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Joe Raymon “Potsy” Allen Sr.

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Joe Raymon “Potsy” Allen Sr.

Birth
Texas, USA
Death
10 May 1975 (aged 71)
Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexico, USA
Burial
Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section G
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Joe Raymon "Potsy" Allen Sr - born in TX.

Potsy married Marjorie Amason, a daughter of Justice Howard Amason Sr and Birdie L Camp.

Father of Joe Raymond Jr, Ann and Howard Amason Allen.

Potsy died in NM.
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University of Texas - Class of 1929

Potsy Allen Baseball Captain, ' 28 Potsy Allen, all-conference catcher, led the Steer nine to its seventeenth championship in nineteen entries during the 1928 season. Allen, ranked as one of the best catchers ever to don a mask for Texas, handled the young Texas pitchers in a way calculated to bring them through the season in fine shape. When he finished his conference play he was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals for a fling at the big show.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - LONGHORNS - MEN'S ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR
J. R. POTSY ALLEN
BASEBALL (1926-28, Catcher)
FOOTBALL (1925-27, Halfback)
Inducted: 1988 (posthumously)
Hometown: Roswell, N.M.
1928 baseball team captain
All-SWC from 1926-28 and member of three SWC championship teams
Former home football game public address announcer

Others inducted into the Longhorns Hall of Fame in 1988 were:
Bill Bradley, Earl Campbell, Al Lundstedt, Joe Magliolo, Lou Maysel, David Snyder and Howard Terry.
Joe Raymon "Potsy" Allen Sr - born in TX.

Potsy married Marjorie Amason, a daughter of Justice Howard Amason Sr and Birdie L Camp.

Father of Joe Raymond Jr, Ann and Howard Amason Allen.

Potsy died in NM.
~~~~~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~~
University of Texas - Class of 1929

Potsy Allen Baseball Captain, ' 28 Potsy Allen, all-conference catcher, led the Steer nine to its seventeenth championship in nineteen entries during the 1928 season. Allen, ranked as one of the best catchers ever to don a mask for Texas, handled the young Texas pitchers in a way calculated to bring them through the season in fine shape. When he finished his conference play he was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals for a fling at the big show.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - LONGHORNS - MEN'S ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR
J. R. POTSY ALLEN
BASEBALL (1926-28, Catcher)
FOOTBALL (1925-27, Halfback)
Inducted: 1988 (posthumously)
Hometown: Roswell, N.M.
1928 baseball team captain
All-SWC from 1926-28 and member of three SWC championship teams
Former home football game public address announcer

Others inducted into the Longhorns Hall of Fame in 1988 were:
Bill Bradley, Earl Campbell, Al Lundstedt, Joe Magliolo, Lou Maysel, David Snyder and Howard Terry.

Inscription

Family Marker:
AMASON & ALLEN

Personal Marker:
J. R. Potsy ALLEN
AUG. 2, 1903
MAY 10, 1975



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