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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
9
Hardin won in straight sets 7-5 5-7 6-0 after trailing 4-1 in the opening set. Jock Laing defeated Bill 8-5 6-0. Coach Al Reville stated the top player in the round robin will be his district three representative as play continues this week.
The Maverick Club cagers bowed out in two games of a three game set against Phillips High School squads. The 16 year old Mavericks closed their season with a 40 to 29 win over the visitors while Phillips claimed the other two games by narrow margins. Referee Jens Cearley officiated the affairs.
First place honors went to Miss Betty Bemler and Miss Jackie Parker from Amarillo High School clothing classes. Second place to Miss Rosemary Allen and Miss Mildred Timmons, with other placers Kathleen Brown Marjorie Watson Macred Fesser and Frankie Turner. Teacher Mrs. Elizabeth Fry directed the show with visitors Mrs. Gladys Armstrong and Miss Helen Worley observing.
In New York on March 29 coach Henry Iba of Oklahoma A&M said his team will use a new cup defense to pressure George Mikan and DePaul's Demons in the Red Cross game for the mythical national title. He believes the Cowboys may have the trick to stop Mikan.
The column shares reader notes from Tack Letters including a necklace reward offer from Geraldine Farris at 1802 North Arthur, puppy and record player requests, a lost chiffon scarf near Amarillo Center and Lamar, and Mrs. F. C. Quarles traveling to visit hospital patient sister-in-law in Lubbock.
In Udine region Primo Carnera former world heavyweight champion fought German soldiers in a bar when they harassed his wife. He knocked several soldiers unconscious and was arrested by the Gestapo. Carnera had prior anti fascist partisan ties but was released by Mussolini.
Amarillo High School competes in intra mural boxing at the Great Plains Relays hosted by West Lexas State College on Buffalo Field scheduled for March 31.
Put and Take Grocery tops Reager's Market 2 to 1 as Reeves, Johnson and Webb lead with scores above 400. Kilough and Davies suffer. Diamond Shop dominates Kilough with 587 by Caplan and 480 by Maddock. Amarillo Garage claims strong 579 by Hinkamp. Ritchey's Cafe posts 474 by Hughes while Panhandle Insurance fields multiple scorers.
VISITS MRS. MC DANIEL F B MCGOUGH of Winslow Ariz left yesterday after visiting his mother Mrs A J McDaniel 107 Alabama
Mrs B F Harper of 1819 Polk Street travels to Hot Springs New Mexico to aid her sister Mrs Maude Smith who is in critical condition at Meyers Sanitarium after an automobile accident. At Tucumcari she is joined by her daughter Mrs E C Mitcham.
Mrs. John Gilkerson of 1107 West Nineteenth returned home Thursday after visiting her sister Mrs. R. B. Tyson in Higgins. Drucilla Bobbie Ann and Mrs. T F Burk of Dumas were guests yesterday of Mrs. T J Dodson while shopping in Amarillo. Mrs. Toline Brown and daughters plan to visit Mrs. Hackley’s parents after returning from Perryton.
Bert F. La Brucherie, a Los Angeles high school coach, was appointed UCLA football coach succeeding Babe Horrell who resigned March 1. The UCLA Board unanimously approved a three year contract after a four and a half hour meeting. The salary was not announced.
Middleweight Buddy Wilkinson and welterweight Dave Dickson will represent the Amarillo Golden Sands in the Shamrock High School Boxing Tournament set for Thursday through Saturday. Both fighters won their high school weight division in the Globe News Golden Gloves Tournament.
A sensational home remedy promises rapid fat loss using four ounces of Barcel Concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice and two heaping tablespoons twice daily. It guarantees money back if no results and claims to reshape neck, arms, abdomen and hips with quick, dramatic improvements.
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