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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1944

Page

6

Future Sandies Open Cage Title Race Next Week

The City Junior High teams prepare for a six round robin leading to a percentage based title. Schedule runs Jan 12 to Feb 18 with pairings among R G Strickland Central Henry Laughlin Sam Houston and Paul Boyer Horace Mann. Sam Houston meets Central in a non conference clash this afternoon at Central Gym.

R. G. Strickland Central Henry Laughlin Sam Houston Paul Boyer Horace Mann Ares Cen Central Gym Horace Mann Buffaloes West Texas State High School Canyon Buffaloes

Golden Gloves Idea Revived Interest in Fisticuffs

The article traces the revival of amateur boxing through Golden Gloves, detailing regional and national competition, rigorous amateur certification, and community sponsorship. It notes strict judging, no pay for officials, and the drive to match fair, safe contests. The Amarillo News-Globe plans a January tournament with regional entrants.

Globe-News Aau Globe News Aau Amarillo Globe-News United States National Amateur Association Okeh

No Deaths on College Grid 1943 Purdue report

Purdue University’s Floyd Eastwood reported that no deaths were attributed to college football in 1943. Nine high school players and one club-team member died in football incidents, with no indirect fatalities and the college record remaining unblemished for the year.

Lafayette Ind Jan.u.p Floyd R. Eastwood Division of Physical Education Purdue University Eastwood National Collegiate Athletic Association American Football Coaches’ Association

Thomas Leads Owls to Victory Over Bears

Rice Owls opened the Southwest Conference basketball season by overcoming an early 7-3 Baylor lead to win 45 to 27 in Waco. J. D. Thomas scored 14 for Rice, while Frank Scott led Baylor with 13.

Thomas Owls Bears WACO Juan Baylor Rice Owls J. D. Thomas Frank Scott Bruins

Proof That a Dog Is Man's Best Friend

Roanoke hunters report a farmer using his dog to direct game from the city fel lers. The dog alerts when a rabbit is near, guiding him toward the catch. The tale highlights a hunter dog bond observed in rural fields.

Roanoke

Our Boys Play Better In Their Own Back Yard

Amarillo High School Golden Sandies host West Texas State High School Calves of Canyon at the Amarillo High Armory tonight at 8 50. Admission 35 cents for adults 25 cents for students. Home court gives the Sandies edge after four victories and two losses. Dale Russell leads the Calves who seek a decisive win.

Patt Powell Amarillo High School Golden Sandies West Texas State Canyon Amarillo High School Armory T. G. Hull Amarillo Floyd Murry West Texas Windy Nicklaus Bill Mac Gibson Sandies Panhandle Stratford Amarillo Army Air Field Bombers Childress Bobcats Dale Russell

Rules Committee To Have New Chairman

The National Collegiate Athletic Association executive committee in New York signaling return of wartime suspensions. A new chairman for the football rules committee will be appointed today to replace the late Walter R. Okeson. Dates and sites for upcoming national tournaments in basketball track and other sports will be announced.

New York U.P National Collegiate Athletic Association Philip O. Badger New York University Walter R. Okeson

Harry Bassler Captures L A Medalist Honors

Los Angeles pro Harry Bassler hold medalist honors in the 36 hole Los Angeles Open qualifying at Fox Hills and Sunset Fields with a 142 two under par 70. Final field trimmed to 135 with 26 exempt players including Byron Nelson who posted 65 in warmups and skipped qualifying.

Los Angeles Harry Bassler Fox Hills Bassler Sunset Fields Byron Nelson

Warneke Ready To Toss Hand Grenades At Hitler

Lon Warneke, veteran Cubs pitcher, says he would rather toss hand grenades at Hitler than continue chunking baseballs. He recently completed a screening exam for the draft board in Hot Springs Arkansas. Orval Grove, top White Sox pitcher, will wed Catherine Sloan of Chicago on Saturday.

Hot Springs Ark Lon Warneke Hitler Hirohito Chicago Cubs

Week's Local Sports Card

A compact agenda of local sports listings across bowling basketball golf and leagues at Victory Alleys Banner Bowl Horace Mann Gym Sam Houston Gym and Ross Rogers Course. Includes times for Friday Saturday and midweek events plus junior high and high school matches and tournaments in Amarillo.

Bowling Ladies Pioneer League Victory Texaco League Banner Bowl Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course Amarillo Country Club Amarillo Municipal Victory Alleys Victory Bowl Amarillo Wling Civic League Horace Mann Sam Houston

Schultz Seeks Rickey Note On His Shape And Ready Play

Howie Schultz, a St. Paul rookie a year ago, tells Branch Rickey he is in fine shape. He plays handball and light basketball at Hamline University but avoids varsity play. Schultz is a $40,000 investment for the Dodgers.

ST. Paul Minn Howie Schultz American Association Branch Rickey Dodger Hamline University Schultz Howie Joe Hutton Rickey

Officials Worry About On Field Referees In Football

NEW HAVEN Conn Jan 6 Chairman Lou Little of the Football Rules Committee suggests officials be kept off the field during games He argues the head linesman and referee position interfere with plays and have caused players to knock them down Little plans to bring the issue to officials in charge for action to reduce interference and injuries

New Haven Conn Lou Little Football Rules Committee Columbia University Clarence R. Rungee Little

Daily College Basketball Scores From United Press

Rice 45 Baylor 27. St. John's 45 City College of New York 38. Texas 49 Southwestern 48. Penn State 37 N Y A 36. Camp Edwards 69 Tufts 45. Virginia 39 North Carolina 36. Hobart 70 Ft. Ontario 21. Pittsburgh 63 Carnegie Tech 33. Pennsylvania 52 Princeton 46. West Virginia 83 West Virginia Tech 28. Detroit Tech 54 Detroit Induction Center 25. Yale 61 Davisville Navy Base 53.

United Press Rice Baylor St. John's City College of New York Texas Southwestern Penn State Camp Edwards Tufts Virginia North Carolina Hobart Ft. Ontario Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Pennsylvania Princeton West Virginia West Virginia Tech Detroit Tech Detroit Induction Center Yale Davisville Navy Base

Leahy Praises 1943 Irish Grid Eleven

Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy at a dinner praised the 1943 Irish football team as among the greatest in college football history. He declared the 1943 eleven the best ever to play on an intercollegiate gridiron, ranking them No 1 in the nation. Fellow coach Don Faurot of the Iowa Seahawks called the team probably the best in football history.

South Bend Ind Frank Leahy Notre Dame Heach Don Faurot

Zivic to Meet La Motta in Jan 14 Ten Round Bout

Detroit reports Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh will challenge Jacob la Motta of New York for the fourth time in a ten round bout January 14 at Olympic Stadium. La Motta holds a 2 to 1 series edge after winning at Madison Square Garden last fall and splitting two decisions in Pittsburgh. A note recalls 1929 racing stakes with Whichone netting $105,730 from a $125,600 purse.

Detroit Jacob la Motta New York Fritzie Zivic Pittsburgh Olympic Stadium Nick Londes la Motta Madison Square Garden

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