Builders' Supply sweep Ferndale in bowling clash
Builders' Supply defeated Ferndale Motor in a two match series at Louie's Alleys and Borger with scores 2804 to 2729 in the second. Jimmy Fletcher led with a 634 series in the first game while Ted Pearson added a 628 series for the second. Ken Kimble 625 followed. Dwight Newby's team beat Mann's Cakes by 50 pins in a later match. An aviation sensing attempt noted in Eng l.
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Porkers Head Toward Eighth Southwest Title in Arkansas Style
In the Ozarks the Arkansas Razorbacks surged toward their eighth undisputed Southwest Conference basketball title in 16 years. They crushed Texas A&M 68-33 and 58-36, led by 65-point scorer Johnny Adams and enforced defense around guards R C Pitts and Red Hickey. Rice looms as only real threat amid upcoming games against Texas Christian and SMU.
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Two Girls Beat Crosby And Hope In Silly Golf Match
In Los Angeles on January 19 Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg defeated Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in a scratch golf match at San Gabriel Country Club. The playful event drew about 1,000 spectators as jokes and gaffes overshadowed scoring with Zaharias and Berg leading in steady play and Hope delivering comic cues throughout the round.
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Bob Hope
Hollywood
San Gabriel Country Club
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Jeanie
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Bing
Partner
Jones of Hope
Golden Gloves Entry Blank for Amarillo Tournament 1941
Entry form details for the Amarillo Globe-News district Golden Gloves tournament to be held February 6 7 and 8 1941. Boxes list weight classes from flyweight to heavyweight with spaces for boxer name address nationality and fights. Includes consent waivers by entrants or guardians and medical examination promises.
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Amarillo Globe-News
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Amarillo
Globe News Aau
Golfing Clan Heads for Big Tourney Sponsored By Crosby
The winter professional golf season shifts as top players head to Del Mar for Bing Crosby’s $3,000 amateur-pro invitational, Jan. 24 to 26, after Johnny Revolta’s decisive $5,000 San Francisco open win. Revolta, Evanston, Ill., defeated Harry Cooper of New London, Conn., seven up with six to play in a rain-soaked 36-hole final, earning $1,000. Cooper collected $500 as runner-up after previously beating Revolta in 1937. Penna, Dayton, Ohio, was third with $425 as co-medalist.
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U.P
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Bingy Crosby
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Harry Cooper
New London
Conn
Cooper
Tony Penna
Dayton
Jimmy Thomson
Chicopee
Mass
Jimmy Hines
Lakeville
N. Y
Penna
Johnny Bulla Tops Golf Money Winners of 1941
Johnny Bulla heads the 1941 winter professional golf money list with $3,500 from the San Francisco 5 000 match play open. Other top earners include Ben Hogan $1 725 Craig Wood $1 700 Leonard Dodson $1 200 Clayton Heafner $1 072 Johnny Revolta $1 000 Harry Cooper $950 Jimmy Thomson $850 Willie Goggin $675 and Jimmy Hines $600.
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U.P
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Clayton Heafner
Linville
N. C
Girl Flies Before Driving Car in Ventura
Mary Worden, a junior college student in Ventura, has passed final Civil Aeronautics Authority tests and may obtain a private pilot's license to become a flying instructor. She cannot drive yet prefers aviation, noting car costs have dropped since 1926.
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Mary Worden
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Roundup of sports and showbiz buzz from Boston to Kansas
Charley O Rourke hires a manager and seeks engagements from appearances to endorsements. Gene Sarazen near sale of Mt Vernon Co in Tuckahoe. Brown students petition to promote Line Coach Denny Myers. Eck Allen linked to Springfield or New Hampshire. Sonja Henie troupe opens in town with 12 Pullmans. Pred Russell praises college athletes balancing football and studies. Vanderbilt freshmen class excludes only one student for hours short of required. Henry Armstrong weighs post boxing options including whiskey or a band. Bettina Christoforidis fight staged in Cleveland earns praise for Larry Akins. California to set five dollar top for Louis Godoy bout in LA. Nate Lewis hustling work for Leo Rodak. Ken Overlin and wife seeking home in Washington. Carl Snavely laments 26 players to be lost and weak freshman material. Starch from kafir corn being developed in Kansas.
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New York
Tattle Tales
Charley O'Rourke
Boston College Grid
Squire Gene Sarazen
Mt. Vernon C. Co
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Brown
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M'Laughry
Eck Allen
Springfield
New Hampshire
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Henry Armstrong
Larry Akins
Cleveland
California Commission
Los Angeles
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Bald Eagle
Chicago
Loop
Leo Rodadak
Ken Overlin
Washington
Umpire Behavior Could Shape Baseball Rules Change
In a San Francisco column Henry McLemore cites a Major League insider who argues widening home plate is unnecessary. The alternative: treat knee high pitches as strikes to curb offense and help defense, noting AL umpires often ignore low strikes and NL umpires follow closer. The piece jokes about Landis and even a tea visit with umpires.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
San Francisco
U.P
Ty Cobb
Mr. X
Kennesaw Mountain
Landis
Joe Louis
Youth Congress Opposes Lend-Lease Bill For Democracy
The American Youth Congress cabinet urges youth to oppose passage of the lend-lease bill. They warn it would enable dictatorship and mean full participation in the war with American owned armaments ships dollars and men.
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New York
U.P
American Youth Congress
Conn Fattens For Big Bout
Billy Conn, the blond boxer, begins a two month eating campaign in Miami to reach about 187 pounds. He plans no formal training, rests at Normandy Isle, and aims to meet Joe Louis next summer after gaining at least ten pounds. Conn does not intend to defend his light heavyweight title.
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Miami
Fla
Billy Conn
Conn
Normandy Isle
Mike Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Jacobs
Louis
Sammy Snead Wins Sacramento Open
On a rain soaked Sacramento Municipal Course Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia shot a par 72 to win 200 in the 18 hole Sacramento invitational. The field of 11 pros included Tony Penna Johnny Bulla Willie Goggin Harold Jug McSpaden Leonard Dodson with scores from 73 to 79.
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Sam Snead
Hot Springs
F Snead
Tony Penna
Dayton
Ohio
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Willie Goggin
Miami
Harold Jug McSpaden
Boston
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
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