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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1946

Page

16

Title Hungry Glovers Ready for 46 Meet

Four rival Amarillo Golden Gloves finalists return for the 1946 fifth titanic at the Auditorium USC. Jack Glasgow Coyt Thompson Floyd Turner and Don McLaughlin lead a strong field targeting the title with Red Hughes of Lefors also in the mix as Lefors eyes a second straight team crown.

Frank A. Godsoe USC Jack Glasgow Amarillo Coyt Thompson Petersburg Floyd Turner Lefors Don McLaughlin Shamrock McLaughlin Golden Gloves Harry Barnwell Amarillo Field Don Glasgow Ralph White Curley Dickson Jack Otis Beard Amarillo Boxing Club Elks Club Amarillo Sandie Howard Lynch Thompson Philip Merrill Philip Turner Andres Palacio Level Red Red Noel Clemons Auditorium Uso

Horace Mann Buffs and Whirlwinds Win In Panhandle Junior High Play

Horace Mann defeated Phillips Frosh 44 to 23 on their home court as Manness Browder and Reynolds dominated the boards and scoring. The Whirlwinds beat the Pampa Reapers 32 to 26 on the Pampa floor led by Hudgins and Leiber. Borger cancelation notantaled for next week.

Horace Mann Buffaloes Nixson Phillips Stanley Manness Raymond Reynolds Perry Browder Browder Manness Dean Wyble Billy Hughes Rudy Gamblin Pampa Reapers Bobby Hudgins Charles Leiber Hudgins Leiber Borger Sam Houston E. L. Hunter Nixson Ee Phillips Pee Pampa Borger Horace Mann-Phillips Hughes King Foster Henry Browder Renee Reynolds Stee Ewe Wyble Heem Emerson Eee Carpenter Rawlings Hayworth Wanen Newman Braden Earnest Ussery Porter Hunter

Tigers Longhorns To Meet in Opener

Texas and Missouri renew rivalry in the season opener set for Sept. 21 in Austin. Coach Dana X. Bible called the matchup a prime attraction following the Cotton Bowl clash, won by Texas 40 27, with the balance of Texas schedule to be announced soon.

Austin Texas Missouri Dana X. Bible

Cards Tulia clash tonight at Tulia High Hornets

The Price Cardinals seek a third win in seven games as they meet the Tulia High Hornets in Tulia tonight. They return to Price gym tomorrow to face the Panhandle Panthers in a next home game.

Price Cardinals Tulia Cacers Tulia High Hornets Panhandle Panthers Price Gym

Lobos and Buffs Open Two Game Series In Albuquerque

West Texas State meets New Mexico University in a two game set starting tonight after arriving from Tucumcari. The Buffaloes and Lobos feature coach Gus Miller student manager James Scott captain J. W. Malone and players Hank Decker Borden Price Billy Miller Neil Jackson Don Leach John Budenholzer Glen Brotherton Jack Tomberlin and Charles Taylor.

Albuquerque Tucumcari West Texas State New Mexico University Buffaloes Lobos West Texas Gus Miller James Scott J. W. Malone Hank Decker Borden Price Billy Miller Neil Jackson Don Leach John Budenholzer Glen Brotherton Jack Tomberlin Charles Taylor

Youngsters Invited to Sign Up for Amarillo League

Young players may sign up tomorrow morning at the Maverick Club for the Amarillo Boys Basketball League. Ralph Dykeman the city recreation director will be there until noon. Junior and Inte rmediates divisions start Tuesday evening. Larry French announces retirement from baseball and says he will not return to the Dodgers this spring after writing to Branch Rickey.

Amarillo Maverick Club Ralph Dvkeman Larry French Los Angeles Branch Rickey Brooklyn Dodgers

Paul Carroll shines for Sandies with near game winner

The Sandies gratitude note recalls Paul Carroll who nearly clinched a win over West Texas High 23 to 21 as 25 seconds remained. The column also previews the 11th Globe-News Golden Gloves at the Auditorium USC and lists past boxing champions and local sports figures including Roy Priolo Scud Redus Ted Moss Cecil Corbell Dwight Hoskins Ed Gill and Jack Glasgayn along with returning Sandie cagers Bud Thompson Brummett McClendon and hunters J B Short Solon May.

Roy Priolo Scud Redus End Ted Moss Cecil Corbell Dwight Hoskins Ed Gill

Tenth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves in January

Event schedule lists the Globe-News Golden Gloves at Auditorium USC from January 21 to 24. Also noted are multiple sports banquets and tournaments across January and February at various venues including Thomas Dinner House Le Gourmet Victory Alleys Wallie's Bowl and more. West Texas State and New Mexico University grid clash in Albuquerque on January 18 and 19.

Globe-News USC Thomas le Gourmet West Texas State New Mexico University Albuquerque Amarillo Sandies Lubbock Westerners High School Armory Amarillo

Yankees Get Release Join Yankees In Spring Training

Pitcher Suakky Stanceau and infielder Joseph Beckman notified the New York Yankees of their release from the armed forces and will report to spring training, club officials said today.

New York W.P Suakky Stanceau Joseph Beckman New York Yankees

Sandies edge West Texas High in close district showdown

In a non-conference tilt Amarillo and Lubbock High meet with no league stakes yet. West Texas High Calves beat Plainview 48 to 17. Amarillo unexpectedly defeats them 23 to 21 as Paul Carroll seals the win with 25 seconds left. Carroll and Hooper led scoring, Carroll eight points while Hooper had nine. The Sandies improved to 10 wins and 2 losses, riding an eight game streak.

Paul Carroll Sandies West Texas High Amarillo Lubbock West Texas Canyon Plainview Bervin Hooper Carroll J. Carter Carroll Russell Hooper Charles Tucker Oklahoma A. & M Ray McSpadden Northeastern State Teachers of Oklahoma

Women Prepare for Annual Panhandle Open and Singles Classic

Two major women bowling events roll into Amarillo this month. The fifth Panhandle Open at Victory Alleys runs January 26 27 and February 2 3 with team doubles and singles divisions. The first Amarillo Women’s Singles Classic at Wallie’s Bowl runs January 25 27 and February 1 3. Entries close Sunday midnight. secretaries named Ruth Dorris and Jimmy Shane handle registrations.

Amarillo Victory Wallie’s Bowl Jimmy Shane Fisk Building Ruth Dorris West Tenth

Commission Schedules Meet In Austin To Discuss Refuge

The Game Fish and Oyster Commission will meet in Austin on January 24 to consider establishing a marine laboratory and hear a progress report on the Big Horn sheep refuge in West Texas. Final plans for the game wardens school at A and M College under joint sponsorship will also be discussed.

Austin Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Big Horn West Texas A. and M. College

Scotties Win Seay Award By Team Effort At Banquet

The Highland Park High School scotties received the annual Dero E. Seay award from the Dallas Country Club at a P T A banquet. Previously the trophy went to the top individual, but this year the team was honored for winning the state co championship in a change prompted by the Texas Interscholastic League limit on individual awards.

Randall Daly Pampa Texas Clay Pampa High School Dallas U.P2 Dero E. Seay Highland Park High School

Boxing results from several venues report tight decisions

United Press rounds up actions with Freddie Archer beating Joey Peralta in Newark and Buddy Farrell outpointing Jimmy Mills in Fall River. Leo Methot and Kid Lebrun fought to a draw in Newport and Sal Bartolo defeated Vince Orto in Rochester. Odell Reiley beat Clayton Worlds in Chicago.

United Press Orange N. J Freddie Archer Newark Joey Peralta Tamaqua Newport Leo Methot Montreal Kid Lebrun Sherbrooke Que Fall River Mass Buddy Farrell Jimmy Mills New York Rochester N. Y Sal Bartolo Boston Vince Ell Orto Philadelphia Chicago Odell Reiley Detroit Clayton Worlds

Record Opening At Hialeah Sets Attendance and Handle Marks

Hialeah Park Florida saw 28 945 fans attend the inaugural 40 day season with a pari mutuel handle of 1 249 864 dollars. The crowd surpassed the previous opening day record and neared the all time Florida peak from 1941 despite heavy betting.

Hialeah Park Fla Hialeah Race Track Florida

Hamilton Leads Field in PGA Richmond Open

Bob Hamilton the PGA champion led the field in the Richmond Open after shooting a three under par 68 in the first round. Sharp-shooting professionals and amateurs competed in the $10,000 event in Richmond California.

Richmond Cal Bob Hamilton

Poll tax receipt unlocks next year’s political shows

The slip costs $1.75 and acts as admission to voting events next year. Exemption age or military service grants a pass, otherwise Texans must pay to avoid disenfranchisement and preserve the right to participate in government. High stakes prompt early payment to avoid last minute risk.

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