District 1-AA events fill Amarillo schedule
Admission for the District 1-AA track meet at Amarillo Stadium is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students starting at 2 pm tomorrow. Plainview slips past Pampa 1-0 as district leading clash looms with Amarillo. Odessa tops Lubbock Westerners 4-3 as 3-AA race reshuffles. Borger hosts a December basketball tourney with four teams.
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Globe News
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Childress
Gus Miller
West Texas State
Gene Persefield
Denton
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Kramer Extends Streak in Binghamton Tennis Show
In Binghamton New York April 14 Jack Kramer defeated Pancho Gonzales 6-1 6-1 to claim his 76th win in 100 professional exhibitions. Earlier Frank Parker beat Bobby Riggs 6-4 6-2 in the preliminary.
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Intercollegiate Track Meet Set for Texas A&I
Meet in Kingsville features teams from three senior colleges and eight junior colleges, the first inter collegiate track event at Texas A&I College since the war. Event scheduled for Saturday with teams traveling from multiple institutions.
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Kids Incorporated Kid of the Year party set for Sunday
The Globe-News announces the 1950 Kid of the Year event to be held 2:30 PM Sunday at the San Jacinto Youth Center 609 Carolina. City awards will accompany honors for 1949 football and 1950 basketball champs runners up with all Kids Inc participants invited to vote.
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Bob Lemon Ready To Start Opening Day Assignment
In Indianapolis on April 14, Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians said he was ready for next Tuesday's opening day against the Detroit Tigers. Lemon, the Indians' 22 game winner, added he has a good nine innings under his belt and feels right. He previously went nine innings versus the New York Giants, five hitting them and winning 4 to 2.
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Branca Cleared for Dodgers Yankees Replay
Brooklyn Dodgers begin their 1949 World Series replay with the New York Yankees after a reassuring prognosis from Dr. George Bennett who examined pitcher Ralph Branca in Baltimore finding only minor soreness and expecting it to fade.
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Houston Tops Texas League
Houston moved atop the Texas League after weather delays and several upsets. Fort Worth edged Tulsa 2-1 with Frank Brown driving in the winner in the ninth. Beaumont outslugged San Antonio 8-7 as Bob Courtney drove in four, while Joe Frazier and Joe Lutz homered in a 14-hit San Antonio effort. Heinz Becker led Dallas with five hits in five trips as 9,655 attended three home openers, pushing the opening league total to 82,861. Houston’s opener remained on deck.
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