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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1949

Page

15

Wrestle Royal May Dim Feature Match

The opening bout at the Sports Arena is a five man wrestle royal featuring Monte La Due the bad man with four allies. Wayne Martin defends the Southwestern junior heavyweight title and faces La Due in a rematch under unchanged admission. Promoter Cory Detton predicts Parks will be a crowd hit.

Cory Detton Southwestern Wayne Martin Martin Monte la Due Quebec la Due Billy Hickson Milt Olson Eddie Gideon Bill Parks Dory Detton Parks North Bay Ontario Canada Herb Parks Dory Funk

North Carolina baseball status faces Texas growth surge

North Carolina's hold as the nation's baseball capital is challenged as Texas rings up new clubs and leagues. Texas now claims multiple Class AA to Class C circuits with Dallas Houston Fort Worth and El Paso as key members while North Carolina stabilizes at 42 players across seven leagues. A new East Texas League meeting in Jacksonville tonight could alter the regional balance with towns like Corsicana Mexia Pittsburg and Mineola sending delegates.

Dallas North Carolina Texas Texas Baseball Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Beaumont Oklahoma City Tulsa Okla Shreveport Austin Texarkana Wichita Falls Waco Temple Gainesville Greenville Sherman-Denison Paris Kilgore Longview Tyler Gladewater Henderson Bryan Marshall Lufkin Corpus Christi Laredo Dela Me McAllen Donna Brownie Odessa Midland Sweetwater San Angelo Ballinger Vernon Big Spring Roswell del Rio Jacksonville Corsicana Mexia Pittsburg Winnsboro Mount Plasant Mineola Carthage Sulphur Springs Gilmer Athens Palestine Lone Star League

Soviet Swamps Being Drained

The Cholchides subtropical swamps along the Black Sea coast in Soviet Georgia are being drained after historic failures. A long term scientific project reclaims land for citrus and other subtropical crops as western winds flood the coast.

Moscow Soviet Georgia Black Sea

Eire Plans Cattle Exports to Italy for Fertilizer Trade

Ireland proposes sending cattle to Italy to obtain superphosphates as part of a trade deal. The arrangement aims to secure phosphate fertilizer for Irish farmers while strengthening economic ties between the two nations.

Eire Italy

Batters Rating Questioned in 1948 Baseball Averages

New York Jan. 12 The 1948 major league averages list Stan Musial and Ted Williams as league leaders while several notable sluggers are ranked lower. Dale Mitchell Al Zarilla Barney McCosky Bob Dillinger appear high in the American League. In the National League Mike McCormick Bob Scheffing Johnny Mize and Ralph Kiner feature among top batters amid discussion of a revised rating system favoring on base and runs scored.

New York Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Dale Mitchell Cleveland Indians al Zarilla St. Louis Browns Barney McCosky Philadelphia Athletics Bob Dillinger Browns Joe DiMaggio Vern Stephens Tommy Henrich Joe Gordon Bobby Doerr Stephens Gordon Doerr Mike McCormick Boston Braves Bob Scheffing Chicago Johnny Mize New York Giants Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Stanky Braves

Endurance Debate Sparks from Stagg on Modern Gridders

Amos Alonzo Stagg, at a NCAA Rules Committee meeting in Palm Springs, argues modern college football players lack the stamina of players from 20 to 30 years ago and often cannot finish a full game. He notes better passing and kicking but insufficient endurance and recalls Army vs Notre Dame in 1943.

Palm Springs Cal U.P Amos Alonzo Stagg Stagg College of Pacific Notre Dame Irish Colle Ye & Oe Alvin Sprad Clayton Leon Hart Johnny Lujack Chicago Bears Detroit Tigers Hal Newhouser Clayton High School Raton Jimmy Carter Golden Sandies Plainview Bobcats Pete Shotwell Abilene High School Texas Texas A&m Plainview Bulldogs Boone Baker Lewis Yarborough Amarillo College Badgers Eastern New Mexico College Greyhounds Jack Chevigny University of Texas

District 1 A A hoops preview pits Amarillo Pampa Lubbock

Amarillo Lubbock and Pampa battle for district supremacy with four games on Friday and Saturday. The piece reviews rosters, heights, 1948 experience, and key players like Harold Henry Darrell Davis and Red Hooper as the district race tightens.

Amarillo Pampa Lubbock Harvesters Sandies Borger Bulldogs Plainview Brownfield Cubs Harold Henry Bobby Garner Bill Franklin Letterman Jack Little Gib Ford Art McKay James Garner James Jack Newby the Harvesters Stratford Darrell Davis Bill Bond James Gallemore Jimmy Howard Malcolm Douglass Howard Morris Turner Bob Rooker Turner Berger Red Hooper Jerry Glass James Brown Tommy McCord Homer Hampton Johnny Roberts Gene Meek Bill Blair Bobby Kay Saquadman John Long

Armstrong stars as Engineers rout Worcester Poly 28 6

Dean Armstrong of Rensselaer Poly 192 pound fullback ran 100 yards for a touchdown after an interception. He scored seven touchdowns in five games guiding the Engineers to a 28 6 win over Worcester Poly. He totaled 494 yards on 75 rushes at 6.6 yard average. Texas beat Baylor 24 23.

Lubbock Westerners Amarillo Pampa Borger Hull Sandstorm Tex Hanna Borger Bulldogs Clifton McNeely Harvesters Roy Morris Lubbock Faris Nowell Brownfield Henry Loter Plainview Morris Nowell Ralls High School Dean Armstrong Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Worcester Poly Armstrong Fighting Engineers D. X. Bible & Co Joe Coleman TCU Wellington Odessa Texas Baylor

Bruins Edge Mustangs To Go 3-0 In Conference Play

Baylor upset the Mus tang sharpshooters 44-37 to stay unbeaten in league play. After a 24-14 halftime lead the Mustangs tied it 33-all with seven minutes left before Baylor closed out with an eight point run.

Bears Baylor Mustangs Methodists

Stumbling Block Marshall Faces Merger Push in Pro Football

George P. Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins, is labeled the stumbling block in wartime pro football peace talks as Dan Topping of AAC blames him for delays. A Jan 19 meeting is expected to set a 14 team league, cancel several AAC franchises, move Boston Yanks to New York, and merge Los Angeles Rams and Dons.

Oscar Fraley United Press New York U.2 George P. Marshall Washington Redskins Cvence Dan Topping New York Yankees Washington New York Yankee Brooklyn Dodger Chicago Rocket Boston Yanks Yankee Stadium Los An- Rams Los Angeles Dons Topping Marshall Philadelphia NFL Baltimore AAC Boston Polo Grounds New York Giants

Trial of James O Hill on Child Desertion Charge

James O Hill of 201 North West Fifth faced three counts of child desertion in 47th District Court. Proceedings opened this morning with jurors not yet sworn as recess came at noon.

James O. Hill North West Fifth 47Th District Court

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