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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1947

Page

8

Olver Munn Semi Final War Highlights Amarillo Club Tourney

John Olver reached the championship semifinals at the Amarillo Country Club Invitational, losing to John Munn 2 and 1 after a tight match. Edwards from Amarillo faced Munn in a rough session, with Munn edging Edwards 1 up. The narrative cites Olver, Munn, and Edwards amid a praised, crowd-drawing clash. Al Baggett’s Brooklyn College basketball hire prompts talks of a game against West Texas State at a new, crowded arena.

Scott Edwards Amarillo Munn John Scott al Baggett Brooklyn College West Texas State Buffs Big al Canyon

Net Favorites Fall in Meet at Amarillo Park

In the Amarillo Public Parks tournament at Ellwood Park three of four top seeds fell before semifinals. James Saun-Ders, the No. 1 seed, beat J. L. Buxt 6-4 6-2 to reach semis. Jack Hays defeated No. 2 seed James Etterback 6-2 6-1 to face Addison Appleby. Neil Quattiebaum won the first women's singles title by edging Ida Thomas 6-4 2-6 6-3 in a grueling match. Nancy Nichols and Barbara Jordan claimed a second trophy in doubles, beating Sidney Stinnett and Barbara Dryden 6-1 6-2. Bozeman and Hayes edged Red Morrison and Bud Bussard 8-6 9-7 in men’s doubles.

Amarillo Public Parks Ellwood Park James Saun- Gers Saunders J. L. Buxt Jack Hays James Addison Appleby Neil Quattiebaum Ida Thomas Amarillo Sandie Netter Nancy Nichols Barbara Jordan Miss Nichols Sidney Stinnett Barbara Dryden Harry Bozeman Jack Hayes Red Morrison Bud Busshard Bussard Bozeman

Munn Again Wins Amarillo Country Club Event

John Munn captured his second golf title in eight days by winning the fifth annual Amarillo Country Club Invitation Tournament, beating Jack Garrett 5 and 4. He defends the upcoming Amarillo City Championship slated for June 28 to July 2 at Ross Rogers Course, where he is the defending champion. The West Texas New Mexico League thread shows Amarillo’s Gold Sox then Pioneers splitting a doubleheader, with Mekules Budny opposing Kramer Willis in a 7 pm twin bill at Gold Sox Field.

John Olver Amarillo John Munn Gold Sox Field West Texas New Mexico Gold Sox Pioneers Frank Mekules Joe Budny Mel Kramer Norris Willis Willis Bixby Okla Oklahoma A&m College The

Second Round Play Opens in Kids Inc Softball Leagues

Week slated for second half action as first round results finalize standings. Eight of ten leagues report undefeated clubs with Tigers and Indies losing once. Girls division opens Wednesday with nine teams headed by Sum mit Lenders and Margaret Wills Bluebonnets.

Kids, Inc Cactus Humphreys Highland Buzzards Lone Star Taylor Eagles The Tigers Indies Loop Summit McKinley Margaret Wills Bluebonnets Forest Hill Hollys Wolflin Chapparal St. Mary's Bells Pantex Wilson Humphreys Highland Boys Ranch Forest Hill Devils Summit Gophers Devils Gophers Cowboys Wilson Rabbits Merrell Johnson Jackie Crowell Bill Price Wolflin Seagulls Boys Ranch Hawks Seagulls Joe Williams Alvie Barton Bobby Pulley R. O. Barron Red Town North Harrison Ducks Wolflin Ponies Jack Haimes

Roy McGee Tops Amarillo Skeet Shoot With 50 Straight

Roy McGee shot 50 straight skeets to lead the Amarillo Municipal Gun Club weekly practice at Thompson Park. Frank Elkins followed with 48 hits, amid scores from Gravestock, Chapman, Hazelwood, McDonald, Younger and others across 25 and sixteen yard targets.

Roy McGee Amarillo Amil Mask Bill Gravestock H. C. McDonald C. H Hall Prentice Saupiset J. B. Briscoe Jerry Briscoe Jesse Briscoe J. A. Harbrough Jim Johnson W. H Ballew Jack Younger George Chase H. G Nesser J. H. Keepers C. H. Hall

Naval Reserve sailor completes Bermuda training cruise

James J. Arnold a shipfitter third class in the Naval Reserve finished a two week training cruise to Hamilton Bermuda aboard the cruiser USS Rochester He is the son of M E Arnold 317 West Ninth

James J. Arnold Naval Reserve Hamilton Bermuda Rochester M. E. Arnold West

Mrs. Elmer Tucker Wins Amarillo Golf Tourney

Mrs. Elmer Tucker shot a net 70 to win the Amarillo Women’s Municipal Golfers Association weekend handicap tournament at the Ross Rogers Course. Her card read 97-27-70 with Mrs. Chet Robertson close behind at 87-15-72. events are held each Saturday and Sunday inviting all women golfers.

Elmer Tucker Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course Chet Robertson

McLaughlin Tosses 21-0 No-Hit Victory

Billy Jack McLaughlin pitched a no-hit no-run game as the Maverick Club routed the Dalhart Boy Scouts 21-0 at Maverick field. Kenneth Brown homered in the fourth inning. Dalhart failed to score.

Billy Jack McLaughlin Maverick Dalhart Boy Scouts Maverick Field Kenneth Brown Dalhart Mavericks McLaughlin Buchanan Mitchell Vinson

Major League Leaders in Batting Home Runs and Pitching

The Associated Press lists American League leaders: Boudreau Cleveland .350 and McQuinn New York .348 batting. Kelier New York 13 and Williams Boston 12 home runs. Benton Detroit and Gillespie Chicago 41 and 89? 850 pitching. National League leaders: Slaughter St Louis .359 and Walker Philadelphia 356 batting. Mize New York 17, Miller Cincinnati and Kiner Pittsburgh 12 home runs. Rowe Philadelphia 8-1 and Spahn Boston 102 833 pitching.

West Texas-New Mexico Clovis Amarillo Berger Albuquerque Pampa Lamesa - Abilene Lubbock Amarillo Eee Wea Lubbock Eee Lamesa Eee Albuquerque Te Pet Boston Wwenne New York Chicago Sane Brooklyn Wee Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit New Teea Gus Highland Jays Wills Sparrows N. Harrison Ducks St. Louis North Side Ravens Bivins Magpies McKinley Larks Pantex Crows San Jacinto Swifts Houston Fort Worth Ww. Pet. R. OR Boys Ranch Oklahoma City Shreveport Dallas San Antonio Valley Bombers Tulsa Beaumont South Side Kangaroos Pantex Avengers East Side Badgers Houston River Road Mar Wills Hurricanes Shreveport Fort Worth Dallas Ee Esteseees Cactus R. OR Buzzards Big Spring LE Ct R. OR Sweetwater Odessa Midland Vernon Taylor Eagles TFAM Maverick Redbirds Wills Parrots Midland Eee Eee Ee Wolflin Seagulls Sweetwater Summit Bluebirds Ballinger Boys Ranch Hawks Essa Janes Wivins Bluejays Panhandle Peeve League R.or Wolflin Ponies Wills Wolverines Maverick Dogies Sanborn Cubs Wilson Cats North Side Zebras San Jacinto Antelopes McKinley Pirates R. OR Boys Ranch Cowboys Bivins Wildcats High Buffs Sam Houston Rangers Lamar Cardinals Wilson Rabbits Sanborn Saquitrrels St. Mary's Trojans Mare. Wills Tigers Taylor Bruins Forest Hills Bulldogs Maverick Calves College Coyotes San Jacinto Bearcats McKinley Bobcats North Side Stevedores Wille Wolves North Side Mustangs Maverick Leers Dra Nn Marauders Guadalupe Greyh College Ganders Gunners Val. Hillbillies Pantex Huskies Summit Mountaineers Morrow Cobras North Side Indians Sanborn Grizzlies College Gremlins Associated Press Boudreau McQuinn Kelier Williams Benton Gillespie Slaughter Walker Mize Miller Kiner Rowe Spahn

Worsham Clinches National Open Title in Dramatic Playoff

In a decisive finish at St Louis Country Club, 29 year old Lewis Worsham defeated Sam Snead by one stroke after a tense playoff. Worsham’s final 69 gave him a two under par tally for the event, while Snead’s late pressure fizzled as official rulings established the outside lie differences. Lew Worsham, newly minted Oakmont pro, collects 2500 in prize money with potential further rewards from Open titlist prestige.

Sam Snead St. Louis Country Club Worsham Golfdam Lew Oakmont Sammy Hot Springs USGA Snead Sam

Pioneers win doubleheader over Amarillo in Clovis

Clovis Pioneers upset streak by sweeping Amarillo in a twin bill at Gold Sox Field. The opener went 12-7 and the nightcap 6-1, giving Clovis their first pair of wins this year and boosting fan turnout. Dar win Dobbs tossed a five hitter in the second game while Tom Spears, Jimmie Heller and Joe Budny combined for 16 hits in the opener. Lonergan struggled but lefty control kept Amarillo in check amid fielding miscues. Nicho Elias arrives to bolster the Gold Sox left field, as Bob Leeds adjusts the lineup and start times.

Amarillo Clovis Pioneers Albuquerque Berger Pampa Lamesa Abilene Lubbock Albuquerque Dukes Gold Sox Tom Spears Jimmie Heller Joe Budny Darwin Dobbs Bob Crues Dobbs Lefty Lonergan Los Bob Leeds Nicho Elias Clovis Pioneers Leeds Tre Lonergan Mac Quillien Lefty Budny Cheektowaga Joe Steve Lagomarsino Phoenix Ariz Andy Cohen Boston Braves Gil Kerckhove Kerckhove I. B. Palmer

Sailor Parker to face Weidner in Amarillo semiwindup

Boston Billy Weidner remains a top junior heavyweight contender in the Southwestern championship after last week's non tournament loss to Andy Tremaine. Parker of Jackson Mississippi, a Ringling elephant trainer turned pro wrestler, challenges Weidner in Thursday's main event at Fair Grounds arena with Tremaine set for a quarterfinal against Wayne Martin of Tulsa.

Boston Billy Weidner Andy Tremaine Fair Grounds Arena Weidner Amarillo Sailor Parker Jackson Miss Parker Billy Tremaine Ringling Brothers’ Circus Wayne Martin Tulsa Martin

Captains Ready For Amarillo Golf Tourney Dinner

John Stockton and Buster Sharp to lead Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association dinner tournament at Ross Rogers Course Thursday. Week-end sweepstakes yielded Stockton 63 net and Sharp 64, with a long list of high scorers and finishes led by Caldwell 66 and Wilson 66.

John Stockton Buster Sharp Amarillo Cliff Rogers Roy McKinney Bud Ammons C. W. Wood Jim Payne Harold Smith H. L. Bradley Frank Lawler Lee Campbell Dr. W. M. Curl D. R. Cervin J. S. Glasscock Harrison Garrett Bill Utterback Morris Loewenstern M. P. Tobin Drew Crossett J. D. Webster Bill Davis D. R Burnett J. R. Cantine Bernie Vaught

Red Sox Acquire Merriwell Jones Spark Frontrunners

Murrell Jones, set to be Merriwell in Boston, debuted with a bang for the Red Sox after being swapped from the White Sox for Rudy York. He homered in his first game and added six RBIs in the doubleheader as Boston pulled into a second place tie with Detroit, while New York Yankees closed atop the AL. The Braves swept Pittsburgh in a doubleheader to seize NL leadership as Warren Spahn joined the 19-win club with Saini assisting.

Murrell Jones Boston Merriwell” Jones Guy Chicago White Sox Rudy York Hanna Red Sox Epps Jones York White Sox Chicago Detroit Tigers Yankees St. Louis Browns Yankee Stadium Jack Kramer Yanks Randy Gumpert Bob Muncrief Washington Tigers Bengals Boston Braves

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