Sandie Football Score Contest Offered by Globe News
The Globe News offers fifty dollars weekly to the reader sending the closest Amarillo Abilene score prediction for Friday night plus a 50 word or fewer reason. Entries due by Thursday midnight to the Sports Department in Amarillo Texas. The winner receives a check every Monday. judges decide, ties split.
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Amarillo-Abilene
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Amarillo
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Plans for Women's Volleyball League Delayed by Teacher Absences
Five teams were set to play in the planned league including two faculty squads and two high school teams plus a Pantex quintet. Last night Ross Larsen said the start would be delayed as teachers have been released from duties and many are out of town.
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Ross Larsen
Bowlers Victory Legion Aims One Million Card Decks
The Bowlers Victory Legion launched a 1943 campaign to send one million decks of playing cards to U S troops overseas. The effort gained early traction with numerous leagues pledging funds and cards, led locally by Jim Farwell as Amarillo City Bowling Association president.
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War Department
BWL
BVL
Overseas Recreation Fund
Eddie Miller
Rio Nido
Cal
Overseas Recreation
Randolph League
Chicago
McCullough Engineering Co
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Davenport
Iowa
Rock Island City League
Stone Major
Cincinnati
Wilshire
Los Angeles
Hackensack
N. J
Flint
Mich
John S. Blick
Atlanta
Blick
Peoria
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Farwell
Amarillo City Bowling Association
Ace Adams Injured Arm May End Season Record Run
Ace Adams, the Giants work horse pitcher, hurt his right arm against Brooklyn last Saturday. His Sunday start was his 66th of the year, tying Ed Walsh of the White Sox for most games pitched in a season since 1908.
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Ace Adams
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Adams
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Alien Wins Fight To Join U S Army
Austrian immigrant Walter Pilpel, 21, after a lengthy dispute with army authorities, is approved to join the U S Army Air Corps. Fled Vienna in 1939 to avoid the German army and observed Fascism in Naples. He now serves for Uncle Sam against the Axis.
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Sam
Axis
Walter Pilpel
Vienna
America
Naples
U. S. Army Air Corps
Wagons and Buggies Outnumber Automobiles
At a Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church camp meeting in Athens Tennessee wagons and buggies outnumbered cars by a wide margin. One wagon equipped with hay frames completed a 16 mile round trip to bring 20 worshippers to the services.
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Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bowling Results From Classic Scratch League Banner Bowl
Scores show Safe-Way Cab, Reager's Market, Tri-Way Garage, Knight's Cafe, and RuDells with wins and high series. Individual honors include Sam Fenberg of Diamond Shop and Shane of Reager's Market with notable games and totals.
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Builders Supply
Reager’s Market
Diamond Shop
Tri-Way Garage
Plains Chevrolet
Knight's Cafe
Paramount Lunch
Sam Fenberg
Dorris
Mann's Bread
Reeves
Grants
Gene's Cafe
RuDells
Shane
Reazer’s Market
Pantex League Results Highlight Mixed Wins and Storied Plays
Pantexans notch a 2 1 series win over Stores with scores 650 644 716 to 675 784 709. Payroll also wins 2 0 over Personnel 695 668 651 to 579 626 665. Operations suffer 2 0 loss to Works Accounting 711 627 582 to 720 692 668. Stores 1 defeats Operations 7 2 717 733 647 to 689 420 753. Ordnance edges Safety 1 2 805 697 791 to 663 740 707. Nielsson tops Operations with 167 167 193 for 527.
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Pantexans
Ordnance
Nielsson
Southwestern shines as underdogs eye big conference tests
Southwestern University football draws attention as a defensive, mobile squad led by R. M. Medley. They beat North Texas Agricultural College 20 to 0 and face Corpus Christi Naval Air Technical Training Center in Corpus Christi. The team combines Texas Angles with former UT and TCU players to form a solid line and backs rolling for 245 rushing yards. Other Southwestern Conference games loom with SMU facing Tulsa and Texas A&M, Rice, Arkansas, and Texas Tech set for Saturday clashes.
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U.P
Texas
Southwestern University
Southwestern
North Texas Agricultural College
Corpus Christi Naval Air Technical Training Center
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Tex
Fordham
Southwest
University of Texas
Texas Christian
Haylor
R. M. Medley
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Aggies
Jack Sasche
Texas A
Harold Fischer
Les Proctor
Zuehl Conoly
Bube Barnett
R. L. Cooper
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Mustangs
Tulsa
Bryan Aaf
Texas A & M
College Station
Rice
Randolph Field
Houston
Blackland A AF
Waco
Austin
Arkansas
Missouri Mines
Fayetteville
Texas Tech
Oklahoma A & M
Oklahoma City
South Plains A &F
Fort Bliss
51St General Hospital
Lubbock
Restriction Asked On Grid Tickets
The Office of Defense Transportation urged limiting ticket sales for football games to local residents to ease intercity travel strain. Teams should book coach space only on departure day, deferring reservations to keep seats for essential travel, with 1942 Army Navy game early example in Annapolis.
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Office of Defense ‘Transportation
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ODT Sai
Annapolis
Musial Holds Key As Cardinals Face Yankees In Series
New York trade notes aside, St Louis outfielders compile a .506 team batting mark while the Yankees lean on a rotation of five for the outfield. Musial stars with a .356 average and strong fielding, backed by Walker and Litwhiler.
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U.P
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Redbirds
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Cardinals
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Roy Cullendine
Cleveland
King Kong) Keller
Country Slaughter
Fleet Terry Moore
Stan Musial
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Harry
Little Dixie) Walker
Danny Litwhiler
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Litwhiler
Slaughter
Keller
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Tuck Stainback
Bud Metheny
Roy
Stormy) Weatherly
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Weatherly
Stormy
Yankees Aim For Five To Seal AL Pennant Run
The Yankees must win five games or have Washington lose to clinch the AL pennant as they face a four game series with the Detroit Tigers. Hank Borony was slated for his sixth straight win against rookie Rufus Gentry, while the Senators set a night games line against the St. Louis Browns. In the NL the Dodgers meet the Cardinals in a bid to hold second ahead of the Reds and Pirates.
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Rufus Gentry
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Gridders Pick Apples at Exeter Aces Prep for Games
Phillips Exeter Academy teams train by picking apples on Rockingham farms. The Reds seek to gain ground as they face the last place New York Giants in a doubleheader.
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N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Rockingham
Reds
New York Giants
Best Ball Foursome Matches Set for Thursday at Rose Rogers
The Amarillo Golf Association schedules its Monthly Best Ball Foursome matches for Thursday at Rose Rogers Municipal Course. The event, typically on Friday, was moved due to the Amarillo Abilene football game Friday night.
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Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Golf Association
Ross Rogers Course
Bowling International Harvester Employees League
Amarillo Bowl
Ladies Pioneer League
Victory Alleys
Texaco
Banner Bowl
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Rose Rogers Municipal Course
Austin Temple game poised as grudge rematch
Temple and Austin High meet Friday night with former Temple resident H K Allen and Ben Proctor named captains by Lambert who once coached Temple. Lambert's 1940 Austin team beat Temple, while last season Temple defeated Austin. Also reports Marvin Bryant of Dallas beat Sonny Horne in New York.
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Austin
U.P
Temple
Standard Lambert
H. K. Allen
Ben Proctor
Lambert
United Press
New York
Queensboro Stadium
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Tex
Sonny Horne
Niles
Lawyer Reopens Office After 9 Month Military Leave
A lawyer resumes practice after a nine month absence for military service with the U S armed forces. He will operate temporarily from the office of W P Nix at 818 Oliver Eakle Building and can be reached by phone at 8572.
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W. P. Nix
Oliver Eakle
Sugar Bowl Tickets On Sale November 15 In New Orleans
New Orleans based Mid-Winter Sports Association president Pr Joseph B. David announced tickets for the Sugar Bowl would go on sale November 15. He forecast a 72,000 capacity crowd despite wartime travel limits and noted special low priced tickets for service members. The event aims to continue sports per Manpower Commission guidance.
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New Orleans
Joseph B. David
Mid-Winter Sports Association
David
Paul McNutt
Manpower Commission
Miami Owls Face Backfield Crisis in Scrimmage
University of Miami coach Eddie Dunn played the backfield for the second team during a scrimmage as the program battles a manpower shortage. The September session highlighted depth issues and the need for reliable substitutes.
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Fra
University of Miami
Eddie Dunn
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