Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 278, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1939 Page: 4 of 6
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PUK i \Kii-\ :sn:M, itoi r
CHlt'AíiO. out. 12 id')
Bill Kand. Obleago f tuhl promo- ]
Her today headed fot' Kiinsio City
Where he expert ed tu sin ti Max
Baer for 11 10 mumi heavyweight
bout with Boli Nested of Loa An-
X«le„ tn the tthieaKo Stadium
Nov. I. Nestell signed yesterday.
PHILLIPS PLAYS
AGAIN FRim v
ANTIQUE
l'lullii ! Itlnek ir.i wkv hv x lrtt|e
of their ■>R | :¡ victory over ("tin
adían liisi Friday iiImIh. will uo
lulo their sei-ond t onfi'i . in i. fi ny
Friday afternoon ¡it Hpenrinuii
tin- favorites
And rumii. ti (nam which
lilis toe k lli kllIKK In nil other
«inris thir< season, is tu m ítood
spot lo "shoot tin* works" mid
[mil it "inprim- upset with all to
Kulti iiikI nothing to low th« Lynx
may In -xperted to try desper-
ately for the previous points
whleh might moan victory all the
wuy
Tin dope, which merely serves
to make monkeys out of the
dopesiers. Rives Phillips a favor-
able m,iii I n
But knowttiK the hall name
will lie won or lost during till
iiilnuteH of piny Friday afternoon
OMUimC HMBVnHME R« Rlw
..nd not on paper. Poaehes
"l : host y Walker and Henry
Klehb have routlnited steady
ilrillinu and tin Hlai-khawks have
in ti v lion re of extra experience
milled mIiicc their tussle against
Ih i mull,in Wildcats.
few Ki'ioes come with more
f h ■ill 111 ached than the victory
Hawks won over the
II'iiiphlll county lads It was
I ttl> In the closing few minutes
ot tin «nine when Sonny Bird-
song went through the line am.
weuved through a broken field
for 7:i yards Hltd a touchdown
that the Phillips eleven had more
ih:iii a shaky hold en the game.
('anadian. with nliout the best
hlghsi'hool tosaer In these pints
in their ful I hack llrlKKH. shot
pusses furlouHly during the finy
and the Ion gains made them a
constant threat to score on any
play
With their defense checked
over and their offensive thrusts
polished up, the Blackhawks will
lake the field Friday In an earn-
est effort to wrest their reeond
conference win tn district one,
class A.
10 Enter Ladies
Golf Tournament
Ituih Hurrelson vs. Mr . Vuu-
Khn Jackson
Mrs. Ben Neeley vs Mr* Burl
lCstep.
Mrs. H (• Wallace vs. Mrs.
Ted Mcf'onahey.
Lou l.acy vs Mrs Don Baker.
Mrs. Jack SoHelle vs. Mrs.
John Noble,
Mr*. Walter David vs. Mrs.
Flit/, Thompson.
Mrs. Ernest Fuller vs. Mrs.
Floyd Blair.
Mrs. Mitt Vance vs. Mrs Jack
Knight.
Mrs. Chuck Ollnther vs. Mrs.
Gordon Burch.
Mrs. Ralph Peep les, bye.
Mrs. Harold Weeter, bye.
Mrs. Rexanne Bills vs. Mrs. K.
J, Myers.
The rich calfskin in this
smart Jarman style is
hand-rubbed with a spe-
cial stain that gives it a
rich and deep shade of
tan—come in and see how
smartly it goes with tJhe
new suiting feMcsl
Thirty women golfers hiive
entered the Women'K County
(¡oír Tournament here at the
Hulier Course
First round matches must he
played by Tuesday night of next
week
Three flights were drawn up
after completion of qualifying
rounds Right are In the cham-
pionship flight, sixteen in the
"A" bracket, and six In the "B''
group
Pairing for the first round fol-
lows:
Championship
fienelle Geyer vs. Mrs. Rati
Blackburn.
Mrs. Fetid Safoourln vs. Mrs
Kuslc Turner
Mro. Waldo Berkley vs. Mrtt
H. W. Price.
Mrs. Kenneth Chappellft vs.
Mrs. Authur Hansen
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HOBBS COMING
HERE A WEEK
FROM FRIDAY
A Inislouil of Borgei Bulldogs
shoved off from here early This
afternoon for Childress, deter-
mined to defeat the District 'J
Bobcats there tomorrow night.
High hope reigns in the Bull
dog cantil despite their instchlnK
of their Inexperience agnlns1 the
veteran ranks of the (illMtou-
tnen.
Announced today also was the
scheduling of another non-con-
ference game before the Bulldogs
aettle down to the serious busi-
ness of finishing out theii own
district warfare.
Hobhs, N. M., will play Hm
get here on the local gridiron
next Friday night, filling a pre
vlously opeii date on the locals'
schedule and making n total of
nine gumes this full. Negotiations
for the Hobhs encounter were un-
dertaken some time ago, dropped
for a time, and then resumed
and completed yesterduy after-
noon.
But the Bulldogs will think
about the visit of the Ne\> Mexi-
co team next week Now I hay are
considering ways and means of
humbling their old rivals.
All of ihe boys are In good
shape io play with the exception
of Fullbuck Alton Bulla, who has
not fully recovered from the mus-
cle strain suffered in the Mollis
game. Bob Sickles, stellar half
back, has suffered this week
with a || Infected foot hut was
pronounced ready to go at double
time agiiinst the Cats.
Coach "Catfish" Smith today
listed as probable sterteito for
Borger Jack "Lightning" Bran-
don and J. N'. Trotter, ends. Sher-
man "Sully" Sullivan and C. W
Byrns tackles. Gene Bel/, and
Haskef? Duvls. guards. Albert
Holcombe. center. Bob Sickles
and Wendel F ra ley. halfbacks.
Phillip Koohler. quarterback,
and "Rusty" Russell, fullback!
A large crowd of local fans *
expected to follow the team,
band, and pep squad to Childress.
There's nothing that would
set off an ear to ear grin on the
face of Coach Smith than a vic-
tory over the Bobcats. Formerly
a coach of a state champlnoshlp
basketball team at nearby and
tiny Carey. Smith is a well known
figure in the Childress cotton
country. And on the other hand,
the Chlldressites would mark up
as a rod letter day the date of
any win over the Bulldogs
Last year here on the local
field the Bulldogs oustcrlmniag-
ed the CatB, 220 yards to 81 aud
to*ailed IS first dowtiB to (1 for
the visitors. But a blocked punt
and an enemy-recovered fuml^e
cost them the game. 14-13.
This year the Cats have been
using ten of the eleven hoys who
started hei'e last year, whereas
only Trotter. Byrns, Koehler. and
Sickles are the only four who will
start for the second consecutive
year against the felines.
Jimmy Wllleford. ace passer
out two weeks with a bruised
shoulder, was sHIl a doubtful
starter 8. J. Privitt, guard hurt
in the Cats victory over Graham
last week, will yield his birth to
Bill Jack Thompson. Junior
Brown letterman. guard, hurt
Ills knee In practice Tuesday.
Genelle Geyer
Scores Low Grots
On Ladies1 Day
Genelle Geyer shot low gros«
at the Huber Course to lead n
field of thirteen Women golfers
in ladles (lay play yesterday.
Her score wus 4(1 and her low
net 41.
Other scores Included Mi*.
TValdo Reckley, 47-8-3Ü. Mrs.
Ferd Snbonrin. 51-12-31), Mrs.
Don Baker. IÍ8-1A-42.
Midland-Sweetwater Game Tape
State Schedule; Beth Unbeaten
Morse To Play
Lipscomb Friday
IIV IIAKOMt \ . It M l.Ili
\ «social cil I'reh* stuff
Texas' imliatlled m hoffll>o> li
gions girded Until armor today
for the gridiron stretch drive
' Breather" games will lie fur
between from here on out ,is the
teams jockeying for plncei- In Ihe
district title play lifts.
Twentyven conference tilts
ale scheduled this week along
with twelve luterdlst rict lint ties
and when the smoke has cleaned
the list of undefeated, untied
teum8 will lie below the 2n mark
Four of the games match
teums with perfect records with
Sweetwater playing at Midland.
Brocket!ridge <Suit Antonio) at
San Angelo Forest (Dallas) meet-
ing Wood row Wilson (Dallas) and
McAllen tangling with Austin at
Houston,
The Sweetwater-Midland tilt
Is a vital conference struggle In
district 3 and the Forest Wood-
row Wilson cotsteit may go a
long way toward determining the
(Contluued on Page FIVE)
Basketball Game
Cancelled For Lack
Of Fast Competition
Failure to locate a team to
furnish interesting competition
for the highly rated l>hWllpK li't 1
basket hall team from Bartlos-
Vfile caused Ihe decision liy the'
I'hillips Civic club Wednesday
night to cancel a proposed ap-
pearance of the (tti team here in
February.
Coach Al Itaggel t al West
Texas State College was contact-
ed to see If he could bring his
rangy collegians to Phillips for
ihe game, but It was learned that
the West Texans confine their
gaines to college quinteth with
the exception of tournaments
when all amateur teams are per-
muted to enter
The Phillips team, which <<
peered in exhibition games
through this territory last \ nr.
will possibly match games , th- ¡
er towns nearby
The Morse Mustangs will meet
Lipscomb in a six-man football
gante Friday, Oct. 13.
Tills is tile second year for
Morse in tool hall and though
they are Inexperienced they are
making ti name for themselves
ibis year under the capable lead
ership ol Captain 11 B. Parks
and Coach it. M Moser.
Last Friday they plu.ved Good-
well. Okla.. and won with a score
of 311 to 14. This Ik the xecoud
game of the season and the sec-
ond winning
Ancient Rome hail a law which
allowed a inn nio avoid a law-
suit after insulting another He ¡
merely had to hand ihe injured
man a sum of money equivalent
lTi cents to prevent hlui from!
taking the matter to court.
lit Palestine gasoline costs íín
cents a gallon, with half of Ihe
amount helms government tax
What helps Homer, helps you.
Take Her Bowling—
She'll Enjoy it, Tool
Make a howling "date" Your
wife or sweetheart will enjoy
it a8 much as you do. Take
her to Mac's Alleys, the best
and friendliest alleys in town.
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Phillips, J. C. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 278, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1939, newspaper, October 12, 1939; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth167804/m1/4/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.