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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
3
In Sarasota on March 5 the Red Sox finished drills focused on fundamentals and looked ahead to their first practice game a six inning affair planned for tomorrow.
In Oaklawn's fifth race all six entrants won their most recent runs. Arkansas coach Glen Rose credited with a historic record by sweeping 12 Southwestern Conference basketball games. Ed Barrow delayed at Yankees camp due to Mrs Barrow's cold. Doyle warns of possible absence from big league book amid draft uncertainties. John P Carmichael discusses replacing John Pepper Martin at the Cardinals camp with vitamin B tablets as standard gear.
Agonizing itching from eczema and rashes is claimed to ease in one application of Blue Star Ointment. Repeats as needed with a money back guarantee if the first jar does not satisfy.
Tonight at Amarillo College Gym the Jaycee League second round opens with West Texas State Freshmen versus Canadian River Gassers at 7:30. Coca Colas face McClenden Grocery in the nightcap with both games shaping the race toward the championship finals Friday.
The Buffaloes head to the Kansas City national championship with a 25-5 season, boasting top world height marks led by center Charles Halbert at 6 feet 10 inches. They posted 1,797 points per season, closed with 15 straight wins, and beat Oklahoma City University 65-25.
Clayton Graves of Ohio National Life led the Maverick League in his first game with a 276 at Louie's, followed by 178 and 154 for a 608 series as his team downed Yellow Cab with 2519 pins to 235. Pavy Pavillard added a 606 series with 197 207 202 for Major Drug, which defeated Army and Navy 2677 to 2529.
A meeting at the Amarillo YMCA set plans for a summer inter church softball league. The group organized as the Inter-church Recreational Council with officers including President Jack Coffee and Vice President Bill Goodell. A March 18 meeting will seek wider church participation and draft a tentative constitution for approval.
New York report notes trainer Fitzsimmons remains confident in Bold Irishman and King Cole for the Kentucky Derby after winter workouts at Sheepshead Bay. He will use the Wood Memorial at Jamaica as a barometer, with plans to ship to Churchill Downs if the two-year-olds show form. The piece also references past Fitzsimmons Derby links and recent bowling-like league scores for context.
Walter Dutch Ruether, former southpaw star and Cubs scout, recalls Ol’ Pete Alexander’s bravura bullpen exit and his own 1913 break-in stories. He details modern scouting methods, rookies at Catalina Island camp, and the shift in rookie welcome from brutal to welcoming while evaluating young pitchers like Henrikson and other prospects.
In Tampa on Tuesday two players were injured by batted balls during a practice. Jo Beggs, former Reds relief pitcher, was struck in the leg for the second time in four days, and Bill Werber, who was relieving him, also took a ball.
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