Sandies Meet Westerners Tonight in District 1-AA Final
Amarillo’s Golden Sandstorm faces Lubbock’s Westerners at 8:30 in the high school armory for the District 1-AA title. A Sandies win clinches the championship. a Westerners win forces a playoff.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
14
Amarillo’s Golden Sandstorm faces Lubbock’s Westerners at 8:30 in the high school armory for the District 1-AA title. A Sandies win clinches the championship. a Westerners win forces a playoff.
An Amarillo City Bowling League meeting for officers and all league bowlers is set for tonight at 8 30 in Studio A KGNC. President Jim Farwell will preside as members discuss ideas for future tournaments and matches.
Princeton Yale and Harvard presidents announced drastic changes to their athletic programs, moving to a restricted and informal basis. They cited infeasibility of maintaining athletics as usual and did not specify details, following an army ruling banning participation by students in certain training programs.
Across several Border Conference matchups Kansas defeats Oklahoma Aggies 47 to 43, East Central Oklahoma tops East Texas State 56 to 40, Sam Houston State beats Stephen F. Austin 51 to 49, Howard Payne routs McMurry 70 to 40, West Texas State defeats Arizona State Flagstaff 60 to 44, Arizona defeats New Mexico 55 to 40, Texas Mines over Hardin-Simmons 85 to 44, and Texas Tech edges Arizona State Tempe 46 to 41. The report notes the United States leads in female automobile drivers worldwide.
Chunky Bill Cummins, all America trackman and Rice Institute standout, aims to improve his start for hurdles after leading in 110 meter highs and placing in 400 meter hurdles. He balances basketball duties with track, plans to emphasize sprint speed and vaulting, and serves in the Marine reserves.
Private Donald F. Terry former national table tennis champion now teaches soldiers at the California Ferrying Division Air Transport Command arguing table tennis builds agility coordination and eye exercise. Other athletes including Corp. Albert Campbell and Pvt. Alexander Grassi hold posts at Fort Sill Port Sheridan and Altoona reflect athletic talent serving in various military roles and camps nationwide.
Rice meets Baylor to close its home season as a strong Southwest Conference contender. Co captain center Bill Tom Closs seeks to extend his lead as the league’s top scorer after scoring 132 points in eight games. Baylor arrives shorthanded missing Frankie Edwards and Bill Hailey who joined the armed services after a recent game.
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets upset McMurry Indians 70 to 40 to stay in the Texas Conference title race. Guard Bob Clindaniel led with 21 points, Randall Cooper added 19 for McMurry, and the rough game saw 30 personals. The Jackets led 33-16 at halftime.
Washington February 18 Professional football like major league baseball intends to carry on but with limitations Elmer Layden NFL commissioner says he sees definite encouragement from Manpower Paul V McNutt and Transport chief Joseph B Eastman Layden notes noncommittal stances on player essential status and transport needs as forces induct college players and service bouts loom for championships
Private Joseph DiMaggio hopes for combat duty at the Presidio of Monterey while preferring to be treated like any private. Ford Frick of the National League plans to take control of the Philadelphia Phillies by buying stock and naming a temporary board as a precursor to resale. Florence Averi, ten, tells WAAC recruiting officials she can clerk, cook and sew, seeking to join the war effort.
Five Texas College of Mines football players are ordered to report in Lubbock on Monday to join the Army Air Corps Reserves. Players listed include Freddie Salem end Wesley Cantrill captain Victor Clark quarterback Graham Stafford blocking back and Tommy Crews tailback.
In Fort Collins Colorado E M Mervine reports tests of mechanical harvesters that replace six or more laborers. Fifteen machines were tested by operators in Colorado and other beet states with outstanding results. Some testers predict postwar use could replace most field labor, while production remains limited in 1943 due to priorities. The harvester is the invention of Claude Walz of Pueblo Colorado.
In Los Angeles Marshall Johnson leads a campaign urging the California Legislature to allow men rejected by the Army for small stature to enlist in the National Guard. He argues a bantam build does not preclude being a capable soldier.
Arizona Wildcats overpower New Mexico 55 40 after a 23 5 opening surge without Bob Ruman. West Texas State defeats Texas Miners 60 44 to reach second round while Texas Tech edges Arizona State 46 41. Hardin Simmons faces Flagstaff. Tempe meets New Mexico in afternoon play.
Willie Joyce of Gary Indiana will instead face Henry Armstrong in a 10 round bout in Los Angeles before Armstrong travels to Philadelphia and New York for other fights. The articles were signed yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A. Wallace travels from Chester to Northumberland to glimpse her son Edward Lott Knoebel in a Battle of Midway film scene. She hopes for a wounded fighter who has recovered, while Knoebel himself is waiting in the theater lobby on furlough.
Mrs Heilhecker posted low score and low gross in the Women’s Day tournament. She shot 40 with a handicap of eight for a net 32 while her 18 hole gross was 87. Second place went to Mrs F 8 McCullough with 42 and a 33 net. Mrs C J Jones had 44 for a 34 net and the officers will be elected next Wednesday. NACOGDOCHES Feb 18.
New York reports Dixie Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers became a father to a baby girl on Tuesday and also received his 1943 Dodger contract. He plans to sign after players status is clarified, while serving as recreation director for a large war plant.
Articles of incorporation for a girls professional softball league were filed in Illinois. Trustees named include P. K. Wrigley owner of the Chicago Cubs Branch Rickey president of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago attorney Paul V. Harper.
New York boxing writers named Barney Ross the 1942 man of the year, honoring the former three-division world champion while he served with the Marines in the Pacific. Ex-Mayor Jimmy Walker presented the Edward J. Neil Memorial plaque at Ruppert's Brewery ceremony.
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