Gulfport Open spark as Big Ed Dudley leads field
Big Ed Dudley president of the PGA dominates the Gulfport Open tuneup firing a 66 in the pro am to lead a strong field. Byron Nelson in pursuit with 68, Johnny Revolta and Sammy Bird close behind. rest of results noted from the opening round in Gulfport Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Ed Dudley
Professional Golfers’ Association
Dudley
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Hines
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
San Antonio
Sammy Bird
Radio Schedule Fringes the Airwaves with NBC Programs
A detailed Friday and Saturday evening to afternoon radio grid lists NBC and Blue network programs including News by Air, Your All Time Hit Parade, Amos n Andy, Bob Crosby Orchestra, and Texas State Final Basketball Game. It notes station power 5000 watts day 1000 watts night on 1440 KE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGN
News of the World
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Howdy
Soldier
Amos
Andy
Europe
Altr
Richard Harkness
Kieee Peluso
Three Suns
Lee Simm
Sky Pilot
the Trading Post
Sons of the Pioneers
Manhattan
Amarillo Field
Music Room
Battle of Wits
Pa Air
Hughes
War of Enterprise
W. Hamner
Fulton Lewis, Jr
MBS
The
Johnson Family
Bing Crosby
Ford
Gene Krupa
Meet Your Navy
Blue
Freedom of Opportunity
John Vandercook
Wayne King
Mayfair
Edgewater Beach Hotel
Pentecostal
Bob Hamilton
Little Blue Playhouse
National Farm and Home Hour
Salon Ensemble
Oleon Miller
Lani McIntire
George Hamilton
TSN
Fesa
Storyland Theater
Artie Shaw
Amarillo Sports Week Schedule Across Golf Bowling and Leagues
Local sports card lists multiple events at Amarillo venues. Golf at Ross Rogers Course with Amarillo Municipal and Ladies events. Bowling at Victory Alleys and Banner Bowl features Classic Scratch and Pioneer leagues. Basketball shows Amarillo College Badgers vs rivals. intramural and league play abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
Banner Bowl
Victory
Basketball City Victory League
Amarillo
Maverick Club
Amarillo College
Amarillo Bowl
Amarillo Country Club
Civic League
Amarillo Field
Groom
McClanahan
Amarillo Zinc Co
Dumas
Alsab Withdrawn From Widener Handicap In Florida
In Miami on March 3 Alsab the $700 horse that earned $314165 and aimed to surpass Whirlaway as top money winner will not race in Florida this season. Owner Al Sabath said the horse is scratched from the $25,000 Widener Handicap and will skip many stake races at Eastern tracks this spring and summer. He called it a star chamber decision by track veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Alsab
Whirlaway
Florida
al Sabath
Hialeah Park
Texas Radio Market Listing and Call Letters
A dense OCR fragment lists Texas cities Abilene Amarillo Austin Beaumont Big Spring Brownwood Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Houston Longview Lufkin Lubbock Midland Pampa Paris San Angelo San Antonio Sherman Temple Texarkana Waco Weslaco Wichita Falls Vernon and a block of radio stations and call signs including KRBC KFDA KNOW KFOM KBST KBWD KRLD WRR KROD KFIZ KTRH KFRO KRBA KFYO KRLH KPDM KPLT KGKL KRRV KTEM KCMC WACO RGV WCPFT KYWC with a long series of AM frequencies such as 1450 1230 1490 560 1380 1080 1310 600 1270 740 1370 1340 1400 910 1290 620 1490.
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Austin Beaumont
Big Spring
Brownwood
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Longview Lufkin
Lubbock
Midland Pampa Paris San Angelo San Antonio
Sherman Temple
Texarkana
Waco
Weslaco
Wichita Falls
Vernon
KRBC
Kfda Know
KFOM
KBST
KBWD
KRLD
WRR -Krod
Kfiz Ktrh
KFRO
KRBA
KFYO
KRLH
KPDM
KPLT
KGKL
KRRV
KTEM
KCMC
KRGV
KWPFT
KYWC
Badgers Face Field Bummers In Amarillo Cage Clash
Amarillo College Badgers meet the undefeated Amarillo Field Bummers in a 8:00 P M City League game at the Amarillo College Gym. Amarillo College has one loss this season, 45 42 to Field Instructors, as civilians pay 25 cents with soldiers free.
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Amarillo College
Maverick
Dumas
Mavericks
Blythe
McClanahan Service Station
Amarillo Field
Benny Aodison
Buchanan
McDowell
Peirey
Kilcone
Foster
Broack
Davenport
Skapple
American Zinc
Johnson
Stinson Blythe
Jones
Young
Nelson
Ssveesericess
Amerit
Ean Zine
Schlichter
McClanahans
Catrall
Sscces Geeversd
Bngdelgon
Cavsteyes
McClanahan
Witame Asec Ee Teeee
Weaver
Eee
Cceuickenzee
Barmett
Oceevesens
Duckworth
Runhardt
Thomas
Lawyer
Kendrick
Fae Ors Vale Ie E'S
McClanahan’s
Amarillo College Badgers
Amateurs to Fight for 10 Ring Titles in Amarillo
More than 60 boys train for the Amarillo High School Boxing Champions tournament with 75 to 100 expected entries. The event starts March 10 and runs up to five Friday nights at the High School Armory, awarding miniature gold gloves to winners and silver gloves to runners-up, plus a popular boxer statue trophy.
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Amarillo
High School Armory
Henry Laughlin
Beau Jack Bob Montgomery Fight at Garden Tonight
Beau Jack and Bob Montgomery square off for the third bout at Madison Square Garden as part of the light weight title series. Beau Jack, current champion, rides a favored 1 to 2 line while Montgomery again aims to overturn the script in a match that could reclaim or shift the title.
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Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bob
Beau
Chicago White Sox Sign Epperly and Kwientniewski for 1944
Pitcher Al Epperly and third baseman Cass Kwientniewski have signed 1944 contracts with the Chicago White Sox, announced by Vice President Harry Grabiner. Epperly, formerly with the Cubs, came via San Francisco, while Kwientniewski, a former Detroit sandlot player, appeared in two games with the Sox last summer.
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Chicago
U.P
al Epperly
Cass Kwientniewski
Chicago White Sox
Harry Grabiner
Epperly
Chicago Cub
Sox
San Francisco
Kwientniewski
Detroit
Newsom Fails To Sign Athletics Pitch Contract
Louis Newsom known as Bobo after a three hour talk with Connie Mack failed to sign a contract with the Philadelphia Athletics. He would say only money was not the issue and he had not yet decided to play baseball next season. Newsom traveled from Hartsville North Carolina to Philadelphia for the talks and could not reveal the hitch.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Louis
Bobo) Newsom
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Newsom
Hartzville
N. C
Mack
Bowling Scores Requested For Globe News Publication
Officials urge league secretaries to send bowling scores to Globe News by 11 30 pm on scoring nights for publication. If an event occurs and the reporter is absent in the alley, readers are asked to call and a note will be placed in the column.
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Globe News
Second Round In Cage Fuss
Eight fighting teams of classes A and B entered second round play in the 34th Texas Interscholastic League basketball championship in Austin. Class AA preliminaries were to start this afternoon with Dimmitt and Nocona playing. Wimmitt defeated Benavides to advance, Nocona beat Huntsville, Lanier edged El Campo, and Mt. Vernon won in overtime against Throckmorton. Class AA games begin at 3:15 p.m. with Sunset of Dallas vs Midland leading.
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Austin
Dimmitt
Nocona
Wimmitt
Benavides
Huntsville
Lanier
el Campo
Mt. Vernon
Throckmorton
Sunset
Dallas
Midland
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Big Ed
Jack Sharkey
Marcel Cerdam
Allied
Algiers
Sharkey
Freddy Cochrane
Professional Golfers Association
North Africa
Italy
Dodds
Gil Dodds
Glenn Cunningham
ST. Squis
Zelma Zimmann
RCA
Jeanette
MacDonald
Perry Como
Jay Blackton Conducting
KFDA
RADIO
Thriller
Elgin National Watch Company
Alil Church
Curt Massey
News
Piomer League
Mann's Bread
Boxwell Bros
Country Club Cleaners
Papoose Cafe
Neal's Cafe
Ohio National Life
Builders’ Supply
Fifth Avenue Shop
King
Bill Nicholson
Nicholson
Cubs
Grams
Bowling Texaco League
Banner Bowloe Pioneer League
Victory Eys
Gregory Gym
Abilene
Sponsored
Magnolia Petroleum CO
NEW Heavy Threat
Joe Baski
Tami Mauriello
Paul McNutt
Irwin Gore
Private Gore
Johnny Weeks
Plains Chevrolet
John
Don Blatzheim
Diamond Shop
McCullough
Don
Lefty Bleakney
Perle Ahlstrom
Perle
Fred Miller
Pinkney Packing Company
Charlie Bates
Ted Pearson
Elks
Victory Alleys
Ted
Bill Baker
Kiwanis Golds
Bill
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Patt Powell
Pede Powell
Powell
Ben McClendon
Charles Ramzel
Larue Patrick
Mike Strueber
Donald Mulkey
Robert Blessen
Milton Brannon
Boyd Reynolds
Sonny Morris
Sonny McGinley
Avian McSwain
Nolan Murr
Eugen Polk
Joe Sharp
Glen McDowell
Dean Oldfather
Howard Bass
Kenneth Bassett
Keith Connell
Ossie Ballard
Billie Russell
William Todd
Bud Campbell
Bert Spray
Bryan Burton
Rex Merrick
Ohnny Mitchem
Gene Grimland
Roy Lee Foster
Richard Mixon
Beauford Hill
James Watson
Clois Webb
Maurice Essary
Gene Taylor
Leonard Nussbaum
Joe Morgan
Morris Watson
John Britt
Charlie Snow
Clinton Clark
Jimmy Minor
Bobby Davis
Bob Brewer
Bill Hamilton
Adrian McClish
Jimmy Short
Manford Broomfield
Jack Thurman
Oscar Stidger
Ray Chism
Dick Sikes
Walter Looney
Charles Haggerton
Arlan McNeil
Bobby Braxton
Junior O'Dell
Richie Novak
Highland Park
Lufkin
Goose Creek
Childress
Benavi
Nier
Perrin
Leona
Blossom
Ingleside
Prairie Lea
Stratford
Highland
Grandfalls
Globe-News
Bob Newsom
Athletics
W.O. Allison Chiropractor
Monroe
Ona
Eta
Elly
Don H. Cozad, M. D
Oliver-Earle Bldg
Cafe
Gene
Dobbs
Blackburn ‘Bros
van Buren
Robert M. Green
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