Badger Track and Tennis Teams to Enter Brady Invitational
Amarillo College track and tennis squads depart Friday for the Brady Invitational meet, aiming to sharpen for the Texas A&M state contests May 3 and 4. Track selections include George Austin and George Chessire among 11. tennis sends John Allen Dick Hardin Hayden Hardin and James Saunders with Saunders as singles contender and Allen Hardin as doubles, with Hardin as alternate.
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Omy
Amarillo College
Brady
Badgers
Texas A&m
Bob Carter
Badger
Rennis
George Austin
Harold Burnett
O. B
Chessire
Charles Hensiee
Billy Murrey Hughes
Lloyd Johnson
Wayne Kenyon
Jack McGee
Delbert Stevens
Travis Tadlock
Charles Zenk
Frent
Austin
McGee
Zenker
Johnson
Burnett
Hughes
Tadlock
Henslee
Stevens
Kenyon
John Allen
Dick Hardin
Hayden Hardin
James Saunders
Saunders
Allen
Hayden
Hardin
Sox Open Season With Abilene Tonight in West Texas League
The Abilene Gold Sox face the Blue Sox in the 1948 West Texas New Mexico League opener. Only three returnees from 1947 start, including Joe Buddy, Bob Crues, and Vince Liberto. Acquisitions Dick Davidson and Jim Neal bolster pitching and catching as Art Rowland leads a younger squad.
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Ariel Galstra
Gieve
Frank Mekules
Hubbers
Shaughnessy
Amarillo
Joe Buddy
Bob Crues
Vince Liberto
Rookes
Hilard Beeson
Salem
Buck Fausett
Kenny White
Jack Mayfield
Woody Salmon
Abilene
Dick Davidson
Albuquerque
Fort Worth Cats
Olean
Blue Sox
Jack I
Jack Durham
Bill Chick
Blue Hose
Jim Neal
Santa Barbara
Frank Means
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Jim McNulty
Valdosta
Len Glica
Art Rowland
Nick Michetti
Buck Pfeiffer
Don Elias
Sandies Clab Borger Capture 1 A A Leadership
Amarillo's Golden Sandies defeated Borger Bulldogs 23 to 9 at Borger to seize District 1 A A leadership. Coach Rudy Gamblin's squad opens a busy weekend with Brownfield visiting Friday at 4 p m and Lubbock Westerners visiting Saturday at 8 p m. Other conference games include Pampa versus Plainview and Pampa against Brownfield.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Borger Bulldogs
Borger
Rudy Gamblin
Brownfield Cubs
Gold Sox Field
Lubbock Westerners
Pampa
Plainview
Lubbock
Amarillo Linksmen Enter Eighth THSG Tourney at Cedar Crest
Five Amarillo High School golfers Don Hill Don McCormick Gene Klein Jr Art McKay Jr and John Evans are among entrants in the eighth annual Texas High School Golf Tournament at Cedar Crest Country Club Match play begins tomorrow at the event in WALLAS Aprili special edition notes indicate the site and format junior competitors compete for the prize.
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Wallas
Amarillo
Cedar Crest Country Club
Don Hill
Don McCormick
Gene Klein
Art McKay
John Evans
Aggies Head to Drake Relays With Record Mile Relay
Fourteen Texas A&M athletes depart College Station for the Drake Relays in Des Moines. The mile relay team that set a 3 156 record at the Kansas Relays travels with Decathlon ace Bob Goode and discus thrower George Kudera. Also joining are sprinters hurdlers Bill Cardon and the four mile relay squad.
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Aggies
Drake
College Station
Texas Aggies
Des Moines
A&m
Kansas
Kids Inc Rosters and Practice Drama Highlight Local Baseball Action
Coaches slow to submit rosters. Laurel Harris provides the only list for Margaret Wills Prairie Dogs. North Side Mustangs beat Pleasant Valley Giants 16 to 8 with Leon Tebo and Louie Floras shining. Lively and Grider show promise. Bill La Pay seeks coaching help to split players into A and B teams. North Side-Pleasant Valley game borders with girls' whistle-ball group volunteering to join. The Wranglers, Eagles nickname controversy, and local prep moves wrap this Kids Inc page.
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Laurel Harris
Margaret Wills Prairie Dogs
Doc Blumer
North Side Mustangs
Pleasant Valley Giants
Steve LaRue
Giants
Leon Tebo
Jim Lively
Tebo
Louie Floras
Lively
Jack Grider
Blumer
Grider
Siborn Flamingos
Bill
Sanborn
Ed Hamilton
Glenwood
la Favers
Pleasant Valley
Kids, Inc
Pat Moore
Patsy Hudson
Tommye Barger
LaJouana Carmack
Edna Hudson
Dorothy Webb
Barbara Caldwell
Mary Alice Frazier
Rowena Burdine
Doris Irwin
Phyllis Osborne
Frankie McDowell
Tenth
Buchanan
Rebels and Exporters Lead Texas League Showdown
The Dallas Rebels beat Fort Worth 4 to 1 as the Texas League produced tight games. San Antonio Missions toppled Beaumont 4 to 1, Tulsa kept pace with Oklahoma City 9 to 3, and Houston edged Shreveport 3 to 1. Bud Kimball started the Missions with a homer, and Amarillo and Borger also posted strong lines.
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Dallas Rebels
Rebels
Fort Worth
Cats
Dallas
San Antonio Misions
Beaumont
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oilers
Oklahoma City
Houston
Shreve- Port
Johnny Creel
Livingston
San Antonio
Bud Kimball
Missions
Henry Perkowski
Ted Prese
Russell Burns
al Vincent
Cloyd Boyer
Shreveport
Houtson
Sally Hemus
Bowling Scores Show Mixed Wins Across Local Leagues
Major Builders Supply, Pinkneys Sun Rays, ORMOFED Galbreath, and others posted wins in a string of bowling results. Notable scores include Major Builders 64 for Reppert, Hankinson 534, Coker 469, and Blind 537 for Pinkneys with Rogers 03 and Hudson 460. Other listed totals feature McNemar 471 and Grimes 564, while Greyhound Lines and Yellow Cab also recorded victories with multiple high scores.
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Reppert
Dowell
Hankinson
West
Coker
Horn
Byers
Blind
Buccola
Doc Coffey
Forister
Anderson
Manternach
Snyder
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SOX
Lee
Sandies Clab Borger
Grab
Carl Poo
Sil
Bert Levy & Son
Herry Blackburn Sporting Goods
Cdinl
W. L. Sloan
Pierce Street Razorbacks
S. M. Daniel
Taylor Wranglers
Wranglers
Eagles
Kids
Elding
Touinment
RAY Pennington Welding Co
Texas
Amarili Anderson
Ernere Orr
Kenigans
Binkies
Spalding
ToraLs Gines
Tf Smith
Mastiburn
Hawking
Clapp
Bybee
Tinkle
Israel
Keaven
Dalton
Tookey
Wil
Farmer
Hawkins
Hill
Orr
Wits
Mone
Hines
Hin Branam
Saratoga Cafe
Ath & Polk
Dowell’s
N. Fillmore
Sporting Goods
East
NETS
Oxfords
M.nunsbauams
Talley
L. Nussbaum
Amarillo, Texas
Entertainment
Clovis
Cobb & Reddoch
Polk
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