Amarillo Country Club braces for Dutch dinner matches
Tomorrow marks a key golf day at Amarillo Country Club as players contend in Dutch dinner team matches led by captains George Hirsch and R. B. Norman and the final qualifying rounds for the club championship. The event features extensive pairings across many members and guests in a busy, standings driven schedule.
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Amarillo Country Club
George Hirsch
R. B. Norman
Amarillo
Wm. Andrews
John Boyce
Wm. C. Townes
H. C. Boggs
Dr. R. C. Snod- Riass
Henry Thomson
W. M. Braden
W. A. Askew
H. C. Vincent
Sam Orr
H. L. Pemberton, Jr
Walter Russell
A. R. Castleberry
Roy Cloninger
Ralph Pellew
Henry Blackburn
Riley Strickland
J. W. Babb
P. F. Sapp
F. B. Martin
B. T. Baker
B. O. Cornelius
Odie Russell
W. M. Rusk
Dr. S. W. Browning
R. A. Stone
H. R. Budke
E. M. Broome
Martin Snyder
C. E. Robertson
Mark
I. H. Davies
David Patton
G. B. Payne
F. E. Edwards
Clayton Heare
Guy Owens
Francis Brown
R. H. Kelly
A. C. Keith
M. O. Carder
Jack Farwell
E. L. Krahn
J. W. Hendrick
Earl Nutter
Neal Cannon
Earl O'Keefe
Wayne O'Keefe
J. L. Carter
W. A. Fisk
James Parmelee
Don Holman
Howard Lynch
J. N. Childers
W. F. Cretney
Chas. Crowe
Harry Daily
Don Culton
Fay Dryden
J. E. Davis
Gene Klein
Toby Galbraith
Ben Lane
J. S
Rover Returns Empty Beer Bottles Urges Quick Return
A wartime appeal urges dog Rover to retrieve and return empty Pabst Blue Ribbon beer bottles to retailers. The message emphasizes swift collection so bottles can be reused to keep beer flowing to customers and friends.
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Rover
Pabst
Vega and Aztecs win in Junior Gold Sox debut with lights on
Vega edged Amarillo Furniture 6 to 2 as Loyd led with a double and three singles. The Aztecs prevailed 6 to 3 over Ordnance Works. Espiria won on the mound while Cruz starred with a double and two singles. Lights at Tri-State Park marked the first game in three years.
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Kiwanians
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Gold Sox
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Amarillo Furniture
Aztecs
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Bob Leeds
Sled Allen
E. C. Quigley
Loyd
Ballard
Keystone
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Chick
Furnituremen
Buchanan
Bates
Cracker Pruitt
Cotton
Espiria
Cruz
Cortez
Woods
Vic Palacio
Local Weekday Sports Card Highlights
The week features Junior Gold Sox baseball and Junior Softball at Tri-State Fair Park with Thursday events at Amarillo venues. Amarillo Country Club hosts Dutch dinner, Ladies Day, and mixed golf formats. Ross Rogers Course hosts Scotch foursomes and weekend handicaps. Bowling at Victory Alleys and Banner Bowl tournament rounds out the schedule.
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Tri-State Fair Park
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Women's Municipal Golf Association
Ross Rogers
Sunset Golf Course
Leeton
Banner Bowl
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Ogers
GooLr
Ross Rocery Course
Intercity tennis matches and top players highlighted
Top of the week notes a planned inter city match with the Phillips Oiler team and a strong local record over the past two years. Pat Jackson travels to Austin for summer tennis with Paula Reeder to train with Shelly Frizzell. The piece also corrects prior doubles results and profiles notable players including Imogene Dalton and Madeline Riley, plus updates on exes in the service and overseas.
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Pat Jackson
Austin
Paula Reeder
AHS
Shelby Frizzell
J. E. Lovelady
Red Morrison
City
Don McLeland
Charlie Williams
Arthur Trum
Imogene Dalton
Amarillo
Las Vegas
N. M
Evangeline Guerin
Bud Bussard
Madeline Riley
Ward Repp
South Pacific
Chuck Cunningham
Philippines
Billy Bob Reville
Germany
John Doherty
Bill Doherty
Bowling Standings Reveal 1944 45 League Winners
The league closed its 1944 45 schedule Monday night with Put and Take Grocery earning top honors by six games. Final standings list Killough Davies and Diamond Shop among top performers, with scores and players named across five head to head matchups.
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Panhandle Insurance Agency
Richey’s Cafe
Womble
Querry
Duckworth
Smith
Adams
Ashton
Kapus
Blind
Brown
Rosenthal
Frank Medina Signed as Trainer for Longhorns
Frank Medina will become trainer at the University of Texas in August according to Athletic Director Dana Bible. Medina comes from St. Mary's University California and has worked at Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas and Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff. He served as head trainer for West teams in the East West games of 1944-45 and trained Coast Guard teams at Alameda during the war.
Put and Take Grocers win Metropolitan League title in Amarillo
The Metropolitan League wrapped up at Banner Bowl with Put and Take Grocers taking first, Hub Clothiers runner up. Dallas Reeves failed in the last frame while Reager Market butcher Virgil Reager celebrated by swallowing his cigar. Ted Buccola placed near top in a Denver tournament, Harold Asplund won, and Lub bock hosted a weekend singles event where Marvin Andrews finished second and Buccola fourth. A Bowlers Victory Legion fundraiser tournament series was announced for three venues with handicap play to aid troops, amid a Kangaroo Court setup and slapstick banter from local writers.
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Hub Clothiers
Dallas Reeves
Reager Market Butchers
Virgil Reager
Ted Buccola
Denver
Harold Asplund
Ted
Lubbock
Marvin Andrews
Bowlers Victory Legion
Amarillo Bowl
Victory Alley
Yankees Roll to Dominant Home Stand in Bronx
Joe McCarthy’s Yankees surge from fourth to first with a 14 of 16 home wins as Stirnweiss climbs to a .333. Donald shuts out St. Louis 11-0. Pirates sweep with Salkeld’s ninth inning homer. Chapman drives Brooklyn past Chicago 10-3. Dodgers surge in big third.
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Bronx
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Tigers
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Yank Ailey
Donald
St. Louis Browns
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Harry Feldman
Buccos
Ace Adams
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyns
Chicago
Dixie Walker
Mack Stewart
Dodgers
Five Boys Softball Leagues See Close Contests And Forfeits
Last night featured tight games from one point finishes to slugfests as four top teams eye the first-half semi finals. Dodgers beat Bulldogs 15 11. Tigers edged Bearcats 8 7. Cubs 17 Bluebirds 14. Panthers demolished Eagles 47 19. Forfeits and unreported games affected records. coaches urged prompt reporting to keep standings accurate.
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H. Smith
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Connor
Henson
Smith
Walker
Chilton
Perkins
Ryan
Robertson
Crouch
Hollis
McCray
Glenn
Hall
Sunset Plans Novel Tourney at the Sunset Course
Pro Walter Sikes opens the lighted Sunset Course with a 7 PM 30 to 60 yard three ball approach. Entry 50 cents, winner 60 percent of pot, runner up 40 percent. A 54 hole medal putting tourney follows with $25 in War Stamps prizes. Ruby Wagner and Ruth Dorris lead the women’s side as Band Bowl hosts on Friday night. Adios from the reporter ends the column.
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Walter Sikes
McCullough Wins In Ross Rogers Course Tourney
Mrs. F. S. McCullough topped the Association weekly event at the Ross Rogers Course with an 84 156 69 card to take first. Mrs. E. H. Aderton placed second at 95 23 72. Mixed Scotch foursomes are planned for Thursday at 6 PM. players should notify Mrs. Pearl Davies.
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F. S. McCullough
Amarillo
Ross Rogers Course
E. H. Aderton
Pearl Davies
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