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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1938
Page
15
The New York Yankees arrive at the stadium for the World Series opener at Wrigley Field while the Cubs prepare to counter with their ace pitchers. Officials expect high demand for tickets as fans anticipate a dramatic bestofseven set with strong batting power from both sides.
An Associated Press survey shows MLB attendance surpassed ten million for the season, led by the Yankees and Braves with over a million fans each. No-hit feats by Vander Meer and Hank Greenberg’s home run record are noted amid a high turnout across the National and American leagues. The report cautions figures are approximate and may be rounded.
The Maverick Club column describes a Sunday scavenger event for boys over two years old, the club’s window display, a visit of Mavericks to the State Theater after football, and a Saturday under twelve party with games and prizes. It notes local pride in players and a planned Saturday morning squad practice.
Report notes no serious injuries after the Golden Sandstorm Eleven event. Attendees observed cautious behavior and safety measures during the program. Ticket seating was partially reserved with several hundred choices still available beyond the 40 yard line.
Wrestling cards list Jack Hagen vs Ray Foote Clements and Shel Mar Alth facing Scotty Williams with Walter Stratton meeting Jack Hentrick in a 8 o clock opener. Ringside tickets at City Dust store 615 Polk Street.
Lou Nova surprised Gunner Barland of Finland with a technical knockout in a Garden tourney bout, rising from a knockdown to prevail over 800 spectators. Nova earns a likely second round meeting with Tommy Parr or Musics Strickland, while the Newark Bears boost lead as they travel west.
Henry McLemore reports from Arkansas on a humorous mix of baseball hype and hunting lore. Dogs Polly and Sadie, famous for bagging birds, are linked to the Cubs and Yankees by optimism and banter. The piece blends farm life with season outlook, mentioning Hartnett Dean and Tony Lazzeri while joking about turkey shooting and rubber bands.
In Amarillo College football, Lawyer Eleven stunned Science Club 21 to 6 as Carter Briley and Jimmy Daley scored on long runs and a key pass. The Science Club showed strong defense and a late Marching offense led by Buringame and Siebel in a decisive opening win.
Veteran outfielder Al Simmons announced he would quit with discomfort about wearing the uniform again. The Washingtoners fined him $200 yesterday after a disciplinary issue raised by president Slane Contrith. Simmons prepared for an interview with baseball commissioner Jude K. Landis in Chicago.
A garbled hometown report notes a Cleveland area athlete setting a major pace record during a yesterday event. The piece mentions a pitcher and references local figures like Murrying and van Meter, with unclear details on teams or outcomes.
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