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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1943
Page
8
In Amarillo Amarilla entry Club Ladies Day golf yesterday Mrs A N Olver and Mrs Don Culton tied for first place with 14 putts on the two blind holes Low net honors were divided with Mrs O C Tomec and Mrs Ross each carding net 74s
Mark Taylor led his team to a 14 to 5 victory over Ba Gill's squad yesterday at the San Jacinto diamond. The game stayed tight through six innings before Taylor's club erupted in the third frame. Robert Hooks started for the Gillmen and was charged with the loss as Ed Gill watched the inning unfold. The Taylormen next meet Ce Maining's cellar squad Monday at Amarillo College Field.
Four teams competed to start the Girl Volleyball League of the Amarillo Summer Recreation program. Pantex filled in for Buchanan Street Baptist Church while Hospital A swept Davis 15-3 15-5 15-3. Hospital B Elites beat Pantex in three straight sets 15-13 15-6 15-9. Next games set for Monday at 7 p.m. in the college gym. public invited.
A portrait of Michael J. Donlin, famed Giants star and public figure, detailing his charisma at the Polo Grounds, his Broadway circle, and his role as a key hitter and center fielder. It traces his career from Erie beginnings to San Francisco and his post baseball life in vaudeville and film, ending with his death in Hollywood.
Brooklyn shakes up roster as Bobo Newsom clashes with management over pitching and a possible release for Joe Medwick. Durocher cites permission for Medwick to stay as talks with St Louis and waivers swirl amid trade moves for Fritz Ostermueller and Archie McKain. Newsom vows to fight the deal, preferring farm life to St Louis.
The Amarillo Army Air Field hosts a Tuesday and Thursday boxing series. Lt. Charles M. Coffey refereed with Lt. Steve Sebo and Lt. Jacob Sherman as judges. Results included several draws and TKOs among boxers from Austin Santa Fe Corpus Christi Shreveport and other locales.
National League standings list Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago andSt Louis with win loss tallies. Today's schedule includes Brooklyn at Boston and St Louis at Pittsburgh. In Amarillo a fur sale and trade in event at Sweetbriar Shops is advertised.
Orval Grove of the White Sox earned his eighth straight win by defeating the Tigers 7-4 under the lights in Chicago. Dizzy Trout took the loss as Grove and the Sox rolled past Detroit, with Grove improving to 8-0 and notable run support from his offense.
We have been wrecking a shed and have a lot of shingles that could be used for kindling. Anyone may have these by coming to the alley at 1619 Madison St. A READER. GIRLS WANT WORK We are two girls 14 and 15 years old wanting work. We prefer house work or caring for children. Have had experience in both but cannot Stay nights. TWO READERS, 505 N. Van Buren St. WANTS FARM WORK Dear Tack, lost a black long-haired Scot tie dog with some gray in his fur. He was wearing a light brown harness, answers to the name of But tons, and is one year old, If any
In the city an experienced furrier displays a famous line of Fashion Furs at Sweetbriar Shop. Trade in that old fur coat with up to 12 months to pay. Ad.
Local schedules list baseball softball volleyball and golf events for Amarillo programs at Maverick Club Amarillo College and Ross Rogers Course. Includes Pinkney Packers vs Johnny All Stars at Malin Field 3 00 P M and a call for North Side jobs and lost kitten notices.
A billfold bearing the name David Lee Moore Stamfield is found with a plea for contact at 518 North West 2nd Street. Elsewhere a reader offers four part Persian kittens at 1014 Parker St and an ad notes a furrier at Sweetbriar Shop displaying Fashion Purs fur line with three payment options.
In a two game girls basketball league at the High School Armory, McGee defeated Starkey 5 to 4 while Irwin debuted with a 6 to 5 win over Lynch. Key scorers included Martha Wingate, Betty Filliott, Alice Lee Gist, Emma Tolison, Karleen Horton, and Captain Gist. Next Wednesday the teams practice at Horace Mann gym. players and riders are encouraged to contact Mrs. Dolly Lynch and helpers Betty Sumerlin, LaNell Ekelund, or Mary Ann Dudley.
An experienced furrier presents the Fashion Purs line at Sweetbriar Shops with a sale today and Saturday. Trade in old fur coats and obtain 12 months to pay. You are invited to attend.
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