Coach seeks relief at Quincy high to focus on classes
The basketball coach at Quincy high asks to be relieved to devote more time to classroom work. Other notes mention Joe Glenn's salary dispute appeal, Frankie Pytlak linked to Judge Landis, Edmundo Salas riding a motorcycle between golf shots, and various sports updates from baseball to football.
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New York
Hutchins
Quincy (Tits) High
Frankie Pytlak
Cleveland
Landis
Joe Glenn
Edmundo Salas
Mexico City
Riggs Seeks To Even Score In River Oaks Tennis
Bobby Riggs, the defending national champion, faced Portland teenager Tom Kelley in the Western Indoor Tennis quarterfinals at the River Oaks Invitation Tournament in Houston. Kelley had earlier defeated Owen Anderson, while Riggs edged Lefty Brown. Guernsey and Allison advanced, with Cooke and Umstaedter delivering strong showings as top women players Nina Brown and Virginia Wolfenden clashed with Palfrey Fabyan and Eunice Dean looming in the field.
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Houston
Bobby Riggs
Portland
Ore
Riggs
Tom Kelley
Kelley
Chicago
Owen Anderson
Lefty Brown
Waco
Frank Guernsey
Wilmer Allison
Guernsey
Charles Hare
England
Allison
Jack Tidball
Los Angeles
Elwood Cooke
Bill Umstaedter
Louisiana State University
Umstaedter
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Nina Brown
Virginia. Wolfenden
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Boston
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Engineers Win 2nd Cage Title at Amarillo College
Engineers clinched their second consecutive intramural basketball crown at Amarillo College with a 10-2 record. Biz-Ads finished third behind Brakemen, while Sam Winters led scoring with two 20 point games. Softball starts Thursday on the east field with Biz-Ads defending champions.
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Engineer
Amarillo College
Engineers
Biz- Ads
Brakemen
Biz-Ads
Sam Winters
Biz-Ads Flash
Bill Carter
Leeroy Smith
James Fletcher
William Cooke
Jim Jackson
Bob Fowler
Ho Hum Longhorns Still Winning in SWC Baseball
Texas Longhorns continued their undefeated run with a 10-5 win over Texas Christian, marking their sixth conference victory. Despite nine TCU hits, Texas pitching proved erratic yet effective as Coach Billy Disch’s squad maintained dominance in the Southwest Conference.
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Austin
Billy Disch
Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
Texas
Texas Christian
Dishmen
Horned Frogs
Longhorn
Faster Healing Of Wounds Near LONDON
A substance named epicutan, developed by Dr. Albert Fisher of Copenhagen, shows promise to accelerate wound healing. Experiments at Strangeways Laboratory Cambridge suggest it can be made as a stable powder absorbed in kaolin. Early results indicate wounds healing about one third faster, potentially reducing need for skin grafts.
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London
Strangeways Research Laboratory
Cambridge
Albert Fisher
Carlsberg Biological Institute
Copenhagen
Fisher
Shane
Texas
Women bowlers host annual banquet in Amarillo
At the Herring Hotel a banquet and dance honored the Women’s City Bowling Association. Seventy are counted among attendees from Amarillo and Pampa with out of town guests from Lubbock and Wellington. Prizes were awarded by Mrs. Ruby Wagner as Ruth Dorris led a brief program.
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Women's _ City Bowling Association
Herring Hotel
Ruby Wagner
Amarillo
City Association
Ruth Dorris
Pampa
Betty Weeks
Doris Hegner
LaVerne Camp
Lela Hinds
Ina Lynch
Pat Lewter
June Stewart
Oka Allee Whittle
Mary Russell
Lubbock
Dolly Grant
Wellington
Kansas
Teacher feud endures as Nott jailed for eight days
In Goldendale Washington Eugene Albert Nott 47 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after throwing rocks at teachers. He has not attended school for years but remains hostile toward educators, resulting in an eight day jail term.
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Goldendale
Wash
U.P
Eugene Albert Nott
Gleason Leads Coors Golden in Texas Alleys Bowling
Gleason of Coors Golden topped the Major League lanes at Texas Alleys with a 601 series built from 190 201 and 210 games.
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Texas Alleys
Owl Bar Kimble
Willis
Rude
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Tee
Sas
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Harris
McCullough
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Leachman
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Young Sere
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Speer
Singleton
Simpson
Williamson
Kiwanis
Hudson
Ailen
Reppert
Sparks
Baker
Rotary
Farwell
Draper
Rogers Oy
Brown
Tack Letters Contd From Page 2 Jobseekers Advertised in Local Note
A jumble of class ad style notices lists applicants seeking work and services. Names and addresses appear for janitor, office, factory, and domestic tasks. A reader seeks half day work. a cameo watch theft notice also appears with a reward. Lions Club bowling results noted with high scores.
Feed Southpaws To Mighty Yanks
New York April 18 The Yankees beat the Athletics 4 1 in the majors only game yesterday but five straight left handed batters in the Bronx lineup challenged opponents to try southpaws for two weeks Connie Mack plans to respond with rookie southpaw Herman Aunt Besse from Memphis 6 foot 2 inch.
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George Kirkley
New York
Yanks
Athletics
Bronx Bombers
Connie Mack
Herman
Truck Driver Seeks Work with Caterpillar Experience
August Halama of Sneed's Camp requests employment as a truck driver. He notes strong driving skills and prior work operating a caterpillar, seeking opportunities to apply his experience.
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August Halama
Sneed
Charter Amendments Include Borger Baseball Club Stock Rise
In Borger, the charter amendments disclose the Borger Baseball Club increased its capital stock from $500 to $... The item notes ongoing municipal or corporate action as part of local charter changes and lists Borger as the key entity involved.
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Austin
Borger Baseball Club
Borger
Halifax living costs rise with bread and flour price hike
In Halifax prices for staple goods climbed as bakers reported a 20 ounce loaf up from 8 to 10 cents. An overall rise attributed to flour costs, with a noted $2.20 per barrel increase driving retail pricing.
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Globe
Halifax
U.P
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