Bowlers Victory Legion Special Singles Draw Prizes
The Bowlers Victory Legion Special Singles Tournament at Banner Bowl drew 15 prizes with 15 low scorers earning goods and cash. Prize selections will occur tomorrow at Amarillo Bowl, with Lola missing name noted and all contestants entering up to three Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlers Victory Legion
Banner Bowl
Benny Andelson
Edwin Kersten
Wilson Forister
Ted Pearson
al Williams
Ted Buccola
Royce Fin- Cannon
Johnny Weeks
George Nunn
Vic Langley
Ed Harris
Matt Hudson
Phil Reppert
Fred Glanville
Jim Fletcher
Reager’s
Pinkney
Amarillo Garage
Amarillo
Jess Wilmering
Midway Package
Mann's Bakery
Panhandle Specialty
Case Beer
Plains Liquor Store
Quart Champange
Great Lakes Carbon Co
Andelson
Kersten
Amarillo Bowl
E. W. Cain
Lola
Duststorm Ranch Contest Highlighted At AMGA Events
C L Duniven, city champion, unbeaten in AMGA Din ner Tournaments, seeks match with Bill Keith as George Ausbach looms. Captains Henry Whitley and W T Leach Jr lead noon nine hole matches at Ross Rogers Course open to AMGA members. Ladies Day at Amarillo Country Club featured tough Gentry vs Holman playoff with Gentry prevailing on 23rd hole. Pro Walter Sikes schedules a Sunset course tourney tomorrow with 50 cent entry. Raymond Mann tops favorites in Annual Amarillo Junior at Ross Rogers June 22 to July 1, handicap 12. Teas, Jacksons, and Bakers often pair up locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Duniven
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Bill Keith
Duniven
Keith
George Ausbach
Henry Whitley
W. T. Leachman, Jr
Ross Rogers Course
Raymond Mann
Amarillo
Rots Rogers Course
Amarillo Country Club
Local Youth Sports Night Promises Tight Junior Leagues
Globe News reports a busy week of junior baseball softball golf bowling and mixed leagues at Tri-State Fair Park Amarillo with scores and forfeits shaping midseason playoff hopes. Notable results include Hurricanes 28 Yankees 0 and Cotton Sox 24 Tornadoes 6 as standings tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Gold Sox League
Tri-State Fair Park
Ross Rogers Course
Miss Emalee Prichard and Miss Marcella Rogers Return
Miss Emalee Prichard and Miss Marcella Rogers return from Boulder where they attended C. A. day at Colorado University and were guests of Miss Ruth Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emalee Prichard
E. L. Prichard
Hughes
Marcella Rogers
Jesse A. Rogers
Taylor
Boulder
Colorado University
Ruth Glass
Vega and Chevrolet Victors In Local Baseball Action
Vega Kiwanis crushed Certain Teed 18 to 8 as Loyd led with five singles in six at bats and Rose added four hits. Plains Chevrolet defeated Western Sand & Gravel Aztecs 5 to 1 with Williams and Lamb each contributing, while Cotton fanned 15 Vega batters in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd
Rose
Vega Kiwanians
Gold Sox
Dale Williams
Lamb
Plains Chevrolet
Western Sand & Gravel Aztecs
Amarillo Furniture
Amarillo
Mann’s Bakery
Vega
Mathes
Cotton
Certain-teed
Wright
Mims
Lauder
Eadacs Aso
Burks
Amarillo Club Holds Annual Championship Tournaments
The Amarillo Country Club hosts its annual championship golf event from May 26 to July 1 including the Singles tournament. Friday night features AmarMo Bowl while baseball showcases Amarillo Field versus Sheppard Field at Wichita Falls next weekend. The Ross Rogers Course hosts the annual Amarillo Junio Golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
Boxing draw in Galveston between Weaver and Garcia
Jim Weaver, a boxing minded local football star, fought Gilbert Garcia of Houston, national welterweight Golden Gloves champion, to a draw in Galveston last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Jim Weaver
Gilbert Garcia
Houston
Marquette A D Rector Proud of Wartime Letters
Marquette University Athletic Director Conrad M. Jennings notes that among 54 men who earned major athletic letters the year before the war entry, only two were deemed physically unfit for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette University
Conrad M. Jennings
U. S
Exhibition Tennis Matches Scheduled at Amarillo Club
Two tennis exhibitions are set for Amarillo Country Club courts on Sunday. In the feature, J. E. Love Lady and Clifford Morrison, Ellwood Park Open winners, face James Utterback and Glyndon Riley, 1944 Amarillo Open champions. The other match features Parmalee and Yeager against Smyth and Bussard as Yeager announces more summer exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
J. E. Lovelady
Clifford Morrison
James Utterback
Glyndon Riley
Amarillo
Three New Softball Leagues Organized for Boys
Three new softball leagues will be formed for players 10 years old and younger. Amarillo City League appoints Dutch Kaufhold as president to cover six south Amarillo teams, with additional leagues for San Jacinto and north Amarillo. Eligible boys are asked to report Friday at 6 PM to listed sites for contracts and equipment, and volunteers are urged to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Kaufhold
Amarillo
San Jacinto
North Amarillo
Amarillo College
Wolflin
Alice Landergin
Lincoln
Bivins School
Central High School
Diamond
Cal Farley
Stand National League Yesterday’s Results
Yesterday results show Boston defeating unknown opponents 15 to 7 and Philadelphia at 1 3, with Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0. Chicago-St. Louis game not played. Only games scheduled. About 60 percent of 1944 U S cargo shipments went to the armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago-St. Louis
United States
The
Armed Services
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia A
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Pete
York
Anne
Louis
Eight Teams Enter City Title Race in Softball League
Eight teams enter a city title race for a men's softball league opening June 15. Drawn schedules show two five inning games on Fridays with seven weeks planned. Teams include Jaycees Civilian Bombers Texas State Guard Airfield Mechanics Pantex Ordnance Plant Amarillo National Bank Medics and Flyers with a four team single elimination playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Olver- Wiggins Lumber Company
Bob Seeds
Jaycees
C. E. Burk
Maj
Henry Harper
Texas State Guard
Roy Burks
R. W. Weaver
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Bill Colville
Amarillo National Bank
Ralph Rush
Milton Barnack
Herb Burton
Pantex
Flyers
Mechanics
Bankers
Bombers
Texas Guard
Santa Anita Derby Nominations Reach Forty Four
Arcadia California June 7 Forty four noms including Busher the turf princess three year olds announced for the $50 000 Santa Anita Derby to be run Saturday June 23 at Santa Anita Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Cal
Busher
Princess of the Turf
Bert G. Leads Canadian Entry in Kentucky Derby
The 17 hand Bert G. from Tom Graham's Kenilworth Farm of Canada is the biggest horse in Saturdays Kentucky Derby. He has raced at most five and a half furlongs and has not run beyond that distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bert G
Tom Graham
Kenilworth Farm
Canada
Umpire Crackdown urged in Junior Gold Sox meeting
League officials and umpires pressed tighter rules for play and conduct at a Herring Hotel meeting. President Bob Leeds set start times 7 and 8 30 pm for games, urged stands cleanup, praised volunteer umpires, and predicted future Gold Sox stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Sox
Herring Hotel
Bob Leeds
Tri-State Park
Ernie Dowell
Mann’s Bakery
Times
Tom Farris
Bill Mobley
Bill McVean
Leeds
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Rudelson
Dude Gentry
Wade Holman
Gentry
Holman
Ile
Walter Sikes
J. R. Brown
Roger Teas
Aubrey Jackson
Perry Jackson
Bill Baker
Amerillo Country Club
Sunset Golf Course
Victory Legion
Globe-News
Hayden Madhens
Georgia Marauders
Herbert Burns
Roger McLauchlin
Madhens
Georgia Street
Ralph Dykeman
Jess Maddox
Hamilton
Skapple
Roberts
McLaughlin
Hudgins
Robinson
Farrell
Roadrunners
Jack Coffee
Sam Houston
Frank Hoyt
Line Avenue Roadrunners
Martin
Easley
Daniels
Wills
Samples
Bivins
G. C. Price
Paul Anglin
Anglin
San Jacinto Boys
Hurricanes
Yankees
Britt Sims
College
Monroe Yanks
Curtis
Ross Larson
Sims
Bill Utterback
le Neveu
Anthony
Fairy
Flemings
Franks
Boys’ Ranch
Class Nix
Sanborn
Jack Hardin
Boys’ Rancher
Wilson
Roush
Gatton
Duckworth
Cherry
Wallace
Nix
Cotton Sox
Margaret Wills Cotton Sox
Central Tornadoes
Sox
Miller
Burrus
Hampton
Tornado
Bennett
Barker
Johnson
Wildcats
Termites
Jack Fyfe
Ed Cheadle
Wilson Termites
Wildcat
Cats
Reeves
Fyfe
Malllett
Mites
C. Mulkey
Overstreet
Horace Mann
Humphreys Highlands
Monroe
Forest Hill
Glenwood
Margaret Wills
Lamar
Carolina
McKinley
Line
High School
Fillmore
Mavericks
Globe News
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eaklie Bidg
R. BH. E. Band & Gravel
Hee
Espitia and
Morin
Lauder and Lauder, Caldwell
Dayton Club
Mason County
Cedar Brook
Harwood
West 6Th ST
Eadquarters Layena
Lay Chow
Purina
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
Johnny Murphy
Jim Turner
Ted Kelly
Cal Farley’s
Cedar Valley
Chester
Dixie Delight
Derby Pride
Fie Pial Sa
Amarillo College Diamonds
Navy
Pearl Harbor
ARROW
Dad
Blackburn ‘Bros
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