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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1946

Page

12

Notre Dame Leads Nation In Offense Ahead Of Army Clash

Notre Dame tops the nation in total offense averaging 430 yards per game after five games. Army ranks tenth with 3623 yards in seven games. Boston College jumps to second in total offense while Nevada leads in passing and punting averages.

New York Notre Dame Army National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Utah University Leahymen Utah Boston College Eagles New York University Nevada Statistics Bureau

James A. Scott 6th at Tyler Pye

James A. Scott finished sixth at Tyler Pye. Contact phone number listed as 2-7563 for follow up or inquiries.

Tyler

Sandie Hopes Ride On Guards Tackles In Borger Showdown

Amarillo prepares for a tough clash with Borger as the Sandies rely on guard and tackle power to slow the Bulldogs. Howard Lynch notes Borger’s front line is the strongest he has seen in years, while guards Hurt and Covington bring veteran experience. The game follows a 26 13 defeat to Odessa as Milton Price’s injury shifts emphasis to pounding in the trenches.

Putt Powell Amarillo Borger Bulldogs Borger Golden Sandie Odessa Sandie Bulldogs Howard Lynch Berger Associated Press Texas Austin Thomas Jefferson San Antonio Sweetwater Adamson Dallas Crozier Tech San Jacinto Sam Houston Houston San Antonio Tech Alamo Heights Milton Price Price Plainview Roy Lee Dunn Howard Hurt J. D. Covington

Sandies seek front-line edge in Borger clash

Amarillo and Borger stand as the lone undefeated clubs in District 1-AA, with the outcome likely deciding the race. The Sandies emphasize guard and tackle play, hoping Jimmy Hale returns at left tackle, while Fred Reynolds and John Lockinghill share duties at right tackle.

Leon Chapman James Patterson Amarillo Borger Sandies Sandie Jimmy Hale Letterman Childress Fred Reynolds Bob Lyle John Lockinghill Bill Attebury Attebury Milton Brannan Bobby Moore Brannan Moore Yannigans Don Storseth Sam Attebury Don Anthony Jim Biggs Yannigan Biggs

Baksi Stops Mills in London Bout

United Press report lists Joe Baksi 211 15 from Kulp Pennsylvania stopping Freddie Mills 134 Britain in the sixth. In Salem Massachusetts Jimmie Hooper 171 New York outpointed Mad Anthony Jones 169 Boston in ten rounds. Art Aragon 146 drew with Billy Napper 146 Boston and Jimmy Cournoyer 126 Derry New Hampshire defeated Tony Ferry 129 Fall River Billy Mays 128 Boston KOed Al Le Blanc 132 Fall River in separate results.

Salem Mass Jimmie Hooper New York Anthony Jones Boston Art Aragon Billy Napper Jimmy Cournoyer Derry N. H Tony Ferry Fall River Billy Mays al le Blanc

Boxing Card Highlights From Los Angeles And Burlington

In Los Angeles bouts, Pat Comiskey KO Johnny Haynes. Babe Edwards KO Carlton Perry. Jesse Hall draws with Billy McClure. Bobby Bonger outpoints Bob Scott. Al Lacey outpoints Jack Glover. Jess McGowan stops Frank Taylor. In Burlington, Buster Beaupre outpoints Wildcat Petit. Ruby Margolin stops Bert Walter. Bobby La Cass knocks out Pit Grennard. Young Mayor defeats Reggie La Croix. Cobra Kid defeats Young Coty.

Los Angeles Pat Comiskey Paterson N. J Johnny Haynes Babe Edwards Carlton Perry Jesse Hall Billy McClure Milwaukee Wis Bobby Bonger Bob Scott al Lacey Jack Glover Jess McGowan Frank Taylor Burlington, Vt Buster Beaupre Burlington Wildcat Petit Montreal Ruby Margolin Sherbrooke Que Bert Walter Ottawa Bobby la Cass Pit Grennard Young Mayor Reggie la Croix Cobra Kid Young Coty

Hope For Golf Meet At Amarillo Country Club

As press time the sun shone promising the snow melt for the Dutch Dinner Team golf matches set tomorrow afternoon at Amarillo Country Club. A large turnout is expected since players have been unable to compete for several days. Team captains are C. N. Headrick and R. H. Kelly.

Amarillo Country Club C. N. Headrick R. H. Kelly

Milward Ties For Second In North and South Open

Pinehurst N C November 6 U P A field of pros pursues amateur Dick Chapman of Pinehurst in the North and South Open second round Chapman shot 69 yesterday and leads by two over five professionals including Ben Hogan Ted Kroll Jim Milward Willie Goggin and Mike Turnesa Milward a former Amarillo Field player and Eskimo Open winner in 1945 is noted for his popular presence and shotmaking at this event

Pinehurst N. C U.P Dick Chapman Chapman Ben Hogan Hershey Ted Kroll New Hartford N. J Jim Milward Amarillo Field Ross Rogers Course

Gilbert Garcia Scores Knockout at Houston

Gilbert Garcia former National Golden Gloves champion knocked out Harry Lane in the second round on a Houston fight card. Charmace Albarran of Mexico City won a decision over Jimmy Cox of Denver. Bill McDowell defeated Killer Dearing of Teague by decision.

Houston U.P Gilbert Garcia Charmace Albarran Bill McDowell Garcia Harry Lane Albarran Mexico City Jimmy Cox Denver McDowell Killer Dearing Teague

Army Faces Notre Dame In Key Quarterback Showdown

West Point notes Red Blaik warns that Arnold Tucker’s injury could cripple Army’s T formation more than Notre Dame’s loss of Johnny Lujack. If Tucker goes down, Bill Gustafson shifts to quarterback with Galiffa waiting, while Notre Dame can rely on Ratterman or Tripucka as alternates.

West Point Red Blaik Army Arnold Tucker Notre Dame Johnny Lujack Yankee Stadium Blaik Tom Lombardo Lombardo Doug Kenna Tucker Cadets Bill Gustafson Glenn Davis Glenn Gustafson Davis Arnold Galiffa Plebe Galiffa Lujack George Ratterman John Tripucka

Walter Johnson Gravely Ill in Georgetown Hospital

Walter Johnson known as the Big Train remains gravely ill in Georgetown Hospital on his 59th birthday. The Washington Senators star pitcher has battled illness since last April and now suffers a brain tumor with partial paralysis on his left side.

Washington U.P Walter Johnson Georgetown Washington Senators

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