Sandies poised to win District 1-AA title after regional surge
Amarillo’s Sandies lead District 1-AA with three games left, after a 10-6 win over Borger and a strong regional track showing at Lubbock. Pryor’s Bulldogs rely on ace Kenneth Hall as Borger eyes a return tilt in Borger.
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Carl Mathey
Golden Sandies
Borger Bulldogs
Borger
Amarillo
Bulldogs
Roland Pryor
Coach Pryor
Amarillo Sandie
Sandies
Moundsman
Kenneth Hall
Pryor
Vern Irwin
Hall
Plainview
Pampa
Lubbock
Don Hill
Jimmy Baker
George Ausbach, Jr
Billy Colvin
Abilene
Midland
Hill
Don Winters
Cof
Susan Sanford
Pat Davis
Prudence Brown
Miss Sanford
Diane Estes
Carolyn Hardigee
Rosemary Yount
San Angelo
Robert Whiddon
Galen Fowler
Three Way Tie In Golf Meet At Amarillo Country Club
A three way tie for first at the Amarillo Country Club Weekend Golf Tournament saw Buster Sharp J B Triplett and Henry Beverley share top honors with 66s. Sharp posted 79 13 66, Triplett 77 11 66, Beverley 80 14 66 while Dick Coon Jr 77 10 67 and Buford Avery 80 13 67 won other ball prizes. J R Brown captured the low gross ball with a 67.
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Amarillo
Buster Sharp
Triplett
Henry Beverley
Sharp
Beverley
Dick Coon, Jr
Buford Avery
J. R. Brown
Eagles in Texas League battle echo Grimsley intrigue
Kip Scott, Grimsley’s successor, hunts for Don Redhair amid a tangle of players, dames, and a missing soldier. Chicago scenes unfold from Randolph Street to Club Elegante as three women seek the believed alive veteran in a noir mystery set after World War II.
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Kip
Randolph Street
Dokey
Scott
Kip Scott
Redhair
Chicago
Don
War Department
Friends of Friends
Jake Grimsley
Don Redhair
Mr. Grimsley
Grimsley
Miss
Miss Smith
Hyacinthe Foure
Club Elegante
Bursley
la Salle
Peppo
Clark
Randolph
Minks
Adam
Dog
Cubs
White Sox
Lake
Michigan Boulevard
Loop
Amarillo Globe
Kansans Shine At Kansas Relays Ahead Of Drake Meet
Lawrence April 24 Kansas athletes showed strength at the Kansas Relays with a four mile relay record 17 minutes 34.3 seconds and a Texas relay mark set by Cliff Abel Herb Semper Pat Bowers and Bobby Karnes. Texas dominated, with Charlie Parker winning the 100 yards aided by wind, Ray Marek taking the javelin at 205 feet 4 1 2 inches, and Texas also winning the university two mile and discus events while Oklahoma A M trailed in the 880.
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Odessa
Abilene
Lubbock
San Angelo
Amarillo
Robert Whiddon
Jimmy Babb
Whiddon
Howard Childers
Cooley
Marvin Swink
Holley
Joe Childress
Fowler
Bob Byrd
T. W. Harvey
Howard Dye
Ray Bingham
Cox
Sandies
John Giles
Tommy Salmon
Roy Morris
Childers
Edward Jackson
Stanley Bull
Stuart Dowlen
West Texas
Lawrence
Kas
Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas
Oklahoma A&m
George Kadera
Mystery in the Grimsley Office Test Run
A shadowy visitor, a mink hat, and a tense exchange unfold in a shabby Chicago office. Kip Grimsley sits at a battered desk as a well-dressed woman asks to see Grimsley, but Scott reveals the elusive figure is not present.
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Grimsley
Scott
Kip
Don Redhair
Grimsley’s
Chicago
Miss Smith
Cherbourg
Kip Scott
AMA O Globe
Amarillo
Marteson
Adam
Bursley Hotel
la Salle Street
Grims
Saheet
Vaeariel
Teiz Scott
Mr. Grimsley
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Bond
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Kentucky
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Globe-News
Toesquire
Frame
Garson
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Jachmicots
With Felix Bressart
Marsha Hunt
Fay Holden
Sam. S.hinds
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Ess
Dallas Eagles
Charlie Grimm
Eagles
Dick Burnett
Shreveport
San Antonio
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Joe Vosmik
Indians
Billy Capps
Walter Lanfranconi
Heinz Becker
Pete Lewis
Howie Allman
Hugh Souter
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Walker Cross
Gene Clough
Houston
Beaumont
Franny Haas
Oe Hughes
King Syndicate, Inc
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Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
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I. al Yal
Budweiser Schlitz
Falstaff Southern
Stillbrook
Three Feathers
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Hoyt Gossett
Barber
McAllen
Cis
Gulf Brewing Company
Houston, Texas
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Arthur
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Marillo
Allied
van Lines
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