Learns His Golf the Hard Way to Make It His Business
Jack Farle, a youthful golf enthusiast and apprentice to George Aulbach at Amarillo Country Club, built his career from caddying at Twin Hills Oklahoma City to serving in the Army. He learned from Henry Picard and others, training daily to master the swing, with ambitions to rise to the top in golf. He values mentors like Dick Metz and Byron Nelson, and continues refining his game at local ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wodsoe
Jack Farle
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Twin Hills Country Club
Oklahoma City
Earle
Byron Nel
Twin Hills
Jack
Mark Clark
Henry Picard
Northeast
Mist
Army
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Dan
Vin Hulls
Jim
George Aul- Bach
Aulbach
Babe Didrikson
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
United States
England
Dick Metz
Metz
Jimmy Gaunt
Byron Nelson
Layne Throws Curve in Pro Baseball Debut
Bobby Layne, UT football great, signs with Lubbock in the West Texas New Mexico League. He briefly pursued pro baseball, facing early struggles but improving with each start while still planning to focus on football in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Bobby Layne
University of Texas Athletic
Bobby
Lubbock
Layne
Bobby H
Left handers to contest annual Texas tournament at Seguin
The Texas left-handed golfers plan their annual July 7 11 tournament at Max Starcke Park Seguin with entry fee 10 dollars. Defending champ Ed Kingsbury Dallas Houston leads a star field including Curt Walker Jess Newman Herb Reid Jr Red Rogers Roy Ribelin Jim Riley Bobby Malone and Art Pfeffer. Mayor Roger Moore secures free pool access. family entries allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Max Starcke
Curt Walker
Jess Newman
Herb Reid, Jr
Lockhart
Red Rogers
Corpus Christi
Roy Ribelin
Dallas
Jim Riley
San Antonio
Bobby Malone
Fort Worth
Art Pfeffer
Freeport
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Major League All Star Votes And Baseball Notes
The Globe News participates in Texas voting for the Major League All Star Baseball Game in St Louis on July 13. The column lists expected American and National League selections by position, with players from Phillies, Yankees, Red Sox, Cardinals, and others. It also notes 1905 World Series shutouts by the Giants and Athletics and mentions various sports figures and local trivia from Amarillo and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe News
Texas
St. Louis
Sports Dvent
Buddy Rosar
Philadelphia
Berra
Yankees
George McQuinn
New York
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Joe Gordon
Indians
Kal
Detroit
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Lee Boudreau
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Boudreau
Phil Masi
Walker
Cooper
Bruce Edwards
Brooklyn
Johnny Mize
Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
Bob Crues
Henry Ransom
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Jimmy Gauntt
Longview
Eddie Norton
Roberts-Olver
Bill Shock
John Munn
Drew Crossett
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Giants
Redbirds
Yanks
Second Round of Tourney Completed at Ross Rogers Course
In the Amarillo Women’s Municipal Golfers Association Handicap Match Play, second round results show W C Hunt defeating J Robinson 4 and 3, C Robertson beating Colby Davies 1 up, E H Aderton beating F McCullough by default, and E F Krueger defeating Elmer Tucker 8 and 6. Semifinals set for Wednesday with Hunt facing Robertson and Aderton meeting Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Amarillo
Peirings
Hunt
Robertson
Aderton
Krueger
Tennessee Champ Leads In Women's Western Open
Medalist Margaret Gunther from Memphis led 32 qualifiers into the opening matchplay round of the 19th Women's Western Open Golf Tourney in Chicago. She posted a two over par 76 on Skycrest’s 6,439 yard course, one stroke ahead of Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Beverly Hanson, with Zaharias drawing Carol Diringer in the upper bracket and Peggy Kirk facing Betty Jameson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Chicago
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Miss Gunther
Skycrest
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
Mrs. Zaharias
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Ohio
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Worth
Polly Riley
F. W. Zimmerman
Think I'll Win Joe Louis vs Walcott Adds Night of Fights
Ahead of Wednesday's Yankee Stadium title bout, Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott sharpen camps amid strong ticket demand. Promoter Hermin Vevi n of the 20th Century Club forecasts a near million dollar gate as 60 000 tickets sold and wagers rise. Louis predicts sharper form than in December. Walcott plans to leave Glenloch for New York after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
New York
Joe Louis
Jersey Joe Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Hermin Vevin
20Th Century Club
US Weather Bureau
Louis
Newark
Philadelph
Walcott
20Th Century
Glenloch
Madison Square Garden
Pompton Lakes
Jim Braddock
Chicago
Joe
Mannie Seamon
Witt
Joe Walcott
Yankee
San Jacinto Baptist Leaders Tie For League Top Spot
In a busy sports section update, San Jacinto Baptist and Polk Street Methodist battle for first place after Polk Street edged Jam Jar 19 17 in a YMCA Boss league tilt. First Baptist Collegians beat First Presbyterian 13 1 as Mulkey superb on mound. Volunteers and Industrial League clubs face upcoming exhibitions at Thompson Park and Amarillo High Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
TarUacmens Sensu Polk Street Methodist
Thompson Park
Methodists
Milton Smith
Theo Noble
Baptists
Humphries
Rogers
Cunningham
San Jacinto Baptist
Ps Baptist Loyalty
Graham-Hoeme
Thompson Park Diamond
Polk Street Methodist
Jam Jar
Amarillo
First Christian
First Baptist Collegians
First Presbyterian
Collegians
Presbyterians
Dor Mulkey
Bobby Moore
Collegian
San Jac. Baptist
Polk St. Meth
Lee
Mead
Smith, Humphries and Sims
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Dwight Nance
Sunset
Bob Elliott
Marty Marion
Stan’ Musial
Phil Ashburn
Country Slaughter
Holmes
Bucky Harris
Teo Durocher
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Christy Mathewson
Arthur Lamb
Golden Sandie
Lamb Sash & Door To
Eee
C. T- Davis
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Jacinto Polecats
Burl Bufkin
Texas Arm
Alex Stevenson
Sam Houston
New York State
Syracuse University
Lranest
Ine
Radcliff ‘Supply CO
San Jacinto Baptists
Janina
Econd
Harrison County Demos
Woodall
Marshall
Ben Woodall
Odall
News-Globe
Autry
Jones
Carpenter
Spearman
First Presbyterians
Mulkey
Kenyon
Milner
Hoosen
Guinee
First Baptist Loyalty
Pleasant Valley Christian
Tenth Avenue Methodist
YMCA
Church Boys
Magnolia Petroleum
Phillips Petroleum
Southwestern Drug
Poxwortine Galbraith
Gray Boys
Veterans Administration
Quitman
Wood County
Here
Golden
There
Nme
Vals
Motor Supply Automotive Equipment
Rwitcherrtkkin
Hespel
Haspel
Blackburn's
FLOOR
Blackburn Bros
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