie Jensen Mike Jacobs

Buckingham Palace Dogs Patrol Alarm Wiring Expanded

Ten dogs have been on night patrol duty at Buckingham Palace as the burglar alarm wiring to deter intruders has been extended.

Britain Buckingham Palace

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