Top team earns $100 in Globe-News Panhandle Open
Phillips 66 of Clovis shot a 2854 to win $100 in the Globe-News Panhandle Open Bowling Tournament. Amarillo winners may pick up checks this afternoon at Louie's Alleys. out-of-town checks are in the mail. The complete financial statement followed.
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Phillips 66
Clovis
H. Clay Willis
Amarillo
Louie's
Willis
Aggies and Longhorns Clash in 48th Texan Southwest Showdown
College Station readers await the Texas A M vs Texas game as fans with two year tickets fill the town’s rooms. The rival clash marks the series’ 48th meeting and props up the Aggies’ crown hopes after a 20-0 win over Texas, amid conference races and other week games.
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College Station
Aggies
Texas
Country Club Women Set Friday Golf Event
The Woman's Golf Association of Amarillo Country Club will hold a nine hole best selected with half handicap and three prizes this Friday. Pairings list shows participants including Mrs J W Ross, Mrs Prank Wolflin, Mrs R J Moore, and others across multiple groups.
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Woman's Golf Association of
Amarillo Country Club
J. B. Orr
R. J. Moore
George McGrath
J. W. Ross
Prank Wolflin
A. N. Olver
Glen Smith
C. F. Collier
R. A. Stone
Jess Rogers
W. J. Shudde
J. W. Higgins
J. S. Triplett
J. W. Babb
Charles Young
W. P. Andrews
George Shannon
Charles Galloup
Jack Hinerman
R. B. Vance
M. T. Johnson
Week in review gridiron actions and key upsets
Bruce Smith of Minnesota, a standout back, helped the Gophers to a 41-6 win over Wisconsin with a 45 yard pass and an 18 yard run plus a 39 yard rush. Penn State upset Pitt 31-7, while Michigan tied Ohio State 20-20 in a day of bowl chatter and strong performances across major programs.
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New York
U.P
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Smith
Bob Fitch
Phillips Oilers Face 20th Century Fox In Jubilee Final
Two legendary squads meet at Madison Square Garden for the Golden Jubilee championship clash. The Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville Oklahoma take on Hollywood's 20th Century Fox, rematching their 1941 National AAU semifinal and title run.
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New York
Navy
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
20Th Century Fox
Hollywood
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Oilers
West Texas New Mexico Loop May Add Ten Teams in ’42
At the league winter meeting in Lubbock the West Texas New Mexico League floated adding Albuquerque New Mexico and El Paso Texas to reach ten clubs if the Arizona Texas League franchises become vacant. If not, eight clubs remain. Milton Price was re elected president and treasurer and given authority to vote at the Jacksonville Florida convention and to invite Albuquerque and El Paso. April 28 opening and September 7 closing dates were set with a 140 game schedule, potentially 144 if ten teams start.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Borger
Clovis
Big Spring
Lamesa
Pampa
Wichita Falls
Milton Price
Tional Association of Baseball Leagues
Jacksonville
Fla
Albuquerque
el Paso
National Grid Scoring Leaderboard Shifts at Week End
Bill Dudley topped national scorers with 22 points in Virginia’s win over North Carolina. Ben Collins from West Texas State finished second with 152 points after being held scoreless by Texas A&I. Johnny Thompson of the Coast Guard Academy also finished high as the season closed. Jackie Hunt of Marshall College won the 1940 crown with 162 points, but this year Hunt tallied 54.
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New York
Bill Dudley
Virginia
North Carolina
Ben Collins
West Texas State
Texas A. & I
Dudley
South
Collins
Johnny Thompson
Coast Guard Academy
Jackie Hunt
Marshall College
Hunt
Roundup of Sports by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A narrative on industrial basketball ties to the A A U tourney at the Garden. It notes Phillips Oilers alumni zeal, Vern Miller’s weigh in, Notre Dame’s bowl stance, and predicted New Year pairings among Oregon State, Duke, Alabama, and others with speculative Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls. It mentions Bob Dill’s hockey family links, a ranch joke about Sammy Baugh, Fordham bowl outlook, a Brooklyn bowler’s death, and Tommy Henrich’s three strikes and life at first.
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New York
Special News Service
the Garden
Phillips Oilers
Notre Dame
Harvard
Vern Miller
Yale
Georgia Tech
Frank Leahy
Frank
Sioux Falls
S. D
Oregon State
Duke
Alabama
Texas Aggies
Missouri
Duquesne
Fordham
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Georgia
Bob Dill
Springsfield Indians
American Hockey League
Mike
Tom Gibbons
Sammy Baugh
Texas
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Joe Andrejco
Hazleton, Pa
Brooklyn
Rec&y
Tommy Henrich
Ball Players Seek Offices Across Cities
Pete Minego of Portsmouth reports a thesis that aging players move from baseball to public office. The item notes players leaving Detroit for politics and Cincinnati connections to the Reds, reflecting a trend in career shifts.
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Pete Minego
Portsmouth
Detroit
Cincinnati
Reds
Ray Dean to Forgo Baseball School Season Over Defense Program
Ray Dean announces he will not operate his baseball school this season due to objections to a defense program. The message shifts focus away from regional trends as Penny's football receives attention from the Midwest crowd.
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Ray Dean
Penny
Ray Morrison's Pen Powers Temple Comeback Victory
Temple coach Ray Morrison used a personal fountain pen to dictate plays for quarterbacks Al Drulis and Nick Soreno in a 31-13 win over Holy Cross. The Owls, after a 46-0 loss to Michigan State, displayed a revived offense led by running of Triple Threat Andy Tomasic and Morrison's remembered plays.
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Ray Morrison
Temple
Michigan State
Holy Cross
Philadelphia
Andy Tomasic
al Drulis
Nick Soreno
Owls
Crusaders
Morrison
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Vanes
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Pacific Pump Tulls Oklahoma Whee O
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Albuquerque Berery
Enid
Oklahoma
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National Tank Co
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Dr. Pepper
Fulton Tire Co
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Mery Middaugh
Elton Christopher
Tulsa
Joe Klobas
Bill Dyre
Pete Perot
Leroy Behrens
John Weeks
W. H. Robbins
Bert Clark
George Blackerby
Earl Bleakney
Roy Bechtold
Don Matheson
Whitey Pearson
Wee
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E. B. Dozter
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Jimmy O'Connell
Oklahoma City
T. I. Brown
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Sid Parton
Wait Neal
Sid Watson
Tom Dale
J. J. Laughlin
Atten
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E. Dowell
Vic O'Toole
Clinton
Andy Koettker
Ween
Wecesse
W. Rogers
Aoe
Hal Dyer
L. Chewning
Borger Tive
Cecil Simpson
Lou Christie
Dick Newton
J. R. Tucker
Tees
Robert Baker
A. Allison
Amarillo Saveeries
Bob Busshell
Amarillo Cope
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Teeee
Southwest
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Razorbacks
Rice
Baylor
Houston
Southern Methodists
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Country Club
Louie’s Alleys
Furr Food
Pet Diamond Shop
Herring Hotel
Grand Bar Oe
Heagan-Thomson Ins. Co 1A
Pinkney Sunrays
Butliders
Danube
Panhandle Ins Agency
Builders’ Supply
the Diamond Shop
Ted Lokey Tire Co
Thomas Bakery
Crowe Lime & Cement
Zero Locker
People's Recreation
Palo Duro Drive Inn
John Farrell Lumber Co
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Teeeusteees
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Laughlin
Pinkney
Panhandle Inn
Fi Reagan- Bleakney
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Thomson Tha
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Danube Dialleys
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Furr
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Ste
Crowe
John Farrel
Fletcher Builders
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Shaw-Graves Cleaners
Army & Navy
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Thiseek's
Nelson
McMurtry Hub Plains Creamery
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Haley
Boxwell Cleaners
Royal Crown
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Malone
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Green
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Levine's
Allison
Copeland
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Polley
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Garage Lee Way
Panhandle Laundry
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Civic League Rotary
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Kiwanis Golds Eee
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Lion Cubs Eee
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See
Optimists
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Caldwell
Rotary
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Rogers
Weeee
Cain
Optimist
A.B. C
S J. Kiwanis
Lion Cubs
Kiwanis
Golds
McClendon's
Killough & Davie
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Put & Take
American Wrecking
Old Lewis Hunter
M. A.C
Palo Duro Motor
Freeman's Stowers Ark Oh
ANK Oakes Agency
10Th Street Drug
Don Wyatt Agency
Ama Cigarette
McClanahan
Moore
Dyer
Roberts Ee Ee Nee
Arnold
Frak
Lady Fair Beauty Salon
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Rose Texans
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Navajos Texans
Averas Rangers
el Ccapitans
Women's Classic League
Pet Builders Supply
Juvenile Shoe Store
Steffen's
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Ohio Lucille Shop National Life Ins
Zale's Jewelry
Zale Jewelry
Lucille Shop
Juvenile
Amarillo Garage
Ohio National Life Ins
Ruebenstahl
Reeves
Steffen
Zale
Dorris
Lucille
Grant
Weeks
Mann
A. Rieger
Harry Ferguson
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St. Mary's
Kansas
Montana
Minneapolis
al Smith
Washington
Chicago Bears
Michigan
Ohio State
Army
Busness Men's League
W. L. Pet Farrell Lumber Co
Schneider Drive Inn
Mann's Cakes
Army & Navy Store
International Harvester
Reager's Market
Harris Food Store
Reager’s
Johnson, Johnson Texaco
Panhandle Specialty Co
Hinkamp
Val
Minneapolis-Moline
Storrs
Amarillo Laundry
Badiger-Herring
Bury
Wilson Battery Electric Co
Hughes Minneapolis-Moline
Best Chemical Co
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Whitaker, R
Amarillo Bowl Oe
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Sowce Ta
Chicago
Bd. of Trade
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Uivc
Mae
the Old Quaker CO
Lawrenceburg
Ind
West Texas-New Mexico
John Smith
Fairman Dee
Polk St
Hugh Fullerton, JR
TAKE
DEPT
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Amarillo Finance CO
Fisk
Hanson Post
City Auditorium
Maxor Drug
Paramount Club
Oliver Eakle
Soma
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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