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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1948

Page

12

Scribe Selects Steers Ponies in Week Football Picks

Harold Claassen previews weekend college football with predictions across conferences. Northwestern favored at Michigan, Oregon over USC, North Carolina State at North Carolina, Texas over Arkansas, Wisconsin versus Yale, Notre Dame at Nebraska, Penn at Columbia, Georgia at LSU, Oregon State at California, and many others. Includes Friday and Saturday matchups with numerous named teams and regions across the nation.

Northwestern Michigan North Western Minnesota Gophers Southern California Oregon Norman van Brocklin North Carolina State North Carolina Snavely Tar Heels Charley Justice Ark Texas Longhorns Yale Wisconsin Badgers Levi Jackson Notre Dame Nebraska Huskers Colorado Pennsylvania Columbia Quakers Georgia Louisiana Johnny Rauch California Mississippi Tulane Missouri Navy Midwest Bill Hawkins Tigers Harvard Army Boston University Temple Bradley Drake Detroit Miami Fla Santa Clara Loyola Texas Mines Brigham Young Villanova Boston College Delaware Bucknell Chattanooga Presbyterian Missouri Valley Central St. Louis Rockhurst Cornell Syracuse Dartmouth Colgate Holy Cross Brown Muhlenberg Lafayette Penn State West Virginia Princeton Rutgers Wesleyan Swarthmore Middlebury Coast Guard New Britain Kings Point Rhode Island Massachusetts Trinity Hobart Tufts Rochester Vermont Norwich Franklin & Marshall Carnegie Tech Fordham St. Francis Connecticut Maine Buffalo Alfred Brooklyn Wagner Bowdoin Williams Amherst Colby Pittsburgh Marqnette South Maryland Duke Florida Rollins Alabama Tennessee Georgia Tech Auburn Mississippi State Cincinnati Richmond VMI Vanderbilt Kentucky Virginia Washington & Lee Wake Forest Duquesne William & Mary Virginia Tech Davidson Citadel Furman Wofford Indiana Ohio State Iowa State Ohio Xavier Michigan State Arizona Illinois Oklahoma Kansas State Wichita Utah State Bowling Green Harris Harvey Dayton Toledo Denison Wooster Lawrence Monmouth Ohio Wesleyan Case South Dakota North Dakota South Dakota State North Dakota State Western Michigan Iowa Tulsa Georgetown Montana Montana State Oklahoma A&m San Francisco Utah Denver UCLA Stanford Washington State College of Pacific Portland Wyoming Colorado A&m Tempe State Flagstaff State

Southwest Conference Football Sets Crucial Matchups This Week

Razorbacks face Texas at Austin while TCU aims to beat Texas A&M at College Station. SMU battles Rice in Houston as Baylor hosts Texas Tech in Waco. Texas looks to rebound as Arkansas seeks payback, and Baylor sits atop standings with undefeated record.

Harold V. Ratliff Associated Press Arkansas Texas Christian Razorbacks Texas Austin Texas A&m College Station Southern Methodist Rice Houston Baylor Texas Tech Waco Red Raiders Tulsa Southern Methodist-Rice SMU Louisiana State Aggies TCU Bears

Feller Deems No Pay Cut for 1949 Season

Star pitcher Bob Fellerarticulates no salary slash for 1949 amid World Series aftermath and contract talks. He insists his pitching arm is strong and plans not to barnstorm this winter. Cleveland owner Bill Veeck cites Feller as key to the Indians' pennant run and praises his continued leadership on a veteran staff.

New York Bob Feller Rapid Robert Feller Indians Ross Veeck Cleveland Veeck Bob Lemon Gene Bearden Steve Gromek

College Upsets and Match Results Highlight Weekend Menu

The ODIST defeated Rice, TCU bested Texas A M, Youngstown beat Oklahoma City, and Hardin Simmons triumphed over New Mexico in a slate of notable college games. The results showcase rising programs and competitive showdowns across regions.

Odist Rice TCU Texas A&m Youngstown Oklahoma City Hardin Simmons New Mexico

Sul Ross Seeks First Triumph Against Lobos

Sul Ross State, undefeated and untied, prepared to face New Mexico A&M in Alpine after posting a recent win over the Lobos in their only wartime meetings. The Lobos have four wins, 150 points, while Sul Ross trails with 32 points and two losses.

Sul Ross Alpine Sul Ross State New Mexico A&m Border Conference Lobos

Small Field In Gold Cup Gallop

Belmont Park readies for the Empire City Gold Cup with six likely starters led by Citation. European contenders Nathoo and Bayeux loom as the field tightens and purses total about $108,700 with stakes ranging from $72,700 to $5,000 for the top four.

New York Belmont Park Nathoo Aga Khan Bayeux Citation Phalanx Miss Grillo Drumbeat Conniver Bayeaux Hocks Brussels

Saints Start Strong in US Junior Hockey League Standings

The Saint Paul Saints led the United States Hockey League with three points after a 5-2 win over the Dallas Texans. Tulsa beat Omaha 5-3 and Houston 5-2 over Fort Worth and Rangers, respectively. Jim Bretauer, a 17 year old from Minneapolis, started in goal for Dallas and stopped 33 shots.

United Saint Paul Saints United States Hockey League Tulsa Houston Saints Kansas City Dallas Texans Fort Worth Omaha Texans Minneapolis Jim Bretauer Paul Ribault Rangers

Favorites Win In Texas Open

Fort Worth reports semifinal play in the Texas Women's Open with amateurs Pretty Polly Riley and Mary Agnes Wall facing off for a spot in the final. Riley defeated Patty Berg 2 and 1 to reach the semis while Wall beat Miss Williford 4 and 3, and pro Mildred Didrickson Zaharias edged Betsy Rawls 3 and 2 to join Helen Detweiler with a final berth.

Fort Worth Pretty Polly Riley Patty Berg Minneapolis Mary Agnes Wall Menominee Mich River Crest Miss Wall H. J. Williford Sherman Mildred Didrickson Zaharias Denver Helen Detweiler Dallas Babe Betsy Rawls Austin Miss Detweiler Gordon Perrin Eldorado Ark

Mangrum Leads In Glendale Open Golf Thriller

Lanky Lloyd Mangrum shot six-under 66 to take a two stroke lead over Johnny Bulla after day one in Glendale Open. Ben Hogan sits close at 69 as Ed Oliver and Zell Eston keep pace at 69. The 150-player field includes top pros and amateurs chasing PGA money titles at Oakmont Country Club.

Glendale Cal Lloyd Mangrum Johnny Bulla Chicago Bulla Phoenix Ariz Mangrum Oakmont Country Club Bantam Ben Hogan Hogan Hershey Ed “Porky Oliver Seattle Zell Eston Montebello Skip Alexander Lexington Fred Hawkins Denver Jack Hardin el Paso

Abilene College Back’s Speed Marks 1947 Season Peak

Abilene Christian College star W. T. Smith, a 9.8 100-yard sprinter and versatile back, led Texas Conference scorers in 1946 and 1947 with 47 and 54 points. The 1948 season shows his gaudiest numbers yet, including a 70-yard punt return for a touchdown and multiple long runs despite team losses.

Abilene W. T. Smith Abilene Christian College Smith Texas Abilene Christian Arkansas West Texas State ACC Pensacola Fla. Naval Air Station Christian

Carver Dragons Open Season At Home Against Steers

The Carver Dragons football team from Carver High School hosts Blackshear High School Steers of Odessa Friday at 8 p.m. at Carter's Field Third and North Hughes. It is Amarillo's newest squad's first local appearance after a 45 0 loss to Abilene's Negro high school. Coach Johnny Allen reports players in good shape and ready to compete.

Carver High School Dragons Blackshear High School Odessa Carter's Third North Hughes Amarillo Abilene Negro High School Johnny Allen

Texas grid fixtures arc schedules for City Conference

In Texas high school football previews, Texas City Conference and Class AA slate shows few interdistrict games. Notable matchups include Austin strong, Port Arthur idle, Amarillo facing Woodrow Wilson, and Lamar beating San Jacinto. District battles loom with Abilene Odessa and San Antonio area clashes highlighted.

Wilbu Martin Associated Press Ohio Austin Port Arthur Amarillo Woodrow Wilson Dallas Lamar Houston San Jacinto Forest Jesuit Paschal Fort Worth Fort Worth Tech St. Thomas Abilene Odessa Sweetwater Plainview Wichita Falls Electra San Antonio Tech Alamo Heights San Antonio Brackenridge Waco Waxahachie Marshall Gladewater Arlington Heights Milby John Reagan el Paso Stephenville Henderson Alice South Park Baytown San Benito Amarillo College Ineva Hedrick Kenneth Walters Pampa High School Louise Russell Hedrick Walters Russell W. A. McDavid Ustin Waite Toledo Mattie Swain Mack West Texas State College Canyon Ray Small Marguerite Goodner Clarendon College Margaret Jones Irene Crawford Amarillo High School Highland Park Crozier Tech Sunset Weatherford Adamson Orange Big Spring Brownfield Childress Graham Vernon Quanah Lamesa San Angelo Toledo, Ohio Bowie Phoenix Ariz Greenville Gainesville Denton Sherman Bonham Grand Prairie Cleburne McKinney Midland Brownwood Longview Marshal Tyler Texarkana Temple Ennis Hillsboro Corsicana Kilgore Nacogdoches Van Jacksonville Galveston Beaumont Texas City Kirwin Wisbnvessawn pHeammone Papayuwwa

Friday Football Schedule

The page lists a Friday football schedule and notes on historical telephony. French telephones were invented in the United States by Robert G Browne, an engineer from New York City.

United States Robert G. Browne New York City

Wild Bill Ezinicki fuels Leafs bid for NHL glory

Oscar Fraley notes Wild Bill Ezinicki returns to form as Toronto Maple Leafs aim to repeat as NHL champions. The forward, famed for hard hockey and penalties, anchors a Leafs lineup led by Connie Smythe as they seek another title after past triumphs.

Oscar Fraley United Press New York Arnica Wild Bill Ezinicki Toronto Maple Leafs Blades William Eddie Laprade New York Rangers Detroit Red Wings Bill Connie Smythe Maple Leafs Leafs Toronto

Jones Returns To Baptist Team

Halfback Bobby Jones returns to the East Texas Baptist College lineup after a leg injury. His return sparks hopes of a second win this season as the Tigers prepare to face Southeastern Oklahoma State Saturday night.

Marshall Bobby Jones East Texas Baptist College Tigers Southeastern Okla Jones S. F. Austin State

Also Mentioned on This Page

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