McClendon's Play Gassers In Top Jaycee Cage Game
Amarillo College and Amarillo Business College collide in a 7:30 p.m. game after a gym clash delay. McClendon's Grocery faces Canadian River Gas in the feature clash as League standings show McClendon's 5 1 3, Coca-Cola 4 2 6, Canadian River Gas 3 2 6, Amarillo Business College 3 2 5, Amarillo College 4 3 9.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
McClendon
Jaycee
Amarillo College
Amarillo Business College
McClendon's Grocery
Canadian River Gas Quintete
W. T. Proh
Coca-Cola Ove
Canadian River Gas
Amarilla College
USDA
Lfes Vega
Wrigley Defends Dizzy Deans Cubs Purchase as Showmanship
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley said Dizzy Dean was past his peak when bought for 185000 two years earlier, but the deal paid off through Dean’s head and legs. He praised Dean as a showman and said the investment justified, noting Dean’s 1938 pennant impact and expected 1940 act after a sharp contract dispute.
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Chicago
U.P
Phil K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dean
Cubs
Wrigley
Pittsburgh
Pro Football Players Play For Keeps Not Glory
In a column from Los Angeles dated January 12 the writer argues professional players play for living security and pride, not alma mater glory. Steve Owen describes players risking injuries and maintaining competitive spirit. the piece contrasts pro football with college sports and cites personal finance pressures.
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Los Angeles
Steve Owen
Green Bay Packers
Steve
Mr. Owen
Owen
Oakland Golf Tour Two Superior Mudders Lead Round Two
In rain and wind at Oakland Calif two players known as superior mudders set the pace in round two of the five thousand dollar Oakland Golf Tournament. Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York and amateur Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wisconsin fired 67s to lead the 128 player field.
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Dillon Graham
New York
Farr
Dutch
Jay Perwanger
Chicago
Maroons
Whizzer White
Rocky Mountain
Baugh
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian University
Hein
Giants
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Clark
Grange
Harold
Red) Grange
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Oakland
Cal
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Sports Roundup Echoes Prominent Names and Games
A collage of sports notes from journalists and leagues. Mentions Mike Jacobs and Billy Conn rumors, Big Ten gossip policy, Goose Creek Texas schoolboys in a multi win run, Marlin Buckles scoring spree, Loyola New Orleans football chatter, Tempe Teachers Sun Bowl link, Alabama star flirtations, Morgan Blake guest, England film talk, Russia bears, Lee Savold boxing, Lee Taylor, Bob Pastor vs Red Berman deal, Umpire Harry Fanning praise, Shaughnessy play-offs, Evangeline Louisiana flood control project closure.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Ariz
Howard College
Birmingham
Lee Savold
Conn
Lee Taylor
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Jack Kearns
Bob Pastor
Red Berman
Detroit
Marshall Club names officers in East Texas League
A new slate of officers and directors led the Marshall Club of the East Texas League. Col. Hochwald was elected president, Co. F Gorman, vice president, and Hub Northen, business manager and secretary treasurer. Directors are Hochwald, Gorman, Bonneau Peters, W.M. Comegys, and J. I. Roberts of Shreveport. An admission price of fifteen cents was set.
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Marshall
Marshall Club
East Texas League
Col. L. Hochwald
Co. F Gorman
Hub Northen
Hochwald
Gorman
Bonneau Peters
W.M. Comegys
J. I. Roberts
Shreveport
Maverick Club Notes Highlight Speaking Class and Boxing Tournaments
Ralph Dykeman reports Miss Woodruff will lead the first public speaking class of the season next Tuesday at 7. A Flying Dutchman Circus trip to Pampa is planned with a list of Maverick Club boys. Rex Daniels discusses boxing training, ring clashes, and how disputes affect club standards.
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Ralph Dykeman
Miss Woodruff
Butch Plant
Pampa
Flying Dutchman Circus
Jewell McDowell
Glen McDowell
Joe Sharp
Donnie Sharp
Grady Rutledge
Joe McLaughlin
Ed Phillips
Billy Fleming
Elmer McLaughlin
S. L. Bruce
J. C. Oakley
J. W. Clark
Mose Bramblett
Footy
Romeo
Horace Mann School
Maverick Club
Rex Daniels
Hill Wins Main Event as Kansas City Wrestler Triumphs
Frankie Hill the Kansas City performer won the main event by taking Soldier Thomas in two straight falls after a starting loss. Hill dominated with heavy mulekicks a body smother and a reverse grapevine jackknife to clinch the final fall. The order of bouts also saw Farmer Jones draw Cory Detton, Mickey Durano defeat Joe Bauer, and a 15 minute curtain-raiser between Duke Ruppenthal and Count Antonio Marino without a decision.
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Frankie Hill
Kansas City
Kan
Soldier Thomas
Dutch Mantell
National Guard Armory
Hill
Kansas
Thomas
Arkansas
Farmer Jones
Cory Detton
Samson
Joe Bauer
Mickey Durano
Brazil
Duke Ruppenthal
Antonio Marino
The Fight Between Club Members Sparks a Reprimand
Amid tensions two club members clash in the ring, one returns with gloves as they exchange blows. The scene ends with a note that strong relations resume afterward. The text also compares Watt and Gutenberg as not truly inventors of their famed creations.
A C C Quintet Edges Buffs In Narrow 49 35 Showdown
West Texas State Buffaloes lose to Abilene Christian College Wildcats 49 to 35 as ACC rapid start holds despite a late Buffalo rally. Sophomore Frank Stockman leads in scoring with 10 field goals while Leon Reese tops ACC with 13 points. Withdrawal of Sul Ross from Alamo Conference leaves Baggett with open dates for next week and late January games possible.
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al Baggett
West Texas State
Buffalo Basketballers
Abilene Christian College Wildcats
Fae
LVL
Buffs
Bug Morris
Fighting Wildcats
Frank Stockman
Buffalo
Sul Ross
Baggett
Canyon
ACC
Buffaloes
Wildcats
Leon Reese
West Texas
Pf Stephenson
Joeo Schur
Brookfield
Johnson, Sr
Halbert
Kendrick
Price
Staoner
O Stockman
Jones
Nippert
Prior
Busby
Reese
I Hill
Oy Johnson
Bennett
Hay
HAY, 8 £ «Srecovecevesss
QO O Ihicks
Beauchamp
Seeverecaces
Schur
Johnson
Ken
Sandies Open Basketball Schedule With Pampa Clash
Amarillo’s Golden Sandies begin their Big Five basketball schedule tonight against Harvesters of Pampa coached by Odus Mitchell. Billy Hale is doubtful with a sprained ankle. A W Marvin or Billy Ed McLaughlin may start. A Yannigans scrimmage precedes the main game at 7.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Pampa
Harvesters
Odus Mitchell
T. G. Hull
Billy Hale
Hale
A. W. Marvin
Billy Ed McLaughlin
Henry Laughilin
Yannigans
Hull
Tucumcari
Tucumcari Rattlers
Sandies
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Chicago Bears
Bears
Clants
Lee
Phil
Diz
Henry McLe More
By Hddie Brietz
Joan Bain Sutherland
Mike Jacobs
Billy Conn
Iron Men Dept
Goose Creek Tex. Basketeers
Marlin Buckles
Morgan Blake
Atlanta Journal
England
Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times
Russia
Harry Fanning
Shaughnessy
Evangeline
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Prize Distributing CO
Washington Street
Tex
Gran
Louie
Keglers
City League
Pioneer League
Louie's
Pestor
Panhandle
Jimmie Shane
Blackstone Cleaners
Shane
Corbin
Berry
Bradley
Pittman Beevees
Furr
Winters
Myrick
Carlye
D. Maloney
J Maloney
Smyth Peta
Boyd
Blind
Johnson Ee Ees Ene
McDonald Auto Supply
Hickerson
Barker
Reynolds
Killough & Davies Spuhler
Simmons
Thornton
Parkinson
Blackstone
Leaners
Epperson Seetenvess
Walnes
Kgnc Forster
A Kaufman
Sir Williams
Grant
Zale Jewelry
Rhea
Laa Rieger
Ohnason Ais
Ee Admiration Coffee J Cogdell
Isd Als Laaad Iid
Isi
Ooo
Ackson
Aig
Cascarelli
Amarillo Laundry
Industrial League
Chamions
Lee Way Motor Freight
Lyle Simpson
Simpson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Texas Alley
Spain
Cooper
Barry
Oom
Jones Svacae
Williams
Dunning
Sage
Ag Ag
Ballengee
Ene
Celey San Dai
Minton
LeeWay Motor Freight Candell
Nemechek
Penwell
McCormick — Cues Wees
Elliott
Robertson
Carpenter
Storrs
Thompson
Hinkamp
Ting — Ee
Emekaniniaamate West Set
Autome
Itive
Watt
Gutenberg
Black
Icks
Haynie
Texas School of Mines
Paramount Recreation Club
Billiards
Eakle Bldg
Blackburn Bros
Johnny-On-The
Boston S
Frourbon
LEO
Gsrom
America
Boston
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