Bowling Leagues Highlight 614 Series and High Scores
Ted Buccola leadoff for Haley Furniture in the Junior League tallied 614 to lead the night at Louie’s Alleys with games of 214 200 and 206 as Haley Furniture won three straight from Williams- Boyce Agency. Fred Schecher of Blackstone was runnerup in the Junior League with 591 in three games 181 184 and 224. In the Commercial League Borden of Pioneer Pharmacy topped scoring with 548 series 188 166 and 194 while Hill of Harris Food Store posted 459 with 143 116 116.
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Ted Buccola
Haley Furniture Company
Kegled
Louie's Alleys
Williams- Boyce
Buccola
Fred Schecher
Blackstone
Talkingtons
Borden
Pioneer Pharmacy
Texas Alleys
Hill
Harris Food Store
Commercial League Borden Secede
Seeees Tbr
Soneer Pharmacy
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Sima Arenes Sone
Ween
Arnberg Bene Eeenee
Eees Ee
Pleasant Valley — & Lbr
Eeesuriees
See
Butterfield Ener
Reitman Eee Eeneeee
Coble Atten
L. Stidger
Maverick League
Ohiomarae Hickenbottom
McClure
Ausmus Er Eeeeeenee
Mevers
Gilbert
Addstein
Kleinpeter
Ohnson
Furr Wee
Myrick Wee
Davis
Powling
Robertson
Winters
Federal League i Badgers
Fe Ft
Piets Fowler
Vepeenac Robinson
Yarborough
Oriental Cleaners Ona
Ptak
Aaa
Bigelow
Blackburn
Meriwether
Cooke & Tees Hencock
Brooks
Gill
Fyfe Sean
Mueller
Smith
Wees Whitaker
D Jones
Reeves
Ford
Newman
Carter
Cooper
Correll Tesa
McCauley
Rogers
Davidson
Jacobs
Gentry
Mark Johnson
Rey
Chucklers
Chas
Johnson
Amarillo Hardware
Plumleigh
Hone
Blanchard
Kelly
Berrington
Wilson Reese Tear
Woodruff
Steinkoenig
Campbell Deda
Dougherty
I Keaton
Scott
Crossett Sete
Clyde Blackwell
Ft Ll
Claude Blackwell
R.ce
Cain
Ety Furn
Co ‘Higgins
Dunaway
al Gittrich
Haley
Crittenden We
Vega
McNabb
Neely
Watkins
G. Halliburton
Ceevee Vincent
O T Williams-Boyce
Epstein O
Rh Penberg
Fletcher
Fieharty
SS A Ae
Major Drug Co
Beadle
Hudson
Pavillard Wees
Gaddie
Army & Navy Store
Bb Decesens
Ellis C. Rieger
M. Rieger
Cogdell Feferman Eet
At — A. Ai
Seneee
Ayers
Eee Eee
Savage
Blackstone Mierau
Pevereertysy
McFarland
Blind O
Schecher
Beeen Eeteeee
Wyatt
Coca-Cola Frosh Beat Amarillo College For Jaycee League Lead
The West Texas Freshmen defeated Amarillo College 46 28 to claim first place in the Jaycee League as Charles Johnson scored 18. In the second game Coca Cola beat Vega 40 25 with Clyde Blackwell leading 11 points. Tonight the Frosh meet Commercial College and Hereford faces Canadian River Gassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Amarillo College
Badger's
Charles Johnson
Short Short Stories Track Star Sets Sights on 57 Feet
Sports notes mention Al Blazis of Georgetown predicted to top 57 feet in the shot put this season. Other items include Ray Carlin seeking $50,000 to insure Lou Nova, Ace Parker signing a two year Dodgers deal above 7500 yearly, and Jim Thomason of the Texas Aggies receiving eight gold watches at postseason banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Blazis
Georgetown
Ray Carlin
Lou Nova
Ace Parker
Football Dodgers
Jim Thomason
Texas Aggies
William (Speck) Nelson
Midland College
Sports Gossip Across Loops and Meetings of 1940s Era
Jack Doyle plans Kentucky Derby price talk in Florida by March 15. St Marys of Texas meets Long Island U on Sept 19 and eyes a return game the weekend of Sept 27. Christy Walsh enjoys a ranch in Arizona. Marquette hires Tom Stidham from 75 applicants. Notre Dame coach selection questioned as Layden moves to pro director roles. Reds nix plan to patronize Brooklyn hotels. talks with Giants over Danning. Lefty Gomez signs 10 000 contract pending Yankee raise. Hugh Casey guarantees 19 wins. Shaughnessy travels from Montreal for Newark A G dinner, not introduced. Abe Simon loses to Big Jim Thompson. Archibald falters against Larry in featherweight clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Doyle
Florida
St. Mary's
Texas
Long Island U
Christy Walsh
Wickenberg
Ariz
Marquette
Tom Stidham
Oklahoma U
Tom
Reds
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Phils
Cards
Giants
Harry Danning
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Hugh Casey
Dodger
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Montreal
Newark A. G
Penny Plus Tax Causes Baby's Throat Trouble
In Richfield Utah Dr David E Ostler reports a 4 year old patient who developed throat pains after swallowing a penny The incident underscores a local joke about taxes on everything even imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Richfield
Utah
U.P
David E. Ostler
Notre Dame Faces Coaching Shuffle After Layden Resigns
Los Angeles dispatch notes Elmer Layden's resignation as Notre Dame football coach sparks nation wide debate over his successor. Many favor western powerhouses while others push for other Notre Dame trained coaches. article emphasizes Layden's impact and the challenge of following Rockne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
England
Elmer Layden
Notre
Notre Dame
Rockne
Ford
Layden
Elmer
Boy’s Coin Removal Reveals Tax Token From Throat
During a medical examination Dr Ostler attempted to remove a coin when a boy coughed and expelled a one mill Utah tax token along with the penny.
Texas Open Stars Favored By Home State Pros
San Antonio hosts the $5,000 Texas Open at Willow Springs with defending champion Byron Nelson and Texas natives among favorites. Notables include Ben Hogan Ed Oliver Sam Snead and Johnny Revolta in the 72 hole event with $1,200 to the winner. Pro-amateur rounds begin tomorrow ahead of the Friday start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Willow Springs
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Fort Worth
Ted
Neilson
Phoenix
Ariz
Nelson
Ed “Porky” Oliver
Hornell
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Crosby
Jimmy Demaret
Smiling Lad
Houston
Johnny Revolta
Chicago
San Francisco
Brackenridge Park
City Drug Closes Doors Saturday In Amarillo
The City Drug Store at 617 Polk Street will close its doors Saturday night ending a long local presence. Prices on stock and fixtures have been cut to rock bottom as clearance proceeds. The Rexall drug chain in Amarillo was consolidated years ago, leaving City Drug as the last remaining in its system. Owner and manager Earl Barnt oversees the shutdown.
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Amarillo
City Drug Store
Polk Street
City Drug
Rexall
Earl Barnt
Surgery Restores Sight To Eye Blind 50 Years
AUGUSTA Ga A delicate operation allowed J A Evans of Crawfordville Ga to regain sight in an eye blinded for fifty years by a wood chip. He sought treatment for the healthy eye from Dr Wade Bedingfield Augusta specialist and the surgeon also operated on the blind eye. Evans can read a newspaper with the formerly useless eye.
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Augusta
J. A. Evans
Crawfordville
Evans
Wade Bedingfield
Oklahoma’s New Coach Doesn’t Look Like One
Sid Feder profiles Snorter Luster named head coach of Oklahoma University. The quiet 140-pound alumnus, once a backfield coach at Oklahoma and linked to Steve Owen’s Giants, will form a new line of assistants including Dale Arbuckle and Jap Haskell as he prepares to lead the Sooners from Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Sid Feder
New York
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma University
Micrpivt
Bude
Big Six
Sooners
Tom Stidham
Columbia
Stout Steve Owen
New York Professional Giants
Snorter
Stout
Steve
Norman
Associated Press
Oo. U
Norman High School
Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers’ College
Colorado Mines
Howard Jones
O. U
Dale Arbuckle
Jap Haskell
Buffs Defeat A and I Javelinas in Alamo Conference game
West Texas State Buffaloes beat Texas A and I Javelinas 50 to 37 at Kingaville as Price Brookfield led with 13 points. The win lifts their record to 15 victories and five losses with a rematch in San Antonio against St. Mary's Rattlers upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State Buffaloes
Kingaville
Texas A. & T. Javelinas
Canyon
Javelinas
Price Brookfield
The
Buffaloes
San Antonio
St. Mary's Rattlers
Buffs
University of Texas, Oklahor Agees
Simpson College
Rochester N Y and Rochester England Plan Child Haven
A liaison between Rochester New York and Rochester England is forming to evacuate refugee children. Mayor Samuel B. Dicker has a letter from Mayor C S Knight seeking cooperation to shelter some London or English children in Rochester. Paul Browning initiated the plan offering to host one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
New York
England
Samuel B. Dicker
C. S. Knight
Paul Browning
Skiff Signs Seattle Contract As PCL Manager
Seattle officials signed Bill Skiff to a two year contract as manager of the Pacific Coast League champions after meeting him that day. Skiff, the New York Yankees farm system field supervisor, was hired sight unseen despite no prior contact with Seattle baseball folk or mention among prospects after Manager Jack Lelivelt's death last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bill Skiff
New York Yankees
Skiff
Jack Lelivelt
Hamburgers and Chili at Sam Houston School Carnival
Hamburgers and chili will be served at 6 o clock Friday evening in the Sam Houston School cafeteria as the Sam Houston carnival opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Baylor Bear Whips SMU In Dallas Conference Win
Baylor University Golden Bears defeated Southern Methodist University 54 to 45 in Dallas. The win moved Baylor to second place in the Southwest Conference behind Arkansas, with key contributions from Grady Vaughn, Frank Bryski, Dwight Parks, Joe Frivaldsky, and strong defensive work under the basket. Baylor now has four conference wins and two losses while SMU drops to three wins and two losses.
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Dallas
Baylor Peversity
Golden Bears
Arkansas
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs
Baylor
Bruins
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Parkers
Grady Vaughn
SMU
Bryan Lloyd
Bruin
Lloyd
Cady
Joe Frivaldsky
Frank Bryski
Bryski
Dwight Parks
Parks
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Louie
Coca-Cola
Bolvin
Thompson and
Harry Vance
Birmingham
Ala
Army
Hank Greenberg
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Old Red
Louis
Burman
Amarillo Globe
By Eddie Brietz
Abe Simon
Joe Louis
Big Jim Thompson
Joey Archibald
Harry Jeffra
Larry
Johnnie Walker
ALE, Inc
York
Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
South Bend
Fighting Irish
Subway
New England
Buck Shaw
Santa Claus
Jimmy Phelan
Midwest
Eddie Anderson
Gus Dorais
Harry Stuhldreher
Tom Lieb
Harry Mehre
Frank Thomas
East
Frank Leahy
Jimmy Crowley
Rochester, Eng
Globe News
Zeilee
Chrysler Corporation Engineering
Pesta
Keith Motor Company
Southern Methodist
New Mexico
Texas Tech
Texas Mines
Flagstaff
Globe-News
Heublein
BRO
Hartford
Cona
West Coast
Varsity Town
Blackburn Bros
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