Ladies Classic Bowling Results at Amarillo Bowl
In Amarillo Bowl action the Ladies Classic League saw Grant's triumph 1 over RuDells 2 1893 to 1637. Reager's Market defeated Mann's Bread 1664 to 1563 while Builders Supply beat Panhandle Specialty 1545 to 1606. Gene's Cafe defeated Ohio National Life 1473 to 1435 with Gene's Cafe bowler Gene earning individual honors king 497 via 154 176 167.
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Grant's
RuDells
Reager's Market
Mann's Bread
Builders Supply
Panhandle Specialty
Gene's Cafe
Ohio National Life
King
PANTEX LEAGUE Victory Alleys Safety and Opponents Scores
The Pantex League lists match results with teams such as Victory Alleys Safety, Operations, Stores, Ordnance, Stores Accounting, Payroll, Rangers, Texans, Chiefs, Locals, Flyers, Scouts, Antelopes and Navajos. Individual honors note Schecher and Smith with high scores and placements across events.
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Ordnance
Smith
Rangers
Texans
Chiefs
Flyers
Scouts
Antelopes
Schecher
Local Standings Show Tight Bowling Rivalries
Reager's Market edges Royal Pig in a close matchup as Triway Garage defeats Builders Supply. Knights Cafe tops Diamond Shop in a high scoring clash. Plains Chevrolet beats Safeway Cab amid strong team performances. Individual honors go to Cerniglia of Knights Cafe for top scores.
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Reager’s Market
Royal Pig
Triway Garage
Builders Supply
Knights Cafe
Diamond Shop
Plains Chevrolet
Safeway Cab
Cerniglia
Metropolitan League Banner Bowl results and top individual
Banner Bowl features Take Grocery, Fourth Sub-Depot, Diamond Shop, Palo Duro Motor, Southwestern Drug and Reager's Market with multiple team wins and top scores. Individual honors go to Anderson of Reager's Market with 180, 185, and 164 points.
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Put & Thke Grocery
Fourth Sub-Depot
Diamond Shop
Palo Duro Motor
Southwestern Drug
Reager’s Market
Anderson
Reager’s
Prewar coaches find relief as William Jewell tops K State
William Jewell College at Liberty Missouri defeated Kansas State 19 6 last week arc the Eighth Naval Preflight Battalion graduates Friday leaving one end and one center as graduation losses ahead of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Little William Jewell College
Victor
Kansas State
Naval
Stout May Miss Aggie Tilt
Pete Stout star passer and runner for the North Texas Aggies is not expected to play Saturday against the Texas Aggies. He sustained a head injury in last week's game and is hospitalized in Austin before returning home tomorrow. The injury is not serious but he likely will not take part in the game.
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Arlington
Tex
Pete Stout
North Texas Aggies
Texas Aggies
Stout
Southwestern
Austin
Aggie
Norton named coach of week after Aggies roll to 13 0 over TCU
Homer Hill Norton earns United Press football coach of the week as Texas A&M, nicknamed the Kayder Kiddie Korps, wins four straight including a 13–0 upset of undefeated TCU. Norton, 46, built a youthful, disciplined squad from a near bare roster and foresees future battles in Europe and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Homer Hill Norton
Texas A. & M
TCU
United Press
Norton
Jarrin
John Kimbrough
Dick Todd
Cotton Price
Marion Pugh
Marshall Robnett
Joe Routt
Herbie Smith
America
Birmingham Southern
Centenary
Tulane
Aggies
Texas
Fordham
Alabama
Chicago
Africa
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Tokyo
Yankees face loss of Gordon and Dickey in 1943
New York Yankees manager Joe McCarthy confronted the possible exits of Joe Gordon and Bill Dickey from the team that won the 1943 world title. Gordon stunned the baseball world by announcing he is quitting the game, citing fatigue, while Dickey weighs joining the Civil Air Patrol at his Arkansas home, leaving McCarthy briefed by the front office with no replacement plan disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Bill Dickey
Gordon
Eugene
Ore
Yankee
McCarthy
Dickey
Civil Air Patrol
Little Rosk
Ark
TCU to Get SMU Football Players
Dallas Oct 20 Two SMU players join TCU via the Navy V-12 program on Nov 1 both are injured Tailback Bill Squires of El Paso and Guard Glyn Parker of Corpus Christi Parker has knee injury and has not played this season The Navy ordered them to report to TCU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
U.P
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist
Navy
Bill Squires
el Paso
Methodists
Glyn Parker
Parker
Corpus Christi
TCU
Sammy Byrd named pro at Plum Hollow Club
Sammy Byrd former New York Yankee outfielder who became a golfing star succeeds Jimmy Demaret as professional at Plum Hollow Club Detroit. Demaret will return to Texas at month end.
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Detroit
U.P
Sammy Byrd
New York Yankee
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Plum Hollow Club
Demaret
Texas
Evangelist Delafield Sets Evening Address at Carpenters Hall
Evangelist R. E. Delafield will speak at 7 45 tonight at Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue on The Greatest Power in the World Today a Nation a Man or What. The free address invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist R. E. Delafield
Carpenters’ Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Amarillo Sports Card Highlights Local Golf and League Play
This week in Amarillo features golf at Ross Rogers Course and Amarillo Country Club with the Municipal Men’s Day, Women’s Luncheon and Dutch Dinner, plus weekend handicap tournaments. Volleyball and bowling leagues fill Victory Alleys, Banner Bowl, and Amarillo Bowl venues with regular league schedules.
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Amarillo Municipal
Ross Rogers Course
Bowling Civic League
Victory
Amarillo Country Club
Lions
Amarillo College
ABC
Kiwanis
Pantex
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Amarillo Muicipal Golfers Association
UMW Seeks End to Alabama Coal Strike Rally
In Birmingham district leaders call a mass meeting of local presidents and mine committeemen to speed a back-to-work movement. The unauthorized week long strike halted coal production by 290,000 tons and closed seven blast and seven open hearth furnaces, risking regional supplies. Two separate items note farmed thieves in Salt Lake City stealing traps from government traps.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
James H. Terry
UMW International
UMW
West Coast outdoor night bout sets boxing gate target
Fullerton reports promoter Joe Lynch eyes a $50,000 gate for next week’s Angott White NBA lightweight title bout, the first outdoor West Coast night fight since Pearl Harbor. Commentary covers college football grit, Bears’ okays, and a mix of athletic notes from Jim Munger to Carl Hubbell with regionally anchored anecdotes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Sammy Angott
Slugger White
West Coast
Pearl Harbor
Joe Lynch
George Munger
Penn
Bob Odell
Rattlesnake Matheson
Detroit Lions
Bears
Southwest schools clash for mythical title amid gridiron shuffle
In Houston on Saturday night Southwestern University faces Southwestern Louisiana Institute in a highly anticipated game. Nine SLI starters hail from Rice while seven Southwestern players come from Texas. The Austin meeting between Texas and Rice remains the official conference game as SMI and TCU also play outside the league. Texas and Rice vie for the implied crown as Tulane and other opponents shape the race.
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Dallas
U.P
Southwestern University
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Cow Country
Southwest
Houston
Texas University
Rice Institute
Armed Services
Texas
Rice
Austin
Little Southwestern
Georgetown
Louisiana
LaFayette
Southwestern
Texas Longhorns
Texas Rice
Texas Aggies
New Orleans
Tulane
TCU
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma City
Texas A. & M
North Texas Agricultural
College Station
Soldiers Fight Tonight at Amarillo Army Air Field Boxing
An all-soldier intra squadron boxing tournament begins at 8 p.m. at Sports Arena No. 3 on the Amarillo Army Air Field. The post physical training department has organized a colorful show with top amateur boxers expected to appear, though specific matchups will be announced close to start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Air Field
Sports Arena No. 3
Kiwanis Clubs Honor Raymond Robbins Visit in Amarillo
Amarillo's three Kiwanis clubs plan a noon luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel to honor Raymond Robbins of Athens Texas governor of the Texas Oklahoma district This will be his first official visit to Amarillo Ray Minner president of the downtown club said the regular meeting will be canceled but a round table session for absent members will be held Robbins set the date after about twenty delegates from Amarillo attended the district convention in Fort Worth two weeks earlier
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Amarillo
Raymond Robbins
Athens
Tex
Robbins
Ray Minner
Fort Worth
Junior Symphony Orchestra to Rehearse
The Junior Symphony Orchestra will hold its first rehearsal of the season at 7 o'clock tomorrow night in the band room of Senior High School. The group invites former members and newcomers to report to conductor Robert Louis Barron for the opening rehearsal. Two formal concerts will feature juvenile soloists chosen by contest.
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Junior Symphony
Robert Louis Barron
Philharmonic Orchestra
Barron
Major Symphony
Red Cross Dressing Rooms Closed For Cleaning
Mrs P L Reppert announced the Red Cross surgical dressing rooms will be closed the rest of the week for cleaning and reorganization. They will reopen Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Surgical
P. L. Reppert
Oklahoma registrant writes from Tennessee about work
An Oklahoma registrant in Tennessee tells his draft board he has returned to work in construction. He states I am in a construction job and cannot disclose what is being built, claiming only the government knows.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Rathbone the Bobcat star paces San Angelo offense
Mil ton Rathbone, 151 pounds, leads San Angelo High School as a versatile keyman in a fast T formation. He has 10 touchdowns for 549 yards, with scoring runs from 11 to 85 yards and a right handed pass, left footed place kicks, and 64 points overall. He may even quiz the center on a conversion one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Milton Rathbone
San Angelo High School
West Texas
Rathbone
Misston
Longhorns Backfield Blanks In Practice Hurdles
At Austin on October 20 Texas faces injuries in the backfield as speedy newcomer J R Calaghan joins the squad two weeks in. Backs Bobby Coy Lee Bill Rados Ralph Park and Bill Main suffer sore legs with Lee missing the Arkansas game and doubt over readiness for the Rice game. Linemen remain in good shape.
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Austin
J. R. CalaaGhan
University of Texas
Longhorn
Bobby Coy Lee
Bill Rados
Ralph Park
Bill Main
Lee
Arkansas
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Charlie Houston
Amarillo Sandie - Plainview Bulldog
Norman Tigers
John Bob Watts
Dickey May
SMU
Byrd
Delafield
Mr. Smith
S&h
Adkisson-Baker Tire Co
General Tires
Tyler, Sts
Texaco Products
Banner Bowl
Santa Fe
Victory Allies
Victory Bowl
Amarillo Owl
Salt Lake City
Predatory Animal Board
Fullerton
Carl Hubbell
Giants
St. Louis
Bob Fenimore
Cowboys
Houston Chronicle
Freeman
Lynn Bishop
Arkansas U
Beeville
Alaska
Bishop
Johnny Kelley
New England
San Francisco
Dick Wittenbraker
Warren Lewis
Neil Funk
Indiana
I. U
Edward S. Mandel
Penn State
Palermo
Sicily
Penn State Alumni Association
Nittany Lions
Bible
By ED Fite
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Junior Symphony Orchestra
RED Cross
S. Pierce
Bobcat Star
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Polk
Tommy
Fortress
Europe
China
Tommy Bird
Bond
Sunny Brook
Lesage Company
Amarillo, Texas
Kuppenheimer
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