Builders' Supply boys set Louie's Alleys league mark
In the Major League match at Louie's Alleys on Friday night the Builders' Supply team posted a 1122 pinfall for a single game. Leadoff man Noble Paulk led with a 266 in the third game, finishing the evening with a 690 three game series. F W Roffey added a 626 series for the Builders, while Kenneth Kimble 626 for Amarillo Garage & Storage, Grover Conroy 630 for State Theater, and Ted Pearson 605 for Ohio National Life Insurance also notched 600+ series.
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Louie's Alleys
Noble Paulk
F. W. Roffey
Kenneth Kimble
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Grover Conroy
State Theater
Ted Pearson
Ohio National Life Insurance
Arne
Zen Talkington Service
Gittrich
Leftfield
Amarillo Garage
Stora
Ohio National Life Robrahn Seneseers
Barnabes
Morris
Pearson
Cad ‘Teas Mannske
Martin
Polley
McMinn
Gold Sox Open Series Against Odessa Oilers
The Gold Sox start a series against the Odessa Oilers marking the debut of the matchup. Team rosters feature standout players expected to shape the competitive edge. Managers are not counted toward the four player limit.
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Odessa Oilers
Hands Off Europe Policy Urged by Republican Solons
Washington July 8 Republican leaders press for a hands off Europe foreign policy for Wendell Willkie during his first Washington visit as nominee. Senators Vandenberg and Thomas seek a non intervention stance as Willkie meets McNary and other GOP leaders at a dinner and conferences to shape his campaign.
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Europe
Solons
Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Vandenberg
Republican
Idaho
Senate
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Congress
McNary
Philadelphia
Thomas
Resolutions Committee
Munn Batting Back in Form Wins Wolflin Open
John D. Munn shot 63 Saturday and 61 Sunday at Wolflin Park to sit 20 under par over two days in the Wolflin Open. The downbeat golfer has rebounded after a shaky season, with reports praising his steady, precise play and weight gain not affecting his accuracy. Robert Leeds of the New York Giants visits Amarillo tonight amid strong local baseball interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Munn
Wolflin Park
Munn
J. R. Brown
Reynolds Smith
Dallas Morning News
Mwaga
Amarillo
Robert Leeds
New York Giants
Five Billion Defense Fund Aims to Arm Second Million Men
President Roosevelt plans a five billion defense fund to supply rifles artillery ammunition and tanks for a second million men. Congress may be asked to approve added tax boosts while governors may join a August conference on general defense activities and civil rights.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
Congress
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Military Committee
Justice Department
Department
Golf Course Sees 596 Rounds Amid Grass Layout Debut
Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course registered almost 600 players last week as the new grass layout drew crowds. A total of 596 rounds were played with 332 by daily greens fee players and the rest by members. Out-of-town players numbered 26 from Fort Worth Clovis Lubbock Chicago Dallas Eunice N M Ardmore Okla College Station Portales Dumas Canyon Bonham and Tulia.
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Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course
Fort Worth Clovis
Lubbock
Chicago
Dallas
Eunice
N. M
Ardmore
Okla
College Station
Portales
Dumas
Canyon
Bonham
Tulia
Imogene Dalton Wins Net Title at Open Tennis Tourney
Imogene Dalton of Canyon Texas defeated Ena Dellinger to win the women's singles crown 6-3 6-4 at Albuquerque Open Tennis Tournament as Dave Storey of Lubbock and Sid Leberstein of Albuquerque captured the junior singles title with scores 6-2 6-3.
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Albuquerque
Imogene Dalton
Canyon
Tex
Ena Dellinger
Dave Storey
Lubbock
Sid Leberstein
Gold Sox Fans urged to attend as key figures visit
Bob Seeds owner of the Gold Sox will attend tonight's game with Odessa foe Stanley Bolton makes first appearance here this summer as manager and left fielder. Ladies Night offers free admission for all women and girls, while Dorman on the mound is named starter.
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Boss
Berger
Pampa
Clovis
Amarillo
Jerry Malin
Gold Sox
Bob
Stanley Bolton
Stanley
Odessa Nine
Uncle Sam
Dorman
Bus Dorman
Sox
Jonnard
Bus
Pampa Oilers
Lubbock Hubbers
Midland
Borger
Gassers
Borgans
Lobos
Clovis’ Pioneers
Odessa
Clovisties
Willard Ramsdell
Dick Adkins
Adkins
Cecil Smyly
Lubbock
Oilers
Vannoy
Ben Parrish
Vanney
Seitz
Cowboys
Peavine Trantham
Midland Abrhpoa E
Hale
Moore
Williams If
Dobbs
Lucas P
Denorin Sa
Duarte If
Quillan Rf
B. Altenburg
Fulenwider
Sanders Ib Siete
D'Antonio
Ratliff
Trantham P
Lynn
Sealing
Naranjo
Duarte
Lucas
Williams
Munn Opens Wolflin Open With 61 Medal Round
Defending champion John Munn shot 61 to take a two shot lead, just three strokes from his course record. He defeated Ernest Dowell 7 and 5 in the first round, aided by twelve birdies and a bogey. J R Brown, Bob Taylor, Bill Jenkins and GW Dodd advanced in the championship flight setting up quarterfinals.
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John D. Munn
Ernest Dowell
Munn
J. R. Brown
Clyde Pate
Bob Taylor
Henry Thomas
Bill Jenkins
Moody Smith
Curtis’ Brown
Art Querry
W. D. Henson
Les Rhea
GW. Dodd
Carter Bassett
Doda
Lee Campbell
Charlies Thompson
H H. Greathouse
Jack Keith
J. B. Meade
Dean Corley
J. L. Gober
Jerry Peek
Jack Burke
Elmer Preeman
Tex Muncy
R. L. Thompson
R. M. Allred
Wood West
John Hodges
Jack Thompson
FE. W. Boyter
Anon Leard
Milburn
Billy Lynch
Clifford Fleeck
Doe Bob McClure
G Smith
A Arench
Cc. B. Clark
W. R. Webb
H. R. Sellars
Frank Williams
W. L. Powell
O H M. McCoy
J. O. Kaether
S M Bagwell
R. E
Bassett
Pate
Keith
Corley
Beck
Preeman Bone
West
Thompson
Leard
Lynch
McClure
Webb
Williams
McCoy
Bagwell
Davis Medley
W. W. Rogers
Thornton Blanchard
Roger Teas
George Dodson
Bo Thompson
Morris Loewenstern
Powell
Roy McKinney
Don Loden
Carl Cuiwell
J. F. Brown
Perry Burks
Henry Munn
J. M. Barker
C. J. Morton
F. E Grimes
H. F. Brown
Chuck Smith
B. W. Hayden
Aubrey Jackson
Roy Super
Fred Lyons
Lewis Yarborough
J. L. Payne
Joe Witt
Dr. W. M. Curl
R. C. Taylor
H. Garrett
Curl
M. L. Brehm
H. C. Pestor
Lee McMurtry
Leffwich
Posey Was
Hatfield
McFarland
Second Flight Daily
Bock
Henson
Reid
Milam
Milam Vs. Bye. Third Flight Ruebenstahl
Greer
Leachman
James
Rogers
Teas
Loewenstern
McKinney
Culwell
Morton
Brown
Jackson
Lyons
Payne
Taylor
Peator
First Round Battles Finished In Muny Association Tourney
The Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association handicap tournament clears a path to quarter finals at Ross Rogers course with first round results across flights. Winners advance to semis by Sunday, finals by Thursday July 18, with numerous byes noted in each flight.
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Ross Rogers
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
J. J. Carter
Gus Leftwich, Jr
Gurney Dodd
Carroll Curl
Aaron Orn
Russell Posey
J. R. Stevenson
Joe Reid
A. R. Swenson
Leo Milam
Frank Lawler
R. Brown
George Reubenstahl
Charles Lowndes
E. O. Greer
A. J. Coleman
Charles Feierabend
W. T. Leachman
Roy Lantz
C. A. James
Lower Division Softballers Face Leaders in Jaycee League Doubleheader
Tonight at Jaycee Park 34th and Parker Streets the lower division softball clubs challenge top-half rivals. At 8:30 Dalby Motor Freight battles Yellow Cab, while Amarillo National Bank faces Soil Conservation in game two. Admission 10 cents as standings shift on a forfeit and a recent Phillips 66 win.
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Jaycee Park
34Th
Parker Streets
Dalby Motor Freight
Yellow Cab
Amarillo National Bank
Soil Conservation
Phillips 66
Magnolia
Jaycee
Pet Phillips
Dalby Mtr
Magnolia Freight
Roberts-Olver
All Texaco
Amarillo Nat'l
Bank Il
Western Amateur Golf Tour Begins with Top Amateurs
The forty first annual Western Amateur opens at Minneapolis with Marvin Ward and Bud Ward among 150 top amateurs from Spokane Chicago and beyond. 64 players advance from 36 qualifying holes to match play beginning Thursday with Doering predicting long hitters who also use a hot putter to win.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Marvin
Bud Ward
Spokane
Wash
Jim Ferrier
Chick Evans
Chicago
Minneapolis Golf Club
Harry Todd
Lakewood
Tex
Ward
Wilfred Wehrle
Art Doering
Johnny Lehman
Ted Adams
Ellsworth Vines
Larry Moller
Quincy
Doering
Roundup of sports chatter and radio notes from 1942
Tattle tales note Auburn Texas A and M grid series and San Antonio and Birmingham games. Bob Quinn blocks air of yesterday's Dodger Bee double bill and WOR power spurs Beantown away. Brooklyn fans ride special train to Boston. Prediction links Storey Stringer Waitkus as Cub double play. Help wanted coach Mose Simms of St.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
San Antonio
Birmingham
Bob Quinn
WOR
Beantown
Brooklyn Rooters
Boston
Cub
Storey
San Francisco
Stringer
Los Angeles
Waitkus
Tulsa
Mose Simms
How They CTV4 Are JIAIVD
A garbled read mentions Jim Schlemmer of the Akron Beacon Journal and a string of speculative career moves for Jim Farley including presidential aims and sports administration. Other notes reference Leo Durocher, Cy Pfeiffer, Art Doering, Jack Dempsey rumors, and a Tulsa oil offer.
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Jim Schlemmer
Akron Beacon- Journal
Jim Farley
Farley
Churchill Downs
National Pro Football League
United States
Leo Durocher
Cy Pfeiffer
Reds
Durham
N.C
Art Doering
Chicago
Tulsa
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Paramount! Recreation Club
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V. Robertson & CO
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Boss Seeds
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Giants
Cardinals
Jimmy Slattery
Ithaca, N. Y
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Amarillo Gold Sox
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Pulenwider
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Eee
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Brocker
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Tampa
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Pride
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