Sky Giants and Ramblers Clash in Fort Worth
Randolph Ramblers and Amarillo Sky Giants meet at Farrington Field in Fort Worth for an AAF Training Command game Sunday at 3. Receipts go to armed forces charities. Ramblers, ranked No. 2 nationally, boast eight straight wins with stars like Dudley and Layden. Amarillo adds new players including Jauron, Arena, Tolliver, Nix, Andrulewicz and Paffrath.
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AAF Training Command Service
Fort Worth
Farrington Field
Armed Forces Charities
Randolph
Bill Dudley
Pete Layden
Jack Russell
Walter Merrill
Tippy Evans
Everett Elkins
Jake Leicht
Ramblers
Amarillo
Second Air Force
Bob Jauron
Boston College
Quarterback's Club Meeting and Thanksgiving Football Pairings
Amarillo High School hosts a weekly Monday night QB club meeting at 8. West Texas State Buffaloes meet Abilene Christian on Thursday afternoon in Abilene. Amarillo Army Air Field Sky Giants clash with Randolph Field Ramblers in Fort Worth on Sunday. Amarillo High School Golden Sandies face Lubbock Westerners at Texas Tech Stadium in Lubbock on Thursday.
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Amarillo High School
West Texas State Buffaloes
Abilene Collegiants
Abilene
Amarillo Army Air Field
Sky Giants
Randolph Field Ramblers
Fort Worth
Golden Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Jordan Wins Second Flight Crown in Golf Tournament
Eric Jordan captured the Second Flight Consolation Championship at the Amarillo Country Club President's Championship and defeated R G Mills 1 up after Mills beat E M Blackburn 2 and 1. Dr J Francis Brown won the Second Flight top honors while Bob Howle took the first division. Brown and Howle scheduled for the grand championship later this week.
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E. M. Blackburn
R. G. Mills
Eric Jordan
Amarillo Country Club
Mills
Blackburn
Jordan
J. Francis Brown
Bob Howle
Brown
Howle
Bowling Standings and Results From Local League Night
Major teams including Victory Alleys Diamond Shop and Reager's Market posted multiple wins. Standings show American Auto leading with 20 1 record, while John Farrell Lumber and Amarillo Oldsmobile face mixed results. Pvt Bob W James visited his mother in an added community note.
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Blatzheim
Caplan
Fenberg
Bechtold
Reager’s Market
McCullough
Reager
Pearson
John Farrell Lumber
Ahlstrom
Farwell
Boxwell
Cogdell
McMinn
Borden Co
Jackson
Baker
Crews
Fletcher
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co
Martin
Farmer
Langley
Gore
American Auto Wrecking Co
Cain
Reppert
Teas
Buccola
Grimes
Pinkney Sunrays
Schecher
Hudson
Gittrich
Laughlin
Builders’ Supply
Harris
Neely
Bleakney
American Auto
Diamond Shop
Dewees Oc
Wees
John Farrell
Amarillo
Oldsmobile
Packers Back Into Western Title After 24 0 Win
Green Bay clinched the western division crown with a 24 0 victory over New York while Chicago fell to Detroit 41 21. Philadelphia remained in first in the east after a 37 7 win over Washington as it faces Bears Brooklyn and Cleveland in upcoming games. Bowles reports rationing info reaching 127 million Americans at two cents per person.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
New York
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Frankie Sinkwich
Packers
Philadelphia
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Bowles
Quarterbacks Meet To Discuss Upcoming Games And Films
Amarillo High School hosts a meeting of the Quarterback's Club to preview next opponents. The Sandies face Lubbock Westerners Thursday afternoon, the West Texas State Buffaloes play Abilene Collegians in Abilene, and the Amarillo Field Sky Giants meet Randolph Field Rambers in Fort Worth Sunday. The club will screen motion pictures of the Sandies 44 to 0 win over Plainview.
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Amarillo High School
Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
West Texas State Buffaloes
Abilene Collegians
Abilene
Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Randolph Field Ramblers
Fort Worth
Buffs
Glenn Davis Leads 1944 Football Scoring Race
Army halfback Glenn Davis extended his lead in the 1944 college scoring race after scoring three touchdowns against Pennsylvania. Davis increased his eight game total to 114 points, ahead by 30 points over Mississippi State’s Tom McWilliams who left the Alabama game with an injury.
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New York
Army
Glenn Davis
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles Lad
Tom McWilliams
Mississippi State
Alabama
Sunday Football Scores From The Associated Press
Melville Rhode Island Navy Put Boat 13 Cross 12 St Marys California Preflight 3 Fleet City Sailors 0 Bainbridge Maryland Naval 33 Camp Lejeune 6 Georgia Navy Preflight 30 Daniel Field 0 Fourth Air Force March Field 7 San Diego 0 Third Air Force North Carolina 41 Maxwell Field 7 Fort Knox 13 Berry Field Nash-
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Associated Press
Melville
Navy
Cross
St. Mary’s
Calif
Fleet City
Bainbridge
Naval
Camp Lejuene
Georgia Navy
Daniel Field
Fourth Air Force
March Field
San Diego
Third Air Force
Maxwell Field
Fort Knox
Berry Pield
Nash
Amarillo Local Sports Card Highlights Week
A spread of upcoming local sports events lists football action at Quarterback's Club and Amarillo High, bowling leagues at Victory Alleys, and a Friday Banner Bowl. Golf notices cover Amarillo Municipal and Country Club weekend events plus Ladies Municipal ties at Ross Rogers Course. A brief notes returning from Miami mentions Mrs. Murry Watts and Mrs. Dewey Randall visiting family.
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Amarillo
GOLF
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Gers
Amarillo Country Club
Ladies Municipal Golf Association
Ross Rogers
Ross Rogers Course
Cekend Randline
Rogers Course
Rice: Army and Navy Among Top College Teams
Grantland Rice argues Army and Navy are among the best college football teams ever, noting Notre Dame 1943 ahead of both but praising the two service schools for stars and depth. He cites opponents and coaches while stressing certainty only in their overall quality.
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Grantland Rice
New York
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Buzz Berries
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Jock
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Yost
Bob Zuppke
High Powered Trio of Clashes Slated
Army and Navy renew their service clash on December 2 while unbeaten Ohio State hosts Michigan and Notre Dame travels to Georgia Tech. Navy beat Purdue 32 to 0 and Army crushed Penn 62 to 7 as college football action heats up across the nation with Rose Bowl implications for Southern California and a Big Six title chase in Oklahoma.
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New York
Army
Navy
Ohio State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Southern California
UCLA
Arkansas
Tulsa
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Charlotte
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Hal Hamberg
Purdue
Pennsylvania
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Illinois Swifties
Badgers
List of Undefeated Teams Shrinks to 10
New York November 20 The AP compiled list of unbeaten and untied college teams shows Mississippi State Drake and Miami Ohio losing their first games reducing the count to ten. Remaining teams include Army Ohio State Randolph Field Yale Maryville St Thomas Fort Pierce Amphibs Camp Campbell and Norman Naval establishments.
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New York
Mississippi State
Drake
Miami
Ohio
Associated Press
Army
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Bainbridge
Naval
Yale
Maryville
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Fort Pierce
Fla
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Sky Giant
Randolph Ramblers
Amarillo Sky Giants
North Texas
Pear
James Coontz
Globe-News
James
Bob James
Bob W. James
Camp Hood
P. A. Grove
Taylor Street
Blackburn ‘Bros
Latrobe, PA
Pug-Bil
Pingo
Onteh Ali
Murry Watts
Dewey Randall
Forest Street
S. R. Nelson
Raymomi
Rice
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Howard Jones
Benny Friedman
Angelo Bertelli
Creighton Miller
Jumbo Yonaker
Miller
Bob Kelly
Big Jim Mello
Texas
California
Tennessee
Florida
Bureau of Sports Information
Madison
van Buren
Tri-Way Garage
Laureer
Uela
Iowa
Southwestern
Amarillo Air Base
Temple
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Texas A and M
Camp LeJeune
Camp Peery
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa State College
Norman Navy
Kansas City, Mo
Floyd V. Studer Life Insurance “and Annuities
Amarillo Bldg
Firestone
Firestone Stores
Tyler
Tenth
Voice of Firestone
N. B
Gilbeys
Landor
the International
Gilbey
Rickey
Collins
Gilbey’s
National Distillers Products Corporation
N.Y
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