Is Most aderrated Player by Whitney Martin New York
Whitney Martin marks the first World Series games noting standout positive and negative factors. Notable items include Danny Litwhiler's shoestring catch, Whitey Kurowski's costly error, Martin Marion's near tied drive, Charley Keller's ninth inning triple, and Frankie Crosetti’s oddest hit and underrated play.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Joe Gordon
Cooper
Max Lanier
Danny Litwhiler
Gorion
Tech
Whitey Kuowski
Johnny Lindell
Ird
Yankees
Martin Marion
Charley Keller
Frankie Crosetti
Lanier
Walker Cooper
Bill Johnson
Cardinals
Crosetti
W. Cooper
Alpha_ Brazie
Johnny Hopp
Cardinal
George Walmsley Leads Ganders Toward Winning Streak
Goose Creek Oct. 8. George Walmsley star player for Robert E. Lee Ganders runs the team’s winning road, captains and keeps the squad together. Walmsley, not yet 17, has earned four high school letters since joining the team at age 13, and his absence last year after a brain concussion deeply hurt the Ganders after a key bi district loss.
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Goose Creek
Little George Walmsley
United Press
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Walmsley
Modest George
John Reagan
Houston
Chicago bowler posts 770 in new hegling season
A Chicago bowler posted a three game total of 770 to lead in the new season. Joe Aubert started aiming for a perfect 300 with 100 consecutive strikes but finished with 288, then 235 and 247, recording only one open frame.
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Chicago
Joe Aubert
Wild pitch sparks late rally in third game
Walker Cooper tracks Lanier’s wild pitch to a vanishing ball spot while Johnson’s base-clearing triple in the eighth sinks the Cardinals. Nick Etten is named the most inoffensive batter and Martin Marion’s rare ground ball through his glove shocks the spectators.
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Walker Cooper
Lanier
Johnson
Cardinal
Nick Etten
Martin Marion
Irish Are Favored By ORLO ROBERTSON
Irish favored as six unbeaten teams face weekend football slate. Selections include Notre Dame over Michigan, Tulane over Rice, Army over Tulane, Texas over Oklahoma and Georgia over Wake Forest among others with varied matchups and close calls.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Notre Dame
Michigan
Bertelli
Daley
Irish
Georgia Tech
Wolverines
Northwestern
Duke
Navy
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Princeton
John Whelchel
Tigers
Illinois
Wisconsin
Badgers
Illini
Indiana
Nebraska
Hoosiers
Nothwestern
Georgia
Rice
Tulane
Greenies
Memphis Naval
Temple
Army
Owls
West Point
Texas Aggies
Steve van Buren
Bayou Tigers
Oklahoma
Texas
Eenie
Meenie
Minie
Moe
Colgate
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Camp Grant
Purdue
Boilermakers
Clemson
Virginia Military
Kansas State
Missouri
Washburn
Texas Tech
Tulsa
St. Mary’s
Southern California
College of Pacific-California
Stagg
Pacific
Golden Bears
March Field
U. C. S. A. Holy Cross
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Wake Forest
Financial figures from third game and totals for all three games
New York report shows third game attendance 69,990 with gross receipts 269,368.00 and players share 137,377.68 plus war relief 131,990.32. Totals list attendance 207,244 and 800,990.00 receipts with shares for players commission and war relief 131,990.32.
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New York
U.P
Sandies Face Panthers In Fourth Home Game Tonight
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm hosts Austin High of El Paso at Butler Field for a 8 30 p m kickoff in a fourth appearance of the season. El Paso counters with two star passers guards and kickers and uses a T and double wing attack as officials and probable lineups are announced.
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Butler Field
Amarillo
Sandies
Panthers
Austin
el Paso
Texas
Lynch
Hull
Wardy
Travis
Gib Jackson
R. P. Parcells
C. M. Brown
Bill Teal
Rudy Bauman
Ben Hearne
Clifford Timberlake
John Bob Watts
Dale Collins
Billy Lynch
Richard Mixon
Keith Irwin
Sam Marusich
Henry Anderson
Edmund Loya
Arlie Fletcher
Lee Fogle
Lynn Porter
Norman Kidd
Jim Francis
Bob Travis
George Wardy
Charles Edmundsen
Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Victory
Local Bowling Totals Highlight Banner Bowl Week
Pan tex league action at Victory Alleys Monday night saw Don West top with 537 across three games while Hooker close at 535. Banner Bowl Tuesday featured Squirly Blanchard 632 and Letty Bleakney 618 tied with McMinn. Ted Pearson 602 followed.
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Don West
Victory
Hooker
Squirly
Banner Bowl
Victory Alleys
Victory Bowl
Amarillo Bowl
Better Stay Away From Rice If You Don’t Want To Play
Rice football notes mention coach Jess Neely promoting student manager Jack Simms to starting end after his injury. Backup Jimmy Cotton expected to start at Wingback while Simms recovers, and other campus sports mentioned include bowling and a humorous note on pin boys and earnings for Amarillo students.
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Houston
Rice
Jess Neely
Jack Simms
Simms
Neely
Jimmy Cotton
Third base hot corner grips World Series attention
In the 1942 World Series the third base position looms large as Billy Johnson of the Yankees shines with a .417 average and a pivotal triple. Whitey Kurowski of the Cardinals, fraught with error, tries to rebound as the series heads to St. Louis and the hot corner remains the focal point.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Billy Johnson
Yanks
Whitey Kurowski
St. Louis
Johnson
Kurowski
Montclair
N. J
Billy
Yankee Stadium
New Yorkers
Restling
Johnny Lindell
Harry Walker
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Ray Sanders
Lindell
Big Lindell
Beans Reardon
Whitey
Tuck Stainback
Frank Crosetti
Southpaw
Alpha Bra
Cardinals
Sanders
Blow
Morton Cooper
Walker
Yankees
Ork
Longhorn Sooners to clash in big Saturday slate
Excerpted prep notes preview a heavy football weekend with Texas meeting Oklahoma in Dallas and Rice facing Tulane in Houston. Arkansas hosts Arkansas A and M, while Texas A and M visits LSU in Baton Rouge. Evening kickoff crowds are projected around 60K total. The article notes a historical aside on early animal reproduction.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Rice
Tulane
Houston
Texas A
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Arkansas A
Monticello
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Mustangs
Homer Norton
Bob Brumley
Sooners
Owls
Fayetteville
Aggie
Texas High School Football Upset Narrows Undefeated Field
San Antonio Tech, previously unbeaten, lost 28 to 7 to Brackenridge of San Antonio. Masonic Home Fort Worth beat Arlington Heights Fort Worth 34 to 0. Sunset Dallas beat Adamson 30 to 7. Milby Houston defeated Sam Houston 27 to 0 and Palestine edged Nacogdoches 14 to 13.
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Associated Press
San Antonio Tech
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Sunset of
Dallas
Adamson
Milby
Sam Houston
Houston
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Bowling Scores Pit Victory Alley At Women's Pioneer League
Papoose 3995 423 358 459 defeats Fifth Avenue Shop 355 599 469 478. Ohio National Life wins 1 with 354 372 418 485 and 1662 over Number two 456 420 360 520 and 1756. Country Club 398 358 449 497 loses to Builders 458 420 425 346. Mountain lions are occasionally killed in Alameda County near San Francisco.
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Victory Alley Women's Pioneer League Papoose
Fifth Avenue Shop
Ohio National Life
Number Two
Country Club
Builders
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Card
Wm.tewart
Prove
George Walmsley
Rere
Propositiu
Muehlebach
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Kansas City, Mo
Robbie Andrews
Sam Fehberg
Sam
Charles Bates
Jaycee
Roger Teas
Optimist Club
Civic League
Harry Daily
Hank Allen
Kiwanis Golds
Hank
Matt Hudson
Aubrey Jackson
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Fores Course
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Municipal Golfer Association
Ross Rogers Course
Amarillo Municipal
Warren Babb
E. W. Cain
Bowling International Harvester Employees League
Ladies Pioneer League
Texaco
Alameda County
San Francisco
Ae Pet Tt Reed
Ci Ae
Cali
Blackburn ‘Bros
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