Final results roll in from Teammates on the Diamond Shop five
Louie's Alleys hosted the Major League bowling event with H L McMinn posting 622 high series on 187 197 238 and Hal Dyer as runner up with 606 on 180 203 223. Women’s Panhandle Open standings feature many teams from Amarillo and Oklahoma City with Hotel Texas Fort Worth leading, and multiple doubles and singles leaders named across divisions.
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Diamond Shop
Louie's Alleys
H. L. McMinn
Louie's
Amarillo
Hotel Texas
Fort Worth
Builders’ Supply
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma City
Mann's Cakes
Red Ball Cafe
Las Vegas
Southern Select
San Antonio
Behrman’s Shoppe
Pampa
Walter Irvin
Spudders' Alleys
Wichita
Excelsior Laundry
Albuquerque
Traveling Five
el Reno
Bestwick Pontiac
Lubbock
Merbert Drug
Independent Lumber
Anadarko
Central Power and Light
Firestone
Midland
Cactus Inn
Helmerich
Payne
Hobbs
Molive's Gift Shop
Playmore Five
Aetcon Grocery
Sands Dorsey Drug
Tucumcart
Jenks
Carlsbad
Actin Telegraph
Borger
Satie Hobbs
N. M
Jones Bros
Canoe Drug
Billy Simon
Big Spring
Ruth Dorris
Ruby Wagener
Erna Hausler
Alice Titls
Lois Lutz
Violet Hailey
Lorna Halbert
Dollie Grant
Emily Ruebenstahl
Ida Thornton
Elizabeth
Jimmie Shane
Claire Mann
Lucille Green
Gwen Vaughn
Mae Linn
Donna Engel
Tommy Thompson
Sarah Pope
Gertrude Slayton
Hattie Slayton
Jimmy Bhane
Joann Garrett
Port Worth
Sean Antoni
Ferne Newsome
Jane Linn
Peps Stene Oy Treeves
Sewan League
Ribas
An Antonio
Elizabeth Rogers
Lee Rellihen
Weymouth
Dolly Grant
Alice Tills
San An- Dyer
Tonio
Sohna
Hattie Slaton
Madge Murphy
Emily Ruehenstahl
Ida Ezell
Thornton
Gertrude Slaton
Okla- Crum
Okla- Btid
Ceesereess Otte
Ier Ea
Eula Sands
Isabelle Morgan
Tucumcari
Bert Newport
Dorothy Forister
Alba
Marjorie
Paes Seago
Fritz Williams
Oak Allee Whittle
Doris Heymas Pampa
Sree
Derson
Laura Stone
Buckley
Frances Parkinson
Bernice Ricks -Sssseeeseeeses
Ladd
Miriam Scudders
Madge LaMont Holt
Wichita Falls
Elaine McClanahan Fors
Nea
West
Irene Everett
Twilla Wright
Thompson
Bess Glover
Mil- Jenkins
Dred Ross
Bobbie Holcomb
Borger, Wheatley
Ann Rieger
Irene Allen
Selah Bird
Doris Edwards
Morrow
K-1
International Harvester League
Texas Alleys
Wheeler
K-4
Harvester League
Hobson Aes
McCartney
Ed Lokey Tire
Manger
Coves
Coker
Gartung Tee
Winmeyer Ory
Rogers Weenee
Kel
Ome Wheeler
Ome Wheeler Wanes 143 159 m2 931 950 2782 bin] i 473 Dack Slay Eider
Seer Ort
Paulk Builders
Supply Teen
Fletcher
Hart Lindvay
Eer Eerones
Levine Slay Hughes
Kimble
Cain
Lyles Ceee Ee Reeres
Alexander
Hilton
Gittrich
Rown
Caplan
Jones Seeee
Jackson
Womble
Sparks
Diamond Sho Dowell
Fenberg
Dyer Peewee
McMinn
Mervin Shea Wins Golf Championship at St Petersburg
Mervin Shea former White Sox catcher and Tigers coach won the baseball players golf championship in St Petersburg defeating Lloyd Brown 2 and 1 in the sixth annual renewal. Shea trailed by one after the morning 18 then rallied on the last nine holes to take the match.
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Mervin Shea
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Shea
Lloyd Brown
Johnny Bulla Tops Golf Money Winners in 1941 Texas Open
Johnny Bulla tied for ninth in the Texas Open but led golf's money list for 1941 with $4,023 on the winter tour. Lawson Little won the event and earned $1,200. Ben Hogan totaled $3,400 for second on the money chart, with Wood, Heafner, Dodson, Snead among other top earners.
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San Antonio
U.P
Johnny Bulla
Drugstore Ball Fame
Chicago
Bulla
Lawson Little
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Fort Worth
Craig Wood
Clayton Heafner
Leonard Dodson
Sam Snead
East Texas League to feature six clubs with one coming from Longview or Paris
Tyler dispatch reports the East Texas League will operate as a six club circuit with Marshall Texarkana Henderson Tyler and Sherman confirmed. Kilgore will not field a team. One remaining spot will be filled by either Longview or Paris.
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Tyler
East Texas
Longview
Paris
Marshall
Texarkana
Henderson
Sherman
Kilgore
Weight Lifting Exhibition Coming to Amarillo
Amarillo residents see a weight lifting show featuring Albert Dawson and Reeves Hudson with a YMCA class. Mitchell's wife lifts 125 pounds atop a 300 pound bar while Mitchell performs a 310 pound clean and jerk.
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Amarillo
Albert Dawson
Reeves Hudson
Dawson
YMCA
Mitchell
Grabeel
Landee
Lawson Little Wins Texas Open with Strong Putts
Lawson Little, 30, Breton Woods native and former National Open champion, won the Texas Open at Willow Springs. He led after a 62, then followed with 76 in the morning and a 67 in the afternoon for a total 273, three strokes ahead of the field, taking top prize of 1200 dollars.
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San Antonio
Lawson Little
Breton Woods
N. H
Little
Willow Springs
Amateur Tennis Aces Back Stricter Rules
Touring amateur players on the Florida winter circuit endorse the USTA tightening of rules. At the 50th annual New York meeting, the eight weeks rule was scrapped, prohibiting players from continued residence support once time runs out, as expenses furnished.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
United States Lawn Tennis Association
New York City
Ranking Badges and City Mentions Appear in Local List
A compiled roster shows names and associated cities with scores or codes next to each entrant. The list includes Borger El Reno Fort Worth Midland Hobbs Pampa Lubbock Anadarko Wichita Falls and other Texas towns linked to scores ranging from 405 down to 307.
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Hobbs
Edna Murl Shannon
Fort Worth
Hazel Green
Oklahoma City
Ruth Sullivan
Albuquerque
Lela Hines
Pampa
Tommy Tibbetts
el Reno
Bonnie Brown
Canyon
Wilma Needham
Laura Stone
Lilyon Crosthwait
Spring Spring
Billie Melton
Lubbock
Donna Jo Berry
Jessie Newell
Anadarko
Hettie Wolcott
Midland
LaMont Halt
Wichita Falls
Ina Lynch
Nell Hall
Big Spring
Oak Allee Whittle
Maudie Cope
Borger
Katherine Askew
Frances Parkinson
Anna Mae King
Las Vegas
Mildred Seago
Walt Cowden
Alta Barrett
Mildred Ross
Evelyn Rhea
Vi Wood
Stella Flynt
Thelma Holt
Bernadine Hix
Rosemary Smith
Ila Ogle
al Mumford
Bonnie Cascarelli
Amarillo
Lucille Couch
Billie Ferguson
Babe Rute
Lillian Perry
Carlsbad
Marguerite Mattson
Ruby Justus
Tucumcari
Genevieve Crabb
Gayle Lane
Frances Johnston
Inez Bast
Lena Mays
Eloise Haley
Guinette Lyles
Eleanor Pabst
Georgia Breeden
Gussie Mae Wise
Cunningham
Marguerite Martin
Jessie Randall
Beulah Lane
Irene Viitanen
de Ann Lewis
Inez East
Roseimary Smith
al Reno
Jaren Dun
Away
Inez Mays
Vera Coleman
Bernice Stevens
Babe Rule
Dorothy Armstrong
Margaret Wright
Billye Slater
Bertha Vogel
Mae Hopper
Tangle
Crumbs of sports gossip from New York weathering world headlines
A collage of sports and show business notes from New York includes Chalky Wright fighting out of town, Tommy Harmon and Sonja Henie cited for eye appeal, Gus Tebell calling for action with Bill, Benny Leonard promoting keep munching, Watson Clark named Clearwater city commissioner, Kansas State football roster trouble, Jack Doyle bets challenged by Novikoff, Pepper Martin predicting a strong gas house gang, Gen John J Phelan up for another NYSAC term, Bimelech improving, Elmer Layden as NFL czar and Carl Storck under scrutiny amid 16 holdouts in a club rebellion.
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New York
Chalky Wright
Society of Opticians
Tommy Harmon
Sonja Henie
Gus Tebell
University of Virginia
Bill
Benny Leonard
Watson Clark
Dodger
Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyns
Kansas State
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Novikoff
Pepper Martin
Sacramento
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
Bimelech
Hialeah
Elmer Layden
Carl Storck
National Football League
Storck
Earl Blaik on pro football versus college game
One minute interview with Earl Blaik arguing that professional football added nothing new to the game and that every successful play used by the pros was first introduced by college teams.
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Earl Blaik
Twenty Expected To Race In Anita Derby At Santa Anita
ARCADIA Calif Feb 10 The Santa Anita Derby attracts about 20 expected starters as a $50 000 dash for three year olds looms with at least 30 possible entries in the mile and a furlong fixture The field should surpass the six year average and Porters Cap currently leads betting but faces stiff competition from several rivals.
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Arcadia
Calif
Porter
Cap
C. S. Howard
Parks at Home To Runners-Up
Rice Institutes basketball team plays at Fayetteville in a two game series with the conference leaders Arkansas aiming to narrow a two and a half game gap. Arkansas relies on Dwight Parks and John Adams to pace the attack as Rice trims its lineup after a player dismissal.
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Roy J. Forrest
United Press
Rice Institute
Arkansas
Ricemen
Houston
Fayetteville
Texas
Texas Aggies
Baylor
Rice
Southern Methodist University
Aggies
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Buster Brannon
Freddie Falls
Chicago
Brannon
Payetteville
Fred Pepper
Bill Tom Cross
Bob” Kinney
Frank Carswell
Bert Selman
Baylor Bear
Glen Rose
John Adams
Gordon Carpenter
John Freiberger
Howard Hickey
R. C. Pitts
Dwight Parks
Parks
Tommy Nelms
Texas University
Nelms
Thurman Hall
Don Miller Emerges as Notre Dame Athletic Director Candidate
Don Miller, famed Four Horsemen member and Cleveland lawyer, is reported to have the inside track for Notre Dame’s athletic director job. He planned to meet today with Rev. Hugh O'Donnell to discuss the coaching vacancy created after Elmer Layden’s resignation to become professional football commissioner at $20,000 a year.
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South Bend
Ind
Don Miller
Cleveland
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Miller
Hugh O'Donnell
Elmer Layden
T. W. C. Rams Fight For Conference Title In Texas
T. W. C. Rams hold strong odds to clinch the conference title as AAC rose to third with five straight wins. ACC improved markedly by winning all five recent games, facing Fort Worth matchup with Wildcats and back-to-back weekend games in Brownwood against Howard Payne and Daniel Baker.
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Abilene Christian College
Texas
Rams
T. W.C
Wildcats
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Howard Payne
Daniel Baker
Tilden Still Rules Tennis Aces Of Golden Era
Henry McLemore profiles William Tilden the 1920s legend, praising his enduring form and curiosity about the famed fountain of youth. The piece riffs on his longevity, compares peers like Bobby Jones and Babe Ruth, and notes Tilden’s ongoing tours with Alice Marble as he nears potential retirement.
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Los Angeles
U.P
William Tatum Tilden
Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon
Philadelphia
Congress
London Bridge
Alice
Big Bill
Bill
Miss Marble
Tilden
Perrys
Vines
Badges
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
New York
Jim Londos
Charlie Paddock
Paul Gallico
Budge
Smithsonian Institute
Eli Whitney
South Dakota Resources Labeled Amazing by USD Museum News
The University of South Dakota Museum News calls state resources amazing in a regional survey. It notes four geographic areas with abundant stone clay cement gravel and undeveloped oil and natural gas fields. It mentions underground coal and gold as minerals of wealth.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota Museum News
Decclares
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In-Bond
United States
Henry McLemore
Thebes
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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