Fort Worth Trip Is Out For Kids Inc Basketball Series
Kids Inc city champions were to meet Fort Worth Recreation Department rivals but the series was rejected due to differing junior athlete requirements. Ralph Dykeman said Amarillo divisions using age weight and height would split Fort Worth champions into new classifications. Champions crowned Monday night include Wolflin Ponies Peewee, Boys Ranch Juniors, and Maverick Club Intermediates.
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Kids, Inc
Fort Worth
Boys Ranch
Maverick
Texas Baylor Tie for First in Southwest Conference Baseball
Baylor defeated Texas A and M 7 to 4 at College Station to stay undefeated and tie for first place with Texas. Texas beat Rice 10 to 2 in Houston to remain unbeaten. TCU won its first conference game 7 to 3 over Southern Methodist, moving into third place as SMU suffered its third conference loss.
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Baylor
Texas
Texas A. and
College Station
Aggies
Rice
Houston
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
TCU
SMU
True friends cling to you says a writer
A writer asserts true friends cling to you and are glad to help, noting loyalty and support as enduring values.
Should Athletes Attend Classes
Texas college president Dr. L H Hubbard urged at the Association of Texas Colleges that college athletics be run on a professional basis with paid players. He proposed that class attendance by hired athletes be optional, requiring only high school graduation and enrollment as students. He cited professionalism as a key reform alongside improving critical thinking in colleges.
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Texas
L. H. Hubbard
Texas State College For Women
Association of Texas Colleges
Association
Texas Tech
Clifford and
Audrey Jones
Sandie Marshal Gettys
Tulane
Notre Dame
Irish
Ramblers
Giants deal with pitching woes as Ott leaves mound
Phoenix April 3 AP reports the Giants start with a rare smile as Ott exits the mound amid questions about the pitching staff and New York players' recent behavior. The pitching rotation remains a notable issue for the club.
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Voiselle Sharp
Phoenix
Giants
Ott
Voiselle Delivers Second Straight Complete Game Against Cubs
South Carolina right hander Voiselle went the distance allowing eight hits as Chicago scored only in the seventh ending a 19 inning scoreless run. The earlier win came from rookie Bill Ayers who shut out Chicago 2-0 and impressed in the Southern Association.
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Aesterday
Bill Voiselle
Chicago Cubs
Husky
South Carolina
Chicago
Voiselle
Bill Ayers
Southern Association
Atlanta
Ayers
The 85 Shooters in Golf Greatness
In a veteran voice, the author argues 85 shooters can produce remarkable scores. He cites his own 62 as a rare professional feat and contrasts their high-rough terrain challenges with pros using woods and irons. He praises 85ers for bravery and skill despite tougher greens.
Cardinals wind up spring training and head home
The St Louis Cardinals finish spring training and travel home via Houston Dallas and Kansas City. The final exhibition here against the Yankees was rained out, reducing the squad to 34 players from 44 at start. Detroit Tigers beat Boston Braves 3-1 in Valdosta then head to meet the Boston National Leaguers in a five game series. Brooklyn Dodgers boss Rickey weighs Robinson at first base and plans Brooklyn games next week which may shape his fate. He also signs Ed Chandler, Texas League 20 game winner, from Fort Worth.
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ST. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dallas
Kansas City
Redbirds
Yankees
Mobile
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Valdosta
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Detroit
Bengals
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Havana
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Rickey
Clay Hopper
Montreal
Dodgers
Robinson
Brooklyn
Ed Chandler
Fort Worth
Bell to rule on Filchock and Hapes case today
Philadelphia April 3 Bert Bell will rule today on the disposition of Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes two New York Giants players at the center of a major sports scandal not seen since the 1919 World Series.
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Philadelphia
Bert Bell
Frank Filchock
Merle Hapes
New York Giant
Potter County Farmers Form Bindweed Control Group
Potter County farm representatives met at 2 PM to elect a county director for the Panhandle wide Linawend bindweed control group. The eradication organization is forming with a regional meeting set for April 15. Art Brasley aided the effort at the Potter County courthouse.
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Potter County
Art Brasley
Commissioners
Amarillo High Sandies Roar Across Multiple Sports
Amarillo High School teams, the Golden Sandies, show breadth across sports with notable recent results. Bobby Bauman shines in track with 440 and mile relay honors while Jimmy Saunders reached semis in tennis. boxing looks to host or face rivals. Texas Tech field changes and former Sandies show diverse post high school paths.
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Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Texas Relays
Bobby Bauman
Jimmy Saunders
Sergua and Mulloy Set Clash in River Oaks Quarterfinals
Francesco Segura, an Ecuadorian tennis player, faces Gardnar Mulloy in the River Oaks Invitation quarterfinals in Houston. Segura advanced by beating Ernie Sutter 6-2 6-2, while Mulloy defeated Felix Kelley 6-3 6-3. Other quarterfinals include Jack Kramer vs Sam Match and Frankie Parker vs Frank Guernsey.
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Francesco Sergua
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
River Oaks
Mulloy
Tampa
Fia
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Sam Match
Frankie Parker
Frank Guernsey
Charlottesville
Eddie Moylan
San Francisco
Bill Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Segura
Ernie Sutter
New Orleans
Felix Kelley
University of Texas
Kramer
Chick Harris
Rice Institute
Betsy Grant
Atlanta
Parker
Bobby Curtis
Uernsey
Clarence Mabry
Moylan
Bobby Goldfarb
Talbert
Warren McMillian
Fort Worth
Grand Jury Meets Potter County Session Today
The Potter County grand jury is in session to consider cases including failure to stop and render aid, forgery, and several other offenses.
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Potter County
Masters Tournament opens amid soggy fairways and rain
At Augusta on April 3 11th Masters golfers faced flooded spots and a waterlogged 6800 yard course as heavy rain delayed play. Nearby Amarillo College adds golf and boxing teams to boost its spring athletic program with junior college meet in Paris May 2 3 and intramural boxing to follow. Members listed include Jerry Weirick Jack Vick Jimmy Bailey Tom Duke J Frank Mannix Pat Jackson Ruth Ewing Claudia Brummitt Lou Westmoreland and veterans Adrian McClish Bud Campbell Reuben Noel Buddy Bond Charles Ferguson Harold Renner.
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Amarillo College
Links
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Paris
Amario College
Badger
Jerry Weirick
Jack Vick
Jimmy Bailey
Tom Duke
J. Frank Mannix
Pat Jackson
Ruth Ewing
Claudia Brummitt
Lou Westmoreland
Adrian McClish
Bud Campbell
Reuben Noel
Buddy Bond
Charles Ferguson
Harold Renner
Bowling Scores From Metropolitan League Standings
Davies and Co win 2 games with top scores listed for Chick Field Boomer Reed and Lange. Womble Smith Glasco McCartney and Fuller each secure one win. Multiple teams like Diamond Shop Aristocrat Cafe Amarillo Neon and others post varied results with individual high scorers.
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Chick
Field
Boomer
Reed
Lange
Panhandle Insurance
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Smith
Glasco
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Fuller
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Cable
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Reager's Market
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Hail
Laceky
Stock
Stidger
Oakes-Fyfe Insurance
Novak
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Scott
Jaycee League Bowl Standings Summary
The Jaycee League sees multiple teams top their brackets. Gutter Rats win one and two shows scores from Park Kipp Snodgrass Peterson Blind Stinkers Holland Jones Hucker Phillips Jones. Wildcats Triumph includes Klein Thomas Smith Ledyard Prugh as Pillpushers top with Knollhoff Taylor Branner Blind. Night Owls and Nut Crackers post wins with Cox Crain Traynor Shailer Ferguson Nutty.
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Kipp
Snodgrass
Peterson
Blind
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B. Jones
Hucker
Phillips
T. Jones
Wildcats
Klein
Thomas
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Ledyard
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Taylor
Gordon
Branner
Night Owls
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Crain
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Shailer
Ferguson
Nut Crackers
Nutt
Headrick
Shaw
Durham
Bobcats
McKinney
Lane
Graham
Quigley
Tailtwisters
Fyfe
McCullough
Pellew
Hurley
Briscoe
Tau Delta No 1 Leads In Ama rillo College Volleyball Standings
At the halfway point of a double round robin the Tau Delta No 1 team tops a six club league with five wins in as many starts. The Independents follow with four wins and one loss as Engineers, Lawyers and Tau Delta No 2 trail. Player lists for each squad are provided along with the latest standings. Spain has decreed increases in railway passenger and freight rates.
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Amarillo College
Tau Delta
Tau Delta Sextet
Independents
Badger
Frank Butler
Harold Dean
Bobby Snook
Mouse Williams
Don Oliphant
Bob Mc
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Woodruff Sees Bears Need Growth After First Spring Scrimmage
Baylor coach Bob Woodruff, in his first spring with the Bears, says the team has a long way to go in fundamentals after directing a 75 man scrimmage session in Waco.
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Waco
U.P
Bob Woodruff
Baylor
Pappenheim Lipscomb To Clash Again At Fair Grounds
The main event pits Jack Pappenheim against Buck Lipscomb in a best two of three falls match with a 90 minute limit at the Fair Grounds arena. Kenny Mayne sits ringside as advisor but may not intervene unless Lipscomb strikes first. Semi final features Mayne versus Art Brady in a three fall 45 minute match.
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Buck Lipscomb
Fair Grounds Arena
Indianapolis
Lipscomb
Floyd Hansen
Pappenheim
Mayne
Art Brady
Phil Romano
Los Angeles
Jack Carter
Carter
Ace Abbott
Billy McBain
Hansen
Powerful Tiger Lifts Buffalo in Rugged Terrain
A tiger demonstrates exceptional strength by dragging a full-grown buffalo uphill through dense jungle and even carrying the victim for short distances, showcasing its remarkable power and endurance.
Erie Campaign Urges Correct Pronunciation by Broadcasters
Erie launches a city campaign to train radio broadcasters in proper pronunciation of local names and places. Officials say clear enunciation will reduce mispronunciations and improve audience understanding across stations.
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Erie
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