Cooper Chandler Billed to Start World Series
Two pitchers who never won a World Series game head the hurling for the 1943 classic. Spurgeon Chandler starts for the Yankees against Mort Cooper of the Cardinals, with Beazley and Brazeale as potential backups. Uncertainty lingers over Cooper's post season form and the Cards’ rotation choices.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
U.P
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Spurgeon
Spud) Chandler
Georgia
Billy Southworth
Husky Mort Cooper
Yankees
Cooper
Johnny Beazley
Ernie White
Alpha Brazle
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
Bonham
Borowy
Bagby seeks trade over Cleveland management tensions
Boston report notes pitcher Jim Bagby says he is tired of being blamed for everything with the Indians and would accept a trade if Lou Boudreau remains in charge. He told Roger Peckinpaugh he wants to leave, accepting reduced pay elsewhere to escape Boudreau. Meanwhile the Metropolitan League moves its bowling venue from Amarillo Bowl to Banner Bowl starting next Monday at 8 pm with six teams.
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Boston
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roger Peckinpaugh
Boudreau
Metropolitan Loop
Banner
A. E Womble
Amarillo Bowl
Cuddy Picks Winners Sees Early Football Upheaval
New York writer Jack Cuddy predicts winners across major programs from Army to Coast Guard Academy and regional games. He highlights Notre Dame Pittsburgh Ohio State Buckeyes and California St. Marys picks, with district schedules and Amarillo in top form ahead of 1942 season games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
New York
U.P
East Villanova
Army
Wildcats
Rochester
Colgate
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Trish
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tigers
Penn State
Bucknell
Navy
North Carolina
Yale
Coast Guard Academy
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Bates
Worcester Tech
Cornell
Sampson
Swarthmore
Muhlenberg
Lakehurst Navy
Midwest
Southwestern
Corpus Christi
Georgia Tech
Duke
Richmond
Blue Devils
Louisiana State
Georgia
Arkansas
Missouri Mines
Oklahoma
Norman Navy
Texas
Blackland
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Texas A
Bryan
Texas Tech
Oklahoma A
Camp Lejeune Marines
Bainbridge Naval
Rice
Randolph Field
Clemson
Presbyterian
Randolph Macon
Maryland
West California
St. Mary’s
Southern California
UCLA
Washington
Whitman
College of Pacific
St. Mary's
Colorado College
New Mexico
Colorado
Ft. Warren
San Francisco Coast Guard
San Francisco
Deadline for Grid Contest Entries Tonight
Chief sports page roundup lists many events in Amarillo including golf at Amarillo Country Club and Ross Rogers Course, bowling at Victory Alleys and Amarillo Bowl, volleyball at Amarillo College gym, softball at Maverick Club Diamonds, and tennis at Ellwood Park. A midnights deadline for Globe-News football contest is noted along with police per capita statistic for cities over 25 000.
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Amarillo- Abilene
Globe-News
Softball League Ends Play Today At Maverick Club Field
The Adult Fall Softball League ends today with Pinkney Packers facing Pantex B and Roberts-Olver meeting Pantex A at the Maverick Club Field. Last Monday the Packers edged Roberts-Olver to seize first place. games start at 7. Standings show Pinkney 4 1 and Roberts-Olver 3 2 with Pantex A and B behind.
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Roberts Olver
Pantex A
Pantex B
Pinkney
Maverick Club Diamonds
Pinkney Packers
Pantex
Roberts- Olver
Maverick Club
Packers
Roberts-Olver
Pet Pinkney
Hayden and Smith Tie in Amarillo Golf Meet
B W Hayden and C W Smith carded net 33s to share top honors in the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Weekly Nine Hole Handicap at the Hoss Rogers Course. Winners listed include Wagoner, Wilkie Talbert, and Joe Witt. Talbert took low gross with 28.
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B. W. Hayden
C. W. Smith
Amarillo
Sandies Meet Eagles Friday Night Tilt Set
Texas high school teams enter a decisive week as Highland Park meets Waxa hacie in a state feature. Rusty Russell begins his first full season with Scotties while Highland Park preps for its non conference game against the Abilene Eagles at Butler Field tomorrow night. Kickoff is 8 30. Tickets available at Maxor Drug and Herbert Drug locations.
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Logan Stollenwerck
Dallas
Amarillo
Abilene
Breckenridge
Wichita Falls
Lubbock
San Angelo
Sherman
Greenville
Henderson
Longview
Goose Creek
Jeff Davis
Houston
Crozier Tech
Sunset
Golden Sandies
Lufkin
Jitter McKinney
Austin
Temple
Crozier Tech-Sunset
Tech
Woodrow Wilson
Amarillo High School
Sandies
Abilene High School
Eagles
Butler Field
Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Texas
Highland Park
Waxahachie
Rusty Russell
Scotties
Golden Sandie
Abilene Eagles
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Herbert Drug
Sugar Bowl football films shown at Senior High Auditorium
Football fans are invited to watch technicolor Sugar Bowl grid clash films of Tennessee versus Tulsa at the Senior High School Auditorium tonight at 8 30. Admission is free and Coach Howard Lynch will explain details during the screening. City boosts water with complimentary Sebago Lake water at Union Station in Portland Maine.
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Sugar Bowl
University of Tennessee
University of Tulsa
Sandie
Howard Lynch
Portland
U.P
Union Station
Volleyball League Seeds Second Week In Amarillo
The Men's City Recreation Volleyball League opens week two with three matches at Amarillo College gym. The High School team debuts versus ABC, Amarillo College meets the Independents, and North Amarillo Kiwanis takes on Pantex. Lions Club has a bye. First two games start at 7 p.m.
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ABC
Amarillo College
Independents
Kiwanis
Pantex
City Recreation
North
Amarillo Kiwanis
Lions Club
Bowling Results Show Civic League and Elks Victories
Results list from Civic League matches at Victory Alleys. Kiwanis Golds beat Jaycees No 2 162 879 751 2391 to 722 667 675 2063. Elks beat Elks No 2 834 933 915 to 853 863 847 2563. Rotary over Kiwanis Blues 770 802 145 to 2317 807 695 712 2226. Lions defeat Optimist 800 863 792 to 2455. Jaycees No 1 win over American Legion 697 763 688 to 2098. Individual honors go to Allen (Kiwanis Golds) 138 207 182 527. In a Selected Best Nine Ho Tournament Mrs C E Jones nets 38 to win Ladies Municipal Golfers Association Day at Ross Rogers Course. Mrs C M Robertson second 41. Mrs E H Aderton 42. Jones also wins 18 hole gross with 87.
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Civic League Victory Alleys
Kiwanis Golds
Jaycees No
Elks
Elks No
Rotary
Kiwanis Blues
Lions
Optimist
Jaycees No. 1
American Legion
Allen
C. E. Jones
Ladies Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
C. M. Robertson
E. H. Aderton
Jones
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Amarillo Globe
Tex
Amarillo City Bowling Association
Mart Hudson
A. E. Womble
International Harvester Co
Lee Sparks
Furr Food Stores
Guy Saunders
Ordway-Saunders Insurance Co
H. H. Gittrich
The
Santa Fe
John Laughlin
Gold Medal Flour Co
J. L. Farwell
Amarillo National Bank
W. H. McKirahan
Sam Fenberg
William Farmer
Virgil Reager
Reager
Noble Paulk
Builders Supply
Wensloff
Cardinal
Brazie
Beazley
Joe McCarthy
CNG
Mr. Gallagher
Nell
Gallagher & Burton's
Gallagher
Burton's
Gallaghers& Burton, Inc
Baltimore, Md
Cuddy
Purdue
Marquette
Minnesota
Missouri
Camp Grant
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hollis
Okla
Pampa
Lamesa
Brownfield
Altus
Vernon
Weatherford
Amon Carter
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Fort Worth
Stephenville
North Side
North Dallas
Forest
Adamson
German
Ranger
Sweetwater
Brownwood
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Waco
Poly
Corsicana
Ennis
Groesbeck
Mexia
Hillsboro
Cleburne
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Golf Association
Ross Rogers Course
International Harvester Employees League
Ladies Pioneer League
Victory Alleys
Texaco League
Banner Bowl
Uwry
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Amarillo Municipal Golf Associations
Amarillo City
Ellwood Park
E Phillips
Victory Bowl
Amarillo Municipal
Civic League
Victory
Hayden
Smith
Globe News
Macmillan
the Panhandle
Life
Collier's
Saturday Evening Post
Time
Newsweek
Macmillan Petroleum Corp
Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Pee Og O
Johnnie RI
Johnnie Walker
Aedges
Canada Day Ginger Ale, Inc
New York, N. Y
L. Jones
Mr. Everyman
Chicago
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Ponca City
Oklahoma City
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Galveston
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