Toughy Yellow Duel Sparks Amarillo Race Card
In Amarillo the weekly racing card featured Toughy, Lady Yellow, and Duck Hunter in a dramatic trio of races. Duck Hunter outran Three Hundred with Toughy edging Lady Yellow in a crowded finish, verified by a Hollywood photo.
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Amarilios Brace Moope Joy
Albert Stars at 4S'ers Triumph
Albert stars as the 170-pound quarterback leads the San Francisco Forty-Niners to a 36-14 victory over the Los Angeles Dons in the AAFC. San Francisco and Cleveland Browns remain tied for the Western Division lead with four and three wins respectively.
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Rittenberry Wins Handicap Tourney at Amarillo Club
Rittenberry captured first place in the Amarillo Country Club Week End Handicap Golf Tournament with a 76 12 64. Other winners in the bracket included L. P. Bell 92 27 65 Dick Bivins 79 12 61 Dr D M Marcley 81 13 68. Mc John Munn’s won the low gross. high gross went to Jack Proper with 122.
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L. P. Bell
Dick Bivins
D. M. Marcley
John Munn
Boudreau Sets Pace As Indians Win Two Tilts
Lou Boudreau starred for the Cleveland Indians, belting two homers and driving in their runs as they split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics and won the opener 5-3. Steve Gromek earned his ninth victory, while Detroit and Boston results moved Cleveland within a half game of the league leaders as the season neared its stretch.
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Jon Gordon
Steve Gromek
Dick Fowler
Tribe
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Tiger
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Lou Kretlow
al Zarilla
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Cliff Fanning
Joe DiMaggio
Washington Senators
White Sox
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Johnny Sain
Warren Spahn
Clyde Shoun
Red Barrett
McCormicks
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Mike
Phil Masi
Murry Dickson
Cat Brecheen
Bogard Wins Ross Rogers Golf Meet With 67
Bogard fired a 67 to win the Ross Rogers Golf Course Week End Sweepstakes as other winners included Le Roy McGlain 11-968 Thurman Gholston 80-10 70 J G Voelm 82-10 72 Jack Phillips 71-4-13 Bob Dowell 82-973 R L Thompson 38-15-73 and Fred Grimes 90-17-T H L Bradley 76-2-14.
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Ross Rogers
LeRoy McGlain
Thurman Gholston
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Harp
Jack Phillips
Bob Dowell
R. L. Thompson
Fred Grimes
T. H.L Bradley
Undefeated Texas high school teams listed in AP feature
Harold V. Ratcliff outlines 25 unbeaten Texas schoolboy football squads including Amarillo, Brownwood, Brackenridge, Kerrville, and San Jacinto with title contenders and notable results. The piece notes Brackenridge and Corpus Christi matchups and cites recent upsets such as Lufkin and South Park, while mentioning Odessa dominance and Port Arthur victories. The article closes with a historical aside on the first American newspaper Publick Occurrences.
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Milty
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San_ Jacinto
Reagan
Austin
Jeff Davis
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South Park
Beaumont
Lufkin
Longview
Port Neches
Corpus Christ
San Jacinton
Horon
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Galveston
Breckenridge
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
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Brownwood
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el Paso
Fortier
New Orleans
Denison
Childress
Five Golfers Tie In Tacoma Open Championship Playoff
Five professionals tee off in an unprecedented playoff for twelve thousand eight hundred dollars at the Tacoma Open. Freddie Haas of New Orleans slipped into the tie with Chuck Congdon Ed Porky Oliver Vic Gheazi and Cary Middlecoff after a two over par 78. Each of the five finished the 72 holes with a total of 274, beating the previous Firecrest Course record of 275 set in 1945 by Jimmy Hines.
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New Orleans
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Oliver
Seattle
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Englewood
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Women's Golf Group Slates Putting Tourney
The Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association will sponsor a mixed foursome putting tourney Tuesday night. Partners will be drawn at 8 o'clock.
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Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association
Jay
Mobley to Wrestle Kohen in Semifinal at Pair Grounds
Rex Mobley faces Sammy Kohen in Thursday night’s wrestling program at Pair Grounds sports arena. The semifinal bout headlines a card announced Sunday with the winner advancing toward the best two out of three bout format.
Main event pairs Mask vs Weidner on 45 minute limit
This week's top match features The Mask, undefeated here, against Billy Weidner, Southwestern junior heavyweight champion. Weidner's title remains unaffected while fans enjoy the scheduled 45 minute limit. The note recalls a 1704 New England postmaster releasing the first successful newspaper.
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Outstanding Tilts Slated
New York dispatch notes an unprecedented heavy early season schedule with top college football games nationwide this weekend. Navy versus California at Baltimore leads a slate that also includes Army versus Villanova Notre Dame versus Purdue Texas versus North Carolina Minnesota versus Washington and North Carolina State versus Duke.
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Mexican League quits after financial losses and player desertions
In Mexico City on September 20 the Mexican Baseball League announced its cessation after suspending several major league players and offering large salaries to others. An unnamed league official cited money losses as the cause and stated no further games are scheduled. The season had been planned to run through October 24.
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Halter
Amarillo
Sox
Hatter
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Jack Ferruga
Jack Mayfield
Buck Fausett
Joe Budny
Oilers
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Belford
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Parker
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Dick Samek
George Payte
Oiler Park
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Mexico City
Injured Philadelphia Boxer In Critical Condition
Officials at Temple University Hospital said Bill Thompson remains in critical condition after a knockout at Topps Arena last Thursday. The Philadelphia heavyweight was rushed to Naval Hospital when doctors could not revive him following the bout with Johnny Haynes of New York.
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Johnny Haynes
New York
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Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Grain Neutral Spirits
John Brock TM cites Calvert Reserve as a blended whiskey utilizing grain neutral spirits. Product marketed with emphasis on smoothness and versatility for mixed drinks. No further production details provided.
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Calvert Reserve
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