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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1942

Page

14

Fleming Sets Steady Climb As Rookie Hit Leader

Cleveland's Les Fleming roars in the majors with a .322 batting average trailing Ted Williams but rising as a premier rookie. He hit a double and triple in the first Washington game and a homer plus a run producing single in the nightcap as Cleveland split the twin bill 9-7 in 10 innings and 5-0. Maj. Lewin Barringer, a top glider expert, began a tour inspecting army glider schools, visiting Amarillo and meeting Capt. Koch and Capt. Amick.

New York U.P Cleveland Les Fleming Boston Ted Williams Red Sox Bean Fleming Washington Ken Keltner Jeff Heath Lewin Barringer Army Amarillo Maj. Barringer Joseph W. Koch A. H. Amick Johnny Vander Meer French Gumbert Philadelphia Phils Cincinnati Reds Vandy Elmer Riddle Reds Lonnie Frey Chicago Lon Warneke Cubs New York Giants Jake Wade Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox Roger Wolff A's Elmer Vale Dick Siebert

Leading Pitcher in Big League Now

Lefty Larry French undefeated for the Dodgers since a $7500 waiver pickup. He won his tenth, beating the Pirates 2 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Pirates won the second, and St Louis pulled closer in the standings.

Austin Bealmear Associated Press Lefty Larry French Indians Manhattan Brooklyn Dodgers French Pittsburgh Pirates Dodgers Prench Chicago Cubs Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Harry Gumbert

Navy fireman loses wallet at navy pier

Chicago July 13. Al Daniels a 17 year old fireman third class in the U S Navy reports his wallet missing. It contained his identification papers and $20 though he frets most about the loss of his papers which would bar him from liberties for 14 days and from leaving Navy Pier until reidentified by the Navy.

Chicago al Daniels U. S. Navy Navy Pier Navy Rudy York Zeke Bonura Texas Ben Whitaker Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Apache Alsab Rassle Madison Wis Harry Stuhldreher Badgers

Fort Worth Cats Ride Veteran Power To Narrow Texas League Lead

The Fort Worth Cats built on veteran form as Hank Cana Earl Caldwell Claude Horton and Marc Beddingfield headlines a hot attack to beat Houston 3-2. Beaumont split with Tulsa as pitchers rebound with Wyse Fuchs Chambers and Berry winning the nightcap. Dallas and Oklahoma City also posted wins while Shreveport loss trimmed the league race.

Preas Fort Worth Cats Houston Panthers Beaumont Exporters Beaumont Tulsa Fort Worth Cats Hank Cana Earl Caldwell Claude Horton Marc Beddingfield Texas Sun Dana Cowtown Cats’ Hurling Corps Hank Wyse Earl Cook Charlie Fuchs Lefty Chambers Joe Berry Frank Overmire TENAS Shreveport Oklahoma City San Antonio Dallas

Baseball Standings and Today’s Probable Pitches

Standings show leaders DiMaggio Mize Ott and Camilli with teams Yankees Giants Dodgers Red Sox Tigers Browns. Today’s National League games Philadelphia at Cincinnati Starr 12-44-3 P M Eastern, Detroit at New York Gomez 3-4, Chicago at Philadelphia Humphries 5-6 at Marchildon 9-8, Cleveland at Washington Milnar 5-4 at Masterson 3-5 8:30 P M Eastern.

New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Yankees Detroit Tigers Browns Boston Red Sox William Red Sox York Tigers DiMaggio Laabs National Giants Camilli Dodgers United Press National League Philadelphia Melton Cincinnati Starr Detroit Trout New York Gomez Chicago Humphries Marchildon Cleveland Milnar Washington Masterson Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston St Louis Ww L. Pvt Seer Wee Boston BA Cincinati Fee St. Louis Associated Press Williams Doerr Stephens Medwick Elliott Pirates Tseer

Western Amateur title won by Buell Patrick Abbott

Buell Patrick Abbott of the United States Army captured the Western Amateur golf crown at Spokane by 7 and 6 over Bruce McCormick. The Los Angeles and Lowry Field ace joins a field including Marvin Ward Bill Welch Harry Givan and Bud Ward as top contenders. Abbott then prepared for an 18-hole exhibition with Ward to aid the Army Emergency Relief Fund.

Spokane Wash Buell Patrick Abbott United States Army Los Angeles Lowry Field Denver Bruce McCormick Abbott Corp. Marvin Bud” Ward Bill Welch Houston Harry Givan McCormick Corporal Ward Army Emergency Relief Fund

The Original Squatters Club Opens in Wilson

In Wilson North Carolina a group of local hangers on rented a shop after a tailor closed and formed The Original Squatters Club Chapter No 1 a sign outside proclaims. Dry flies for trout fishing are being made of cellophane now.

Wilson N. C Squatters Club

Soldiers Sing And Eat All The Cookies In Amarillo

Troop train from Utah and Montana halted in Amarillo. Hostesses led by Mrs. Art McKay served cookies and magazines as soldiers and local girls sang. Soldiers praised the southern hospitality and requested more donations for future trains. Expansion of war production projects will boost 1942 construction.

Amarillo Pat McClarney Mrs. McKay Miss McClarney Judy Elliott Cazette Morris Sara Bell Marcham Margaret Wickham Leslie Neal Amarillo Station Department of Commerce

Italian born trader sends bond interest to war relief

Italian born Joseph Celsy, a Des Moines cigar store operator, buys war bonds then redirects the interest to Army-Navy Relief Fund, civilian defense, or the Treasury. He aims for a two and a half year timeline and predicts the conflict will end by then.

Des Moines Joseph Celsy Army-Navy Relief Fund Civilian Defense Program Treasury Department

Pirates Protest Dodgers Over 26 Players On Field

The Pittsburgh Pirates filed a protest with NL President Ford Frick claiming Brooklyn used 26 players on the field in Sunday's doubleheader. Dodgers manager Leo Durocher denied infractions while noting Cubs were fined last year for a 26-man roster. A separate note: Joe Louis played golf during leave at Fort Riley.

Pittsburgh U.P Pittsburgh Pirates Ford Frick Brooklyn Dodgers Benswanger Frankie Frisch Cubs Joe Louis Kansas City Joe Louis Barrow Fort Riley Kaw Negro Service Men's Club Casino

Band Concert At Ellwood A Summer Series In Amarillo

Robert Louis Barron will conduct the Amarillo Municipal Band in the second summer concert at Ellwood Park tonight at 8 30. Intermission speaker Col. E C Black of the Army Air Forces Technical School will be introduced by Rex Baxter of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Philharmonic Orchestra Association. If rain arrives the concert moves to the Municipal Auditorium.

Robert Louis Barron Amarillo Ellwood Park Col. E. C. Black Army Air Forces Technical School Rex Baxter

Golf Lesson By George Aulbach Amarillo Country Club

Instruction notes correct faults causing topping in golf. Emphasizes keeping eye on a chosen ball spot, not the ball’s destination, and coordinating body lift with the follow through. Tomorrow’s lesson teased. Iran received American motor buses ambulances and hearses in the last fiscal year.

By George Aulbach Amarillo Country Club Iran

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