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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1944

Page

5

Boston Braves trio and Tobin all classified 1-A in draft

Nate Andrews Jim Tobin and Al Javery the Braves top three pitchers last season were all placed 1-A in the draft. Manager Bob Coleman said he would not forecast the team’s NL chances until physical exams are completed. Tobin was reclassified 1-A and ordered to pre-induction exams on the 25th.

Wallingford Conn Nate Andrews Jim Tobin al Javery Boston Braves Bob Coleman Tobin Andrews

Amarillo City Bowling Tourney Opens Saturday Night

The Amarillo City Bowling Association sponsors a handicap tournament at the Amarillo Bowl starting Saturday night at 7 30 with team play Saturday and doubles and singles Sunday. Entrance is 1 50 per man per event and the deadline is Friday night.

Amarillo City Amarillo Bowl Amarillo

Surprise Quints Clash for Red Cross Title at Garden

Utah and St John s, two major underdogs, meet at Madison Square Garden in a national championship game for the Red Cross. Utah upset Dartmouth 42 to 40 in overtime to claim the N C A A title before 14 990 fans, while St John s toppled De Paul 47-39 to win the National Vision tournament.

New York Utah St. John’s Madison Square Garden Red Cross Dartmouth the Garden de Paul

Banner Bowl Metropolis League Bowling Scores Summary

Metropolitan League bowling results show Reager's Market defeating Put & Take Grocery 3 to 0 with scores 727 681 658 to 775 840 774. Fourth Sub-Depot loses 0 to Palo Duro Market 683 723 781 to 758 829 830. Southwestern Drug defeats Diamond Shop 3 to 0 with 863 827 872 to 781 768 788. Individual honors: Cable of Southwestern Drug 237 178 153.

Reager’s Market Put & Take Grocery Palo Duro Fourth Sub-Depot Southwestern Drug Diamond Shop Cable

Sports matches and honors round-up

Operations 2 beat Works Accounting two to one with scores 750 856 737 over 784 723 766. Ordnance defeated Safety two to one 728 806 851 to 764 749 860. Stores 1 lost to Operations 1 two to one 707 775 788 to 709 691 768. Personnel triumphed over Payroll three to zero 753 694 747 to 730 671 699. Stores 2 forfeited to Pan texans three to zero 782 799 689. Individual honors go to Milligan of Operations 2 with 193 180 184-547.

Stores Pantexans Milligan

Senators at Camp In Fine Form Led by Carrasquel Ullrich

Alex Carrasquel and Santiago Ullrich showed sharp pitching as Washington Senators beat rookies 5 to 0 in a camp game. Mickey Guerra Robert Ortiz and Luis Suarez contributed timely hitting to keep Ossie Bluege in cheerful mood.

College Park U.P Alex Carrasquel Santiago Ullrich Mickey Guerra Robert Ortiz Luis Suarez Ossie Bluege Washington Senators Carrasquel Ullrich Guerra Ortiz Suarez

Yankees plug gaps with Milosevich Phillips and Zuber

The New York Yankees added Mike Milosevich and Jack Phillips from farm clubs to cover roster gaps. Milosevich is a third baseman in the draft due to a war plant job, Phillips has been accepted for military service but not yet called, and pitcher Harold Zuber reported with a likely 1-A reclassification. Meanwhile Ted Cieslak impressed in his Phillies debut, hitting a homer in his first at bat in a 3 2 win for the rookies.

Atlantic City N. J New York Yankees Mike Milosevich Kansas City Jack Phillips Newark Milosevich Phillips Harold Zuber

All-Star City League Night Faces Ex-Sandies in Amarillo Gym

Glyndon Riley and Leroy Hardgrove headline an All-Star quintet from seven City Victory League losers to face the Ex-Sandies, 1944 City League champions, in a charity game at Amarillo College Gym. Proceeds fund a trophy for the league winners. The 8 PM tipoff.

Amarillo College City Victory Sandies George Gray Amarillo Ed Nelson Dumas Thomas Murphy Benny Audleson McClanahan Norman Higgins Rufus Graves Higgins Graves Dick Wiggins Sanford Edquist John Bob Watts Golden Sandie Joe Franklin Mark Taylor Ed Gill Billy Lynch

Golfers at Pantex Plan In-House Weekend Match

Pantex Ordnance Plant Recreation Committee adds golf to outdoor program. Fiscal and Plant Protection Departments set a Sunday afternoon match at Ross Rogers Municipal Course among top Panhandle players. Teams include J W Carlson with W O Carlson vs Fred Calhoun and G R Lawrence, and others in a three point format across 18 holes.

Pantex Ordnance Plant Recreation Committee Panhandle Amarillo Ross Rogers Municipal J. W. Carlson W. O. Carlson Fred Calhoun G. R. Lawrence H. G. Johnson J. E. Kirkpatrick Joe Stensons R. S. Phillips C. M. Robertson J. S. Marchant Frank Moore J. D. Webster C. Hatchett J Reeves L. E. Bates Bill Honey

Mighty Mites Ready for Amarillo Tournament Finals

In Amarillo High School Boxing Tournament 90 pound class finals feature Charles Hagerton and Bobby Connors. Hagerton seeks another win after two decisive bouts while Connors, a newcomer, already beat Bill Elliott. Show starts 8:30 p.m. at the High School Armory with eleven titles on the line and admission 50 cents ringside, 35 cents adults, 25 cents students.

Bobby Connors James Bowlin Jimmy Hamilton William Todd Johnny Mitchem Claus Webb Joe Sharp Sonny McGinley Don Mulky Eugene Tate Ossie Ballard Morris Watson

Amarillo Sports Card Promises Evening Action Across Venues

Ex Sandies meet Victory League All Stars at Amarillo College Gym at 8 P.M. Golf events include a Women’s Luncheon and Tournament at Amarillo Country Club and Municipal Men’s Day at Ross Rogers Course. Bowling features Civic League at Victory Alleys and Texaco League at Banner Bowl. Boxing features Amarillo High School Tournament at the High School Armory at 8:30 P.M. Saturday action at Victory Alleys.

Sandies Amarillo College Amarillo Country Club Amarillo Municipal Ross Rogers Course Bowling Civic League Victory Bowling Texaco League Banner Bowl Ladies Pioneer League Victory Alleys Amarillo

Gene Moore Joins St. Louis Browns In Pinch Hit Move

CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo March 29 The St Louis Browns acquire Outfielder Gene Moore a top pinch hitter to replace catcher Angelo Giuliani who is sidelined by a back injury The deal follows the trade sending Rick Ferrell to the Washington Senators and Moore hit over .600 as a pinch hitter for Washington last season Y A Tittle will attend Louisiana State University after high school graduation scheduled for spring with enrollment planned in June.

Cape Girardeau U.P St. Louis Browns Gene Moore Rick Ferrell Washington Senators Moore Washington Browns Angelo Giuliani L. 8. A. Marshall Texas Y. A. Tittle Marshall High School Louisiana State University Tittle

Rayburn Says Roosevelt Likely to Be Renominated

Speaker Sam Rayburn told reporters that President Roosevelt will be renominated by acclamation unless he declares he will not accept a fourth term. Rayburn arrived for a Jackson Day dinner in Los Angeles and will speak again in San Francisco. Tea in China was used as medicine until about 500 years ago.

Los Angeles Sam Rayburn National House of Representatives Roosevelt California San Francisco China

Robert Moses Groves Visits Connie's Nine

Frederick Maryland March 2 The Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack welcomed left hander Robert Moses Grove to training camp in a surprise visit Grove said he is through and will stay away from the team He toured the camp and was invited to wear his old uniform while Frank Juliano another player left camp after reclassification to 1 A

Frank Juliano

Dodgers Grooming Chipman For Ace Left Hander

Chipman, Montreal veteran with 15 wins and seven losses, is being groomed as Brooklyn's top left handed ace despite 4 F malaria. He says his arm is strong and he can make the majors. Giants manager Mel Ott weighs 17-year-old Carroll Lockman for a regular outfield spot with Jersey City roots.

Bear Mountain N. Y Bob Chipman Montreal Brooklyn Dodger Lakewood N. J U.P Mel Ott New York Giants Carroll Lockman Jersey City

Red Sox still short of pitchers in camp in Baltimore

In Baltimore on March 29 the Boston Red Sox faced a pitcher shortage with six outfielders sent to be used in pitching drills by Joe Cronin. New arrivals include outfielders George Metkovich and Leon Culberson as the club adjusts its spring work.

Baltimore Boston Red Sox Joe Cronin George Metkovich Leon Culberson

Too Cold For Em. Track Team Preps for White Deer Meet

Windswept weather kept the Golden Sandies in light practice as they prepare for the White Deer Invitational Track Meet this Saturday. Coach Howard Lynch leads the team, aiming to improve on last Friday in Lubbock, with entrants from Pampa Claude Canadian White Deer and Panhandle. Team trophies and individual ribbons await winners.

White Deer Howard Lynch Lubbock Pampa Claude Panhandle

Amarillo Bowling Schedule Mentions Leagues and Venues

The list notes bowling league events at Ross Rogers Course Amarillo Bowl Banner Bowl and Victory Alleys with times 8 15 PM 7 30 PM and 7 15 PM plus a Classic Scratch enum at Banner Bowl and a Ladies Classic Thai at Amarillo Bowl WV. It also mentions John Jay the first Chief Justice of the United States who served six years.

Victory John Jay United States

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