Marino Hero Leads In Ragtime Doubles Tourney
Hank Marino, famed Milwaukee bowler heading to the National American Bowling Congress Tournament in Anaheim, later bowls in Amarillo. In the first Jaycee Ragtime Doubles at Peerless Lanes he and Buddy Marino rolled 1,066 pins, Hank 608. Larry D Amato and Hank hit 1,093 with 552 for Hank.
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Milwaukee
Anaalae
Buddy Marino
KGNC
Larry D’amato
Chicago
Marino
Hank
Los Angeles
Tony Roth
Kansas City
Jack Ouinn
Pampa Girls Face Amarillo in Key Volleyball Showdown
Amarillo High School girls volleyball meet Pampa Pepettes tonight on the Pampa court. Pepettes leaders Avis Kelley and Patsy Pierson earned spots on Amarillo’s All-Tournament sextet after taking the local consolation title. Lakeview Eagles clinched the tournament title by beating Pampa and Sandies in early rounds.
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Amarillo High School
Pampa
Sandies
Amarillo High School Banquet Speaker Will Be Jack Gray
The Amarillo High School basketball banquet is set for Saturday at 7 30 pm in the school cafeteria with Jack Gray the University of Texas coach as speaker. The Globe-News Most Valuable Sandie Award will be announced that night along with a certificate and wristwatch for the honoree.
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Amarillo High
Jack Gray
University of Texas
Globe-News
Charles Whittington
Jack Hays
Leo Durocher
Chandler
Chili Country
Juarez
Lorraine Day
Wayne Martin
Buck Lipss Scomb
Tri-State Fair Grounds Arena
Martin
Lipscomb
Dutch Mantell
Dory Detton
Optimist
Jaycees
Optimists
Joe Walcott Tops NBA Contenders As Louis Rivalry Looms
Paterson NJ April 10 The National Boxing Association's quarterly ratings name Jersey Joe Walcott Camden as the best of the remaining heavyweight hopefuls while Ezzard Charles Cincinnati is the sole logical light heavyweight challenger after his knockout of Jimmy Bivins. In middleweight ranks Tony Zale faces five top rivals including Jake Lamotta Marcel Cerdan Rocky Graziano Bert Lytell and George Abrams.
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Louis
Waterloo
Walcott
NBA
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Jimmy Bivins
Fred J. Saddy
Milwaukee
Tony Zale
Jake Lamotta
Marcel Cerdan
Algiers
Rocky Graziano
New York
Bert Lytell
California
George Abrams
Washington
Amarillo Kids Inc softball derby opens season with 100 teams planned
More than 1,000 eager youngsters prepare for the 1947 Kids Inc softball season in Amarillo neighborhoods. Ralph Dykeman Cal Farley Ray Daniel lead the program that targets 100 teams across five divisions with 16 girls teams in two leagues. Season starts April 21 with double weekly games and Mon Wed or Tue Thu schedules. Coaches and league presidents are needed to run divisions and prevent forfeits.
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Ralph Dykeman
Cal Farley
Ray Daniel
Boys
Kids, Inc
Dykeman-Farley-Daniel
Boys Ranch
Sam Houston squad leads in Amarillo junior high wrestling
Sam Houston wrestlers won more than half of 13 bouts in the Amarillo Junior High Tournament opening session at the High School Armory. Five weight divisions crowned champions with Sam Houston claiming three titles to Horace Mann's two. finals set for 7 p.m. tonight with eight bouts.
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Bill Teal
Sam Houston
Amarillo
High School
Ranger Grapplers
Horace Mann
Horace
Bill Tyler
Duane Morgan
Boynton
Adam Ortiz
Nixson
Toby Dowell
Jimmy Morrison
Wilson
al Smith
Nichols
Richard Kelley
Donnell
Don Self
Mitchell
Clifford Moore
Gene Blassengame
Downing Walter Webb
Carver
Donnald Giles
Charlie Prido
Kenneth Bullard
Elliott
Earl German
Harbin
James Baker
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Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation
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Bill Ferem
Sid Harper
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Paramount Recreation Club
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the Panhandle
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C. C. Searcy Service
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