Grange Golf Tourney Nears at Amarillo Country Club
Qualifying opens tomorrow for the annual Grange Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Entrants have until Friday night for the 18 hole first round, then flights and match play begin Saturday with finals over the weekend. The senior flight finals run to Sunday Sept 14. Entry costs 250 dollars for players aged 50 and over. George Ausbach is tournament manager. The event features merchandise prizes and a perpetual cup donated by the Diamond Shop, with Defending Champion John Olver the only engraved winner before this year.
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Country Club
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Southwest football to be rough and tough with expert nod
The article praises Southwest football as aggressive and open, led by Texas A and M, Texas, Texas Christian, Arkansas, Rice, and others. It highlights returning lettermen, standout ends and backs, and notes key players and coaches shaping a competitive season across the region.
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Texas A and M
West Point
Texas
Jones
Roberts Dana X. Bible
Jack Crain
Mike Layden
Chas Daniels
Malcolm Kutner
Stan Mauldin
Walton Roberts
Ray Jones
Jake Webster
Willie Zapalac
Fury
Texas Christian
Horned Frog
Dutch Meyer
Bruce Alford
Derrel Palmer
Dean Bagley
Emery Nix
Sammy Baugh
Davey O'Brien
Arkansas
Fred Thomson
Jay Lawdon
David Paul Jones
Bob Forte
Rice
Dick Dwelle
Bob Brumley
Navy
Matty Bell
Jimmy Stewart
Southern Methodist
Tom Deane
Red Shaw
Baylor
Also Rans Bow Out Of Pennant Race In Majors
In a September sprint start, strong teams push toward division titles while others exit the pennant chase. Detroit, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh stumble as Yankees Dodgers Giants Red Sox and White Sox win or slip closer in the chase.
National League Standings and Tuesday Schedule
National League results show Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 4 New York 7 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 8. Standings list Brooklyn 88 40 and New York 85 44 with Cincinnati 64 64 and Chicago 73. Tuesday games include New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis. Texas League standings list Beaumont Fort Worth Houston Tulsa Shreveport Dallas. Scheduled games include Shreveport at Dallas Beaumont at Fort Worth San Antonio at Oklahoma City and Houston at Tulsa.
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Spence
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St Louis
Cleveland
Ak Washington
Washington
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Baker
Evers
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Tucker
Rickert
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Witte
Rose Bowls Champions Not Sobbing
Oregon State coach Lon Stiner remains pragmatic about his 1941 squad after last January's Rose Bowl loss to Duke. Missing stars Dethman Durdan Greenough and others, he notes eight players are gone while promising new lettermen may shore up the lineup as spring drills approach.
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Bowling Group Elects Officers At KGNC Tonight
The Amarillo City Bowling Association meets at 8:30 PM in KGNC's main studio to elect officers and discuss next season's activities and league plans. ACBA president Jim Farwell and secretary H V Willis invite all bowling representatives and newcomers to join. Officials anticipate new teams and merged leagues forming new circuits.
Rebels Fall After Eighteen Innings In Shreveport Hard Fight
The Dallas Rebels dropped a 3-2 decision to Shreveport after an 18 inning battle. Eddie Marleau pitched the full game for Dallas, extending his season record to 65 appearances. Houston Buffs moved within one game of San Antonio Missions with a Tulsa win. Paul Dean yielded the eighth inning run. Hank Dana extended his win streak to 16 as Fort Worth beat Beaumont 2-1 to split the series.
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Tulsa
Takig
Missions
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Paul Dean
Dean
Fort Worth
Hank Dana
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Cats
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