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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1943

Page

10

Roy Allen Leads Field for Ninth Annual Golf Meet in Amarillo

Champion Roy Allen arrives for practice at Amarillo Country Club ahead of the ninth annual tournament. Known as snake, he eyes the medalist prize as defending champ King Allen faces challengers Sled Allen Cap Nelson and John Adams among entrants from Guthrie Electra Norman and beyond. A putting contest starts at 8:30 p.m.

Roy Allen Sled Allen Cap Nelson John Adams Guthrie Okla Sled Wichita Kaw Amarillo Gold Sox West Texas Joe Storey Dalhart W. H. Myers Electra E. G. Johnson Norman Oklo King Allen

Al Lang hints Florida as training home for 1930s clubs

In a national round up by Hugh Fullerton, Al Lang suggests Florida would host baseball teams for spring training again, noting army hotel leases ending. Pasadena and other California sites are cited as possibilities, with Dodgers possibly joining. Also mentions Evelyn Chandler's sons performing on ice and several military sports notes.

Hugh Fullerton New York al Lang St. Pete Florida Bob Foote Pasadena Calif Star-News White Sox Dodgers California Tech Bob Erudite Evelyn Chandler Colorado Springs Bruce Mapes, Jr Jerry Mapes

Softball Loop Opens Tuesday In Amarillo 1943

The City launches its first 1943 Adult Softball League in Amarillo with six teams entered for a 17-player limit. Play will begin Tuesday at 7 p.m. across Maverick Pinkney and Amarillo College Diamonds, with a Shaughnessy playoff for the top three after a regular round robin.

Amarillo C. M. Williams & Co Shaughnessy Ross Larsen Pantex Roberts Olver Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce Post Engineers Sub Depot Axtell Maverick Pinkney Amarillo College Atell Roberts- Olver Jaycees Roberts-Olver Sanborn Attell

Senior Golf Program opens practice and tournament

The Senior Golf Program announces course practice and a 8:30 p.m. putting contest tonight. Tomorrow features tournament qualifying rounds with Calcutta at 8:30. Champion Roy Allen carded a 69 in a practice round, marking a possible low for Tri-State Senior Golf Association members.

Pracice Calcutta Roy Allen Tri- State Senior Golf Association Roy

Mrs. R. J. Moore Cards 77 at ACC Golf Event

Mrs. R J Moore posted a 77 at Amarillo Country Club to win the ladies score of the year. She broke down her front nine 39 and back nine 38, finishing one over par each side as her son Jimmy is already city champion.

R. J. Moore Amarillo Country Club Jimmy Moore

Waco Fliers Opt Out of National Baseball Meet

Waco Army Air Field's baseball team may win the Texas State Tournament but will not enter the National Tournament at Wichita Kansas. Manager Birdie Tebbetts says the hometown supporters would be cut out of a month of baseball, noting the team operates to entertain soldiers and civilians at Waco.

Waco Waco Army Air Field Texas Wichita Kan Birdie Tebbetts Tebbetts Birdie

Galveston Girl Wins Net Title at Gulf Coast Tourney

Miss Helene McCarter of Galveston won the Gulf Coast Tennis Tournament women’s singles title by defeating Miss Shelby Frizzell of Austin 4 6 6 3 6 3. McCarter and doubles partner Mrs John S Scoggins lost to Mary Cunningham and Margaret Varner 6 2 6 2.

Galveston Helene McCarter Gulf Coast Shelby Frizzell Austin Miss McCarter John S. Scoggins Mary Cunningham Margaret Varner el Paso Peggy Eby Houston Ed Ray Linton Franklin McCarter Ed Braswell San Antonio Clarence Mabry Alice Margaret Warner Margaret

Smiths dominate roster at Florida Army induction center

Four and zero standings are noted as nine Smiths fill administrative roles and three second lieutenant nurses are named Smith at the Camp Blanding induction center in Florida.

Smiths Camp Blanding Fla Smith

Collegiate Golf Meet Opens Today

Eleven schools including Louisiana State start the National Collegiate Golf Tournament at Olympia Fields Country Club. Dale Morey leads LSU, Stanford is absent, and a new individual champion will emerge after three days as Stanford’s Sandy Tatum has graduated. Strong Midwest presence with Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio State Michigan State and Notre Dame among contenders.

Chicago Louisiana State Stanford Olympia Fields Country Club Dale Morey Indians Baton Rouge Sandy Tatum Middle West Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio State Michigan State Notre Dame Yale Texas Princeton

Southeastern Conference Signals Chance to Persist in Athletics

Atlanta June 28 Members of the football focused Southeastern Conference won a green light to continue intercollegiate athletics in the Deep South if possible The executive committee granted unlimited athletic eligibility to all men drafted by member schools with the armed services They kept transfer rules and civilian limits as guardrails The conference office of Athletic Commissioner Mike Connor remains at 10000 a year and will police subsidization of players under the scholarship plan through at least the December meeting

Atlanta Deep South Southeastern Armed Services Mike Conner

Yankees and Gardinals Hold On to First Place

The Associated Press reports Yankees and Cardinals maintain leads as Joe Gordon shows signs of recovery with a four-hit game and eight homers in four games. Cards win both ends of a doubleheader while Dodgers and Reds win split games to stay atop divisions. Also notes Senators, A’s, Cubs, Braves, Indians, and Browns wins, plus 1943 flaxseed acreage forecast.

Joe Gordon Yankees Red Sox Bombers Flash Howie Krist St. Louis Cardinals Cleveland Cris Hockett Cincinnati Reds Yanks Gordon Bobby Doerr Washington Senators Athletics JoJo White Chicago Cubs Danny Litwhiler Krist Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies Rube Melton Elmer Riddle Ray Starr Joe Beggs Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves New York Giants Mel Ott Otters Johnny Wittig Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Edgar Smith

Dutch Colonel Wins U S Order of Merit

Col. Johannes K. Mijer territorial commander of the Dutch Army in Paramaribo will receive a U S Order of Merit citation for excellent cooperation with U S troops stationed in Dutch Guiana. Col. Paul L. Singer will present the medal upon arrival.

Paramaribo Dutch Guiana Johannes K. Mijer United States U. S Mijer Paul L. Singer French Guiana

Patty Berg Leads Field in Western Open comeback

Patty Berg, noted shot-maker, begins a comeback in the 14th annual women's Western Open at Glen Ellyn Illinois. Berg heads an 88-player field after 18 months of inactivity from injuries after an auto accident. The field includes Opal Hill as a veteran entrant with 18 holes qualifying today. The low scorers advance to the championship flight. match play begins Tuesday and the finals Friday over 36 holes.

Glen Ellyn U.P Patty Berg Minneapolis Opal Hill Kansas City

Soldiers Learn Jap Commands at Fort Knox Training

UP Pvt John W Alcorn of San Francisco trains soldiers in Japanese at Fort Knox. He notes December 7 is an ill omen for the Japs since chichi meaning seven also means double death. He says students can learn 200 to 300 words in two months to grasp Jap military terms and map readings. The Hiragana alphabet with 50 symbols is taught as the most practical of three Japanese alphabets.

Louisville John W. Alcorn San Francisco Fort Knox Alcorn

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