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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

Page

6

Globe News Panhandle Open Tournament Invitation

Tulsa telephone indicates possible team send to Globe News Panhandle Open Tournament this year. Browning Heggs to join Major League Friday night replacing Sergeant Paul Cerniglia on Star Lumber team. Lions Club bowler Ivan Boxwell tops Civic League with 616, Jim Hudson close behind with 613. Matt Hudson seeks four-holed ball to speed throws. Tournament starts this weekend. invitation extended to all bowling enthusiasts for participation and support.

Tulsa Roy Browning Heggs Paul Cerniglia Star Lumber Company Browning Ivan Boxwell Lions Club Victory Alleys Jim Hudson Kiwanis Golds

Navy Notre Dame Clash Tops Saturday Picks

Orlo Robertson lists this week's college football selections. Key matchups include Navy vs Notre Dame and Army vs Pennsylvania with several top teams highlighted. Other picks feature California, Southern California, Minnesota, Michigan, Texas, SMU, and more with brief notes on form and transfers.

Orlo Robertson New York Navy Notre Dame Angelo Bertelli Irish Army Pennsylvania Duke Georgia Tech Tech California Southern California Trojans Howard Callahan Southern Cal Minnesota Northwestern Gophers Otto Graham Wildcats Michigan Ilinois Bill Daley Mary Pregulman Wolverines Texas Christian Louisiana State Horned Frogs Steve van Buren Wisconsin Tony Butkovich Purdue Boilermakers Southern Tex Tulsa Texans Brown Princeton Doc Savage Columbia Cornell Indiana Ohio State Buckeyes Bob Hoernschmeyer Iowa State Oklahoma Dartmouth Yale Colgate Holy Cross Hither and Thither Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Texas Aggies Arkansas Texas Tech

College football results from multiple matchups listed

Rice defeated San Diego Naval Training Station. U C L A beat the same opponent. Virginia won against V M I. Wake Forest toppled Clemson. Rutgers prevailed over Lehigh. St Marys defeated San Francisco.

Rice San Diego Naval Training Station Virginia Wake Forest Clemson Rutgers Lehigh St. Mary's San Francisco

Ex SMU Captain Killed in Action in Italy

Dallas reports confirm Captain Johnny Sprague, SMU Rose Bowl player of 1935, is killed in action after initially being listed missing. He served in the American Fifth Army in Italy, one of four Sprague brothers who captained their college teams, with Mortimer and Charley in service as well.

Dallas Johnny Sprague Southern Methodist Johnny Mortimer Bud) Sprague University of Texas West Point Howard Charley Fifth Army Italy George A. Sprague

Umpire Al Barlick Joins Coast Guard as Apprentice Seaman

Chicago reports that 28 year old National League umpire Al Barlick was inducted into the Coast Guard as an apprentice seaman and ordered to report for duty November 11. Also notes a medical fact about water diluting blood in the body.

Chicago al Barlick Coast Guard

Ama rillo Sandies Tangle With Shawnee Wolves Tonight

Amarillo Golden Sandies enter unbeaten clash at Butler Field against Shawnee Wolves in Oklahoma. Kickoff 8 15 p m local time. Sandies show edge in comparative scores to Norman Tigers while Shawnee eyes upset after recent results.

Texas Amarillo Golden Sandies Wolves Butler Field Amarillo Norman Tigers Sandies Norman Tigers Shawnee Ray LeCrone Wdlives

Big Weekend Kickoff With High School Football Battles

Across Texas last night Amon Carter-Riverside beat Arlington Heights 16 to 7 in Fort Worth. Milby defeated John Reagan 7 to 0 in Houston. Austin beat Cathedral 8 to 0 and Wheatly downed Blackshear 38 to 0 in San Antonio. Tonight Maroons meet Eagles Brackenridge. Marshall and Lufkin clash in East Texas inter district showdown with state semis in sight.

Associated Press Amon Carter-Riverside Fort Worth Arlington Heights Milby Houston John Reagan Austin el Paso Cathedral Wheatly San Antonio Blackshear Maroons Brackenridge Eagles

Shawnee Wolves Seek Aerial Edge In Key Oklahoma clash

The Shawnee Wolves, praised for a strong grid machine, boast an 8 1 1 record in 1942. A win over Amarillo would mark a peak season, despite two defeats by Enid and a Nor mal loss. J. D. Cole, a 185 pound triple threat, heads a formidable Oklahoma roster.

Oklahoma Wolves Amarillo Shawnee Enid J. D. Cole Oklahoma Sports Writers

Former Sandies visit practice ahead of 1943 season

Billy Hale and Truett Hull, ex Sandies, attended a 1943 practice. Hale, Army Navy trainee and first string center for the TCU Frogs, will play his last Frogs game Saturday at Baton Rouge versus LSU. Hull, Navy trainee at Texas, was a 1941 back. Other ex Sandies visiting included Harlow Sullivan Priolo Denton and Zelsman.

Billy Hale Truett Hull Hale TCU Horned Frogs Navy the Frogs Baton Rouge LSU Truett T. G. Hull University of Texas Hull John Harlow John L. Sullivan Roy Priolo Johnny Denton Bob Zelsman

Sandies Ready for Night Tilt as Shawnee Clash Looms

Shawnee and Amarillo face off in a non conference game under lights. Don McIntire and Charles Whitaker pace the offense while Billy Lynch recovers from an ankle ligament injury and will miss rough work. Mark Taylor and Jack McGee fill in at wingback with Armistice Day next at Butler Field against Lubbock Westerners.

Shawnee Amarillo Sandies Billy Lynch Norman Howard Lynch Billy Mark Taylor Jack McGee Taylor McGee Lubbock Westerners Butler Field Childress Adam Amarillo Abilene Seminole Vernon Capitol Hill Oklahoma City Austin el Paso Enid Purcell Plainview Amarillo Shawnee Eeeeeneee Eeane Cravensease Oo Chyed Bavesves Tadeee Peete Amarillo Pos Shawnee Rudy Bauman Tater Wee Le-Re Gene Gierhart Bern Hearne Steer Lt-Rt Seeee Eee Jimmie Neal Ater Don McIntire Mark Taylor Seve Granville Harp Richard Mixon Etna J.D. Cole Charles Whitaker Billy Keith Irwin

Bodman Wins Amarillo Ladies Day Golf Tourney

Mrs. S. W. Bodman captured the Ladies Day golf event at Amarillo Country Club with a net 51 in a Best Scores on Par Four Holes format. Luncheon Ball honors went to Mrs. C. F. Collier.

Bowling scores and league results from Amarillo event

International Harvester League lists results from Amarillo bowling matches with teams such as Motor Trucks Refrigeration Farm Equipment Parts and winners and scores. Ladies Pioneer League shows victory by Alleys Boxwell s Fifth Avenue Shop Wagon Wheel Builders' Supply Mann's Bread Country Club Cleaners with individual honors noted. Texico League banners include Marfah Havolines Indians and Fire Chiefs with scores and totals and Lahm’s individual honors.

Fuller Ladies Pioneer League Boxwell’s Fifth Avenue Shop Wagon Wheel & Papoose Cafe Builders’ Supply Panhandle Specialty Mann’s Bread Country Club Cleaners Neal’s Cafe Dorris Diesel Chief Havolines Sky Chiefs Fire Chiefs Lahm Marfak

Weekend Panhandle sports card from Amarillo region

Local sports schedule lists football Amarillo High School vs Shawnee at Butler Field 8 15 P M. Bowling events include Globe News Panhandle Open at Victory Alleys and Ladies Panhandle Open at Amarillo Bowl. Golf weekend tournaments at Ross Rogers, Amarillo Country Club. A news item notes Lynnfield Massachusetts shortage claim from a gas station operator due to a dimout.

Amarillo High School Sandies Shawnee High School Wolves Butler Field Victory Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course Amarillo Country Club Johnny K. Roberts Ross Rogers Municipal Course News-Globe Johnny J. Roberts Globe-News Victory Alleys Amarillo Municipal Bowling Civic League

Texas Rice TCU Aggies Favored In Southwest Race

HAROLD V. RATLIFF notes Southwest Conference football moves into the stretch with Texas Rice TCU and Texas A and M favored. Many stars exit naval training programs as key players like Texas wingman Joe Parker and SMU guard Billy Shaw depart. Predictions expect Texas to beat SMU, TCU to edge LSU, and Arkansas to test A and M.

Harold V. Ratliff Associated Press Southwest Conference Joe Parker Texas Longhorns Southern Methodist Dallas Billy Shaw Ed Cloud Bill Squires Houston Rice Texas Tech Charles Malmberg Owl

Amarillo Golden Sandstorm Face Shawnee Wolves On Home Grid

Tonight at Butler Field the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm host the Shawnee Wolves in a Texas Oklahoma high school clash with kickoff at 8 15. General admission 55 cents, students and service men 30 cents. Coaches Ray LeCrone and Dale Barnett lead the teams. officials include Gib Jackson Brian Hooks Jess Dearley and Bill Teal.

Amarillo Golden Sandstorm Shawnee Wolves Butler Field Texas Oklahoma Amarillo Ray LeCrone Dale Barnett Shawnee Howard Lynch T. G. Hull Gib Jackson TCU

Aggies Predicted To Beat Razorbacks At Fayetteville

Texas A and M. faces Arkansas in Fayetteville at 2 PM before about 5000 fans. Analysts expect the Aggies to win by two touchdowns or so.

Ally Texas A Arkansas Fayetteville Aggies

Bowling Bits By FE A HARRIS

Mrs Johnny Weeks and Mrs Ed Harris entertained nine soldier bowlers leaving Amarillo with a dinner. Lefty Bleakney led the Banner Bowl standings with 202 237 204 for 643 in the Classic League. Sergeant George Crocker bowls with a pipe, a curious sight to the writer. Charlie Lucky Bates is mentioned.

Johnny Weeks Ed Harris Amarillo Lefty Bleakney Portsider George Crocker

Don Budge to Meet Edward Alloo in Pampa Tennis Showdown

Two top players headline a Sunday match at Pampa High School courts as Lieut. Don Budge of Texas Tech faces Lieut. Edward Alloo of Pampa Army Air Field. Budge, renowned for five major titles in 1938, and Alloo, ranked 11th nationally in 1941, have both defeated leading stars in national play.

Pampa Don Budge Edward Alloo Pampa High School Budge Texas Tech Lubbock United States Alloo Pampa Army Air Field Bobby Riggs Elwood Cooke Jack Cramer Bitsy Grant

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