Golden Sandstorm To Defend Butler Field Tonight
King Football makes its debut here tonight at 8 o clock in a challenge event at Butler Field with Golden Sandstorm defending their home turf.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
4
Maverick Club Welcomes New Members and Hopes for Strong Season
The Maverick Club lists players with one year on the squad and announces new members like Ellis Carrie Joe Killy Warnecke Marvin Weatherman Leroy Thornberry and many others. Practice starts soon with tumbling classes and eligibility rules for absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Carrie
Joe Killy Warnecke
Marvin Weatherman
Leroy Thornberry
Jimmie Broach
Bruce
Donald Roesh
Raymond Williams
Joe Jones
James Johnson
Harold Fleming
Martwood Johnson
Jimy Larremore
Sam Inman
Geneston
Paul Losson
Barney Fisk
Scott Walker
Arthur Lee Hawkinen
Charles Rameell
Harold Rascoe
Theodore Suggart
William Julian
Leroy Vinson
L. B King
Kenneth Ainelat
Elmer Pierce
Tommy Broach
Billy Johnson
Billy Welch
Glen Duckworth
George McMillan
Tommy Morrison
William Bryant
Eddie
Paschal Panthers vs Golden Sandstorm Opener at Butler Field
The 1938 King Football debut tonight at Butler Field features Paschal High School Panthers of Fort Worth against the Golden Sandstorm of Amarillo in the stadium’s first night game. Night play draws a large opening crowd eager to see Bandies and the new lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Golden Sandstorm
Paschal High School
Panthers of
King Football
Butler Field
Paschal High School Panthers
Fort Worth
Bandies
Golden Sandies vs Fort Worth to Display Offense Fireworks
Photographs of 1938 Golden Sandie football players will be shown at Watts Studio on Taylor Street. The Fort Worth team led by Harmon Hightower and the Sandies led by Blazing Hill Thompson feature rookies with high enthusiasm, lacking experience, and coaches expect a midseason show of offense with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Taylor
Bill Meyers
Fort Worth Eleven
Harmon Hightower
Howard Lynch
Sandies
Blazing Hill Thompson
Crowd Laughter Rules Forest Hills and Philadelp hi Tennis Frames
Henry McLemorf notes sports crowds find humor in odd details during major events. The amusement comes from players’ missteps, wardrobe malfunctions, and even a dog on the course, turning ordinary moments into riotous scenes across Forest Hills and Philadelphia.
International Halted by Rain in Mayo Series
In Newark and Syracuse the Mayo series games were rained out twice. Newark Reays meet the Rochester Red Wings after a 3 to 2 12 inning opener, while Syracuse hosts the Buffalo Bisons who won the first game. Mount Cotopaxi is cited as the world’s highest active volcano at 19 613 feet.
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Mount Cotopaxt
Fevador
Bobby Jones Reflects On Oakmont Failures And Yates Vanishing
The article recounts Bobby Jones in talky post round reflections at Oakmont as Charley Yates disappears on the greens. Jones weighs rivals Goodman Maher Moreland and Turnes and notes Chapman’s rising form ahead of match play.
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Bobby Jones
Yates
Oakmont
Ramimy Snead
West Virginia
Getaila
Quile Detertes
Fownaman
Atlanta
Charley Yates
Rob Sali
Fay
Golf
Bor Eli
Gus
Moreland
Hagen
Goodman
Maher
Turnes
Bob
Dick Chapman
Tony Taller
Chapman
Gay
Bob Jones
Jone
Softball Scare Promoter Demands Outlaw After Louis Injury
Mike Jacobs reacts to a mock injury to Joe Louis during a softball event. The promoter seeks repeal and a Supreme Court challenge, claiming brutal gaming harms youths while pursuing a public push to outlaw softball. The piece blends satire with a caricature of boxing lore and media hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Baylor Bears Coach Jennings Predicts Strong Season
Baylor coach Morley Jennings touts a potential rebound from 1937 form despite loss of star Brazell. He cites a strengthened line and backfield with replacements Milton Herka and James Witt, while noting defensive gaps. Offense features Patterson Williams Lider with Boyd Wimpee and Sherman Barnes at flanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazell
Jennings
Milton Herka
James Witt
Sam Boyd
W. J. Wimpee
Sherman Barnes
Letterman
Bennett
Frank Marx
Robert Nelson
Jennines
Ramey to Meet Angott in Ten-Round Lightweight Bout
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids Michigan takes revenge on Sammy Angott of Washington Pennsylvania in a scheduled ten round lightweight showdown in Dallas Texas. Angott previously defeated Ramey in Louisville Kentucky and both fighters are among the world's top ten lightweights.
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Dallas
Texas
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sammy Angott
Washington
Ramey
Angott
Loumville
Rockets and Golden State Postpone Till Next Wednesday
The Rock Island Rockets and Rock Island Golden State were tied up by last minute issues and postponed their game to next Wednesday night. Regular play resumes Friday thereafter with detailed scores from last night’s matchup across teams Zale Jewelers and Williams Hardware and players Tucker Barty Killingsworth Meeker Hinkley Lee Mitchell Barrett West Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Rockets
Rock Island Golden State
Zale Jewelers
Williams Hardware
Zale Jewelers Tucker
Shaw-Blind
Barty Ass
Killingsworth
Meeker
Cc. M. Willams Hardware Hinkley
King Wee Ee
OT Lee
Mitchell-Barrett
Lance
Curtain Rises on Golden Sandies Opener at Butler Field
The Golden Sandies football team opens their season tonight at Butler Field against the Paschal Panthers. Montana State College Bobcats head to Lubbock to face Texas Tech tomorrow, after touring West Texas State. Local plans for a new grass golf course progress, while Rotary and Kiwanis clubs clash in a donkey softball exhibition on the Jaycee diamond.
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Montana State College Bobcats
Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Schubert Dyche
Brick” Breeden
Butler Field
Montana
West Texas State
Canyon
Rotary
Cal Farley
Kiwanis
Bill Gilstrap
Pie Traynor Nervous Leading Pirates in Boston Doubleheader
Harold J. Pie Traynor, the most nervous man in Boston, watches the Pittsburgh Pirates face a doubleheader amid a tense NL pennant race. The Pirates have won only two of six recent doubleheaders, rely on Mace Brown, and aim to steady a pitching staff stretched by losses and injuries.
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New York
Boston
Harold J
Pie) Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Mace Brown
Bees
Russ Bauers
Danny MacFayden
John Lanning
Giants
Cubs
Jim Tobin
Sin
Paul Waner
Lloyd Waner
Pep Young
Johnny Rizzo
Cliff Melton
Dick Coffman
Schoolboys in First Games Of Season
Longview Lobos lead a 90-team field in Texas schoolboy football opening with Woodrow Wilson Dallas, then Tech, Port Arthur and Highland Park. District contests begin with Mineral Wells, Breckenridge, Austin, Fabens, and others. interdistrict and out-of-state games noted with many matchups across the state.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Longview
Lobos
Panhandle
Gulf
Texas
Woodrow Wilson Wildcats
Dallas
Dallas Tech
Port Arthur
Highland Park
Mineral Wells
Breckenridge
Oid Belt
Austin
el Paso
Marblehead
Mass
Bowie
Plainview
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Poly
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
South Texas
Denison
North Texas
Lubbock
North Side
Tyler
North Dallas
Lions
Electra
Borger
Big Spring
Lamesa
Masonic Home
Eastland
Olney
South Park
Beaumont
Henderson
Bryan
el Paso High
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Weslace
Kerrville
Houston
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Harlandale
Robstown
Donna
Kingsville
McAllen
Pharr- San Juan Alamo
San Antonio Tech
Harlingen
Cleburne
Arlington Heights
Brackenridge
Persian Wrestler Triumphs in Main Event at Armory
Persian Beats George Hartay to win the main grappling bout in straight falls using a double inside stepover toe hold. Hun garian Hartay suffers two decisive falls as the match ends. Jack Hagan wins the curtain-raiser with a flying tackle over Joe Bauers. Scotty Williams advances after a semi-final draw with Gust Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy
Sheik Mar Allah
George Hartay
National Guard Armory
Hartay
Jack Hagan
Louisiana
Joe Bauers
Eyston Regains World Land Speed Record at Utah Salt Flats
Capt George F T Eyston regained the world land speed record at Bonneville Utah with two measured miles averaging 357.50 mph beating John Cobb’s 350.2 mph. His Thunderbolt car posted 256.44 mph on the return and 358.57 mph on the return run, plus a 357.07 mph kilometer record.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
U.P
George F. T. Eyston
John Cobb
Fyston
Thunderbolt
Eyston
Pohlar’s Cafe Captures Men’s Softball Title
In Chicago on Sept 16 the Pohlar’s Cafe team from Cincinnati began home play as the men’s champions of the International Softball Tournament. Westbound Kriegs of Alameda California won the girls’ crown. Pineapple tops fruit sales in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pohlar
Cincinnati
Kriegs of
Alameda
Calif
Budge and Marble Are Hopes in Tennis Go
Forest Hill New York September 16 The two Californians top United States hopes in the National Tennis Singles championship Donald Budge seeks three more wins to become the first man to win all four major titles in one year He faces Harry Hopman while Alice Marble aims to regain the title against Kay Stammers in a high stakes matchup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Oakley
Ed Sharp
Donald Wilson
Wesley Grier
Billy Floyd
W. C Evans
FE. J. Counts
Walter Beard
Gerald Hughes
Russell Tate
Jimmy Johnson
G. C. Clark
Tommy Broach
Louis Wortham
Bill Bailey
Vandall Colthorp
Junior Keith
Clifton Evans
Ed Phillips
Trop Wallace
Sam Inman
Bill Austin
DD. V
Yannigan
Buchanan
Forest Hill
N. Y
U.P
United States
J. Donald Bunge
Forest Hills
Budge
Harry Hopman
Hopman
Alice Marble
Kay Stammers
Top Speed Is Order on All Grid Fronts
Southwest Conference football squads raced through pre season drills as six teams chase openings in a week. Rice Institute pressed ahead with one injured star Ollie Cordill bruised shoulder but not serious. Texas Christian shifts Russell Hensch to first string to raise the line. Texas A&M praises conditioning. Texas leads second string efforts. Arkansas works around Captain Lloyd Woodell. SMU faces slow offense. Baylor names Billy Patterson and Sam Boyd as captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rice Institute
Owls
Rice
Ollie Cordill
Texas Christian University
Russell Hensch
Dana Bible
University of Texas
Bullet Gray
Homer Norton
Texas A & M
Arkansas University
Lloyd Woodell
Ray Fakin
Thorpe
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist University
Baylor Bears
Billy Patterson
Sam Boyd
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Elwood Pitt
Johnny Cobb
R. A. Royter
Mavericks
Henry McLemorf
Partat
M!sity
Intel Spectator
Franjo Kukuljevic
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Kukuljevic
Philadelphia
Bobby Riggs
Charley McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
California
Florida
Maine
Don Budge
Jack Bromwich
Lefty Gomez
Dempsey
Tatil
Willie
Ana
Soha Pracher
Gearon City
Matt Glay
Chas
Eosin
John Lardner
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Dusty Couriers
Mike Jacob
Mike
Michael
Mr. Jacobs
Mushky Jackson
Joe Jacobs
Muggsy Taylor
Joe Gould
Pete the Goat
Jack Kearns
Mr. Jackson
Louis
Frank Menke
Supreme Court
Aqueduct
Julian Black
Mr. Mushky Jackson
Eftscons
Waco
Baylor
Bruins
Morley Jennings
Carl Brazel
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Bt. Louis
L. Pet
St Louis
Commercial League
Bill Brition
Paschal Panthers
Paschal
Pie Traynor
Cobb
Paramount
Recreation Club
Eaale
Waterfill and Frazier
Kentucky
Waterfill & Frazier Distillery Co
Anchorage, Ky
Crowe Lime & Cement CO
Tyler Street
Rock Island
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