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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1942

Page

11

Dallas Reinforcements Boost Rebels In Doubleheader Sweep

Dallas Rebels add Dick Korte and Al Fisher, boosting offense as Fisher belts a homer in a 4-3 win to seal the second game. Merv Connors also homers in Dallas 6-1 opener as Beaumont Expands lead. Tulsa and Oklahoma City split two tight games.

United Press Now George Schepps Dallas Rebels Rebels Shepps Dick Korte Little Rock al Fisher Knoxville Korte Fisher Dallas Fort Worth Merv Connors Beaumont Exporters San Antonio Tulsa Oklahoma City Les Muller Stub Overmire Jerry Witte Missions Beaumont Henry Wyse Earl Jones Clay Touchstone Doyle Mizel Platt Jack Christensen Oilers Singleton Houston Buffs Shreveport Verne Williamson Jackie Brillheart Daii Clay Paul Dean

Cardinals Manager Denies Alarm Over Slow Start

New York May 18 U P Billy Southworth manager of the St Louis Cardinals defends his club amid Brooklyn's early pace in the National League pennant race. He urges patience saying the Cardinals will rebound quickly and notes the Dodgers are not as strong as current standings imply. He plans to reshuffle the lineup with Bob Plattner at short and may use Johnny Hopp as soon as his thumb heals.

New York U.P Brooklyn Billy Southworth St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Southworth Dodgers

Tack Letters edition notices and classifieds blurbs

A collection of reader notices and classifieds: a reward offer for a found item, requests for work from a practical nurse and a schoolgirl, kittens to give away, a teenager seeking after school child care work, a colored girl seeking maid work, a glasses find near 14th Avenue and Pierce.

Johnson St Cleveland Street Sylvia Lee Hamilton Madison St Tam Tack 14Th Avenue Pierce

Nazis Claim 17 Allied Ships Sunk

German high command announced in a special communique that submarines had sunk 17 enemy merchant ships totaling 105000 tons and damaged two others in American waters. The successes were off the U S east coast Caribbean Sea and the Mississippi estuary.

Berlin United States Caribbean Mississippi

Wide World Sports Roundup Highlights Pitching Oddities

New York May 18 A roundup from Hugh Fullerton Jr. covers Tito Torcoletti at Gunter Field who learned to pitch both sides and boxes on days off. Angott Stolz clash dubbed by Galento. Chicago Philadelphia rivals vie for end of season double features. Yale prep football signings Howie Odell Bernie Bierman Jr Emery Larson. Salt Lake City mayor Al Jenkins bids charity run at Bonneville. Dodgers strong against NL arms with eight of ten starters yielding runs. Rip Sewell story and punchline about his son Jimmy at Pittsburgh.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Corp Tito Torcoletti Gunter Field Ala Elmer Salter Tito Torcoletti Angott-Stolz Tony Galento Angott Howie Odell Yale Bernie Bierman Minnesota Emery Larson Lawrenceville al Jenkins Salt Lake City Bonneville Salt Flats Dodgers

Patriotic profits plan aims to fund army and navy relief

The Big Ten approved a fund raising plan diverting football revenue above costs to army and navy relief, with support from Notre Dame and other leaders. Major John L Griffith framed the move as a peak of preparedness, noting schools host enlisted unit training in gymnasiums to avoid new cantonments.

Chicago Big Ten Army and Navy South Bend Frank Leahy Notre Dame Jimmy Hagen Pittsburgh John L Griffith

Weight of 4 Camp Blanding Soldiers Exceeds Half a Ton

Four Camp Blanding soldiers with combined weight of 1059 pounds are introduced as the army’s new, unusually large recruits. John A Baker of Deland is 6 feet 4 inches and 262 pounds, Louis Cadden of Miami 6 feet 3 inches 264 pounds, Jack Vibert of Ft. Pierce 6 feet 3 1/2 inches 274 pounds, John Aylward of Silver Springs 5 feet 9 inches 273 pounds. Chest measurements range 48 to 50 inches.

Camp Blanding Fla Quartermaster Department Army Buddies John A. Baker Deland Louis Cadden Miami Jack Vibert Ft. Pierce John Aylward Silver Springs

Amarillo Nine Edge Hubbers In 17 14 Skewed Tilt

The Gold Sox outslugged Lubbock 17 to 14 in a windy, sunblind Western League game. Dutch Prather hit a three run homer, Stephenson also connected for a big drive, while Amarillo rallyed with six runs in the seventh to seize control before holding off late Lubbock pressure.

Dutch Prather Hubbers Lubbockites Sox Amarilloans Lubbock Lads Joe Stephenson Vince Castino Leon Cato Lee Gardner Lubbock Abrhpore Riturna Ocoee Iru Antonss Aus Ama Ose Castino Altenburg If Knight Jenders Reynolds Stephenson c Vrabiiko Bergerson Hinbess Amarillo Poae Cato Tecewesece Otey Aed Hargrove If Pao Oo Gardner Prather Moore Ce Tenorio Pruitt Bergerson Vrablik Yarbrough Bailey Gunter

Munger Wins Corsicana Golf Final in Dallas Showdown

In Corsicana the tenth annual Corsicana golf tourney final ended 1 up in favor of Jack Munger over Bill Skeeter in a 27 hole match. Skeeter defeated Leonard White 1 up in the morning and Munger beat David Goldman on the 19th green to claim the title. Defense bonds awarded across flights. In Orlando Rollins College 1942 football players enlist as Marine officer candidates under a plan for later assignment after degree completion.

Corsicana Orlando Fla Rollins College U. S

Savold Nova set for heavyweight showdown in Washington

Boxing veteran Lee Savold, 26, from Des Moines, is back in top form after years of ups and downs and a three-year layoff. He faces Lou Nova in a heavyweight bout in Washington on Thursday, with Nova coming off a single punch defeat to Joe Louis last summer. Also notes on Notre Dame football under Frank Leahy and other golf and baseball headlines.

U. S Jack Guenther United Press New York Lee Savold Lou Nova Washington The Des Moines Nova Joe Louis Joe Petritz Irish Notre Dame

Leaping Frog Lands Film Contract In Calaveras Jump

Sugar the blue eyed frog owned by Beverly Fischer of Stockton earned a film contract after leaping 17 feet 3 inches in the Calaveras County contest inspired by Mark Twain. Bally Bally IT owned by Louis Robinson took second with 11 feet 10 inches while Private Jackie Coogan’s entry hopped four feet four inches.

Leaping Frog Angels Camp Cal Sugar Hollywood Beverly Fischer Stockton Calaveras County Mark Twain Jumping Frog

Jell tosses no hitter in Pioneer League game

Tony Jell of Twin Falls pitched a rare no hitter to beat Pocatello 4 to 2. He struck out 11, issued seven walks, threw a wild pitch and hit four batters in the game. He is right handed not left.

Pocatello Idaho Tony Jell Twin Falls

Johnny Rigney Wins Last One Before Joining the Navy

White Sox right hander Johnny Rigney, 27, pitched a three hit game in the nightcap to beat the Washington Senators 4 to 3, his last major league appearance before enlisting in the Navy. Ted Lyons won the first game 7 to 1 as Chicago stretched a six game winning streak and remained near seventh place in the AL.

Johnny Rigney U. S. Navy Austin Bealmear Associated Press Chicago White Sox Sam Dorothy Comiskey White Sox Johnny Washington Senators Ted Lyons Rigney Bobby Estatella Washington Navy

Night Baseball May Be Out in New York

Police acting on military orders moved to blackout all ballparks and stadiums in the New York metropolitan area for the duration. Mayor LaGuardia announced regulations banning floodlighting for sports events unless reflections could be controlled, implying night baseball may be halted. Giants and Dodgers faced a Friday decision. potential revenue loss for 14 night home games ranged from $100,000 to $250,000. Dodgers president Larry MacPhail hoped reflective glare could be managed to allow games.

New York LaGuardia New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Polo Grounds Larry MacPhail Dodgers

Black Sox Nine Triumph Over Wellington 5-2

The Amarillo Black Sox defeated the Wellington Cats 5 to 2 yesterday at Wellington. Joe Scott in right field led the offense with a triple a double and a single driving in runs and sparking his teammates to the win.

Black Sox Wellington Amarillo Black Sox Wellington Cats Joe Scott Amarillo Negros

Washing cretonne slip covers in bran water

A newspaper note explains that soaking cretonne slip covers in bran water helps retain color and longevity. The tip suggests Bran water acts as a natural color stabilizer for fabrics.

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