Bowling Notes and Tournament News from Amarillo
Amarillo bowling column reviews the Times Classic in Oklahoma City with low scores by local entrants. Noble Paulk and Ted Buccalo post decent games, but overall scores miss prize money. Southwest Bowling Tournament to be discontinued, with hopes of holding the event in Amarillo someday. Ford Frick endorses daily short-wave broadcasts of one major league game for armed forces abroad, to be discussed Feb. 5.
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Oklahoma City
Don Blatzheim
Noble Paulk
Ted Buccalo
Amarillo
Southwest
New York
U.P
Ford Frick
National League Today
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Reported
Victory Alleys Scouts beat Flyers two to one with 680 846 774 against 789 703 826. Chiefs upset locals by three to zero with 813 823 786. Antelopes swept Navajos 866 830 752 to 692 735 809. Rangers shut out Texans 792 771 754 against 742 782 723. Parks leads Flyers with 174 175 212. Oil exploration now less unprofitable thanks to better locating tech.
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Victory Alleys Scouts
Flyers
Locals
Chiefs
Navajos
Antelopes
Texans
Rangers
Parks
Globe-News Golden Gloves Championship Results 1942
The Sixth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves Tournament at the Municipal Auditorium drew 64 scrappers on Feb 4 5 7 1942. Championship results list winners in Heavyweight to Flyweight and Novice divisions with Amarillo Stinnett Borger Goodwell Portales and others advancing through each weight class.
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Globe-News
USC
Municipal Auditorium
Roy Priolo
Amarillo
Ben Davis, Jr
Goodwell
Okla
T. W. Stanford
Tommie Parks
Stinnett
Kenneth Twiggs
Lefors
Steve Self
Canyon
Pat Lankford
J. C.oakley
Johnny Nihart
Portales
Charles Strothjers
Kenneth Sherrill
Frank Cannon
Clarendon
Dean Webb
Bud Yount
Jack Fraley
Borger
Leo Graham
Miami
Pete Trimble
Russell Tate
Jodie Wewerka
John Mosser
Three States Send Battlers To Golden Gloves Night
Amateur boxers from three states compete in the Globe News Golden Gloves at the Auditor ium USC starting 8 15 p m as Amarillo Army Air Field Dalhart Air Base and Liberal Army Air Base entrants join civilian fighters. George Stephens of Albuquerque joins the field as a welterweight and New Mexico lightweight champion. Tickets $1 65 ringside $1 10 general admission 55 cents for children. 500 uniformed personnel admitted free each night.
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USC
Globe News
Amarillo Army Air Field
John F. Currie
Western Technical Training Command
Dalhart Air Base
Liberal Army Air Base
Amarillo Field
Amarillo Golden Gloves
George Stephens
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico State Guard
Maxor Drug
Herbert Drug
Weekly Local Sports Card Highlights in Amarillo
Bowling leagues and boxing events fill the week at Victory Alleys Banner Bowl Amarillo Bowl and USO auditorium. Basketball practice games pit Amarillo Field sub depot against Amarillo College and Civilian instructors against Officers at Amarillo College Gym.
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Victory Alleys
Banner Bowl
Amarillo Bowl
Amarillo Field
Amarillo College
Amarillo
News-Globe
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Municipal
Ross Rogers Course
Bowling Civic League
Victory
Sam Houston Junior High
Central
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Metropolitan League
Santa Fe
Cardinals Win a Pair From Wildorado Five
Price College basketeers hosted Wildorado teams with two Cardinal quintets winning. The Price Juniors beat Wildorado 14 to 12, followed by the Price B team toppling Wildorado 22 to 1. Dorothy Kirby leads Miami field in golf with 75.
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Cardinals
Wildorado
Price College Basketeers
Cardinal
Price Juniors
Price B
Wilderado
Dorothy Kirby
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Helen Lee Doherty
Town Residents Listed by Medical and Surgical Notices
A continued list names Mae Thompson and many others with addresses in areas such as Virginia Street Lincoln Street Dalhart Tucumcari Boise City and Canyon. Entries specify medical or surgical status for each person including James Weatherford Lucille Maxcy and Billie Lightfoot.
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Mae Thompson
Virginia Street
Hazyle Patterson
Arch
N. M
Lahoma Walters
Lincoln Street
Ida S. Mayfield
Dalhart
Surgical
Robert Edwin Gorman, Jr
Kentucky Street
Hattie Gregory
Tucumcari
Joan Marsh
Ong Street
O. A. Spraberry
Nancy Morgan
Canyon
Margaret Jane Wilson
Boise City
Oklahoma
Mary Pauline Sears
Jefferson Street
Ruth James
Pierce Street
Myrtle Naylor
Wichita Street
Joanna Cannon
Carolina Street
Mattie Taylor
Fifteenth Avenue
C. F P. Smith
Eighteenth Avenue
Dot Hodge
Garfield Street
Gladys Foster
Dumas
Peggy Joy Leatherman
Russell Street
James T. Weatherford
Lucille Marsha Maxcy
Crestway Drive
Billie Lightfoot
Eighth Avenue
Fort Worth state meet previews and results
Amarillo decisioned Eugene Lepard and Donald McLaughlin defeated Jack Morgan in flyweight action. Lefors Borger Stanford Langford and Sherrill did not enter. Webb won three flights to reach the semi finals before elimination. Fraley won his first bout while Priolo Twigg and Nihart lost opening tests.
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Amarillo
Eugene Lepard
Donald McLaughlin
Lefors
Jack Morgan
Borger
Stanford
Langford
Sherrill
Fort Worth
Webb
Fraley
Priolo
Twigg
Nihart
Mormon Growth Sparks Early Mormon Expansion in Ohio
The Mormon church began expanding with Joseph Smith and a small group in Ohio between 1831 and 1838. Thousands were converted to Mormonism during this period.
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Mormon Church
Joseph Smith
Ohio
Kirt-Globe-News
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Golden Gloves
Marvin Andrews
Jimmy Shane
Jimmy
Alexander Graham Bell
Pol
First National Bank
Berlin
Herr Goering
Evelyn Boyd
Frankie Jerry Borrelli, Jr
Frank Borrelli
Auditorium Usc
Frank
Papa Frank
Optometrist
HESE
Studebaker
United Nations
Bob Crudgington
Boxwell
FY Ake de Perryton—Spearman
Price College Cardinals
Dalhart High School Wolves
Price
Allena
Marchant
Herring - Hall- Marvin Sales
Taylor
Ohmer
H. V. Robertson & CO
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Fisk Building
Red Cross
Office
Dobbs
Blackburn ‘Bros
Potter County
Monroe
A. W. McKee
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