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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1941
Page
4
Amarillo residents watched a friendly six man football game between City Market workers. The Doobangs defeated the Blockheads 6 to 0 after a scoreless four quarters. Spectators urged for more as coach W D Walsh hinted at a rematch in two weeks.
Blind golfers Clint Russell of Duluth Minnesota and Fort Worth lawyer Marvin Shannon prepare for a return match at Rockwood Golf Course in Fort Worth Sunday. Skeet Fincher, the Rockwood pro, will assist Shannon. Russell has a Duluth instructor.
Baylor Bear regulars blasted the freshmen in a scrimmage described as satisfactory by coach Frank Kimbrugh. Jack Wilson returning from a head injury and Jack Russell led the offense as the team clicked on both runs and passes in preparation for the upcoming game. A stray line notes U.S. car production reaching 81 million by end of 1940.
A rainy night in New York features boxing talk and a stranger who shares memories of Amarillo High and the Golden Sandstorm. The wounded weather and coffee led to recollections of the 1924 Amarillo vs. Lubbock clash and the origin of the Sandies nickname.
Jack Hurley says Lem Franklin will take on Conn Nova and Buddy Baer to earn a shot at Joe Louis with purses donated to the Community Chest if he fails. Sugar Bowl tickets go on sale November 1 with 38 states already applying.
Colgate halfback Geyer, an all American candidate, starred in a 271 yard performance at Duke with a 98 yard kickoff return and a 70 yard setup, despite limited carries. His aerial flying style and private pilot license drew praise from Duke players who called this the season’s best individual effort at Durham.
Springfield, Ill. Dr Roland R Cross says high army rejection rates do not show weakness but stricter enlistment standards. Recruits now undergo comprehensive medical dental exams and tests for syphilis and tuberculosis, plus psychiatric evaluations.
Fans rush to buy Cotton Bowl tickets despite not knowing teams, with 5152 sold since October 1. Cotton Bowl President Dan Rogers stated sales pace remains strong as New Year’s Day game approaches.
Company A of the ROTC unit at Amarillo High School defeats Company F 14 to 12 in a grid battle. A touchdown on a pass and a late ground drive sparked the A team while Company F answered with two touchdowns but missed two extra-point kicks.
College Station Oct. 22 Aggies develop into a darkhorse in the Southwest Conference. Baylor visits this weekend as A M shows a strong passing attack and stingy defense, despite nine lost starters. Moser shines at passer, Henderson leads receiving corps, and the line holds strong, aiming to challenge Texas for the sectional title.
New Mexico University Lobos coach Ted Shipkey named three starters for the Texas Tech game at Lubbock. Captain Charlie Smith quarterback Snocona Smith tackle Norville Red Smith halfback, who ran 41 yards for NM’s only TD in last week’s 31-6 loss to Arizona.
Pasadena readers hear rumors about a Texas versus Oregon clash possibly postponed to January 1 at the Rose Bowl. Texas with Dana Bible leads the discussion alongside Navy and Duke Fordham as other strong eligibles while Pacific Coast Conference organizers keep quiet on January 1 matchups.
New York October 22. Tommy Harmon Michigan All America back for 1940 will not play further professional football this year with the New York Americans because of prior radio commitments. Harmon previously debuted in pro ball last Sunday sharing backfield duties with John Kimbrough formerly of Texas A M Navajo Indians of New Mexico have nearly 400 good luck songs.
Minnesota's squad, battered by injuries earlier, regains key playersUrban Odson Bob Sweiger Bruce Smith Gene Flick and Bill Daley as they prepare to face Michigan in a crucial Saturday showdown.
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