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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

12

Jaycee Softballers Start Final Round Of Play Tonight

The Weatherman caused a postponed Jaycee League doubleheader in Amarillo last night. Tonight at 8:30 Yellow Cab faces Phillips 66, leaders, in the first game, followed by Kiwanis versus Fikstens of the Civic Club League. Admission is 10 cents.

Jaycee Softballers Amarillo Dalby Motor Freight Soil Conservation Service Yellow Cab Magnolia Phillips 66 Kiwanis Fikstens Civic Club League Javeee W. &L. Pet Talloy Mtr. Freight TAO Magnolia Copeas & A Soli Conservation Af Roberta-Olveriti Lexaco Rio Amarilla Nat'l Bank Civic League PBS Cccnanenere Cike ABC Ean

Demaret Favorite In Texas PGA Open

Smiling Jim Demaret of Houston is considered the favorite as the Texas PGA Open begins at Beaumont Country Club. The event features 100 players, pro ams, and a four day format with 36 holes opening, national P G A qualifiers, and later Texas Cup matches between pros and amateurs. Demaret carded 72 in warmups. Ray Hill led practice rounds with 69. others include Ted Menefee 70 and Barney Clark 71. Levy Lynch shot 73 in a warmup.

Beaumont Jim Demaret Houston Beaumont Country Club Demaret Ray Hill Henderson Ted Menefee San Antonio Barney Clark P.G. A Texas Professional Golfers Association Levy Lynch Dallas

Marker marks first Latter Day Saints church Sunday school site

In Salt Lake City a marker marks the downtown corner as the site of the first LDS church Sunday school founded December 8, 1949 by Richard Ballantyne in an adobe cabin. Today the church runs about 350,000 Mormon Sunday school attendees taught by 30,000 teachers. The ostrich is noted as the world’s only two toed bird.

Salt Lake City Latter-Day Saints Richard Ballantyne

Kiwanis Defeats Optimists in Amarillo Dinner Tennis

Kiwanis beat the Optimists 21 1 2 to 11 1 2 at Amarillo Country Club after a dinner following their golf playing club event. Individual match results list Kiwanis players first with scores, including Dr. Don S. Marsalis 3 and Herb Willborn 3 among top scorers.

Kiwanis Club Optimist Club Amarillo Country Club Kiwanians Optimists Kiwanis Jack Bush George McGrath Aubrey Jackson John Fullingim L. C. Whitney Dr. Don S. Marsalis Cy Clemmons Ray Pryor Harry Longabach H. H. Larson C. C Grimes Paul Smith Bruce Autry Roger Teas Herb Willborn Dick Bivins Warren Babb W. J. Shudde Sim Kelly Walter Drath Ted Taylor Wayne O'Keefe

National Leaguers Shout of Freedom

National Leaguers return to their clubs with a swagger after the NL title is seen as a true championship this year. They note the Yankees are just another ball club and relish the chance to win a World Series without the usual jeers. The victory is framed as a new era and a source of pride for NL players.

Bill White Associated Press Yankees St. Louis Nats Bill Dickey Red Joe Gordon Joe DiMaggio

University survey finds women overestimate intelligence

Berkeley UC professor Egon Briuns wick reports that women rate themselves higher in intelligence while men rate them higher in attractiveness, showing a opposite self-perception pattern among students.

Berkeley, Cal Egon Briunswick University of California

Henry Armstrong Sees Rules as Boxing Obstacle at Jenkins Bout

New York July 11 Henry Armstrong praised for intellect and controversial style as he prepares for an overweight bout with Lew Jenkins at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday Fans expect a tough, crowded contest with referees and crowds watching for rule violations while Joe Louis is cited as a model for sportsmanship in the backdrop of Armstrong’s rough in close fighting and frequent low blows.

Wyoming Stars with Settings Twice in Film

Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons stand in as two film stars in the production Bad Man of Wyoming starring Wallace Beery. Jackson Canyon supply a ranch set under the 12 000 foot peaks as 160 studio workers and 125 locals are involved.

Jackson Wyo U.P Grand Tetons Jackson Hole Wyoming Wallace Beery Beery Hollywood Ann Rutherford Joseph Calleia Paul Kelly Don McBride

Thunder Is Injurious in Wichita Home

In Wichita Kansas Mrs Floyd Foster was awakened by a violent thunder storm. A chunk of plaster loosened by the thunder struck her face causing cuts requiring medical treatment. Her infant in a nearby crib was unharmed.

Wichita, Kan Floyd Foster Mrs. Foster

Active Amarillo golfers reach semi finals at Ross Rogers course

In the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association handicap tournament, competition advances to the semi finals by nightfall at Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course. Quarter final victories crown semi finalists across flights with Dodd Lahm Smith Lawler Felerabend Medley Grimes Hayden Yarbrough Garrett Bilohm Leftwich Ruebenstahl Rogers advancing and consolations decided.

Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course G. W. Dodd J. L. Carter Lewis Lahm Cliff Nelson Moody Smith Elmer Tucker Frank Lawler A. R. Swenson Charles Felerabend A. J. Coleman Davis Medley Roy Lantz Fred Grimes Chuck Smith B. W. Hayden Roy Super Lewis Yarbrough Joe Witt H. Garrett W. M. Curl M. L. Bilohm Lee McMurtry Gus Leftwich, Jr Carroll Curl Bill Bogard Harry Daily George Ruebenstahl E. O. Greer W. W. Rogers C. A. James

South Favored In Texas Play

In Fort Worth tonight the South is favored in the Texas League all star game with pitching headlined by Bob Muncrief and Dizzy Dean. North manager Rogers Hornsby relies on experience as Eddie Dyer leads Houston Beaumont Shreveport batters pace South.

Richard M. Morehead United Press Fort Worth U.P Houston San Antonio Beaumont Shreveport North Tulsa Chicago Diz Rogers Hornsby Oklahoma City Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals Dyer Muncrief Howard Pollet Ed Wissman Bobby Coombs Hal Mander Virgil Trucks Dean Paul Fuckson Clay Touchstone Bob Uhle Dallas Ed Greer Emil Fuchs Sam Harshany Homer Peel John Woyrostek Jack Bradsher Ed Waitkus Gordon Donaldson George Dickey Bill Cronin Roy Mort Clyde McDowell Thad Cieslak Jim Levey

New York Sports Buzz From July 1147 Highlights

Walter O Hara claims he could have had the Yanks for four million last spring but declined. Henry Armstrong is a 1 to 20 favorite over Lew Jenkins next week. Ed Danowski leaves the Giants for a teaching career upstate. Six Yankees who violated club rules may face dunce caps at the all star game. Ed Barrow is upset. Stan Hack proves seven scoring methods on the Hall of the Sports quiz. All star game return to fans gains momentum with Sporting News voting plan. Buddy Baer eyed alongside Joe Louis by Jimmy Wood. Gene Sarazen accepts Hagen's 36 hole match for Red Cross prize in Detroit. Bo McMillin family featured by Ladies Home Journal.

New York U.P Henry Armstrong Gene Turney Marquis of Queensberry Armstrong Tony Galento Max Baer Arturo Godoy Henry Ambers Ceferino Garcia Los Angeles Lew Jenkins Polo Grounds Jenkins Joe Louis Louis Joe Sil Walter O'Hara Ed Danowski New York Giants Ed Barrow Sporting News The Baseball Bible Gus Gussie Phann Jimmy Wood Brooklyn Eagle Buddy Max) Baer Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Red Cross Detroit Hagen

Mighty clout by Booge Nicholas fades into rail bound foul

In a freak moment Booge Nicholas hit a drive that struck a rail along a railroad track outside the park and bounced back into play. He attempted to reach third base but was thrown out.

Aberdeen

Hugh Casey Beaned In Exhibition Game

Hugh Casey a 26 year old Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher was hit on the head by a pitched ball in an exhibition game in Johnstown Pennsylvania. He was kept under observation at Mercy Hospital for a possible skull injury after collapsing at his hotel room. An X-ray would determine if he can be released.

Johnstown Hugh Casey Brooklyn Dodgers Mercy Hospital Casey Dixie Walker

Texas League Standings Highlight Player Leaders

Texas League leaders and team standings show Harshany San Antonio batting .158 with 58 hits in 367 at bats while Peel Shreveport hits .169 in 325 at bats. Waitkus Tulsa leads with 117 hits and a .364 average, and Wyrostek Houston has 106 hits. Home runs crown Cullop Houston and York Shreveport with 14, while Caren Fort Worth has 22 stolen bases. Muncrief San Antonio leads wins with 17, and Uhle Dallas tops strikeouts with 128.

Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Chicago Pittsburgh T. Louis Boston Philadelphia Newark St Louis Pittxburgh Detroit Cleveland San New York St. Louis Washington Philadelhia Heaumont Fort Worth Houston Dallas San Antonio Tulsa Shreveport Oklahoma City Beaumont Ort Worth Harshany Peel Greenberg Waitkus Donaldson Wyrostek Bradsher Murtaugh Antonelli Short Easterling York Bell Kraus Hausmann Cullop Winsett Stephens Jorgensen Caren Kolloway Newlin Muncrief

Mouse trap uses reusable bait in Santa Rosa

In Santa Rosa California a new mouse trap is described by its inventor with suspected Scottish heritage. The device features a trigger arm that prevents bait theft without triggering the trap, allowing the cheese to be reused.

Santa Rosa Cal

Jourwardmen Visit Borger In Nine-Day Road Swing

Amarillo Gold Sox head on a nine day road trip for ten games starting with Borger. The schedule includes Lamesa Gasserland Lubbock and Clovis with All-Star games in Amarillo on July 20. Dorman Crider Hill Peavine Trantham and Lynn are highlighted as key players in a bid to maintain their league position.

Amarillo Mohrioek Bohulte Mulratore Crider Lynn Retlitr BORGE Crues Bealsh Tinsley Potocar Midland Clovis Feemater Engle and Rudes Shmidt Jerry Malin Odessa Amarillo Gold Sox Sox Borger Gasserland Jonnardmen Lamesa Lubbock Hubbers Pampa Culers Berger Pampa Gold Sox Dorman Bus Dorman Kid Crider Chester Hill Stats Hill Peavine Trantham Edgar Lynn Odessa Nine

Close Match Features Play In Wolflin Golf Tourney

The Wolflin Open sees John D. Munn defend his title with an eight under par 64 over Bob Taylor. J R Brown and G W Dodd push toward semi finals in a tight 18 hole finish. Jenkins edges Curtis Brown in 19 holes. Burke Muncy Hodges win in other flights. finals set for Sunday with consolation rounds led by Leard Clark Freeman and Williams advancing to final.

John D. Munn Bob Taylor J. R. Brown Munn G. W. Dodd Bill Jenkins Curtis Brown Jenkins King Munn Jack Burke J. L. Gober Tex Muncy R. M. Allred John Hodges E. W. Boyter Milburn Leard Clifford Fleeck C. B. Clark G. Smith Henry, Thomas Ernest Dowell Art Querry Moody Smith Les Rhea Lee Campbell Elmer Freeman Jack Keith Jerry Beck Dean Corley Joe Bob McClure Billy Lynch A. A. French W. R. Webb Frank Williams O. H. McCoy S. M. Bagwell Bob Scanlon Williams Bagwell

Babe Ritchie Wins By KO in Second Round

LUBBOCK July 11 Babe Ritchie Texas heavyweight champion claimed a knockout over California challenger Jack Dillon. He needed only 1 minute 22 seconds of the second round to end the bout and signal his return home after the Baer clash.

Lubbock Babe Ritchie Texas Jack Dillon California Max Baer Dillon

Baseball game note with multiple players and stats

Odessa and Amarillo clash as Mohrlock outpitches Crider in a 2:05 game. Key stashes include Altenburgs, Bolton, Wolin, Ratliff, Sanders, Smith, Roberts, D Antonio, and Muratore. Aran islands potatoes are grown in rock crevices off the coast of Ireland.

Amarillo Bill Altenburg Bones Sanders Dick Ratliff Sox Odessa Smith Cox Wolin Garde Bolton Roberts Muratare Carroll Mohriock Schulze Tenorio Duarte Quillan Milenwider Altenburg Sanders Antonio Ratliff Crider Lynn B. Altenburg McAfee Bolton Wolin Ratliff Mohrlock Garbe D’antonio Mohr Aran

Army Cuts Training Time to One Month for Recruits

Col Harold R Duffie of Fort Devens announces streamlined methods to train a raw recruit into a Garand rifleman in a month. The program would exclude highly specialized skills like machine-gun operation, deemed too technical for this accelerated path.

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Kiwanis Beat National Leaguers Shout of Freedom Ig Limited Henry McLemore Kansas South Sarall Cambria Wis O. Jones Forest Lake Minn Lionel Hopkins Hopkins Mw Stee ‘Paramount Recreation Club Snooker Fakle Bidg By Eddie Brietz Marvin McCarthy Chicago Times Stan Hack Hack Chicago Cubs Booge Uhle Pollet Jourwardmen Dima OLD Crow National Distillers Products Corp LeSage Company N. Taylor Street Amarillo, Texas RBI Hill Jonnard Wolflin Louie Women's Summer League Glover Snow F. Dyer McClanahan Service Vogel West Dyer Powers Sporting Goods West Gaddie An Hinawkins Smith Smart Jarman Smith Smart and Jarman Blackburn Bros West Texas
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