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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1943

Page

8

Domino the Dead Heat Miler Tops Early Racing History

NEA recounts Domino famed as disperser of fast times and dead heats with Dobbins and Henry of Navarre. The Kentucky bred horse, unbeaten in nine starts as a 22 year old, earned 170790 and helped shape American racing through his progeny including Commando and Peter Pan.

NEA Domino Dobbins Henry Navarre Himyar-Mannie Gray Enquirer Salvator America Isinglass Henry of Navarre Kentucky Maj. B. G. Thomas Richard Croker New York James R Foxhall P. Keene Coney Island Withers Morris Park Riley Grannan Heart James R. Keene Sir Walter Lazzarone Fred Taral Commando Peter Pan Colin Cap and Bells Pennant Luke McLuke Black Toney

Ladies Golfers Win Nine Hole Tourney at Ross Rogers

Mrs. C. L. Jones led with a net 37 to win the Ladies Municipal Golfers Association Selected Nine Hole Tournament at Ross Rogers Course. Other winners included Mrs. E. H. Aderton, Mrs. H. L. Reynolds, and Mrs. C. M. Robertson with 38, 40, and 41 respectively.

C. L. Jones Ladies’ Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course Jones E. H. Aderton H. L. Reynolds C. M. Robertson

NTAC Aggies Eye Two Fine Centers

North Texas Aggies coach J. G. Holmes seeks two evenly matched centers from a depth of veterans. He lists James Woodfin and Jim Sid Wright as top centers while Doyle Caraway and James Reed are likely starters at guard. John Steele teams with Lou Smith at tackle as the Texas eleven nears full strength.

Arlington J. G Klepto) Holmes North Texas Aggies Holmes Aggie James Woodfin Jim Sid Wright Doyle Caraway James Reed Tech John Steele Mind Lufkin TCU Big Lou Smith Texas

West Texas duo from Abilene Christian College

The passage identifies two lanky West Texans from Abilene Christian College, James Qualls and Joe Wiley Akins.

Ity Abilene Christian College James Qualls Joe Wiley Akins

Week's Local Sports Card Roundup Amarillo

A dense listing of sports events across Amarillo venues including golf at Amarillo Country Club Victory Alleys and Ross Rogers Course. Entries cover men's and women's golf leagues bowling leagues softball football and volleyball with various matchups and times through the week.

GOLF Ed Roberts Jimmy James Amarillo Country Club Bowling International Harvester Employees League Amarillo Bowl Ladies Pioneer League Victory Alleys Maverick Club Roberto Olver Pinkney Pantex Oars Club Diamonds Amarillo Municipal Ross Rogers Course Civic League Victory Alieys

Ex-British Golf Champion Awarded Flying Cross

Six years after winning the British Amateur Championship Socialite Bob Sweeney of New York earned the Distinguished Flying Cross. He commanded a British Liberator and cooperated with an American plane to sink a U boat in the Bay of Biscay. With one engine out he dropped depth charges and confirmed the kill within 20 feet before limping back to base.

London Bob Sweeney New York

Colleges abandon football averted by navy policy

About 300 colleges drop football this season due to manpower limits from student training programs. Navy programs preserve depth and keep Mid West strong. Michigan State Detroit Harvard Duquesne Syracuse among East losses. SEC schools Baylor and others lose gear while Navy aided schools like Texas Rice SMU retain teams. Georgia Tech Tulane Duke North Carolina Richmond South Carolina standouts. Rose Bowl playoff envisioned for determining representative.

Oscar Fraley New York U.P United Press Army Navy Navy Proram Mid-West Big Ten Michigan State Detroit East South Far West Harvard Duquesne Fordham Syracuse Stanford Montana Santa Clara Colorado State Wyoming Tennessee Auburn Florida Vanderbilt Mississippi Mississippi State Kentucky Alabama Baylor Michigan Northwestern Purdue Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio States Illinois Indiana Rocky Mountain Big Seven Little Colorado College Dartmouth Princeton Yale Penn Navy Aid Texas Rice SMU Naval Aid Southwestern University Georgia Tech Tulane S. A Georgia Rose Duke North Carolina Richmond South Carolina Washington California Trojans

Football season preview hints at North Texas vs Southwestern clash

North Texas Aggies may face Southwestern (Texas) September 18 with Southwestern potentially starting seven holdovers from last year’s Texas U. squad. The piece notes star transfers and a busy South season alongside baseball and football figures in wartime context.

Bynum Named Robstown Coach

Robstown trustees announced Weldon Bynum, previously head coach at New Braunfels, as head football coach and athletic director. He will report in Robstown next Monday.

Robstown Weldon Bynum New Braunfels Bynum

University of South Carolina Has Everything Except Coach

The University of South Carolina has many football players and five games on the schedule but no head coach. Lieut James Moran, head of the C A A War Training Service, resigned due to naval duties, and Rex Enright has a leave of absence for a navy commission.

Columbia S. C University of South Carolina South Carolina James Moran Moran Rex Enright

Stengel suspends Joe Burns before game with Boston

Boston infielder Joe Burns was suspended without pay by manager Casey Stengel before today's game against the Brookline delegation, halting his participation with the Braves for the day.

New York Joe Burns Boston Braves Casey Stengel The Brook

Dodgers Player Burns Seeks Unauthorized Philadelphia Trip

Burns visited his Philadelphia home several times this season without permission and told Stengel he planned another trip tonight to attend to personal business. Stengel refused to grant permission.

Lyn Dodgers Burns Philadelphia Stengel

Leachman Shoots Net 29 On Course

Leachman posted a 29 on the front nine to lead the round as conditions on the course tested players. The score reflects strong play from Leachman with a confident start and steady finish in the round.

Leachman Captures Amarillo Golf Handicap Crown

W T Leachman carded a net 29 to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Weekly Handicap Tournament at Ross Rogers. Others listed with low nets include Larry Robertson 33 and L C Whitney 34, with several tied for low gross honors at 38. In Pittsburgh, Pirates acquire Cuban shortstop Antonio Ordenana from Portsmouth Portclan to boost infield speed.

Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course Amarillo Country Club W. T. Leachman Ross Rogers Leachman Larry Robertson L. C. Whitney Bill Bogard W. W. Rogers Dewell Brown Bogard Drew Crossett Ernie Dowell Ppittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Antonio Ordenana Portsmouth Club Tony Portsmouth

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