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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1946

Page

17

Harrison Has Narrow Lead In North and South Open

Harrison of Little Rock shot 68 to lead into the third round of the $7,500 North and South Open at Pinehurst as five other top pros trailed. 36-hole total 140, one ahead of Mike Turnesa. Hogan, Snead, Armour and Metz tied at 142. Henry Ransome 71 for 145 while Ed Furgol led at 144. Only top 51 of 150 advance. Ward out.

Pinehurst N. C E. J Dutch) Harrison Little Rock Harrison Mike Turnesa White Plains N. Y Ben Hogan Hershey Sam Snead Hot Springs Tommy Armour Delray Beach Fla Dick Metz Chicago Henry Ransome Ravina Ed Furgol Pontiac Mich Charles Ward Dai Rees Wales

Amarillo Sandies Seek Defensive Plan for Borger Clash

Amarillo High coach Howard Lynch weighs changing defenses for the District 1-AA showdown at Borger. Borger has used single wing and T formations, with a stout defense that has not yielded a yard on midline plays this season. Lynch notes Borger’s strength in the line and the need to control clock to ease defensive pressure while hoping for a dry field and a boost from star pivot Bob Denton.

Amarillo Golden Sandies Borger Bulldogs Howard Lynch Bulldogs Borger T. G. Hull John Whinnery Tricky Ward Plainview Amarillo Vernon Amarillo High Sandies Rice Texas Steers Owls Barger Mangum Hollis Lubbock Pampa Quanah Odessa Childress Abilene Paris Brownfield Borger Trim Plainview Lynch Bob Denton

Big boys clash as Texas week ends with big district games

Harold Ratliff previews the Texas high school football weekend featuring Amarillo at Borger and Thomas Jefferson at Austin in districts 1 and 15. Odessa hosts Sweetwater. 47 games on the slate. Borger may rally with Milton Price injured, while Austin and Jefferson stay unbeaten amid injuries as title implications loom.

Harold Ratliff Associated Press Texas Amarillo Borger Thomas Jefferson San Antonio Austin Odessa Sweetwater Jacksonville Conroe Berger Bulldogs Milton Price Jefferson Maroon

Dutch Dinner Team Golf Matches at Amarillo CC

Sunlit morning plans confirmed for the Dutch Dinner Team Golf Matches at Amarillo Country Club this afternoon. Snow earlier in the week raised postponement fears. captains named are R. H. Kelly and C. N. Headrick.

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

Walter Heap Named to Start at Blocking Back

UT football announces likely lineup for Saturdays game with Baylor. Walter Heap of Taylor at 206 pounds will start at blocking back, replacing Jack Halfpenny. Byron Gillory and Ralph Ellsworth are recovered enough for partial play at Waco.

Austin U.P University of Texas Longhorns Baylor University SMU Walter Heap Taylor Lad Jack Halfpenny Dallas Byron Gillory Marshall Ralph Ellsworth San Antonio Waco

Sandie Linksmen Trim Westerners

Amarillo High School golf team defeated the Westerner squad at Lubbock Country Club 10 to 1. John Evans of Amarillo Club and Junior Champion beat Wayne Kuykendall 3 to 0. Sandie swingers won all four matches with McCormick beating Tatum 2 to 1 and McKay Jr. defeating Whitehead 3 to 0. Klein Jr. topped Cannon 2 to 1. A return match is planned.

Amarillo High School Lubbock Country Club John Evans Amarillo Country Club Amarillo Wayne Kuykendall Sandie Don McCormick Joe Tatum Art McKay, Jr Jack Whitehead Gene Klein, Jr George Cannon

Eddie Dyer To Be Honored Tonight

Eddie Dyer is slated for a Houston salute with about 600 guests including Sam Breadon and Ted Lyons. J Roy Stockton will speak at a dinner marking the Cardinals manager’s 1940 world title year and his Rice Institute ties. Dizzy Dean and Governor-elect Beauford Je ster are among notable attendees.

Houston Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals J. Roy Stockton St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sam Breadon Cardals Beauford Texas Ted Lyons Chicago White Sox Baylor Dyer Rice Institute Dizzy Dean Houston Buffs Houston Club Eddie William P. Hobby The Houston Post

Neely Seeks Dry Pitch Ahead of Arkansas Game

Houston November 6 Rice Institute тренed under damp conditions as Coach Jess Neely voiced gloom over more mud games ahead of the conference clash with Arkansas. Rice suffered a 7-6 loss to LSU on a waterlogged field, and rain had kept players from drills earlier in the week.

Houston U.P Rice Institute Arkansas Jess Neely Little Rock Rice Louisiana State

Lindy Berry Pacing ICU Before Texas Longhorn Game

LINDY BERRY PACING ICU after a scrimmage as Texas Christian University readies for the Texas Longhorns nine days away. Berry, a freshman tailback from Wichita Falls, suffered a minor injury while teammates including Henry Rosetackle, Bill Randolph, Bill Sweet, Charley Jackson, Pete Stout, and Jim Lucas participated in a muddy practice.

Fort Worth U.P Lindy Berry Texas Christian University Texas Wichita Falls Bill Randolph Bill Sweet Charley Jackson Pete Stout Im Lucas

Baylor Bears Prepare to Stop Bobby Layne and Hub Bechtel

Baylor Bears focus on improving pass defense ahead of the conference game in Waco. Texas stars Bobby Layne and Hub Bechtel loom as top aerial threats as Baylor, last in the league in pass defense, doubles down on practice with R L Cooper Frank McKinney Bobby Griffin and Jerry Mangum used in the passing slot during scrimmages.

Waco Baylor Bears Texas Bobby Layne Hub Bechtel Bears Baylor Frank Kimbrough R. L. Cooper Frank McKinney Bobby Griffin Jerry Mangum

Rangers Aim for Third Place Clash at Butler Field

The Sam Houston Rangers seek a third straight win as they face the Pampa Reapers at 7:30 p.m. on Butler Field in Panhandle Junior High Loop play. A victory would secure third place for Sam Houston, who are tied with Pampa. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for students.

Bill Teal Sam Houston Rangers Pampa Reapers Butler Field Panhandle Sam Houston Pampa Rangers Reapers Horace Mann Buffs Boys Ranch

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