Strike and Spare Notes From Amarillo Bowling Roundup
Noble Paulk posted a 689 as he led a 466 entering last game in the Metropolitan League at Amarillo Bowl. Charley Lyles, under Pan handle Insurance, fired eight strikes but settled for a 279 series with a 300 dream fading on a ninth frame split. Mentions of top teams, sponsors, and upcoming SanDallas and Detroit trips fill a lively local bowling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Paulk
Brooklyn
Noble
Paulk
Panhandle Insurance
Charley Lyles
Charley
Builders Supply
Sam Fenberg
Diamond Shop
Fenberg
Borger
The
National
Detroit
Herring Hotel
Amarillo
St. Paul
Holler Hard Luck Kyle Gillespie Ready to Play
Fort Worth Texas October 20 report says Kyle Gillespie nicknamed hard luck will answer for Holler and play for Texas Christian University. He came to the school with football potential but a trick knee limited action and he played on one leg before an operation corrected the trouble. He is reported completely recovered and ready for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Kyle Gillespie
Kyle
Texas Christian University
Erftness
Amarillo Sandies Aim To Extend Texas Schoolboy Streak
Amarillo's Sandies seek to extend a 19 game unbeaten run as they clash with Lubbock Westerners in a key District 1 showdown. The report notes Lubbock's strong defense and high-scoring offense, while detailing other unbeaten teams and upcoming district games across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandies
Amarillo
Laibbock
Waco
Tigers
Corsicana
Temple
Two NFL debuts draw big crowd and a 7 to 7 tie
Tom Harmon and John Kimbrough made their professional football debuts at Yankee Stadium watched by 25,385 fans as the Columbus Bulls and New York Americans battled to a 7-7 tie. Harmon scored on a reverse and pondered future plans while Kimbrough praised the experience and enjoyed the pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Harmon
John Kimbrough
Yankee Stadium
Columbus Bulls
New York Americans
Kimbrough
Harmon
Buffalo
Michigan
Cox
John
Tom Harmon
Bob Davis
Bulls
Kentucky
Charlie Armstrong
Americans
University of Mississippi
Stonewall Jackson
Sport Parade: College Gridiron Notes and Pro Matchups
New York journalists review a weekend of football with Tom Harmon and John Kimbrough starring for the New York Americans against the Columbus Bulls at Yankee Stadium. Vanderbilt’s Jack Jenkins shines, Indiana tops Nebraska, Morehead State Teachers crushes Rio Grande, Michigan upends Northwestern, Harvard finally beats Dartmouth, and Tulane meets Mississippi in a notable upcoming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jenkins
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Indiana
Nebraska
Bill Hillenbrand
National Labor Relations Board
Morehead
Morehead State
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
Wood Wins Wichita Open With Four-Under Total
Craig Wood, the National Open champion from Mamaroneck New York, captures the $750 first prize at Westlink Club course Wichita. Ed Wysowski of Kewanee Illinois falls just short after a final hole mishap leaves him tied for second with Johnny Evolta Evanston Illinois and Henry Ward Oklahoma City, all at 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Craig Wood
Westlink Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Ed Wysowski
Kewanee
Wood
Wysowski
Johnny Evolta
Evanston
Ill
Henry Lard
Oklahoma City
Two Motorcycle Ace Riders Die in California National Race
In Oakland California October 19 top ranking motorcycle racers Tom Hayes 27 Dallas Texas and June McCall 26 Charlotte North Carolina were killed when their bikes crashed during the 200 mile national championship race. The machines piled up in the wreck and the spectators were stunned by the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
U.P
Tom Hayes
Dallas
Texas
June McCall
Charlotte
N. C
Amarillo Country Club Finds Stone Tops Women Golf Tourney
Mrs. R A Stone won the regular Thursday Amarillo Country Club women’s golf event with a low net 67 on 18 holes. Second place shared by Mrs. J W Babb and Mrs. Geo McGrath. final scores list Stone 67, Babb 70, McGrath 70. Next week’s play features a three in one tournament with prizes for best net, best nine holes with half handicap, and fewest putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Stone
Amarillo Country Club
J. W. Babb
Geo. McGrath
George McGrath
Jess Rogers
Prank Wolflin
J. W. Ross
R. J. Moore
J. W. Higgins
Glen Smith
J. W. Shudde
M. Olver
J. W Higgins
W D. Shudde
Prark Wolflin
M. T. Johnson
C. F. Collier
Charles Young
Pro Football World Series Hinted Amid Season Notes
Column surveys football news and college tilt buildup. Mentions Tom Harmon and John Kimbrough, Minnesota Michigan Brown Jug clash, Notre Dame lightweights, Navy prospects, Florida dates, and humor about athletes and entertainment. Includes quotes on Harmon Kimbrough backfield and Mel Hein reference.
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New York
Special News Service
Tom Harmon
John Kimbrough
Minnesota
Michigan
Notre Dame
Swede Larson
Joe Hunt
Joe
Tom Lieb
Florida
Gainesville
Gators
Texas and Rice Renewed Feud In Week's Southwest Headliner
Texas and Rice renew their famed Southwest Conference rivalry with a pivotal clash in Austin as both teams ride strong seasons. Texas thrashed Arkansas 48 14 while Rice, after a 27 0 loss to LSU, seeks momentum against the Longhorns and a current top form in conference play.
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Texas and Rice
Jimmy Kitts
Texas
Jack Chevigny
Notre Dame
Rice
Indiana
Arkansas
Dallas
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Longhorns
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Hogs
Detroit University
Detroit
Baylor
Villanova
Texas A. & M
College Station
Aggies
Kimbrough
Kyle Gillespie
Toads
Southern Methodist
Auburn
Birmingham
First Rounds Over in CG Women Golf Tournament
The first round of matches in the Women's Presidents Trophy Golf Tour at Amarillo Country Club is complete. Leading into the second round are Mrs Glenn Smith Mrs Geo Mc Grath Mrs J W Higgins and Mrs R J Moore with Moore narrowly defeating Mrs A N Olver 1 up.
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Amarillo Country Club
Glenn Smith
Geo. McGrath
J. W. Higgins
R. J. Moore
Moore
M. T. Johnson
Frank Wolflin
Chas Young
C. F. Collier
W. P. Andrews
Mrs. Goldthwaite Captures Texas Open Title
Aneila Goldthwaite, 29, mother of two, won her fourth Texas Women's Open golf championship in Fort Worth on October 20. She previously won in 1933 1935 1937 and 1941 and was runner up in 1936 and 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Aneila Goldthwaite
Baseball Star Now Is Defense Worker
Enos Slaughter, star outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals and NL top hitter, works as a day laborer at a small arms ammunition plant in St. Louis. He said he belongs to the AFL Hodcarriers Building and Common Laborers Union.
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ST. Louis
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
National League
Slaughter
AFL’ Hodcarriers’, Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Baseball figures discuss plant work and team moves
In a storeroom interview, a worker hopes for a transfer to driving a tire truck. Slaughter mentions Joe Grace and Johnny Lucadello of the St. Louis Browns also at the plant, and that Cardinal teammates Johnny Hopp and Ernie White expect to start soon.
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Slaughter
Joe Grace
Johnny Lucadello
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Hopp
Ernie White
Cardinal
Buffaloes Arizona Lead Tied With Border Foes
Eight border conference teams clash this week as Arizona University and West Texas State seek a third straight win to lead the circuit. Arizona plays Tempe on Saturday while West Texas State visits Flagstaff. New Mexico faces Texas Tech at Lubbock and Huarein Simmons meets the Miners in El Paso. The New Mexico Aggies travel to Peoria Illinois to meet Bradley Tech Friday.
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Albuquerqu
N. M
Arizona University
West Texas State
Texas Miners
Arizona State of
Flagstaff
New Mexico
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Huarein-Simmons
el Paso
New Mexico Aggies
Peoria
Iil
Bradley Tech
Sailors’ Table Postures Mark Cape Horn and Arctic Feats
In 19th century maritime tradition sailors who rounded Cape Horn could place one foot on the table after meals, while those who crossed the Arctic Circle would lift both feet. The custom signified notable sea crossings.
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Cape Horn
Arctic Circle
Wilson Baylor Star Back Injured in Villanova Game
Baylor's sparkplug back Jack Wilson suffered a head injury and dizzy spells after leaving the Villanova contest. His condition will reveal the severity of the concussion, doctors said as the Bears face a tough setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Jack Wilson
Baylor
Bears
Villanova
Baltimore
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Women's Bowling Association
Red Cross
Men's Bowling Association
Louie
Hank Gittrich
Fred Grimes
Kegler
Mann's Cakes
Bill Dyer
Tulsa Oklahoma
Sooner
Bill
Tulsa
Pearl Gaddie
Buddy Bomar
Cy Reiger
Ted Pearson
Jim Fletcher
Canyon
Jack Curtis
Curtis
Tommy Warren
Harold V. Ratlive
Associated Press
Panhandle
Vernon
McAllen
Harlingen
el Paso High
Ysida
Paris
Denison
Amarilla
Sweetwater
Masonic Home
Sunset
Lufkin
Lamar
Houston
Conroe
Goose Creek
Corpus Christi
Jeff Davis
Panthers
Masonic
Home
Bisons
Bill Hamman
Bill Blackburn
North Dallas
Tom
Frank
Texas A & M
Harry Ferguson
Northwestern
New England
Harvard
Dartmouth
Dick Harlow
Crimson
Tulane
Mississippi
New Orleans
Westlink
Mrs. Stone
Country Club
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Walter Stewart
Memphis
Lou Nova
Jack McBride
McBride
Jack
Jarrin Jawn
Mel Hein
Charlie Callahan
Tub Thumper
Chattanooga U
Army
Boise Air Base
Tiny Crowe
Walton (Whitey) McMullen
Jacksonville
Fla
Macon
Saginaw
Mich
Fred Haney
Toledo
Haney
Fred
McCall's
Ernie Holbrook
San Francisco
First National Bank of
Fisk
Richard West
Owl
Longhorn
Austin
Memorial Stadium
Mrs. Goldthwaite
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants & Auditors
Oliver.Eakle
Buffaloes
Arizona
Ed Hickman
Lewis Selft
Odell Griffin
Bubo Barnett
Travis Nelson
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
BUICK
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Auto Supply & Service Stores
Tyler
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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