West Texas Pro Am golf tourney draws strong field
Twelve Amarillo golfers shared prizes at the Ross Rogers Course. George Ausbach led a 63 net for a third place pro sweepstakes finish and $15.60. Amateurs J R Brown and John Munn staged a 73 for runnerup, while five-man Brown team earned $27.72 each. Also, Gold Sox dropped to third in their league after losses to Borger and Lubbock, with Hayden Greer’s club closing in on top teams.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Ross Rogers
George Ausbach
Pampa
Dewell Brown
Brown
Bill Childers
Slick Robinson
Bill Houck
T. N. Brown
J. R. Brown
John Munn
Scott Edwards
Jim Payne
Wichita Falls Country Club
Frank Baker
Pampa Country Club
Gold Sox
Abilene
Sox
Borger
Lubbock
Oilers
Albuquerque
Hayden Greer
Mrs. Coker Wins First in Ladies Golf
Mrs. Sim Coker captured first place on Ladies' Golf Day at Amarillo Country Club with a net 24 in a nine hole flight. Her card read 39 15 24. Mrs. Art McKay led that nine with a net 15 and a card of 27 12 15. Luncheon ball prize went to Mrs. Howard Boggs.
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Mrs. Coker
Sim Coker
Amarillo Country Club
Art McKay
Howard Boggs
Lobos defeat Clovis Pioneers 10 to 6 in baseball showdown
Lamesa manager George Sturdivant led the Lobos to a 10-6 win over the Clovis Pioneers. Sturdivant homered in the first inning and went 3 for 4 with a run batted in as McPike, Cook, Kramer, Dobbs and Hampton contributed on the mound and at the plate.
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Lobos
Clovis Pioneers
Clovis
May
George Sturdivant
Lamesa
Lobo
Sturdivant
McPike
Cook
Kramer
Dobbs
Hampton
Panhandle Peewees and Plains Peewees Results Report
Yesterday results list Panhandle Peewees: Boys Ranch 12 Wolflin 6. St Marys 8 Wilson 3. Highland forfeit from Fourth and North Harrison. Horace Mann 18 3700 Taylor 9. Plains Peewees: Wolflin 53 Amarillo College 3. San Jacinto 12 3700 Taylor 7. Margaret Wills 23 McKinley 2. Ninth vs Lamar and Lamar vs Second postponed. Prairie Peewees: Sanborn 11 Bivins 10. Mavericks forfeit from Glenwood. Forest Hill forfeit from Sam Houston. Pleasant Valley forfeited to San Jacinto.
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Panhandle Peewees
Boys Ranch
Wolflin
St. Mary's
Wilson
Humphreys Highland
North Harrison
Horace Mann
Taylor
Plains Peewees -Wolflin
Amarillo College
San Jacinto
Margaret Wills
McKinley
Lamar
Prairie Peewees
Sanborn
Bivins
Mavericks
Glenwood Forest Hill
Sam Houston
Pleasant Valley
Wolflin Dominates Amarillo College In 53 0 Peewee Win
Wolflin led by pitcher Jackie Miller who held Amarillo hitless through three innings and hit a homer as they routed Amarillo College 53 to 0. Travis Barton drove in four runs with a homer in each of his four at bats. Bill McCullough and Miller added four for fours. Margaret Wills triumphed 23 2 over McKinley with Sammy Wilson dazzling on the mound and at the plate. San Jacinto beat Taylor 12 7, and St Mary’s topped Wilson 8 3 in Panhandle Peewee action. Other results included Boys Ranch 12 Wolflin No 2, Humphreys Highland forfeit over Fourth and North Harrison, and Sanborn 11 Bivins 10 in Prairie play.
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Kids, Inc
Wolflin
Amarillo College
Jackie Miller
Amarillo
Travis Barton
Bill McCullough
Margaret Wills
McKinley
San Jacinto Bearcats
Taylor Bruins
Lamar
North Lamar
San Jacinto
Sammy Wilson
Charles Otto
Bunker
Wilson
Panhandle
St. Mary's
Horace Mann
Taylor
Boys Ranch
Humphreys Highland
North Harrison
Bob Gittrich
Glen Savage
Jackie Crowe
James Grubbs
Prairie Loop
Sanborn
Bivins
Glenwood
Marerick
Sam Houston
Forest Hill
Pleasant Valley
San Jacinto Atoms
Huston
American Legion Edge Superior in Close 8-7 Win
Kenyon powered the American Legion with four safeties including a game winning two-base hit as Amarillo College hosted a 8-7 victory over Superior Manufacturing. Brown started for the Legion, Palmer shut out the last three innings after a rough fourth, and Buchanan took the loss.
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American Legion
Superior Manufacturing
Amarillo College
Brown
Legion
Palmer
Superior
Amarillo Country Club Schedules Open Golf Events
The club lists a Dutch Dinner Team Match on Thursday then May 23 to June 2 as qualifying for the Amarillo Country Club championship. June 18 to 22 hosts the 12th annual Tri State senior Golf Tournament and July 24 to 28 features the Fourth annual Amarillo Country Club Invitation Open Golf Tournament.
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Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
George Parr
John Oakes
Texan high school grid prospects in 1AA division
Texas football previews highlight Amarillo Odessa and Sweetwater as District 1AA 2AA 3AA 4AA powers with key coaching moves. Odessa lost few players while Amarillo and Sweetwater count returning regulars. Abilene’s Pete Shotwell aims to beat Sandies. Lubbock Westerner Goober Keyes prompts optimism for 1943 season.
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Texas
Amarillo
Odessa
Sweetwater
Bronchos
Sandies
Pat Gerald
Vernon
Mustangs
Pete Shotwell
Abilene
Shotwell
Howard Lynch
Pete
Breckenridge
Goober Keyes
Lubbock High
Westerners
Bill Chick
Lubbock
Lone Star State
Keyes
Indian Fighters Beaten in Tri-State Boxing Benefit
Amarillo's young boxers defeated Sapulpa Chieftains at the Tri-State Fair Grounds in a benefit with proceeds aiding Boys Ranch Maverick Club and Junior Gold Sox League. Results include several Amarillo wins by KO or decision and close matches, featuring Vic Wesley, Bill Black, Willis Hawkins, Bobby Brown, and Roy Chism among others.
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Harry Gilstrap
Globe-News
Amarillo
Sapulpa Chieftains
Oklahoma
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Boys Ranch
Maverick Club
Junior Gold Sox League
Indians
Dale Palmer
Amarillo Boys
S. J. O. Stroud
Redskins
Bill Black
Victor Wesley
Wesley
Black
Bill
Willis Hawkins
West Texas State College
Jim Downing
Hawkins
Willis
Bobby Brown
Theodore Waldron
Brown
Jimmy Hamilton
Golden Gloves
Tom Edd Hill
Roy Chism
Jack Bevenue
Pat McCarty
Pat Bevenue
Sapulpa
Reuben Noel
Eddie Harrell
Roy Sample
Joe Campbell
Jack Revenue
Dave
Curly” Dickson
Jack Wolf
Clifton Hill
Three Dumas Youths Injured In Automobile Collision
Three young people from Dumas were treated yesterday at St. Anthony's Hospital after a automobile collision. None was injured seriously enough to be hospitalized. Ted N. Greenfield 22 Helen Spier 18 and Billie Smith 21 were in a car driven by Greenfield which swerved into a dump truck on the Dumas Highway 16 miles north of Amarillo. Alis J. McRae Pleasant Valley driver of the truck suffered minor cuts.
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Dumas
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ted N. Greenfield
Helen Spier
Billie Smith
Greenfield
Dumas Highway
Amarillo
Alis J. McRae
Pleasant Valley
Five Amarilloans Released From Army of Fort Bliss
Fort Bliss Texas announced the discharge of five Amarillo residents including three officers Colonel Thomas H. McDonald Captain Wayne DeGrassi and Captain Harry F. Dumbell and two enlisted men Cpl Harry V. Hopper and Pfc Billy J. Dunlap from Pantex Village and East Eighth.
Amarillo Ranked Tenth in Texas Life Insurance Payments
Amarillo ranks tenth among Texas cities in life insurance payments, with $1,540,000 paid to policy holders according to the National Underwriter weekly. The National Underwriter reported Amarillo's total as part of its city comparisons.
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Amarillo
Texas
Tonight and Today At The Capitol And Nearby Venues
A bill of films opens today at Paramount Capitol Rialto Leon Texas Victory Rex Star Lyric featuring stars like Claudette Colbert Orson Welles George Brent Margaret OBrien June Allyson Fred Astaire Lucille Bremer Robert Montgomery John Wayne Zachary Scott Betty Fields Simone Simon Kurt Kreuger and more. Local clubs Mayfair Old Tascosa Dick Morton’s Orchestra Nat Rainbow Gardens Aviatrix and Mexican Inn offer nightly music and dancing with live bands.
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Claudette Colbert
Orson Welles
George Brent
Bugs Bunny
Pegey Ryan
Jon Hall
Louise Albritton
Capitol
Margaret O’brien
June Allyson
Rialto
Tonto Basin
Range Buster
Leon
Kitty O'Day
Jean Parker
Peter Cookson
Tim Ryan
Texas
Susanna Foster
Franchot Tone
Victory
Abbott and Costello
Hollywood
REX
Yolanda and
the Thief
Fred Astaire
Lucille Bremer
Robert Montgomery
John Wayne
Zachary Scott
Betty Fields
Mademoiselle Fifi
Simone Simon
Kurt Kreuger
Texas Wanderers
Herring Hotel
Dick Morton
NAT
Dick Stevenson
Rainbow Gardens
Sons of the West Aviatrix
Carlton Scales
Mexican Inn
Dick Miles
Shreveport
Victory Theater
Yolanda and the
Thief
Rex Theater
Lyric Theater
Betty Pield
Standings and schedule from the major leagues
American League results show New York 2 Cleveland 7 Boston 6 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 4. Standings list Boston Stakwbenkeae 26 186 and Washington 16 13 552. National League notes Cincinnati at Brooklyn rain and St Louis 3 Philadelphia 4 with several late games and night schedules.
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Boston
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St. Louis
Woneps Pet
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al Ours
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Prim
Higbe
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Tomorrow Is Forever Opens At Paramount In Drama
Claudette Colbert stars in a melodramatic tale of a wife who bears a child while believing her husband is dead. Orson Welles is secretly alive, living in Vienna, returning years later to influence his son's future before dying. Also playing are Peggy Ryan in Men In Her Diary and a lineup of films at State Capitol Rialto Leon and other local theaters.
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B. I. Barfield
Pine Oak Stables
Houston
Associated Press
Claudette Colbert
Paramount Theater
Orson Welles
Miss Colbert
Welles
Vienna
George Brent
America
Brent
State Theater
Peggy Ryan
Miss Ryan
William Terry
Jon Hall
Louise Albritton
June
Tonto Basin
Roy Corrigan
John King
Rialto Theater
Richard Long
Miss Caes Welles
Wyoming
North Butte
Leon
Kitty O'Day
Jean Parker
Peter Cookson
Tim Ryan
Tokyo
Spencer Tracy
van Johnson
Texas
Parlor Game Fatal to Rector's Wife
Hollywood report of Primula Niven death after a blackout hide and seek game at Tyrone Power's home. She fell twenty feet to basement stairs injuring her skull and brain, later dying after initial improvement and a relapse. Actor David Niven’s wife, who had lived in Hollywood two months with their two children, died at St Johns Hospital.
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Hollywood
U.P
Primula Niven
David Niven
Miss Palm
Port of New Orleans tops Louisiana activity valued at fifty million
The port of New Orleans remains the state's largest single activity with facilities valued at about 50 million dollars.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
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