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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1947

Page

16

Fenton to Return for Triple Main Event in Amarillo

Edmonton wrestler Rod Fenton set to face Al Szasz from Gerald Missouri at the Fair Grounds arena in Amarillo. Fenton recalls a 1934 ring wedding with Neosho Curley of Abilene and notes changes in appearance from his European stint. The program features three matches in best two of three falls with a 45 minute limit.

Amarillo Rod Fenton Edmonton Canada al Szasz Gerald Fair Grounds Arena Fenton Neosho Curley Abilene Dutch Mantell Lightning Rod Europe England Fen Szasz Henry Harwill Stocky Kneilsen Clements George Curtis

Youth Dies From Football Injuries in Texas

Pu-for William Carl Hempel 18 died yesterday from injuries suffered Friday night in the Galveston Orange High School football game. Funeral services set for Grace Episcopal Church in Galveston at 4 30 pm with an Orange officials and Ball High School classmates attending. Ball Beaumont game cancelled. Hempel played his third year on the Ball High team and held letters in football basketball and baseball. Survivors include his parents a brother R F E Hempel III and a sister Dolores.

Galveston William Carl Billy) Hem Galveston-Orange Grace Episcopal Church Orange Young Hempel Ball High School J. Davis Hill Ball School-Beaumont Hempel Ball R. F E. Hempel III Texas A&m College Dolores

Texas High School Conference Tilt Schedule Highlights

AP notes 39 conference games this weekend across Texas with Corsicana at Waco and districts featuring Plainview Borger Chillic remain in District 1 2 10 12 and Houston area districts Other top teams include Odessa Longview Marshall and Austin with intersectional tilts Texas high schools show a 33 percent farm output rise 1939 1944 as context

Corsicana Waco Austin el Paso Marshall Bisbee Ariz Henderson Plainview Borger Childress Vernon Bryan Jacksonville Lamar Jeff Davis Houston Corpus Christi Lake Charles Texas Sineiene Brownfield Pampa Lubbock Amarillo Graham Electra Quanah Wichita Falls Abilene Sweetwater Midland San Angelo Lamesa Ysileta el Paso High Bowie Bonham Paris Sherman Greenmay Big Spring Denton Grand Prairie Sulphur Springs McKinney Highland Park Dallas Gainsville Fort Worth Tech North Side Fort Worth Poly Paschal Woodrow Wilson Forest Adamson Grazier Tech Mineral Wells Ranger Breckenridge Weathertown Cisco Brownwood Ennis Hillsboro Temple Cleburne Gladewater Kilgore Lufkin Palestine Nacogdoches Conroe Sam Houston St. Thomas Reagan Milby San Jacinto Port Arthur South Park Beaumont Galveston Goose Creek Pasadena Galena Park Orange San Antonio Tech Harlandale San Antonio Kerrville Kingsville McAllen Laredo Brownsville

Whirlwinds Seek First Victory Over Horace Mann

Elizabeth Nixson Whirlwinds coached by Hack Folsom chase their first win of the Panhandle Junior High School Football League season on Horace Mann Buffs field. Sam Houston leads the five team league with a 3-1-1 mark after last week’s 6-0 win over Horace Mann.

Hack Folsom Elizabeth Nixson Windy Nicklaus Ronald Johnson Ray Bingham Donald Neece Bobby Hibbs Carlos Jackson Bob Butcher Raymond Bennett Donald Giles Pos Nixson Horace Mann John Isaacs Bill Montgomery Neal Cross Jack Graham Darrell Bains Kenley Smith R. Williams F. McCarty Jimmy Woods Johnny Smith R. Stockton B. Hibbs Merl Davis Leon Evans Race Ray Bingham K Hamilton R. Johnson Bill Carter Jerry Hogan

Dimmitt Teams Win Two Out of Three

Dimmitt Bobkittens outscored Amarillo Maverick Club in two of three football games played here last Wednesday night. The 80-pounders won 32-0 with Warren starring and the 120-pounders won 6-0 by a blocked punt. The Maverick 90-pounders won 17-6 in a tight contest. McDermott scored for the Bobkittens and they plan to return the games in Amarillo on November 1.

Dimmitt Dimmitt Bobkittens Amarillo 80-Pounders Warren Maverick

Bowling Scores in City Leagues Show Mixed Results Across Teams

In the BUSINESS GIRLS LEAGUE many teams posted high scores with 457 and 435 leading for Team No 2 and Ace Refrigeration. METROPOLITAN LEAGUE saw strong marks from Whitehead, Langley, and others while SERVICE LEAGUE lists forfeit wins and solid scores from American Legion and Downtown Lions.

Copeland Fideferro Blind Aer O-Matic Powell Linn Sefert Doefler Kerrick Pate Acker Kelling Adama Franklin L. Franklin Reeves Ace Refrigeration Co Dorria Cox Pittman West Nichols Paint Bumpers McDonald Harnsby Baker Team No Thurston Osenbaugh Brown Martens Hustel Pitcock Leogett Aristocrat Cafe Hasley Seiberling Langley White Motor Co Barry Grandistiff White Thomas Byers Oakes-Fyfe Novak Filaraski Whitehead Merchant Scott Davis & Co Johnson Silvester Mitchell Reed Crump Panhandle Insurance Agency Womble Edwards Glasgow McCartney Fuller Nu Kappa Sigma Grundy Foster Little Logan Southwestern Drug Corp Butterfield Brancher Farmer

Ducat Scalper Expelled From Naval Academy

One midshipman was expelled and several others faced scrutiny as the Naval Academy moves to break a ticket scalping ring. Frederick W. Lauer Jr. was expelled after authorities found he supplied 400 Navy Penn tickets to a civilian, Harry Rubin of Philadelphia, who was caught with the tickets on Oct. 15. Rubin implicated Donald Bloom burn of Philadelphia, while officials indicated Rubin acted only as messenger and did not reveal actions against Bloom burg. Lauer obtained tickets by using unused applications of lower classmen. each midshipman is entitled to four tickets per Navy game.

Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Frederick W. Lauer, Jr Wilmette Navy Penn Harry Rubin Philadelphia Rubin Academy Lauer Donald Bloomburg Bloomburg

Salads and Scores Highlight Summer Want Ads

The note lists names and scores for teams and clubs such as Elks Club and VFW with totals like 471 and 558 as part of a summer want ads roundup. A stray line remarks that accidents happen may account for much of the salads set before us this season.

Mager Anderson Penn Elks Club Blind Forrister Seiberling Barry Lyles Southside Lions Vogel Bates Stores Pestor Cain VFW Rausher Waldrop Bruce Bolmer Rankin

Mauriello Faces Crossroads In Bout With Lesnevich

Tami Mauriello, aged 24, insists he is not old as he prepares for a pivotal light heavy clash with Gus Lesnevich. The Bronx fighter, who turned pro at 16 and has 86 fights, seeks a win to avoid mediocrity after a career highlight loss to Joe Louis. Lesnevich, 32, holds the crown and has beaten Mauriello three times, setting up a high-stakes showdown with youth versus experience.

Oscar New York U.P Tami Mauriello Bronx Joe Louis Tami Gus Lesnevich Mauriello Louis Lesnevich Gus Cookie Lavagetto

Death of Jack Guenther in Bryce Canyon crash shocks Amarillo

Amarillo mournes Jack Guenther 33 a Look Magazine writer and former United Press sports editor killed in last Friday plane crash at Bryce Canyon Utah. He lived in Amarillo since 1943 and guided Look’s Sandies coverage.

Jack Guenther Bryce Canyon Utah Guenther Amarillo Look Magazine Amarillo High School Dal United Press Jack Golden Sandies University of Texas SMU Blair Cherry Weldon Hart Austin Scribe Hollywood Texas Southern Methodist Bobby Layne Doak Walker Matty Bell TCU Ike Eikenberg Rice Houston Cherry

Wanted: Two big athletes for ride to Dallas in 1926 Ford

Notice on a UT student bulletin board seeks two large, strong men for an uncertain duration trip to Dallas in 1926 Ford Straight Four with aim of attending the SMU game. Leaves in plenty of time.

Austin University of Texas Dallas Ford SMU

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