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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1941

Page

3

Tens Win in Jaycee League Action with Furr Food rout

In Jaycee League softball RO-M outslugged Furr Food 14 to 0 as Norton fanned 12 and chased a no hitter. APK-Speer beat Arnholz Coffee 8 to 5 with Vick homering in a steady 8 inning game. Tonight Furr Food meets RPG Speer and Plains Creamery faces Dalby Motor Freight.

AOM Norton D. Reeves Floyd Bankhead Boyter Charlie Vick Apk-Speer Ap-King Arnhiolz Vick Casler Campbell Anderson Furr RPG Speer Plains Creamery Dalby Motor Freight

Standings Report From Pamia First Game

Pamia led by Montgomery and Smith with Vrablik and Bachlereth contributing. Porrock and Linhhoek helped the visitors as Pampa edged the opponent 2 to 4 in the second event.

Pamia Porrock Montgomery and Smith Vrablik Bchlereth Pampa Linhhoek

Memorial honor planned for Lou Gehrig at Cooperstown game

Major league officials may stage a memorial to Lou Gehrig during the Cleveland Cincinnati exhibition June 13 at Cooperstown. The column also notes Billy Conn’s security presence, Wes Ferrell’s Bi-State League team, and various sports tidbits including Gene Sarazen’s return to tournaments and Phil Rizzuto’s loan to Joe DiMaggio.

New York Special News Service Lou Gehrig Cooperstown Billy Conn Joe Becker Pittsburgh Girard Ohio Peter Willman Wes Ferrell Leaksville N. C

Four-Word Lament Star Draft Daft

North Carolina hails 99.7 percent native born whites the nation’s highest figure. Globe News Want Ads highlight results and circulation in Raleigh.

Daft North Carolina Raleigh, N. C U.R Globe News

Only Two Approach Par in First Big Test of Colonial's Course

Fort Worth report on the 45th U S Open where contenders faced the Colonial Club layout for the first time. Only two players broke par on the 70 stroke course, highlighting the tough test and setting the stage for the championship.

Fort Worth Colonial Colonial Club Course

Conn Aims to Upset Louis in June 18 Title Bid

The article profiles Billy Conn confident to box Louis for the heavyweight title in June at a New York ball park. It highlights Conn's plan to use speed and a sharp left to trouble Louis while noting Louis's power and early aggressive starts.

Bill Cunningham Carnegie Mellon Gosson New York Billy Conn Trish Louis Pompton Lakes William Conn Beethoven Conn Detroit Mr. Conn Schmeling Braddock Galento Buddy Baer Joe Galahad

Sarazen Predicts Lone Open Champion At Colonial

Sarazen, a two time Open winner playing in his 22nd straight Open, expects the 1941 tournament at Colonial Club to produce a sole winner. He warns the course punishes errors in rough and gullies and sees a potential 280 score as the mark to beat Ralph Guldahl’s record. Hogan backs Byron Nelson as favorite alongside himself.

Leo Mallery Bridgeport Marvin Bud) Ward Spokane Wash Bud Nelson British Relief Fund Little Armour Sarazen Henry Picard Ben Hogan Picard Hogan Fred Haas, Jr Dad New Orleans Horton Smith Tony Manero Billy Burke Jug McSpaden Clayton Hefner Carolina Johnny Farrell Bobby Jones Samuel Jackson Snead Hot Springs Fort Worth Texas Johnny Goodman Ralph Guldahl Philadelphia Cleveland Gene Sarazen Lawson Little Colonial Club Gene Visiby Byron Nelson Byron Squire Snead

Women urged to wear bright accessories in blackout

In Edinburgh, Scotland, women are asked to wear visible clothing such as white anklets to alert motorists during the blackout, reducing accident risk and improving safety on streets.

Edinburgh Scotland

Baseball trades show how deals turn out over time

AP analyzes famous deals from Dizzy Dean to Lee Grissom, noting how players shifted teams, fortunes rose and fell, and some moves created lasting effects while others faded. It contrasts big bargains with lasting value and hints at the unpredictability of front office choices.

Dizzy Dean Chicago Cubs Curt Davis Clyde Shoun Tuck Stainback St. Louis Cardinals Diz Dean Cubs Chicago Brooklyn Joe Medwick Shoun Stainback Detroit

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