Culbertson Calls Off Dogs in New Mexico Legislature
In Santa Fe Rep Bill Culbertson signals no dog racing bill this session unless a money crisis forces taxation from dog racing. He notes earlier dog bills drew money and scandal rumors, and Democratic plans to scuttle any new measure. The piece also references past dog bill battles and political maneuvering around the roads commission and banking department actions.
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San Miguel
Cecelia Tafoya
Tom Mabry
Rawls Leads at Tampa Open Halfway Mark
Betsy Rawls, defending champion from Spartanburg, moves into the lead at the Tampa Women's Open with a 148 after 36 holes on the 6066 yard Palma Ceia Course. Louis Suggs and Patty Berg trail by two strokes at 150 as Fay Crocker slips with 84 to stand seventh. amateurs leader Betty Kerby of St. Petersburg sits at 162.
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Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S. C
Louis Suggs
Patty Berg
Fay Crocker
Marilyn Smith
Betty Jameson
Betty Kerby
St. Petersburg
Palma Ceia
Miss Berg
Miss Rawls
Wenee
Louise Suggs
Patty Betst Ceornetius
Kathy
Betty Deda Eeeee
Marlene Hagge
Tae
Gloria Armstrong
Alice Bauer
Bennie Randolph
Mary Lena Faulk
Joyce Ziske
Peggy ‘Irk Bell Seer
Vonnie Colby - Eee
Betty Kerby Ee
Wanda Sanches
Ruth
Mary Ann Reynolds Jessen Ase
Dons Set for Monterey Clash in Lubbock Saturday
Palo Duro Dons chase a third straight District 3-AAAA win as they host the Monterey Plainsmen at 8 p.m. The Plainsmen arrive after losses to Berger and Pampa and a win over Lubbock High. Palo Duro's likely starters include Nix Summers Turner Hyatt Ham and the Plainsmen start Vardeman Glaze Deilke Godsoe Shipman.
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Palo Dure Dons
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Monterey
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Pampa
Lubbock High
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Orvie Nix
Charlie Summers
Jimmy Turner
Paul Hyatt
Dusty Ham
Rex Vardeman
Dale Glaze
Dick Deilke
Tony Godsoe
Mike Shipman
Scoring Blitzes Highlight Weekend Basketball Action
A sweep of college and high school scores across regions shows N C College 71 over Shaw U and McNeese 61 while other matchups include Tulane 66 LSU 64 and Montana State 91 over Colorado State 57. Local high school results feature Borgers 60 over Amarillo 60 and Gruver tournament brackets with Gruver defeating Stinnett 48 and 53 in two days.
Three AHS wrestlers advance in Geary tourney action
In Geary Oklahoma Ama rio reports Lynn LaFon Bob Johnson and Bobby Cotter remain after day one. Semifinals and finals set for tomorrow with results list including 105 pounds George Whitchchurch Perry and 147 pounds Lynn LaFon Amarillo among winners.
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Amario
Lynn LaFon
Bob Johnson
Bobby Cotter
George Whitchchurch
Perry
Okla
Jess Green
David Burch
Amarillo
Duan Miller
Putnam
Alvis Stewart
Tony Marcas
Hugh Potts
Mickey James
Northwest Classen
Danny Dick
Harding
Bil Nelson
Joan Kirchenbauer
Ponca City
Arch Doty
Capitol Hill
Ted Broome
John Miller
Putnam City
Ted Ellis
Blackwell
Miki Davis
Max Hawkin
Pi David Burch
Dee
John Rapt
Don Marland
Chilocca
Bob — Amarillo
Don Lyon
Geary
Kenneth Punley
Forte fails to top Wilt in scoring as Columbia routs Cornell
In Ivy League action Chet Forte of Columbia failed to overtake Wilt Chamberlain for the national scoring lead. Columbia defeated Cornell 70 to 50 at home.
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Jan
Chet Forte
Wilt
Chamberlain
Kansas
Columbia
Cornell
Lobos Upset Blackhawks for First District 1-AAA Loss
Levelland’s Lobos rally in the final quarter to defeat Phillips by holding star Phillips to six and overcoming a 10 point deficit. Burl Raley scores 19 for the Lobos while Milton Hoff adds 15 for Phillips. Dumas DEMONS top LITTLEFIELD 54-36 as Kent Vick 13 and Jim Boxwell 12 lead the attack. Pampa Harvesters stay strong in District 3-AAA with a 77-64 win over Lubbock Westerners. Jerry Pope scores 25 for Pampa. Plainview Bulldogs edge Monterey 53-52 in a district clash behind George Snapp 26 points. Canyon Eagles beat Tulia 48-33 as Silverton tops Quitaque 68-54 in 9-B action. Farwell Steers defeat Springlake Wolverines 66-32 in 3-A play.
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District 3-AA leaders Well ington roll past Quanah Indians
Wellington remains the district favorite as the Skyrockets win 70 55 over the Quanah Indians. Jerry Elberts leads with 21 points while Duane Styhens adds 20 for Quanah. Wellington also wins the girls game 89 26 with Pat Tompkins scoring 27.
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Pampa Gloves Championship Results Across Divisions
The event lists novice peewee and high school brackets with Pampa athletes prevailing. Ronnie Browning and Bobby Williams win in novice. Dickie Powell, Bryan Martin, Bill Martin, and Carson Watt secure peewee and Borger entrants show in high school. Open division sees Gary Wilhelm from Pampa defeating Dick Knight, with Kenneth Wood also competing and exhibitions noted.
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Ronald Bennett
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Albert Green
Borger
Bill Martin
Carroll Hudson
Carson Watt
John Mathis
Durwood Williams
Carl. Kirk
Guymon
Okla
Bill Bledsoe
Barney Ward
Bobby Campbell
Shamrock
Texas Upsets Ranked Ponies in Southwest Conference Clash
The University of Texas defeated nationally ranked SMU 77-68 in Austin. Texas limited Jim Krebs to 11 points with a rigged zone defense, while Rick Herrscher led SMU with 26 and Raymond Downs and John Shaffer fueled a late Longhorn surge.
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Harney takes lead in Caliente Open golf tournament
Paul Harney of Boston fired a 7 under par 65 to reach 36 holes at 135 and lead the Caliente Open in Tijuana Mexico. Doug Ford and Al Besselink were one stroke back at 136 after carding 67s, with Harry Weetman and Julius Boros among the contenders at 139 and higher.
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Stan Leonard Steeeereer
Eric Brown
Dragons Romp Claren don 81 37 At Carver Gym
The Carver Dragons routed Claredon 81 to 37 at Carver Gym led by 6-9 Gene Wiley with 22 points and A D Shaffer with 16. The Dragons improved to 7-1 while Vernon Moore led the visitors with 14 points.
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Comets Fall 49-47 as Nashville College Edges Clarendon
Nashville Business College defeated the Clarendon Comets 49-47 after a late rally. Nashville led 15-8 at the end of the first, 24-19 at halftime, and 41-35 after three quarters, with Kathryn Washington scoring 16 for Nashville and Jo Ann Crawford 24 for Clarendon.
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Nashville Business College
Comets
Nashville
Kathryn Washington
Jo Ann Crawford
Late Payroll Worries Workers In New Mexico
New payroll delays hit the statehouse as fresh workers at the bureau of revenue question pay. Veterans wonder if Republicans fired them without notice while two Grants school officials faced travel claims for a Dallas conference on school finances. The New Mexico Education Association lists rental property at 134 South Capitol Place on tax rolls after a 1954 declaration oversight. Homer Heathman explains only one Grants official traveled and claimed automobile allowance.
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Otero County First With Indian Officer
An item notes Bruce Klinekole of the Mescalero reservation was elected Otero County commissioner in 1952, cited by lawyer Roy T. Mobley. Mobley mentions a Jicarilla Apache woman serving as tribal judge and nominates Mrs Howerton of Alamogordo as the first female police judge in New Mexico.
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Mobley
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New Mexico
Atchley Troubles Favor Heimann In Highway Nomination
Senate opposition to Forest Atchley for highway commissioner could let Democrat Toney Heimann keep the post. If the senate stalls and withholds the three fifths approval required, Hermann would likely remain, blocking the governor’s chance to nominate anyone else.
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Social Calendar item mix for local groups and venues
Gamma Kappa chapter hosts rummage sale at old Borden building 624 FE 4th at 75 o clock. Joseph O Shelby chapter Children of the Confederacy with Michael Musick at 4221 Albert 2 30 o clock. Harmony Hangout at YWCA 1006 Jackson 8 o clock. Summit School PTA bake sale at Furr Food 6th and Georgia at 6 o'clock.
Amarillo Community Events Highlight Local Venues
City happenings list a Gideons International gathering at the YMCA at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. sunrise classes. The Story Hour at Mary E. Bivins Library runs at 10:30 a.m. The Texas Panhandle Timing Assn annual show is at 200 E Fourth. Other items include a chili supper at USC and a Knife and Fork Club meeting at Amarillo Country Club.
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Hog Cholera Devastates U.S. Hog Herds
Des Moines reports hog cholera as the leading killer of American hogs, devastating many farms and prompting calls for research and preventive measures.
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Horoscope forecast for 1957 signs Aries through Pisces
Today Under Your Sign Benefit cycle continues with focus on family, travel, and social life. Each sign receives brief guidance on opportunities and cautions, highlighting prompt action, savings, family unity, workplace ingenuity, and seeking help when needed. (c) 1957 Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Eden Sails for New Zealand
Former Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden sailed from London with his wife aboard the Rangitata for a convalescent holiday in New Zealand. He said the trip follows doctors orders and hopes the stay will help him. Eden noted a personal note from President Eisenhower in recent days. The couple will reportedly spend at least five months in New Zealand as guests of Prime Minister Sidney Holland.
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Dallas judge rules death by own action in Vera Corliss case
Peace Justice Glenn Byrd ruled death by own action in the death of Vera Corliss age 51 of Sumner Washington. She was found hanged from a shower rod in a hotel room yesterday with three notes discovered in the room.
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Glenn Byrd
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Wash
Funk Hit With Fines After Thursday Wrestling Brawl
Dory Funk paid 70.50 total in penalties from the Sports Arena clash with Ray Gunkel. Sammy George, state wrestling supervisor, levied a 50 fine. Funk also paid 1 plus court costs for a disturbance charge. Gunkel pleaded not guilty in Justice Court and posted 200 bond for a February hearing, while not fined by the supervisor.
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Woman killed in Houston car truck collision
Mrs. George Waguespack died today when her car collided with a truck in Houston. The incident occurred on a local road and authorities are investigating the crash.
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George Waguespack
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