Coca Cola overwhelms McClendon for 44 to 24 victory
Coca Cola(44) toppled McClendon (24) in Amarillo College gym as Dick Hurst and George Reinert keyed a first half surge and Bigelow and Oakes finished strong. Final box shows Coca Cola with 44 and McClendon 24 while Amarillo College won by forfeit from Vesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClendon
Coca-Cola
Amarillo College
Dick Hurst
George Reinert
Secon
Coca-Colas
Fd Bigelow
Hardy Oakes
Vesa
Fe Ft
Reinert
Claude Binckweill
Uc AG
Wey Seeveans
Murat
A. Es
Bigelow
Clyde Stackwell
Oe Underwood
Fdwards
Williams
Woodring
Inert
Claude Blackwell
Wagner
Dace
Hurst
Clyde Bileckwell
Warn
Billions
McClendon's
Clendon
Oakes
Dunaway
eClendon
Rice
Don'’S Grocery
T. Fresh Ikem
Louis and boxing buzz across headlines and bets
By Eddie Brietz from New York February 9 a chaotic boxing rumor mill centers on Louis Godoy bets and offers. Roy Cullenbine tops bids with 15 000 dollars and a two year deal. Tommy Farr plans an April Atlantic crossing to meet Louis or his opponents. Leo Kelly dies leaving 1000 for a burial fund, Goodman of New York still active at 63. Fred Apostoli declines Mayo Clinic after medical checkup. Marvin McCarthy guest star from Chicago Times. A young puncher may yet knock Louis from the corner but not soon. Dana X Bible considers Crain as possible quarterback or trainer for next season. Godoy’s future fights remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Louis Godoy
Roy Cullenbine
Browns
Tommy Farr
Clipper
Atlantic
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Leo Kelly
St. Louis
Goodman
Fred Apostoli
Mayo Clinic
O. K
Marvin McCarthy
Chicago Times
Louis
Lopsetter
Godoy
Galento
Pastor
Savold
Buffaloes Sweep Series With St. Mary's 44 to 41
West Texas State College defeated St. Marys University 44 to 41 in San Antonio to take the series. Halbert scored 14 points and Brookfield 13 as the Buffs ousted the Rattlers after a tight first half and a one point swing in the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffaloes
St. Mary's
San Antonio
West Texas State College
St. Mary's University Rattlers
Buffs
Canyon
Rattlers
Halbert
Buff
Brookfield
Ken
Croswell
West Texas
Price
Johnson
Ae Nippert
Kendrick
Schur
Stockman
Cgabriel
Middlebrook
Weer
Cromwell
Freeme
Vorpanl
St Mary's
West
Texas
Indoor heavyweight title changes scent in 1899 note
The night’s bowling scores feature Kenneth Kimble’s 711 series with 237 216 258 in a practice game while the Women's Pioneer League saw Roberta Gaines lead with 541 series 197 154 190 for Texaco Sky Chiefs. Kathryn Vogel posted 525 for Caraway's Super Market along with other strong marks from Anna Mae King Ann Cogdell and Elizabeth Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Kenneth Kimble
Roberta Gaines
Texaco Sky Chiefs
Kathryn Vogel
Caraway
Anna Mae King
Rock Island
Ann Cogdell
Admiration Coffee
Elizabeth Eckert
Women 'S Pioneer League
Bennett
Zimmerman
Vogel
Thornton
Parkinson
Russell Teasco
Harris
Sullivan Gaines
Nutter
Kaufman See
Williams
Simpson
Peters Streeee
Rok Istana
Kinetavee
Wee Sees
Aaa Allen
Reubenstadt
Admiration Coffee Cogdell Po
Ladd 149 Ltd
Cascarelilo
Rris - Mt
Eckert Arene
Regent's Page
Tucker
Erven Tebe Ten Esenes 52 156 178 484 |‘ Gadar 146 1N9 126 Aa R, Wagner Atteeeee
Plemons Quintet Tops Mavericks In Season Clash
Plemons high school defeated Mavericks 35-28 in the second game of the season. Pat Harvey led Plemons with 20 points while Wimpy Hill added seven for the Mavericks. A tumbling exhibition followed and both teams were fed after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick
Cagers
Plemons School
Plemons
Pat Harvey
Wimpy Hill
Mavericks
Printer Robert Rigas Joins National Academy
Philadelphia lithographer Robert Rigas, acclaimed for his keen craft, accepted election to the National Academy and, with humor, said he was prouder of his pet boa constrictor than the honor. The remark highlights his playful character alongside his professional stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Academy
Robert Rigas
Jonnard Named Manager for Amarillo Gold Sox
Amarillo club owner Bob Seeds announced the hiring of Claude Bubber Jonnard as manager for the coming season with Jonnard set to report in March to begin spring training. Jonnard, a right handed pitcher, previously led Joplin in the Western Association and has coached in Shreveport, with Seeds expressing optimism about the club’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Seeds
Amarillo Gold Sox
Amarillo Baseball Club, Inc
Claude “Bubber
Jonnard
Bob
Joplin
Western Association
Bubber
Leeds
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Sox
Shreveport Sports
The
Sports
Gold Sox
Sandstorm Boxers Invade Stinnett
Amarillo High School boxers prepare for a dual meet at Stinnett. Coach Thomas Haynie takes eight fighters this afternoon including Robert Kelly 105, Harold Brown 110, G P Johnson 118, Kenneth Sherrill 118, Mannie Rubin 118, Riley Walters 124, Billy Sherrill 128, Turner Junell 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Stinnett
Thomas Haynie
Sandie
Robert Kelly
Harold Brown
G. P. Johnson
Kenneth Sherrill
Mannie Rubin
Riley Walters
Billy Sherrill
Turner Junell
Sam Houston Junior High Battles Pampa Sophomores
Sam Houston Junior High hosts Pampa Sophomores in a Panhandle Junior High League game. Pampans and Central Junior High of Amarillo lead the standings with no losses in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Junior High Buffaloes
Panhandle
Pampans
Central Junior High
Amarillo
Local Man Receives $200 Refund for Long Uncharged Phone Fee
Pittlefield Massachusetts report states John O Laughlin, who had bedside telephone service in 1919, discovered he paid an extra charge for twenty years. He will receive a $200 refund to cover the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittlefield
Mass
U.P
John O’laughlin
Grandmothers shower 4 month old Bert Large with spoiling
In Pryor Oklahoma a 4 month old boy named Bert Allen Large is described as having seven grandmothers, illustrating the remark that grandmothers spoil the child. The piece plays on the affectionate claim and lists the surprising family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRYOR
Okla. W.P
Bert Allen Large
Sandies Meet Pampa Hullmen In Big Five Showdown
Amarillo Golden Sandies clash with Pampa Harvesters at 8 pm in a key Big Five game. Pampa leads season series after January win and December tournament victory. Sandies rely on a reshuffled lineup and aim to upset, with Yannigans vs Pampa reserves preceding the main card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Golden Sandies
Pampa Harvesters
Harvesters
Pampa
Sandies
Odus Mitchell
Lubbock
Plainview
T. G. Hull
Dub McEntire
Yannigans
Henry Laughlin
High School
13Th and
Tyler Streets
Childress Bobcats
Central Junior High
Santa Anita Bets Heavy On Three Year Old Derby Quest
In a feature on Santa Anita Park during California winter racing, the track has spent over 125000 to attract top three year olds for a rich spring program. The Derby contenders include Midand Tough Hombre and Augury, with stakes like the Santa Susana Santa Maria San Vicente and San Juan Capistrano drawing heavy attention from owners and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Black Beauty
Santa Anita Park
California
Santa Anita
Stagehand
Dauber
Hollywood
Santa Susana
Santa Maria
San Vicente
San Juan Capistrano
Howard
Midand
Milky Way Farm
Neil McCarthy
Oregon
Tough Hombre
Santa Anita Should Focus On Local Breds Not Derby
The writer argues Santa Anita should abandon Derby ambitions and concentrate on the $100,000 handicap and Western bred horses. He notes few top 1939 juveniles remain at Santa Anita, many shipped to Florida, and urges California to develop homebreds to avoid racing worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Campbell
Santa Anita
Camp Verde
Libertymfranc
Fairy Chant
Polymetior
Big Ben
Carmenita
Gob
Florida
Churchill Downs
America
U. S. Mint
California
East
Cross sent to Red Cross in London sold as curio
An Iron Cross, likely issued to a Prussian officer in World War I, was anonymously sent to the Lord Mayor's fund for the Red Cross in London. It will be auctioned as a curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Red Cross
Lord Mayor's Fund
Durano Edges Detton In Fast Wrestling Main Event
Mickey Durano and Cory Detton fought a rapid series of reversals at the National Guard Armory with Detton taking the first fall and Durano the second before Durano pinned Detton in the decisive third. Earlier, Bill McBain tied with Billy Goelz and Farmer Jones drew with Jack Natzworthy in the prelims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Durano
Cory Detton
National Guard Armory
Detton
Salt Lake City
Durano
Stephen
Bill McBain
Billy Goelz
Farmer Jones
Jack Natzworthy
Hero Dies in Blackout Crash in Eastbourne
Colonel Charles J. Wiley of Ashley known for two war service and D.S.O. bravery was killed when struck by a lorry during a blackout in Eastbourne England. His death follows a distinguished military career with recognition for valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbourne
Eng
Charles J. Wiley
Ashley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dana X. Bible
Jack Crain
Jeffries Kayoed
Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
Charley McDonald
Howard Jones
Garcia-Armstrong
Los Angeles
Industrian League
Aes
Watkins Seeee
Mitchell
Hiing
Shor Seeees
McSwa
Lee War
Amarillo Laundry
Deadwiley
Robertson
Hinkamp
Thompson
Ehliott
Carpenter
Storrs
Celey Cutee
Roberson Minton
Cot
Rheatener Zale
Hill
Rieger
Johnson Tate
City League
State Corbin
March
Bradley
Ber
Pittman Blinay
A — Eemees
McDonald
Meyer Seabee Eens
Hickerson
Reynolds Oes
Barker
Finklea
Obie Reeves
Dallas Reeve
Dayton Reeves
Killough
Davies Spuhl
Simmons . . Is
Hayes Tae
Palo Duro Motor Co
Gentry
Smyth A
Boyd
Plemons Quintet
Bears Mavericks
BOA
Eer Bess
Grand Prize Distributing Co
Washington Street
Wildorado
Price College Cardinals
Wildorado School Quints
Cardinals
Halifax
N. S
Ere
Ee Recreation Club
Snooker Eakle
Bill Wrong
Hullmen
Henry McLemore
William Jameson
William Jameson & Co., Inc
N.Y
Louis, God
Arturo Godoy
Lovuis Goddy
RED Cross Ge.'s
Iron Cross
Mickey
N. Fillmore
Lewis Hunter
Kentucky Shaght
Teele
N. Y
Bauer & Black
Blackburn
Clearing House Association
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
American National Bank