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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1938

Page

9

Engineers Win Second Straight Amarillo College Intramural Trophy

Intramural athletics at Amarillo College under R. P. Carter grew popular with about 70 percent participation. The Engineers clinched their second consecutive championship after a year of multi sport competition, finishing ahead of the Biz Ads Pre-Laws Science Club and Faculty.

Amarillo College R. P. Carter Engineers Cullen Crain Alfred Nimmo Sacred Heart Gymnasium Gladys Bullock John Garvey Science Club Pre-Laws Biz Ads David Haymes Paul Wolfe Jim Daley Dick Ross Charles Davis Bill Anderson Bob Drexler Lawrence Beyer J. B. Raffkind Tom Armstrong Pre-Law Carter Amarillo New Jersey

Cummings and Hartay Set For Main Event At Mat Arena

Grapplers Cummings and Hartay meet in the headline wrestling card at the National Guard Armory on Thursday night promoter Dutch Mantell promises a winner earns a future match vs Andy Tremaine. Tremaine recently defeated both challengers and faces Billy Davis in the semi final while Soldier Thomas hosts Blacksmith Pedigo in the curtain raiser. Ringside tickets available at City Drug Store.

Bob Cummings George Hartay Grapplers Deluxe National Guard Armory Dutch Mantell Andy Tremaine Arizona Tremaine Cock of the Walk Hartay Cummings Billy Davis Houstonian Andy Davis Soldier Thomas Pedigo City Drug Store Polk Street

Census shows 192 more scholastics in Amarillo ISD

The Amarillo Independent School District census completed today shows an increase of 192 scholastics from 1937. There are 9,872 school children, up from 9,680, yielding $22 per student and a total of $217,184 for 1938-39. County results to be announced soon.

Amarillo Independent School District W. D. Westbay Carl G. Clifft

Twilight Softball League opens as players discuss field concerns

Approximately 175 tired businessmen, members of 10 Twilight Softball teams, opened the league with five games. Ground roughness prompts a push to level the diamonds south of Wolflin Park with road graders. A polo note and a women's mallet exhibition highlight Sunday events at the Tri-State Fair.

Diamonds Wolflin Park League

Richard Anderson Gels 3 Year Suspended Sentence

Richard Anderson pleaded guilty in 47th district court to burglary and received a three year suspended sentence.

Richard Anderson Gels Richard Anderson 47Th District Court

Armstrong is Taking Over Ross' Place in May 26 Bout

The piece notes heavy betting on Henry Armstrong to beat Barney Ross on May 26 with Armstrong rising in public favor. It discusses Armstrong’s rapid knockout-run, weight shifts between 126 and 135 pounds, and plans to enter Pompton Lakes at 136 to face Ross, while cautions about overbuilding him with extra weight and highlights trainer Harry and manager Eddie Meade.

Howard Lynch Amarillo High School Howard Lexington Barney Ross Henry Armstrong Ross Armstrong Baby Arizmendi California Arizmendi Henry Harry Pompton Lakes Eddie Meade

Lost sorrel Shetland pony found at Lipscomb Street home

A sorrel paint Shetland pony is reported missing and located at J. E. Price’s residence, 115 Lipscomb Street. Owners may reclaim by identifying the pony. Separate note states nationwide annual crime cost around $10,000,000.

Lipscomb Street J. E. Price United States

Schmeling Trains For Louis Bout In New York

Max Schmeling began workouts in Speculator New York as he prepares for a scheduled heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis set for June 22 in New York. He praised his past performance and received a large welcome in Amsterdam before heading to a hunting lodge with trainer Max Mahhon and manager Joe Jacobs.

Joe Louis New York Schmeling Adirondack James J. Braddock Amsterdam Teuton Max Mahhon Joe Jacobs Jacobs Max

Laundrymen and Panhandle Laundry win in Jaycee Softball

Panhandle Laundry defeats Laundrymen 18 to 2 and Borden's beats Magnolia 10 to 5 in last night’s games. Keeling Gulf loses 18 to 2, Magnolia falls 5 to 10. Standings show Air-Speed, Texaco, Borden's, Panhandle Laundry leading with Keeling Gulf and First Christian near bottom.

Panhandle Laundry Borden Jaycee Keeling Gulf Borden's Magnolia Keeling and Culpepper DeGrassi and Graham OLR Ig Osae Maxwell Kendrick Glenn Black W. Club L. Pet Texaco

Santa Fe Veteran Injured in Fall

Sam Canouse veteran Santa Fe engine foreman fractured his leg this morning after a fall from the top of a freight car while working on top.

Santa Fe Sam Canouse Canouse

Port Parade Preview of Ross Armstrong Title Fight

United Press reports Sam Pian arguing six pounds difference between Barney Ross and Henry Armstrong means little in the welterweight title bout. Pian notes Ross’s size, training at Ferndale, and public optimism about Ross while Armstrong is praised for finishing opponents. Copyright 1938 United Press.

James Joyce Sam Pian Barney Ross Henry Armstrong Ross Barney Armstrong Henry Pian Ferndale Willie K. Roundheels United Press

Train Yard Accident Sees Veteran Worker Hurt

An elderly Santa Fe yardman, Canouse, was struck while a car coupled to a train in the yards. The coupling failed and Canouse fell to the ground. He has worked at the yards since 1911 and was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital by Griggs and Sons ambulance.

Canouse Santa Fe Northwest Texas Hospital N. 8 Griggs and Sons Ambulance

Twilight Softball League Opens 1938 Pennant Race

The Twilight Softball League launched its 1938 season with all ten teams in five prairie games south of Wolflin Park. Southwestern Drug beat Ross Shoe Shop 17 to 7. Carlton-Florey defeated the Hub Clothiers 12 to 8. Radford Grocery topped Maxor Drug 18 to 8. San Jacinto Independents beat San Jacinto Met?odists 15 to 2. Phillips Petroleum defeated Dekex 29 to 8 as darkness halted the Phillips game after 6 runs in the seventh.

Twilight Wolflin Park Southwestern Drug Ross Shoe Shop Carlton-Florey Hub Clothiers Radford Grocery Maxor Drug San Jacinto Independents Carlton-Florey Accee Ween San Jacinto Indaaee Phillips Petroleum Eheee Hub Clothiers San Jacinto Meth Weleabey San Jacinto Methodists Dekex

Donald Budge Shows Improved Form For Summer

New York May 18 Donald Budge practicing at Forest Hills for his European tour appears sharper and more vigorous as he aims to win all summer titles including the Davis Cup. He backs this with a powerful backhand and improved forehand while training with Gene Mako. Local experts expect Budge to beat Vines and Perry when he turns pro next winter. Von Cramm’s withdrawal does not alter the Davis Cup outlook.

New York Don Budge Forest Hills Antipodes Auckland N. Z Ellsworth Vines Gene Mako Ian Mako Vines Fred Perry Baron Gottfried von Cramm Budge von Cramm

Texas League Results and Standings Snapshot

Texas League results show Oklahoma City 5 Beaumont 2 in ten innings while Dallas beat Shreveport 7 4 and Fort Worth defeated Houston 3 1. Standings list San Antonio 20 11 645 and Beaumont 18 16 548 leading.

Oklahoma City Beaumont Dallas Shreveport Fort Worth Houston Tulsa San Antonio Fob Vies Ae Ovcess

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