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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1941

Page

3

National Open Course Preview at Colonial Golf Club

Fort Worth reporters detail Colonial Golf Club’s 7,035 yard layout for the National Open. Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Henry Picard, and Jimmy Demaret weigh in on par 70 challenges. course features include Death Valley, lakes, rivers, and elevated greens on all 18 holes.

Felix R. McKnight Fort Worth Tex Colonial Golf Club Byron Nelson Ben Hogan Henry Picard Oklahoma City Jimmy Demaret Houston Ed Gully Death Valley Jack Grout

Yankees Favored To Repeat In 1940 American League Race

Tampa report predicts the New York Yankees will win the 1940 American League title by about five games, with Cleveland as the main threat behind pitching ace Bob Feller. The piece notes Lou Gehrig's absence and Lou Gehrig’s replacement risk, but says the Yankees have regained form with strong fielding and improved pitching led by Lefty Gomez’s comeback potential and young arms. Phil Rizzuto’s bat could force lineup changes if drafted, but the core remains, and Detroit and Cleveland are viewed as contenders for runner-up honors.

Tampa Fla New York Yankees Yankee Stadium Joe McCarthy Joe Cleveland Indians Bobby Feller Yankees Lou Gehrig Phil Rizzuto Joe Gordon Tommy Henrich Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Yanks

Sport Fishing One of Biggest Industries in United States

Anglers nationwide contribute to a sport fishing industry totaling over 1.0 billion dollars annually, with 13 million US sports fishermen. Texas anglers pay around 70 thousand dollars in licenses, while tackle and related costs exceed 955 million, and overall recreational fishing outnumbers commercial fishing 80 to 1. The activity tops all major sports in U.S. popularity.

United States Austin Texas U. S. Department of the Interior Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission

Texas Relays Tune-Up Features Unstattd Beadles Duel

The Texas A and M Abilene Christian meet at College Station serves as a final tune-up for the Texas Relays on April 5. UT sophomore Mac Unstattd will race AC C star Joe Beadles in the half mile, a key matchup as Unstattd anchors UT’s sprint medley relay. Unstattd returns to form after strong Memorial Stadium runs and minor illness.

Unstattd Memorial Stadium Clyde Littlefield

Maverick Club Notes and Proverb Contest

Sunday program by San Jacinto Kiwanis for Maverick boys with refreshments and greetings to parents. Highlights include notes on members, thanks to local sponsors for stove and circus charity work, a humorous Lovelike column, a proverb list contest with candy prizes, and a call to turn in completed lists by Saturday 7 PM.

Ralph Dykeman San Jacinto Kiwanis Club Maverick Boys C. B. Galbreath Galbreath Sheet Metal Co W. 8. Fain Galbreath Mr. Oats Coca-Cola Bottling Co Bill French John Hamilton McLean Texas Flying Dutchman Circus Rome

Aggie Eleven Receives Homer Norton Token Rewards

Texas A&M football players honored with a gold medal token commemorating the 1939 and 1940 seasons. The Kyle Field medal, designed by coach Homer Norton, features the stadium outline and the inscription No 1 Team of the Nation 1939. Norton hopes to establish a tradition of such awards for championship teams.

College Station Texas Aggie Homer Norton Kyle Field Norton Fort Worth Aggie

Donahue Named Bob Feller Finder Amid Front-Office Saga

In 1935 Pat Donahue, former Athletics and Red Sox catcher, discovered Bob Feller and aided his path to Cleveland. Cyril Slapnicka later claimed credit, while Donahue’s role helped keep Feller with the Indians against rival bids and Landis rulings.

NBA Service Fr. Myers Fla Cyril C. Slapnicka Robert William Andrew Feller Cyril Slapnicka Cleveland Club Bob Feller Young Feller Iowa Pat Donahue Athletics Red Sox Cleveland Feller Donohue Billy Evans Slapnicka Indians Evans Yankees Pat Donohue

Veteran Texas Prof Leads Boxing Venture at UT

AUSTIN March 28. W E Metzenthin UT Germanic Languages professor and former Athletic Council chairman retires from that post but returns to athletics as boxing program chairman. A former welterweight champion at Franklin-Marshall College, he later coached UT football in 1907 and 1908 and is regarded among Longhorn coaching veterans.

Metzenthin Southwest Conference University Athletic Council Franklin-Marshall College Lancaster Pennsylvania Texas U. T Billy Disch L. Theo Bellmont Berry Whitaker D. A. Penic

Whirlaway Set to Run in Kentucky Derby

Trainer Ben Jones confirms Whirlaway will enter the Kentucky Derby with three or more tuneups before the race. The Warren Wright colt, 1940 juvenile champion and early Derby favorite, has had a mixed winter with a win, two thirds, a scratch from the Flamingo Stakes, and a leg ailment but is entered in another race at Tropical Park following a Miami Springs purse showing.

Miami Fla Ben Jones Whirlaway Warren Wright Miami Springs Tropical Park

First no hitter of the season for Morgantown Highs in win

Bennett Jaynes pitched Morgantown Highs to a 2 1 victory over Forest City as New York reports the season’s first no hitter. The piece also notes bids to induct Smoky Joe Wood and coverage of Mike Jacobs shifting broadcasts, plus boxing and golf tidbits from around sports.

New York Bennett Jaynes Morgantown N. C Forest City Smoky Joe’ Wood Mike Jacobs Hatter Razor Maker

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