Cunningham's Column Reflects Baseball and College Hopes in 1941
The column surveys baseball news from Hank Greenberg to Ted Williams trades and Frank Frisch's ejection, notes U S draft effects on spring football at Penn, Cornell, Fordham, and Boston College, and predicts Lefty Grove's pursuit of 300 wins. It also touches Joe Louis versus Buddy Baer rumors, Army Notre Dame game hype, and possible Dartmouth Notre Dame coaching shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Greenberg
Chips
Detroit
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Frank Frisch
Heave-Head
Olsen and Johnson
Boston Braves
Frisch
Will Klem
Mr. Frisch
Mr. Klem
Yale
Ballyhoo
Penn
Cornell
Fordham
Boston College
Bill Bevan
Dartmouth
Tulane
New Orleans Greenies
Eagles
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Boston
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Philadelphia
Lefty
Lefty Grove
Red Sam
St. Louis
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
National Capital
Baer
Leahy
Swords Points
Red Blaik
Notre Dame
Plains Chevrolet wins Maverick League playoffs at Louie's
The Maverick League playoffs at Louie's conclude with Plains Chevrolet in first, Oriental Cleaners second, Old Louis Hunter third, Troy Laundry fourth, Ohio National Life fifth, Yellow Cab sixth, Amarillo Hardware and Furr Pood tied for seventh. Neely of Haley Furniture posts 599 with 200 188 211. Maxor Drug beats Haley Furniture 2626 to 2617. Hudson and Major Drug post 598. Zales Jewelry dominates at Amarillo Bowl led by Stidger 523 and Mooreland 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Plains Chevrolet
Oriental Cleaners
Old Louis Hunter
Troy Laundry
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Yellow Cab Company
Amarillo Hardware Company
Furr Pood
Neely
Haley Furniture Company
Maxor Drug Company
Haley Purniture Company
Louie's
Hudson
Amarillo Bowl
Zales Jewelry
Stidger
Mooreland
Cleveland
Peter
Chicago
Newark
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Amarillo
St Louis
Montgomery Bush
Monroe
New York
Reynolds Hill
Crider
DeCario
BORG
Clovis
Garland
Hutto
Rodriguez
Aol
Ling
Schmidt Beaumont
Dalia
United Press
BIG Spring
Mai
Agi Horaton
Tulsa
Lubbock
Hon
Dallas
Houston
Wichita Falls
Adams
Gregory Dallas
Pran Antonio M
Maxorrus
Capitol
Borger ' Ad Ala Fort Worth
Blanchard Veree
Cascarelli
Dallas Weetres
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Beadle
McCaslin
Haley Aseeee
Borger
Clovis Crittenden Ane
Ohio
Ecnele
Glover
Boxwell Bros Bragg
Pittsburgh
Cain
Forister
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boxwell
Ruebenstahl
Defi Neely
Alien
Weymouth
Blackstone
Sae
McFarland
Wilson
Histrom
Bleakney
Allison i
Everett sacco oe +e
Eas
National Shirt
Harris Beasese
Ausmus
Shaw-Graves Cleaners
Thomas Pees
Rieger
Platzheim
Tolzien
Dowell
Parkinson Tree
Army-Navy
Business Men's League
Hub Clothiers International Harvester
Smith Reeds Tepveces
Elder
Co. Teas
Brown
Epstein
Smith
Fenberg
Womble Tee
Fletcher Oe
Fleharty Peeeene
Hullum
Miller Ttt
Pixley
Heath Furniture
Head Covevonaes
Gleason
Miller
Blind
Kelly Tee
Ayerson
Newburn
Standings and Results From Yesterday in West Ten American League
Yesterday results show Washington 5 Detroit 4 and Philadelphia 7 St Louis 3 in the West. Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Chicago 3 Boston 2 also reported, with standings reflecting these outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Nickel and Church Reach Across Vast Regions
The text notes 1939 figures of 256 million pounds and world nickel consumption. It states the Catholic Archdiocese of New York covers over 5,000 square miles and includes 10 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Archdiocese of
New York
Roundup includes 160 players in National Open and more chess
New York May 14 The Special News Service notes talk of Del Baker vs Charlie Dressen as top signal snatchers. Belmont Stakes ride likely for Whirl Away with George Woolf. NC tennis claims national record 51 straight wins since 1938 plus 203–6–2 under coach John Renfield. Mutual tickets worth 5203.20 uncashed at Jamaica meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special News Service
U. of North Carolina
John Renfield
Jamaica
Tigers
Dick Bartell
del Baker
Buddy Baer
Joe Louis
Mrs J R Brown Wins Ladies Golf Tournament
The Municipal Golf Ladies held rounds yesterday with Mrs J R Brown taking first and Mrs Fr H Aderton finishing second. A fing tournament awarded the least points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Municipal Golf
Fr. H Aderton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Cunningham
Cunningham
Bert
West Tenas
Globe-News
Soil “Conservation League
Pleasant Valley Feed & Lumber Asters Ogt
Willis Bebrerees
Reitman
Ompton
Butterfield
Dale Errr Rere
Borer Table Supply Gassers Hughes
Baker
Molyneaux
Voth
Menninger
Watson
Hobson
Henson
Acrows
Neweas Hardware
Alexander
Nugent
Eee
Roark
Owens
Reynolds Dees Ni
Sellers
Dobkins
Reinholt
Quackenbush
Pavillard
Zale's Jewelry Cas A Sims
Taylor
Borrvenunane
Eis Merrill
Watkins
Furr Food
Ziegler
Myrick Veces
Wood Aoe
Robertson
Winterseae
Halliburton
Manson
Rude Aieeseee
Amarillo Hardware Co Herrington
Campbell
Punter Jordan
Hargrave
Wells Ae
Prien
Ae Aa
Ohio National Life Graves
Zanohi Br. Ny
Hickenbottom
Newby
Dial
Eddie Brietz
John Mooney
Salt Lake City
Clark Griff
Washington Monument
George
Coney Island
South Sea
Freeman
Ehub
Polk
Yocum Bros
Reading
Chae Ojame
New Freemans
Dallas- Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Terriers
Grant
Uris
Chevrolet
East 4Th Street
Bond
Kentucky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!