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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1941

Page

4

Two Middleweight Contenders Vie For World Title In Boston

Cunningham's Column notes Ken Overlin and Billy Soose battled for the middleweight crown on a wartime Boston Common stage. Spectators heard a riot of sound as a lone, poorly dressed man delivered a shocking right hand blow amid a crowd of hatless onlookers while a patriotic anthem filled the air.

Ken Overlin Billy Soose New York Mr. Loose Calaboose Jersey Pollu France Orchid Min Georges Carpentier Paris Dempsey Louis Jim Braddock Boston St. Petersburg

Dallas Rebels Keep Becker and Mort In Lineup Dilemma

Dallas Rebels manager Wally Dashiell and president George Schepps face a pinch as slugger Heinz Becker and first baseman Roy Mort clash over fielding positions. Becker leads the league with a .375 batting average while Mort, returning from a broken thumb, wants out of the outfield, leaving Schepps and Dashiell to decide whether to retain both players and risk an unhappy balance in the Texas League club.

Heinz Becker Dan Roy Mort Mort Becker Wally Henna Schepps Dashiell Wally Dashiell

Lineman Howes tops Amarillo Bowl week with 533 series

Industrial League action at Amarillo Bowl features Howes of Builders' Supply posting a 533 series and 205 game while Cal Johnson Texaco Service Station and Builders' Supply split, with Deadwiley adding a 514 for second high. In Louie's Alleys weekend bowl action, Thomas leads for Cunningham Floral against Borger Carbonettes with a 507 series. Hickman adds 472 for next high.

Thomas Cunningham Floral Company Louie's Alleys Borger Carbonettes Hickman Salome's Shear Kerr Gul Wrymouth SohnsseUhad Covat Dil Speer Drue Crumsavih Otten Hamrick Buckley Jic Howes Builders’ Supply Cal Johnson Texaco Deadwiley Cas Johnson Texaco Service McGuire Green Ice As Caer Setherlin Reeves Johnson Builders’ Supply Hobson Hallum Moore Nelson

Dizzy Dean struggles as Cubs coach amid jokes and plans

New York reports Dizzy Dean grappling with his Cubs coaching role and asking Cholly Grimm about baseball humor. The column surveys recent sports chatter including player signings, prize fights results, and humorous notes about stars, with brief mentions of Wilhelm Hess and others.

New York Dizzy Dean Cubs Cholly Grimm Wilson Lew Jenkin Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Dark Horse Petty Scalzo Phil Swick Milwaukee Turkey Thompson Tony Musto Los Angeles Sammy Angotti Lenny Mancini Cleveland Pete Lewis U. of Alabama Red Sox

Gold Sox Split Doubleheader

The Gold Sox split a doubleheader in a West Texas New Mexico League weekend with Big Spring losses dropping them to second place while Lamesa and Lubbock jockey for third. The Sox beat Lubbock 9 8 and 6 5, with Fulenwider and Tenorio homering, Chamness Carlson and Risinger sharing pitching duties. Tonight they face Pampa on the road in the three game set, then host Big Spring.

Borger Gassers Big Spring Big Springers Goliath Berger Pampa Lamesa Lubbock Wichita Falls Clovis Gold Sox Hubbers Sox Chamness Carlson Risinger Fulenwider Tenorio Adamitis Oix Nagle Taylor Gianarelli Schmidt Lucas Barracks Schmidt Pruitt Amarillo Carlo Chamness Spyker Castino Dorman DeCarlo Vrablik Grabek Myers Monroe Hart Eee P Bush Grab Reynolds Consar Bennett Borger Hausman Rodriguez Ramsdell Zigelman Clu Wichita Fall

Bowling Dope Amarillo Bowl METROPOLITAN LEAGUE standings

League tabulation lists teams and records for the Amarillo Bowling association. Entries include Badeer-Herting, Pepsi-Cola, Enochs-Kinnery, Pinkney Sales, Amarilla Laundry, Cas Johnson Service, Panhandle Specialty, Caterpillar Tractors, and others with W L and percentages. The page reflects multiple divisions including Ladies Classic and Men’s Scratch with various clubs and sponsors.

W. L Pet Badeer-Herting ROG Southwestern Drug Pepsi-Cola Piast Philips Enochs-Kinnery Catt Enkins Industrial League Pinkney Sales Amarilla Laundry Cas Johnson Service Minneapolis-Moline Bouilders’ Supply Panhandle Specialty LEA Simmons Meat Co Harvey Southworth Nelson Drug Pahiadece Lone Pees Coca-Cola Niskelri Cos Aoe Ane Caterpillar Tractors Rheaslee Hat Shop Guarantee Mutual Ins Allen's Smart Shoes Wom St .-Graves Capitol Liquor Store Autry's Studios Sciences SIS Wilson's Bakerite Builders’ Supply Ohio Natl Life Tins, Co Furr Food Super Market Panhandle Lumber Pioneer Mann's Bread Griges Chapel Ransom's Cate Businessmen's League Pleasant Valley Zale’s Heath Furniture

Army To Keep Oliver From National Open

Corporal Ed Porky Oliver, tied for the title after last year’s disqualification, says he cannot compete in the National Golf Open in Texas next month because the army considers him unavailable. Oliver, stationed at Fort Dix, spoke during a baseball exhibition in Camden, New Jersey.

Camden N. J Ed “Porky” Oliver Texas Oliver Fort Dix

Canyon Golfers Beat Amarillo on Wolflin Course

Canyon golfers topped Amarillo 28 to 23 in an inter city match on Wolflin Park Golf Course. Scores list Canyon players Dan Sanders Sim Kelly Ross Craig Drew Crossett Moody Smith Bob Taylor J L Duflet Bud Ammons Barney Steele R L Thompson Ed Mickle Abe Martin Mark Foster J C White Foster Nard Cazzell Henry Thomas Bill Smith Jack Thompson Smith Anon Leard William Chapman Pat Britain Clif ford Thompson F S McCullough E W Woods Co W Mason Ed Weeks Frank Harrison E Weeks 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 0 1 2 1 1 3 0 2 2 2 1 1 4 2 2 1 1 1 2 4 1 3 1

Ed Mickle Abe Martin Mark Foster J. C. White Foster Nard Cazzell O. Foster Henry Thomas Bill Smith Jack Thompson Smith Anon Leard William Chapman Pat Britain Clifford Thompson Britain T. H. Quackenbush F. S. McCullough S. E. W. Woods Co. W. Mason O. Ed Weeks Frank Harrison

Dickey Back In Form Bursting With 300 Hit Pace

Today’s Sport Parade notes Bill Dickey’s revival with a bat above 300 and continued strong defense behind the plate. Once thought finished after a 1940 slump and questions about his knees and wear, he has fueled the Yankees and steadied the club as he approaches age 34 next month.

Dickey Bill Yankees

Coast Guard Founded by Congress in 1790

Notes mention Rizzuto and Priddy as aged on wood, alongside a historical reminder that the United States Coast Guard was established by Congress in 1790.

Lewis Burton N. Y. Journal- American Rizzuto Priddy United States Coast Guard Congress

Johnson Captures State Rifle Championship Titles

Johnson of San Antonio won the Texas State Rifle Championship and three other finals events at the four day Star Association meet. Randle of Dallas finished second as Johnson claimed the NRA trophy gold medal and $35. Results list include scores across multiple events with Johnson leading in several aggregates and match totals.

Johnson Randle Kulzynski Francis Tyro

Mrs Cameron Wins Texas Handicap Trap Crown

Mrs George Cameron of Houston won the Texas State handicap trap shooting championship, the first woman to take the title in 64 years. In the regular 100, Cameron, Gardiner and Craig all broke 97. in the 25-shot shootoff Cameron and Gardiner hit 24, Craig 21, then Cameron ran 25 straight to seal the title. Eddie Alais of Shreveport also broke 100 in preliminaries.

Houston George Cameron Texas State Association Eddie Alais Shreveport

Hammett Victor Wins West Texas Golf Championship

J T Hammett of Philpeco defeated Bobby Davidson 8 and 7 to win the West Texas golf title in Sweetwater after taking control with a birdie on the first hole. Tom Lacy beat Clark Roberds 2 and 1 to claim the consolation final. Clyde Southworth defeated R R Lacy 2 and 1 in the first flight final. A separate note mentions a beetle leg necklace used as a love token in the Solomon Islands.

Sweetwater J. T. Hammett Philpeco West Texas Bobby Davidson Hammett Tom Lacy Clark Roberds Ranger Clyde Southworth R. R. Lacy Fort Worth Solomon Islands Pacific Ocean

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