Berg dives back into golf as comeback begins at Glen Oaks
Patty Berg, after 18 months idle, says fighter training fueled her return to golf. She shot a par 76 to win medal honors in the qualifying round of the 14th annual Women's Western Championship at Glen Oaks. She meets Opal Hill of Kansas City in the match round opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ellyn
U.P
Patty Berg
Patty
Glen Oaks Country Club
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Golfers To Aulbach Drogheda Qualifying At Amarillo Club
Fifty to seventy nine year old golfers compete in the Ninth Annual Tri State Senior Golf Tournament at the Amarillo Country Club to decide who joins defending champion Roy Allen of Oklahoma City and last year’s medalist Red Gober of Austin for today’s final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gober
Austin
Amarillo Country Club
Gober
Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
Yale Wins 46th National Collegiate Golf Championship
Yale four man team edges Michigan by four strokes at Olympia Fields after rallying from 12 back. LSU defending champs finish third as Sonny Ellis of LSU wins medal play but is ousted in first round by Claude Wild of Texas. Texas defeats Williams Roden 77 to 79.
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Chicago
O.R
Yale
Michigan
Olmpia Fields
Louisiana State
John
Sonny) Ellis
Claude Wild
Texas
William Roden
Dick Haligas
Lawrence
Tennis Tournament Opens Tomorrow in Amarillo Parks
Brackets are being prepared for the Amarillo Summer Recreation Tennis Tournament which opens tomorrow at four city parks. Entrant deadline closed last night at 9. Pairings will be printed in the Globe tomorrow afternoon. Players should furnish their own equipment for singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe
Beau Jack to fight Johnny Hutchinson in July card
Former World lightweight champion Beau Jack signs to face Johnny Hutchinson in Philadelphia on July 19 in a 10 round bout plus three other 10 round fights on the same card. Also notes Paula Prack, now Mrs Louis Ludwig, acted as witness in a divorce and later marriage proceedings in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Jack
Hutchinson
Philadelphia
U.P
Johnny Hutchinson
Jack
Los Angeles
W.P
Lanigan
Paula Prack
Louis L. Ludwig
U. S. Army
Miss Prack
Lanvigan
Ludwig
Rain Likely Delays Senior Golf Tour Qualifiers
Tournament manager George Ausbach said rain may halt the Amarillo Country Club qualifying rounds for the Senior Golf Tour. Flights will be made up, match play starts tomorrow, and players can post yesterday scores or use handicaps. If afternoon clears, nine holes may be played and doubled for the qualifying figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
George Ausbach
Golf tournament sparks in Amarillo for wartime prizes
Medalists honor and a Sunday under par 69 carded highlight the event. Veterans like Charlie Mahone of Hobart and H. F. Bradburn of Oklahoma City are expected to contend as five additional age based prizes and war bond awards fill the field. The oldest entrant was 79 year old H. E. Winter of Marshalltown. After qualifying rounds, match play starts tomorrow with a Calcutta and sports film tonight at 7:30.
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Charlie Mahone
Hobert
Okla
Oklahoma City
H. F. Bradburn
B. F. Holmes
Shamrock
Joe Storey
Dalhart
Charles Addison
Weatherford
F. E. Wood
Gene Howe
Wade Holman
Amarillo
H. E. Winter
Marshalltown
Iowa
Chemical Firms Named In World Monopoly
A federal grand jury indictment charges three American chemical firms and executives with conspiring to form a world wide titanium compounds cartel. It alleges collaboration with German British Italian Japanese firms to divide markets, pool patents, and enforce restrictive production to create monopolistic control in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Fletcher W. Rockwell
Claude F. Garesche
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Carl H. Rupprecht
Krebs
Titan Company, Inc
National Lead Company
Gustav Jebsen
Titan
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Germany
Imperial Chemical Industries
Great Britain
Montecatini
Italy
Kukusan Kogyo Kaibushini
Japan
United States
Senior Golf Program Tournament Qualifying Rounds
Senior golf program holds qualifying rounds today with special prizes for low scores across age groups 50 to over 70. Calcutta and a golf and sports motion picture program start at 8:30. Tomorrow features first and second rounds of match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Charlie Pryor
Amarillo
Taylor Baseballers Edge Manning for First League Victory
The Taylor Baseballers defeated the Manning team 7 to 6 on the Amarillo College Diamond. Taylor scored the decisive run in the bottom of the seventh after a late rally led by Billy Lynch and Kenneth Kelly. Paul Kenyon and Guy Owens sparked earlier scoring as Ira Hemphilled the Manning loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Manning
Mark Taylor
Amarillo College
Taylor
Amarillo Summer Recreation Baseball League
Maningmen
Paul Kenyon
Guy Owens
Kenyon
Buddy Ratcliff
Dean Caldwell
Ira Hemphill
Kenneth Kelly
Billy Lynch
Manning
Sports Autograph Collection Grows on Penny Postcards
Eddie Weems Jr., son of the Austin High track coach, built a large autograph album using penny postcards. He left for Carson-Newman College to enter Naval V-12, taking his collection with him. His 1938 start with Davey O'Brien sparked signatures from stars like Harmon, Warmerdam, Cunningham, Stagg, Leahy, and more, plus a few Congress members and governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Eddie Weems, Jr
America
Eddie
Jefferson City
Tenn
Carson-Newman College
Weems
Davey O’brien
O’brien
John Kimbrough
Tom Harmon
Frankie Albert
Mal Kutner
Hank Luisetti
Greg Rice
Sammy Baugh
Fred Walcott
Cornelius Warmerdam
Glenn Cunningham
al Blazis
Ben Eastman
Jack Torrance
Bernie Bierman
Dana Bible
A. A. Stagg
Frank Leahy
Wallace Wade
Fritz Crisler
Gil Dodds
Gil Wodds
New Mexico
Jeffers Clamps Down On Tire Eligibility In July
Rubber Director William M. Jeffers ordered strict adherence to wartime tire conservation and the Office of Price Administration cut July eligibility to 500000 used and recapped tires. Beginning July 1 for about 90 days, drivers with monthly mileage 240 miles or less will be assessed by new standards to determine eligibility, with separate rules for eastern shortage areas and those outside. Synthetic rubber production continues but a shortage of facilities and manpower delays tire fabrication.
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Washington
William M. Jeffers
Office of Price Administration
Jeffers
OPA
Majors Launch War Relief Games Tomorrow
The major leagues start two War Relief days with all receipts to the National War Fund. Schedule includes doubleheaders and night games across the National and American Leagues, with communities supporting the effort and the All-Star game approaching in two weeks. Pirates beat Reds 7-1 in a night game yesterday.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National War Fund
Army and Navy Relief Societies
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Bucky Walters
Bob Elliott
Sewell
Admiral Defends Kaiser Before Congress
Rear Admiral Howard L. Vickerly testified he would personally accept responsibility for delays at Henry J. Kaiser shipyard No. 3 in Richmond California and attacked a maritime commission auditor for saying production was inadequate. He told a House sub committee the critic erred outside his field. A note adds a heavy bomber’s fuel burn of 313 gallons per minute at 250 mph.
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San Francisco
Howard L. Vickerly
Maritime Commission
Congressional
Henry J. Kaiser
Vickery
House
Merchant Marine
Alonzo Bryan
Kaiser
Richmond
Cal
Galento Is Arrested In Orange Courtroom Showdown
Two Ton Tony Galento faced assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges in Orange New Jersey police court. After hours of testimony and sparring demonstrations Judge Phillip Singer reserved decision. He countered a claim of atrocious assault against Policeman Meehan who testified about the prior incident at the tavern.
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Orange
N. J
U.P
Tony Galento
New Jersey
Phillip Singer
James Meehan
Tony
Meehan
Galento
Mehan
Fullerton Says Kid McCoy Targets Lamotta in Detroit Clash
Young boxer McCoy, citing training with Ray Robinson who beat Lamotta twice, predicts a win in Detroit tomorrow. Separate notes mention Utah golf champ Ken Shell’s damaged left hand requiring grip enlargements, and a Cubs rookie Nap Keyes winning an umpire dispute for $50. The column also spars about Camp Farragut football plans and sports miscellany.
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Kid McCoy
Duke Lamotta
Detroit
Ray Robinson
Ken Shell
Utah
Nap Keyes
Giants
Tomer
Nap
Cuba
Ump
Reyes
Castoff Dahlgren Gets Last Laugh
Philadelphia June 20 Babe Dahlgren of the Philadelphia Phillies mocks six former clubs the Red Sox Yankees Braves Cubs Dodgers Browns after posting a .356 batting average making him the majors best hitter. He spent seven years with six teams before finding success in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Shibe Park
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Philadelphia Phillies
Softball League Opens Play Today In Twilight Loop
The Adult Twilight softball league begins with six teams in action. Post Engineers face Pane tex crew at Maverick Club, Ax tell vs Roverts Olver at Amarillo College field, and Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce meets Sub Depot Supply Team at Pinkney's field. Games start at 7 p.m. Also notes U S home accident deaths for 1942: 30,000 total and 24,800 falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop
Te Post Engineers
Panetex Crew
Maverick Club
Axtell
Roverts-Olver
Amarillo College
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sub Depot
Pinkney’s Field
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Aulbach
Charlie Mahon
Amarillo Globe
Rillo
FLIT
National Bureau of Standards
Ath
Wyler Waterproof Watches
Army and Navy
John Furbach
Polk
Neal
Merchant's Dinner
Taylor Baseballers
Seereeeseeree
Pheneeenee
Taseeeets
New York Brie
E. B
Red” Gober
United Press
Phila
McCormick
Cincin
Frey
Herman
Hockett
Stephens
Wakefield
Higgins
Cramer
the Bruner Pharmacy
van Bruner
Fullerton
Scuttlebutt
Camp Farragut
Idaho
Ray Flaherty
Ki Aldrich
Bill Young
Clem Stralka
Ed Justice
Jim Barber
Marvin Whited
Washington Redskin
Bill Radovich
Detroit Lions
Lou Tomasetti
Philly Eagles
Billy Jefferson
Dodgers
Urban Odson
Bob Eweiger
Minnesota
Mickey Harris
Red
Hunsley
House OF Color
Jenkins
Kelly Tire
Castoff Dahlgren
O. J
Atel
Lube
Standard OF Texas
Plains Lubricating CO
J. B. Coe Lumber CO
Prince Albert
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