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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1946

Page

4

Globe-News Golden Gloves to expand to four nights in Amarillo

Tournament director Duke Nally announced that the 1946 Globe-News District Golden Gloves will use the Auditorium USO for a fourth night. Dates are Jan 21 to 24 with tickets available at Maxor Drug. Two divisions, eight weight classes, trophies for winners and runners up. brisk advance sales predicted.

Duke Nally USO Maxor Drug Fisk Nellr Nally Amarillo Field Paul Fowler

Bowling Scores Tie In Southwestern Public Service League

In a league card from southwestern standings the Electrons beat Hi-Liners and Southwesterners, while other teams including Wallies Row Reddrie, Bramt ett, Cato, and Atoms posted varied results. Notable player scores and team totals appear alongside league rosters with final tallies listed for each frame. In Canada the federal government and parliament retain authority over the Yukon and Northwest Territories with small territorial legislatures.

Southwestern Public Service Company Reddrie Sen Scott White Price Pendleton Bramt Ett Scoctt Foster L Baird Canada Yukon Northwest Territories

Sandies Rally to Claude Tourney Victory Sparks Southern I A A Title Hope

T G Hull led the Amarillo Sandies to first place at Claude High School tourney with six wins two losses. They defeated Lakeview Childress Pampa and Claude, despite two returning lettermen, as three games loom this week against Dumas and a Plainview clash. District I A A splits into Northern Amarillo Pampa Berger and Southern Lubbock Plainview Brownfield with winners meeting for the title.

Claude Sandies Lakeview Childress Pampa Amarillo Stratford Grover Goodwell Oklo Dumas Demons Plainview Bulldogs Plainview Berger Lubbock Brownfield

Two Tilts Highlight Amarillo College Basketball Card

In the City Basketball League at Amarillo College Gym tonight two favorites meet. West Texas State Frosh face defending champion Bombers at 8 20 while Amarillo College Badgers open against Russell's Stationery at 7. Plains Chevrolet leads with two wins, admission 30 cents.

Amarillo College West Texas State Frosh Bombers Amarillo College Badgers Russell Badgers Plains Chevrolet Russell's Seeds Sporting Goods Sandie Sophs Plains Buffalo W. T. Frosh Sophs

Five Games on Tap for Loop

Baylor faces Arkansas in Waco as part of a five game loop. The Bears aim to extend their surprise push into the Southwest Conference title race with a strong showing against the Razorbacks this weekend.

Baylor Bears Bruins Arkansas Waco Razorbacks

Top Anglers Get Awards Tonight

The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen Club will award $1,100 in Victory Bonds for the Gunn Hinerman Contest at 8 pm at the Amarillo Hotel. Awards include $250 for largest bass, $250 for largest crappie, $250 for largest channel cat, $100 each for second largest bass and crappie, $100 for second largest channel cat, and $50 for largest perch. The contest ran from June 24 to December 31. New officers E E Kral president Floyd Studer vice president and T M Tweedy treasurer will be installed.

Panhandle Amarillo Bill Gunn Gunn- Hinerman E. E. Kral Floyd Studer T. M. Tweedy

Hayden Leachman Jr Win Golf Doubles Handicap Title

Hayden Leachman Jr teamed with W T Leachman Jr to win the doubles handicap at Ross Rogers Course. Their net 140 earned $8 in merchandise as the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association event closed over the weekend. Other scores included Phillips Culwell 156 12 144 Morris Witt 162 17 145 Bogard Johnson 175 28 147 Whitney Keith 153 3 150 Munnana Bush 146 0 146.

Arkansas Eyes Title After Dominant Exhibition Run

Arkansas emerges as the team to beat after blasting Texas 55-47 and 90-63, setting a scoring record with 153 points in the latter. Rice, defending champions, stays unbeaten after defeating Baylor and Southern Methodist, while Texas Christian and Texas A and M split wins. Upcoming games include Rice versus SMU in Dallas and a Texas–A and M showdown in Austin.

Baylor Arkansas Parkers Texas College Station Rice Houston Rice Owls Boys Texas Christian Southern Texas A Frogs Aggies Southern Methodist Dallas Fore Worth Austin

Zale Knocks Dust Off Gloves In 10 Round Bout

Middleweight boxing champion Tony Zale defeats Bobby Giles of Buffalo in a 10 round bout in Kansas City, lifting three years of inactivity with a return to the ring.

Nelson May Snatch Title

Byron Nelson led the Los Angeles Open after 54 holes with 212, two strokes ahead of Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier. The field narrowed to 60 as contenders chased a $2,666.67 prize, with notable names and one amateur among the leaders. Babe Didrikson exited after two rounds.

Los Angeles Byron Nelson Lord Byron Bond Nelson Sam Snead Jim Ferrier Ben Hogan Jim Demaret Houston Texas Tony Penna Harold Jug) McSpaden Herman Barron Harry Bassler MacDonald Smith Craig Wood Leonard Dodson Ray Sleppy Inglewood Mildred Babe) Didrikson

Mad Russian Lou Novikoff and the curve ball myth

The narrative recalls Lou Novikoff of the Cubs facing constant curve balls early in his career. A costly interference call followed a sharp left field hit as Phil Cavarretta raced home from second, prompting manager Jimmy Wilson to seek an explanation. Novikoff joked it was the first straight ball of the summer.

Lou Novikoff Cubs Cub Phil Cavarretta Novikoff Phil Jimmy Wilson Boss

Sandies links to Texas coach rumors and hometown sports notes

Paragraphs by Putt reports idle chatter about Howard Lynch or Sandie coach moving to the University of Texas under Blair Cherry in 1947. The piece also covers local alumni, Navy leave, and former Sandies like Truett Hull, Glenn Quattlebaum, Ted Moss, and Hoss Yarborough, plus Amarillo sports ties.

Howard Lynch Sandie University of Texas Blair Cherry Amarillo High D. X. Bible Quattlebaum Sandies Glenn Truett T. G. Hull Ted Moss Amarillo Marines Ted Lewis “Hoss” Yarborough Amarillo Gold Sox Midland Gold Sox

Six Teams to Vie in Panhandle Junior High Cage League

Phillips Junior High gains approval for a six team cage circuit in the Panhandle Junior High Basketball League. Nixson Sam Houston Horace Mann Borger and Pampa will field teams with a double round robin schedule starting Thursday and running to March 14. Percent leader at that point to be declared champion.

Phillips Ine Tive Schools Nixson Sam Houston Horace Mann Amarillo Jorger Pampa E. L. Hunter Phillips Junior High Hunter Borger Nix

Aggie Exes Hold Evening Meeting in Capitol Hotel

Texas A and M Club officers to be elected tonight if the new charter arrives from the Association of Former Students. Charles Smith, president, says the meeting at 7 o clock in the Capitol Hotel will decide whether the election proceeds.

Bob Leeds Amarillo Gold Sox Herring Hotel Texas A. & M Association of Charles Smith Capitol Hotel

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