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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1942

Page

5

Childress Bobcats Eye Bi District Upset at Sandies

The Childress Bobcats travel to Amarillo to avenge a 38-18 loss as they face the Golden Sandstorms in game two of the bi district playoff. If the Sandies win they clinch the bi district crown and move toward the state tournament in Austin. Tonight’s tipoff is 8 o clock at the high school armory with 15 and 35 cent admissions.

Childress Bobcat Amarillo Sandies Texas Childress T. G. Hull Sandie Austin Bobcats Amarilloans Holland Hughes Franklin Johnny Turner Charles Kitchen Golden Sandstorms Madison Dorman

Navy abandons Sea Otter transatlantic cargo plan

Secretary Knox announced the navy scrapped the Sea Otter project after tests showed the gasoline powered vessel would cost about 400000 dollars, draw 21 feet of water, and proved hard to handle. He noted redesigned small tankers were still under slow development and both he and President Roosevelt were disappointed.

Washington Knox Navy Roosevelt

Texans Survive Golden Gloves Eliminations

Chicago February 26 Eliminations narrowed 304 boxers to semifinalists across weight classes as Fort Worth Texas Cleveland Milwaukee and Des Moines earned survivors Forty eight cities were represented with two fighters from several locales and a number boxing four times in two nights leading to next week’s Chicago finals.

Chicago Middlewest Cleveland Fort Worth Texas Milwaukee Des Moines Minneapolis Fort Wayne Ind St. Louis Sioux Falls & D Dayton Ohio Danville Peoria Oklahoma City Okla Grand Rapids Sioux Falls Julius Menendez Bob Barns Port Wayne Bobby Richardson Marvin Bryant Joe Krulitz Wis John Hubbard Tom Attra Leroy Jeffries Kansas City Claude Ellison Cedar Rapids Towa George Roscoe Hubert Hood James O. Phillips Bill Jochman Camp Polk

Leslie MacMitchell to Receive Sullivan Trophy

New York University miler Leslie MacMitchell, named 1941 James E. Sullivan Memorial award winner, will receive the A A U trophy at a Sunday luncheon in New York. Laurence Di Benedetto of New Orleans, A A U president, will present.

New York Leslie MacMitchell New York University James E. Sullivan Laurence di Benedetto New Orleans

74 Jap Ships Sunk Flagged in War Update

A wartime bulletin cites seventy four Japanese ships sunk in recent operations. Mexico prepares to open 450000 acres for agricultural development this year. Vv Tran bans opium poppy cultivation in three provinces across the country.

Vv Tran

Buffs Clinch Border Conference Title With 15 straight

West Texas State Buffaloes clinched the Border Conference title after 15 consecutive league wins. Texas Tech remains in second as final conference games approach. Hardin-Simmons and New Mexico University also finish their seasons, while New Mexico Aggies end with a 3-12 record.

Albuquerque N. M Buffaloes West Texas State Buffs Texas Tech Red Raiders Arizona State of Hardin- Simmons New Mexico Aggies New Mexico University Hardin-Simmons New Mexico Aggies State College

Abe Simon Hovering as Louis Opponent in March Show

In a boxing column from New York on February 26, Abe Simon is forecast as the top challenger for Joe Louis on March 27. The piece argues Louis has slim competition among heavyweights and notes Bettina, Pastor, Nova, Conn, and Galento have all faltered, with Simon serving as a viable, crowd-drawing foe for relief funds and arena gates.

Jack Guenther New York U.P Abe Simon Manhattan Upper West Side Joe Louis Bob Pastor Cimon Louis Melio Bettina Billy Conn Lou Nova Lem Franklin Pastor Tony Galento Toots Shot Hot Springs Marie Joe Army Navy Joe Simon Bettina Mike Jacobs Julian Black Jonn Roxborough Turkey Thompson Booker Beckwith Gus Lesnevich Franklin Jimmy Johnston Nova Conn Tony Zale Billy the Kid Madison Square Garden Abraham

Petticoat Ponzi Sentenced in Newark Case

Amelia Everts Carr, described by police as a "petticoat ponzi" with a fifty year career, was sentenced in Newark to eight to 12 years in prison after pleading no defense to eight counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. Prosecutor William A. Wachfeld of Essex County announced the outcome.

Newark N. J Amelia Everts Carr William A. Wachenfeld Essex County

Training Camp News Briefs From Across The South

A roundup of spring training notes from Hav ana to Adelphia including Kirby Higbe challenging the Dodgers in Havana and Jake Early eyeing cleanup duty for Washington. Reports cover Dixie Walker Whit Wyatt Jack Kraus Herman Franks Tuck Stainback Ival Goodman and Len Warneke among others.

Associated Press Havana Kirby Higbe Brooklyn Dodgers Miami Dixie Walker Dodgers Whit Wyatt Jack Kraus Herman Franks

Coast to coast operations lead to million dollar case at sentencing

Mrs. Carr received a million dollars from coast to coast operations and was sentenced on her 66th birthday by County Judge Daniel J. Brennan to terms of two to three years hard labor on four charges with similar concurrent sentences on remaining charges. In Logan Utah officials and federal agents destroyed a large marijuana blot found at Mendon valued around 5000000 dollars, one of the state’s largest patches in history.

Carr Daniel J. Brennan Logan Utah Cache County Mendon

Fight gossip and sports notes preview Joe Louis plans and army buffs

The roundup surveys boxing hopes for a Louis Pastor third bout next summer if Joe can dodge army service. It notes promoter faith in strong fight cards, mentions White Sox figure Rigney restricting wives in camp, pole vaulter Warmerdam’s travel pains, and various military athletic tales including spring boxing shows and draft cards.

Wide World New York Fight Cleveland Joe Louis Bob Pastor Joe Pastor Franklin John Duncan Rigney White Sox Dorothy Comiskey Kirby Higbe Cornelius Warmerdam Tennessee Knoxville

Inter-City Cage Title Game Tonight at Amarillo College

West Texas State College Freshmen meet Canadian River Gassers on the Amarillo College court for the Inter-City Basketball League championship. Game time is 8:30. Tuesday the Gassers edged the Freshmen 42 to 40 as Crews left for the army.

West Texas State College Amarillo Olin Crews Army

Burnham Chosen Purdue Head Football Coach

Elmer Burnham to lead Purdue football, with Guy Red Mackey as assistant athletic director and varsity coach. Elward, who resigned as athletic director to rejoin the Navy, had previously faced a poor record. Burnham previously coached at Central High School of South Bend and then as freshman coach at Purdue.

Lafayette Ind Elmer Burnham Purdue University Guy Red) Mackey Purdue Allen H Mal) Elward Burnham Mackey Elward Noble E. Kizer Kizer Central High School South Bend

West Texas New Mexico League Owners Meet at Clovis

President Milton Price announced a meeting of West Texas New Mexico League club owners in Clovis New Mexico on Sunday to draw up a schedule and final plans for the 1942 baseball season.

Fort Worth West Texas- New Mexico Clovis N. M Milton Price

Local notes mix sports and college athletics chatter

In Niagara Falls the Muny League sees pitcher Ma gledie from Buffalo, while N Y U debates football governance with alumni on the athletic council. Joe Louis visits the New York Sportsmen’s Show and watches Joe Kirkwood’s golf shots as Fritz Crisler shifts to assistant role during Benny Osterbaan’s absence. Oakland club plans Spring training and Art Cohn mulls hiring women players for defense projects.

Sal Magle Buffalo Niagara Falls N. Y Maglie Athletic Council Alma New York Joe Kirkwood Fritz Crisler Michigan Benny Osterbaan Ernie McCoy Chicago Crisler Oakland Pacific Coast League Art Cohn The Oakland Tribune

Basketball Scores From Various Teams Include Tight Wins

Oklahoma A and M beat Kansas 40 to 33 while Texas Tech edged New Mexico 53 to 36. West Texas State won 68 to 65 against Texas Mines, Hardin-Simmons 51 New Mexico Aggies 39, and McMurry 59 Trinity 39 in Texas games. Freddie Crawford and Luke Barnes inducted into the army in Atlanta.

Texas Tech New Mexico West Texas State Texas Mines Hardin-Simmons New Mexico Aggies McMurry Trinity Texas Atlanta Freddie Crawford Duke University Luke Barnes Army Crawford Chicago Bears Barnes

Phillips Oilers Rally To Beat Champs 46 To 43

In Los Angeles Phillips Oilers toppled 20th Century Fox AAU champions 46 to 43. Jimmy McNatt scored 12 for Phillips while Les O Gara 15 for Hollywood and Hank Luisetti 10 despite injury. The halftime score was 25 to 14 in favor of 20th Century. This victory evened their season series.

Los Angeles Phillips Oilers 20Th Century- Fox Jimmy McNatt Oklahoma University Les O'Gara The Hollywood Five Hank Luisetti Stanford Phillips

Public Links co medalist to Spain trolley business

A former Public Links co medalist is tied to Spain amid a trolley business issue, with limited readable details on involvement or timeline. No other named entities are clearly identified in the fragment.

Spain

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