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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
6
The Denver Safeways edged Sammy’s team 3 to 2 at the half and pulled ahead in the second half. Sammy’s squad rallied late but could not overcome the Safeways fast break and strong defense to seal the win in Dallas.
In the City Basketball League doubleheader the Gassers beat Farm Security 41 to 24 in the second game, moving the Grocermen to second and breaking a tie with Presbyterian for first. Snodgrass led Presbyterians with 16, Jones had 13 for Grocers.
In Los Angeles George Zaharias of Colorado won by disqualification over Sandor Szabo of Hungary. Bill Longson pinned Harry Jacobs in Dallas. Mike London defeated Jimmy Londo in Lordsburg. Tommy Tasoe beat Ben Salem in El Paso. Slim Zimbieman and Hans von Blomberg drew in New York. Bill Lee drew with Juan Humberto in San Antonio. Mayes McLain and Chief Little Beaver drew. Jules Strongbow and Ignacio Martinez drew.
Houston January 18 Carl Owen Hubbell praised Joe Medwick as the greatest hitter, surpassing Joe DiMaggio. He noted Medwick's wrists power and weaknessless hitting, while praising Gus Mancuso and suggesting Van Mungo has top stuff among NL pitchers.
Edward Patrick Slip Madigan who took over the St Marys College football program in 192? has signed a new five year contract. The San Francisco coach ends speculation by pledging continued leadership of the Dullthie team as they pursue national prominence.
Bill Britton recalls coaching from Chuck Schnoke at Texas Bowling Alley as he improves from scores in the 80s to the 135 mark. He credits stance, approach, and follow through for faster progress and notes a focus on speed and control to secure more strikes.
Dallas fans anticipate the Cotton Bowl showdown on January 23 between the Washington Redskins and Chicago Bears. The game revives a debate over whether professional rules produce a wider open game than college rules, highlighting differences such as goal posts on the goal line and relaxed rules on fumbles and passes.
Texas A&M Cagers, after two Southwest Conference games and a rough recent stint, schedule a return engagement with the Magnolia Dealers of Houston in Memorial Gymnasium. Coach H R McQuillan seeks a tightening win after the Dealers previously beat the Cadets 49 39 here.
Florida's winter baseball colony gathered in Bradenton to challenge golf pros in a medal play match. The 18 hole event drew major and minor league players and amateurs, with Paul Waner as the favorite for the baseball contingent and Dizzy Dean joining the field.
Jack Mandell known as the Kangaroo Man competes with Otto von Ludwig at the National Guard Armory tonight. The card also features Otis Clingman and Sailor Moran in a semifinal and Cyclone Mackey facing newcomer Bill Venable in the opener. Tickets available at City Drug Store. women admitted for 10 cents. bouts start at 8.
A prominent boxing event last night saw Nebraska claim a dominant victory over New England with a larger overall performance, setting new crowd expectations for regional matchups.
At least six colleges bid for Bill Savoy 205 pound Great Bend Kansas high school star who set a Kansas record with 31 touchdowns last season. Sammy Snead may wed a blonde soon. The Boer boys attend Braddock Farr bout Jan 21. Hank Greenberg swung at tempered glass door without damage. Jimmy Johnston to risk 65000 before Don Budge turns pro. Ted Broadribb sailed with Ernie Weiss and Jimmy Vaughan to be mentored by Charlie Harvey. Gomez Ruffing Dimaggio Henrich to get pay boosts. most raises noted.
Texas Longhorn basketball team aims for a move toward first division after an opener win over Texas Christian. They travel to face Southern Methodist in Dallas on Friday and TCU in Fort Worth on Saturday, before hosting Baylor on Jan 18 in Austin. The 33 21 victory over Bramblelow's Frogs shows potential against many conference foes.
A stockholder named Jonas Monheimer linked to the New York Giants is noted as living in Brooklyn near Flatbush, with a colorful aside about his discretion. The text also credits Bartolomeo Cristofori with inventing the piano in Italy in 1726.
An advertisement promotes Zo-ak Tablets as a sex health supplement for men with temporarily reduced power. It highlights quick-acting vegetable ingredients and vitamins, money back guarantee at Fox Drug Stores, an economy size discount, and a free booklet from Zoak Co. Inc. based in New York.
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