Steers Prospect as Big 1941 Texas Contenders
Texas coach Bible discusses the 1941 Steers amid promising speed and depth as key players Crain Layden and Kutner lead an experienced line. Injuries and military callups threaten center and end positions, with prospects for a strong season tempered by uncertainty. The piece notes Texas A & M, Baylor, and other Southwest Conference teams in the broader standings.
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Ray Me
Ainies
Anies
Fesseral
Steers
Bible
Jack Crain
Pete Layden
Jack Wilson
Baylor
Texas
Uncle Sam
Iill
Texas A & M
Aggies
Henry Harkins
Charlies Miffleton
Jack Sachse
Stan Mauldin
Glenn Jackson
J. W. Goodwin
Dave Thayer
Jess Hawthorne
Army
Preston Flanagan
Malcolm Kutner
Bo Cahenour
Julian Garrett
Mauldin
Buddy Jungmichel
Chal Daniel
Harkins
Vernon Martin
Crain
Noble Doss
Layden
Bombers overpower Sox in West Texas-New Mexico playoff opener
In Borger and Big Spring the West Texas-New Mexico League playoffs opened with the Amarillo Gold Sox and Clovis Pioneers delivering strong performances. Vicious bombing by Charlie Whelchell led Big Spring past Amarillo, while Jim Rollins and Clem Hausmann shone for Clovis in a 1 0 win at Borger.
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Risinger
Yarborough
de Flo
Whelchel
Ratliff
Rollins
Schmidt
Hausman
Dirigue
Clovis
Mario
Amarillo
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Borger
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Charlie Whelchell
Amarilloans
Pioneers
Jim Rollins
Clem Hausmann
Kid Crider
Bobby Risinger
Whelchell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Decroo
Louis
Hoss) Yarborough
Bob Kohout
Mel Kramer
Blazin
Bill Garland
Berger
Bombers
Gassers
Sox
Abrhpore
Cato
Oye Aheden
Geel D'Antonio
Hargrove
A . Prather
Eeveees - Borman
Bill McClendon
Reeves cl .Evee
B. McClendon
Greer
Speer Hove
Faulkner
Stevens
Zmitrovich Rf
Lindsey
American Auto Wrecking Co. Poitras
Tds
Wanneroo
Poe
A. Feferman
A. St
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W. H. McKirkahan
Gro
Cas Johnson
Dallas Reeves
Reeves
Dayton Reeves
E. Blackburn
Palo Duro
B. Johnson
Basher E
Whitaker
Apple
Haney
Zmitrovich
Poitras
Decrno
Buchanan
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Webster
Oe Rodriguez
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Frrors
Williams
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Spencer
Peterson Schoendienst
Seitz
Thompson
Levine
Pettigrew
Yankees Lose DiMaggio as McCarthy Guides Pennant Push
New York Yankees chase the American League pennant without Joe DiMaggio who is treated in New York for a sore wrist. Manager Joe McCarthy, the unlikely yet top strategist, steadies a mix of veterans and promising youngsters as Washington reports his gall bladder ailment.
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New York
Boston
Red Sox
McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Johnny Allen
Danny MacFayden
Wiley Moore
Herb Pennock
Lou Gehrig
Lyn Lary
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Sam Byrd
Ben Chapman
Babe Ruth
Harry Ferguson
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Joe
Joe McCarthy
Washington
Remark Causes Ward Dispute
The piece reflects on Omaha fans booing Bud Ward during the National Amateur Championship and contrasts local reactions with Ward's blunt remarks about the Omaha Field Club Course. It suggests a mutual misunderstanding and calls for reconciliation, noting how Ward would have faced harsher treatment if he played Johnny Goodman.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Special News Service
Omaha
Bud Ward
San Francisco
New Orleans
Kalamazoo
Earl Hilligan
Ward
Omaha Field Club
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Pat Abbot
Johnny Goodman
Sandie Ticket Sale Brisk for 1941 Home Football Season
Ticket sales for the Sandies home football schedule at Butler Field progress briskly at Major Drug Store. Season seats are $1.75 with 25 cents per game, box and grandstand spaces available, seven games on the slate including two conference contests, opening Sept 19 versus the Childress Bobcats.
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Fisk
Eighth
Polk
Wayne Middleton
Butler Field
Sandies
Middleton
Childress Bobcats
Bobcats
Plainview
Vernon's Lions
Pro Sports Roundup Weighs Halas Feud and Player Plays
Sid Feder notes Tommy Harmon might have joined the Bears if not for George Halas Dick Richards feud. Al Hosak eyed East move, Wilbur Shaw plans retirement, and a 160 dollar fine looms for Halas. Bud Ward backs Lou Jennings as rising amateur golfer. Billy Conn praised for Hollywood buzz. Por ter’s Cup fades as Charley Howard benches Whirlaway. Bill Terry travels to Memphis for family illness news. University of California shows football apathy with 67 of 13,500 students showing interest.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Tommy Harmon
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Dick Richards
Detroit Lions
Fox
Pete Reilly
al Hosak
Seattle
Wilbur Shaw
TNT
Halas
Bears, Collegiates Star in All Star Game At Chicago
Chicago column notes Bears back Sid Luckman and O’Rourke to clash as two late scores lift the NFL squad. Collegians led by O’Rourke Robinson Frutig and Indiana’s Bill Hillenbrand shown as key playmakers. Coachs and scribes study the T formation amid baseball Cubs woes and college picks.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Harmon
Franck
Dean McAdam
Washington
Gallarneau
Standlee
Stanford
Jackie Robinson
Charlie O'Rourke
Collegians
Ed Frutig
Michigan
Parnell
Texas Aggies
Argie Lio
Georgetown
Playoff Tickets On Sale For Friday Night Game
Gold Sox offer box seats to the Friday playoff clash between the Big Spring Bombers and Amarillo nine. Regular season box holders can reserve seats, while general admittance tickets are sold at local drugstores to prevent bottlenecks. Game starts promptly at 8 15 p m.
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Shaughnessy
Big Spring Bombers
Amarillo
Miller Pharmacy
San Jacinto
Nelson Drug
West 10Th Ave
Bush Drug
Taylor Street
Maxor Drug
Fisk
8Th & Polk
Herbert Drug
Dyard & Polk
Lincoln Drug
East 10Th Avenue
Petrify wins Black Maria purse at Aqueduct
Alfred Whitney's Petrify, a two year old filly, surged from the back and won the Black Maria purse at Aqueduct by two lengths. Last Sou, from King Ranch, finished second with Taunt third. Petrify paid 46.00 to win.
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Amarillo Bowl
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