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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1940

Page

3

Pampa Tilt Ends Season For Sandies In Amarillo

The Golden Sandies prepare for a final 1940 schedule game at Butler Field against the Pampa Harvesters. Coach Howard Lynch calls a morning skull practice and potential lineup changes as Amarillo seeks District One title with no defeats or ties. Tickets available at Maxor Drug and Herbert Drug.

Butler Field Pampa Harvesters Golden Sandies Howard Lynch Pampa Amarillo Harvester Band Sandies Maxor Drug Fisk Herbert Drug

Sandies Treasure a Signed Pigskin Championship Keepsake

The Sandies boast a prized football autographed by former player and coaches, commemorating Amarillo 14 Lubbock 0 in 1940. The club plans shellac preservation as they celebrate renewed team momentum and upcoming showings of Cornell Dartmouth footage at the Paramount plus a Dec 10 House of David game with Amarillo College Badgers.

Sandies Lubbock Howard Lynch T. G. Hull Amarillo House of David R. P. Carter Amarillo College Badgers Davids Badgers

Yale Seals Beginning To Show on Mail

Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi reports Christmas Seals appearing on mail in growing numbers. He notes the Danish clerk Ein Holboen conceived the idea in 1903 to fund tuberculosis care, leading to the first Christmas Seal campaigns in Denmark and the United States in 1907, making postal workers active managers of health each year.

W. D. DeGrassi Denmark Ein Holboen Copenhagen

Mellissa the Schnauzer Inspires Navy Grid Hopes

Annapolis notes Mellissa the Schnauzer sparked Navy morale last year with a 10 to 0 upset over Army. This week her absence from the Quaker City departure hints at a rough road as the Tars face West Point, with Old Bill Viti sidelined on the sidelines.

Annapolis Navy Army Philadelpia Melissa Bill Viti Bill Mellissa Larson Quaker City Shell Cise Severn West Point

Need for More Air Service Across South Texas

Robert Lee Bobbitt, of San Antonio and Laredo, Texas, urged expanding air service between Laredo and San Antonio as Braniff Airways seeks authority to fly El Paso to Laredo via San Antonio and on to Denver via Amarillo and Lubbock. Other airlines, Transcontinental and Western, Continental, and Essair, also seek new South Texas routes. He called Laredo the leading gateway to Mexico while Continental warned Braniff fares could widen mail subsidy gaps.

Washington Robert Lee Bobbitt San Antonio Laredo Texas Braniff Airways, Inc Civil Aeronautics Board el Paso Denver Amarillo Lubbock Transcontinental Western Air Express Continental Essair Inc Bobbitt Mexico Braniff

Minnesota Remains No 1 in AP Poll Despite Rose Bowl Exit

Minnesota stays atop the seventh Associated Press ranking, with 88 first place votes and 1,562 points. Texas A and M, Stanford, and Boston College follow as battle lines form for final positions and post season bids.

New York Minnesota Golden Gophers Associated Press Gophers Boston College Texas A Stanford Aggies Texas Gan Northwestern Notre Dame Nebraska Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgetown Penn Hoyas Texas Aggies Boston Michigan Mississippi State Maroons Alabama Washington Cornell Fordham Santa Clara Southern Methodist Texas Tech Lafayette Duke Hardin Simmons

Perfect Weather Sets Stage For Battle Of Rose Bowl

Unbeaten Texas A M meets Texas in Austin under clear skies and crisp football weather after days of rain. Quarterback Pugh's injury clouds the Aggies, with Marland Jeffrey ready to start if needed. Texas relies on a strong passing game led by Lawden and Harkins as both teams seek Rose Bowl glory.

Rose Bowl Felix R. McKnight Austin Texas A University of Texas Texas Homer Norton College Station Marion Dookie) Pugh Aggie Pugh Norton Marland Jeffrey Port Arthur Jeffrey Sammy Baugh Texas Christian Longhorns Pete Lawden R. L. Harkins

Skiers to Elect Officers Tonight

The Amarillo Ski Club meets at 8 tonight in the YMCA rooms of City Auditorium to elect officers for 1940 41. President John Maynard urges non members to attend and films of Tres Ritos New Mexico skiing scenes will be shown.

Amarillo Ski Club John Maynard Tres Ritos New Mexico Maynard

Picture Angle Decides Caller Identity in Houston Chronicle

Robert Connor, Houston Chronicle reporter, will no longer assume caller identities. He answered a call thinking it was H E Slaymaker the British consul and said things look better in the Mediterranean. The Italian consul corrected him.

Houston Robert Connor Houston Chronicle H. E. Slaymaker Mediterranean

McEuin Villain Of Mat Battle At National Guard Armory

Edgar Gideon takes on Bill McEuin in a grappling showdown at the National Guard Armory with Tilliman and Hager due to clash in a semi final. The Flying Scotchman returns after a back injury and hopes to win over fans.

National Guard Edgar Gideon Bill McEuin Montana Gideon Chuck Powell McEuin

Pretty Good Racket Ended By Time In St Paul

Dell Kanar a railroad telegraph operator ran a small loan business using paydays to collect loans and watches as collateral A note became an order for a watch leading to pawned timepieces Police found 49 watches and Kanar was sentenced to 200 or 90 days in jail under the small loan law In Austin Gov O Danial sent best wishes to Texas National Guard officers and troops of the 36th division upon federal induction

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Five Pennsylvanians Indicted for War Registration

Five Pennsylvanians claiming conscientious objector status were indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to register for selective service and military training.

Philadelphia

Talking dog voices feelings in Cleveland

In Cleveland Ohio the A A Schlemeyer family owns Snooky a four year old Boston terrier who speaks in a thick guttural voice saying Mamma and I love my mamma the talking dog story notes the unusual pet and its vocalization.

Cleveland, O U.P A. A. Schlemeyers Snooky

North Carolina strawberry crop up 30 percent in 1941

A report by H. G. Brown statistician for the state department of agriculture predicts a 30 percent rise in North Carolina strawberries for 1941. The forecast cites favorable growing conditions and market prospects for the season.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina H. G. Brown State Department of Agriculture

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