Bobby Neal Jones Named Kid of the Year for Kids Inc
Bobby Neal Jones of the Maverick Club won Kids Inc Kid of the Year in a ceremony at the San Jacinto Youth Center. About 40 nominees competed, with Jones receiving two $25 savings bonds and praise for character, sportsmanship, and leadership. Prizes were given by Ray Ebling and Joe Fortenberry, and the event featured a motion picture, refreshments, and remarks by Mayor Lawrence Hagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Neal Jones
Kids, Inc
ANC
Ana Leese
San Jacinto
Jaycees and Globe News
Five Kids, Inc
Ray Ebling
Joe Fortenberry
Kansas University
West Texas State
Lawrence Hagg
Ray S. Daniels
Dan Higgins
Jaycees
Bob Feight
Globe
St. Mary's
Pleasant
Maverick Club
Amarillo
Elalnds Pree Leagus
Bubs Farrell
Montgomery Ward
Mike McCarthy
Hub Clothers
Ronnie Stricker
Boys
Stubblefield’s
Bobby Slaton
Sears-Roebuck
Miles Childers
River Road
Cresney Drugs
Panhandle
Peewee
Kenneth Wilson
Pleasant Valley
Lewis Jewelry Store
Max Manley
B. F. Goodrich Company
Sonny Barron
Humphreys Highland
Boys Ranch
Jorge Johnson
Humpheys Highland
Woodburn Pharmacy
Ray Daugherty
Wilson
Kress Department Store
Johnny Gallagos
Price College
Gibbs Clothing Company
James Grubbs
the Trading Post
Gail ‘Linkenhager
Amarillo College
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
Claude’ Jones
Bright
Lefty Davis
National Shirt
Peewees
Jones
Eee
Piaform
Mavericks
Laurel Hardy
Bright's
Southwestern Service Company
Swift Ice Cream
Lane's Ice Cream
Borden Ice Cream
Charles Newsman Baking Company
Hagg
Daniels
Cory Detton
Sports Arena
Btair
Pete
Youngsters of Kids, Inc
Horace Mann
Amarillo National Bank
Globe-Naxi
Putting Around with Putt Powell and Gold Sox
A reader notes the Amarillo Gold Sox 16-16 win over the Clovis Pioneers with Buck Fausett as manager. The piece recalls past stars Joe Bauman and Bones Sanders, analyzes positions, and mentions various players, coaches, and anecdotes from West Texas New Mexico League history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Sox
Joe Bauman
Bones Sanders
Loop
Dutch Prather
Bill DeCarlo
al Weiland
Dick Ratcliff
Don Moore
Harry Lamprich
Amarillo
Mangrum Favorite In Masters Meet
Augusta Ga April 5 Lord Byron Nelson enters the Masters as a favorite after a strong practice round ranking second best of the day. Pros believe his long absence from tournament play has not hurt his contenders status in the 72-hole event beginning Thursday. The semi retired star remains a leading money winner and a top bet as he returns to active competition in the Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lord Byron Nelson
Texas
Nelson
Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results Across Local Teams
Scores list diverse winners from PLONER Reager's Market to POO Boxwell Bros and Horn, with top figures like Shane 544 and Triplett 490. Multiple teams such as Spur Batting Co, Builders Supply, and Quality Pood Store posted wins or high individual rolls, reflecting a crowded league night and wide variety of high scores across establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploner
Reager's
Gaines
Russell
B. Berry
P Berry
Blind
Spur Batting Co
Albright
Miller
Parkson
Melton
Builders Supply
Manler
Duke
Allen
Weeks
Quality Pood
West
Wicker
Pitcock
Graventock
Mullindon
P&o
Mann
Byers
Dallage
Williams
Wagner
Boxwell Bros
Barrow
Biick
Moore
Parley
Shane
P Swift's
Green
Dowell
Pestor
Martens
Thomas Bakery
Thomas
Smith
Tugelee
Murray
Timmons
Pionfer
Black
Triplett
Buccola
Ebling
Tracopson
Alien
Westeas
Tack Letters and Neighbor Notices Continue On Page Two
Community notices include requests for a missing blue tricycle, a lost light tan pigskin glove with a white button, and a call for a ranch job from A P Jackson with family details. Also listed: sale of antique mirror and linen cloths, a note about a blue baby, and an inquiry for a made-for-ads reply from Clovis NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
White
Cleveland
North Taylor
North Jackson
A. P. Jackson
Rookies Think They Are Gifted By A Peek At Pros
Oscar Fraley notes young players in Florida camps puff up their talents. Dodgers rookie Hugh Casey corrects a would be star who dismisses him as a mere reliever. Dizzy Trout tests contact lenses while Reds scouts misfire on Ewell Blackwell. A sportscaster misinforms listeners that Dick Wakefield married Jane Russell, shocking Bob Waterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hugh Casey
Hughie
Casey
Paul
Dizzy” Trout
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy
Cincinnati Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Blackwell
Fresno
Cal
Patterson
Dick Wakefield
Airways
Jane Russell
Bob Waterfield
Wakefield
Spade Cooley To Play for Dance Tonight
Spade Cooley known as King of Western Swing performs at Rainbow Gardens on North East Eighth with Jimmy Widener Becky Barfield Ella May Noel Borgs Jimmy Wyble Cameron Hill. Dancing starts at 9 oclock. Also note fossilized snake found in Ellistown England coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spade Cooley
Ms Western Dance Gang
Rainbow Gardens
North East Eighth
Spade
Jimmy Widener
Becky Barfield
Ella May
Noel Borgs
Jimmy Wyble
Cameron Hill
Ellistown
England
Harold Smith Wins Weekend Handicap Golf Tourney
Harold Smith shot a net 69 to capture top honors in the Ross Rogers Course Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament held on October 29, 1974. Jody Jackson posted 78, Fred Houser 85-10-75 in a field led by Smith, with Globe-News Want Ads providing the blaring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Jody Jockson
Fred Houser
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Lineups Across Cities
Baseball exhibition games feature New York Chicago and St Louis facing Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Boston and Cincinnati. Key pitchers like Hiter Berra and Campanella appear with hits by Dus, Trout, Rosar, and Evans across varied box scores and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St .Louis
Pasent
St."Louis
Schmitz
Chambers
McCullough
Carver
Gerheauser
Ostrowski
Jordan
Brooklyn
Port Worth
Ramsdell
J. van Cuyk
Hodges
Campanella
Romano
Erskine
Zachary
Dornbure
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
I Greig
Lombard
Klutz
Black
Munchet
Bearden
Heart
Murray
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Donnelly
Dubiet
Seminick Vandermeer
Walters
Mueller
Detroit
New Orleans
Atkins
Sunkel
Feist
Dunnack
Boston
Boston A
Spahin
Mast
Dobson
Kramer
Tebbetts
Washington
Phil” Marshelton
Kellner
Rosar
Masterson
Candini
Garcia
Evans
Polk Traffic Lanes Repainted on Third to Tenth Polk
City painters began painting the traffic lane stripes at Third and Polk. The stripes will run to Tenth and Polk marking four lanes two for each direction. Weather and winter wear previously wore away stripes and no repaint was done during the snowy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poi Street
Wegen
Third
Polk
Tenth
Amarillo Sandie Teams Set for Week of Games
Amarillo High School prepares for back to back clashes as the Sandies baseball team aims for a second straight win at Wellington against the Skyrockets. The Sandstorm opened with a 10-8 victory over the Bobcats at Childress, who later visit Sandies at Gold Sox Field. Coach Whinnery’s thinclads head to Canyon for the Conference 1-AA meet, with Pampa Borger Quanah and Chiltones also entered. in Big Spring Relays Sandies scored ten points to tie for sixth behind Odessa Bronchos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Wellington
Sandstorm
Bobcats
Childress
Sandies
Gold Sox
John Whinnery
Thinclads
Fire rips through three room use destroying it
Firemen answered at 12 05 but the blaze had headway and could not be checked. Mrs McMinn awoke to flames and Mr McMinn suspects the fire began there. Blucher Tharp is president of the union and directors include H R Smith Wave Westbay Mark Miles and Orville Deaver. Louisiana Gazette established at St Louis in 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Fausett
Sockers
Gold Sox
Bob Crues
Joe Budny
Blucher Tharp
H. R. Smith
Wave Westbay
Mark Miles
Orville Deaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobby Hudson
Paramount
Bob Manlove
J. C. Penney Company
Buddy Glasgow
Zale's
Dale Halsey
Monogram
Ralph Wills
Jones-Roberts Shoe
Jimmy Webster
Atkinson Drug Store
Kenneth Brewer
Forest Hill
Walgreen Drug Store
Dan Fox
North Side
White Auto Store
Dennis Smith
Leon ‘Theater
Melvin Wright
Huxley
John Furbach
Putt Powell
Clovis Pioneers
Lefty Lonergan
Hubbers
Bill Moran
Gil Kerckhove
Rayson
Leo Zoeller
Emmett Fulenwider
Kerckhove
Crues
Bunter
Frank Okrie
Aliost
Joe
Ray Wilson
Bob Seeds
Pet “Barber
Ribber
Bill Vans
Joe Juliano
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Dallas Country Club
Ores
William Boyce
Golden Sandie
Armstrong Transfer Co
Tom ‘Wingate
Amarillo Coca-Cola Co
Dory Detton
New York Yankees
Giants
Lou Gehrig
Amarillo Sox
Olney
Gaeta
Lubbock High
Wis Earonas Baretts
Crama
Imine Pattie
Plainview High School
Jimmy Braddock
Wisconsin
Dallas
Hazel Williams
Herring Rotel
Globe News
Mangrum
Purr Pood
Adams
Bund
McMinn
Dock Cottey
Forister
Manterrinch
Snyder
Grimes
Pinkney Packing
Boxwell
Bowers
Hudson
Higes
Nemar
Jeottroy Mix
Box Well
Horn
Khiva Temple
Vogel
Renger
Aihstrom
Beehtold
Reppert
Byrd
Belleview
Fisher
Clovis
Patricia‘ Ann
Neldon Woop
Apt
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Tampa, Fla
Fearless Fraley
Florida Baseball
Paramount Recreation Club
Globe-News
Alun Pabeyiatte
John Ruskins
Havana
Sandie Baseballers
McMinn Home
W. L. McMinn
North East Fourth
City
Louisiane ¢Gazette
St Louis
Prram Mare
Stome-Tarlow CO. Mg
Blackburn Bros
America
L Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co., Makers
Newark
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