Indians Scalp All Comers With Power At Bat
The Amarillo Badger track team tied for third at the Brady Invitational, scoring 30 points to finish behind San Angelo Rams and Schreiner Institute. O. B. Chessire set a 1060 yard dash mark, Jack McGee anchored a 50.6 second century, Harold Burnett posted a mile record, NATC bowled two minutes eight and three tenths in the half mile, and San Angelo clocked a sprint relay best.
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Semsney
Amarillo Col‘ere Badger
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Brady
San Angelo Rams
Schreiner Institute
North Texas Agricultural College
Badgers
O. B. Chessire
Amarillo
Jack McGee
Harold Burnett
NATC
San Angelo
Chessire
Bob Carter
Amarillo Junior College
Missions Lead Texas League
The northern half of the Texas League swings into Little Dixie today on an 11 day trip. San Antonio leads the league by a half game as Fort Worth hosts the Missions tonight. Houston beat Oklahoma City 4-1 to move toward Houston while Fort Worth won 5-1 over Tulsa in the night games.
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Wilbur Martin
Associated Press
San Antonio
Missions
Houston
Fort Worth
Dulles
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Beaumont-Shreveport
Hal Epps
Buffs
Joe Nielsen
George Corona
Dallas’ Keystone
Roy Hartsfield
Mickey Livingston
Floyd Giebell
Rebel
Hartsfield
Livingston
Giebell
Cats
McFarland wins weekend handicap golf at Amarillo Country Club
McFarland shot a net 68 to claim first place in the Amarillo Country Club Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament. Low net winners included J A Hazlewood 79 10 69 H O Willborn 84 15 69 Charles Reid 78 9 69 J R Brown low gross 71. High gross went to J M McCausland 102.
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mcFarland
Amarillo
Jim Hogan Leads Loud Putting Around
Jim Hogan tops the scene with the loudest putting around as spectators heard him drive the tempo on the green and clubs clatter, creating a notable show during the round.
Aggie coach warns officials crowd control risk in game rants
The Aggie mentor criticizes crowd behavior and defends officials, warning disruption could ruin basketball. He cites the Amarillo game and predicts rising attention on Arlan McNeil, plus remarks at a sports banquet about pros and local figures.
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Aggie
Bo Sar
Amarilo
Abilene Schoolboy Wins Golf Crown
Abilene's Bill Maxwell captured the Texas high school invitational golf title at Wallas. He defeated Ross Mitchell of Lubbock 9 and 8 in the 36 hole championship flight. Maxwell led 5 up after the morning round and extended his advantage in the afternoon. Other flight results included Earl Ward of Midland beating Frank Wear Jr of Paris in the first flight, John Storrie of Denton defaulting over Bobby Newland of Marshall in the second, and Benny Castreo of Mineola defeating Sam Thai of Big Spring 1 up in 19 holes in the third.
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Wallas
Bill Maxwell
Abilene
Ross Mitchell
Lubbock
Maxwell
Earl Ward
Midland
Frank Wear, Jr
Paris
John Storrie
Denton
Bobby Newland
Marshall
Benny Castreo
Mineola
Sam Thai
Big Spring
YMCA Softball Meeting Tonight
A meeting of managers from the YMCA Church Men's League and the YMCA Church Junior League is set for 1 30 o clock at the YMCA on East 3th Street. W M Mobley the YMCA softball commissioner will lead discussion on organizing the softball leagues. All managers and anyone interested in entering a team are urged to attend. the meeting is described as very important.
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Bill Shock
Roswell
Dodson Chemical Co
Patt Powell
Globe-News
John McCarty
Burl Bufkin
Amarillo
Ymca Church Men's League
Ymca Church Junior League
YMCA
W. M. Mobley
Dinner Reservations Close Wednesday Amarillo Club event
Dinner reservations for the Knife and Fork meeting at the Amarillo Country Club will close at 1 o clock Wednesday afternoon. W. W. Gibson president announces. Tickets available at Maxor and Herbert drug stores. Miss Ismet Sanli, former United Nations delegate, will be principal speaker on nationalism.
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Amarillo Country Club
W. W. Gibson
Maxor
Herbert Drug
Ismet Sanli
United Nations
United States
Amarillo
My Request and Ted Horn Duel At Arlington
A detailed horse racing recap follows My Request as it runs in the Experimental Free Handicap No. 1 at Jamaica with Whitaker’s colt resembling Requested. My Request later faces cough issues, wins in Juvenile Stakes, but ends as a leading two-year-old, while Ted Horn wins the first 100 mile AAA race at Arlington Downs with a 125 mph pace on a wet track, claiming the Whelan Trophy and $2,500 prize.
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Iana
Jamaica
Ben F. Whitaker
Requested
Sun
Alsab
John B. Campbell
Citation
Better Self
Rel'c
Belmont
Royal Blood
Coldstream
Saratoga
Star Boat
Musician
United States
Grand Union
Relic
Fox
Star Bout
War Relic
Cowdin
Aqueduct
Circle
Pagne
Miangton Downs
Ted Horn
American Automobile Association
Horn
Arlington Downs
Paul Russo
Chicago
Jose Chitwood
Reading
Paterson
Duke Dinsmore
Osborn
Ohio
Duke Nalon
Los Angeles
Chitwood
W. H. Whelan
Manuel Ayulo
Johnny Byrne
Indianapolis
Jack MclGrath
Les Anderson
Portland
Ore
Stephan Truchan
Gary
Indy
Truchan
Kurtiss Kraft
Sul Ross
Texas Tech
Arizona
SWC Baseball Battle Near Midpoint Sees Four Still Competing
Texas and Texas A&M maintain pace atop the SWC race as Baylor and Southern Methodist linger with three losses. Texas leads 14-2, followed by A&M at 12-6. Baylor and SMU each hold slim outside chances. Upcoming series include Texas vs Baylor, Texas A&M vs SMU, and A&M vs TCU with Rice and Arkansas also in action.
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Baylor
Bears
Texas A&m
Texas
Bruins
Southern Methodist
Rice
Houston
Texas Christian
A&m
College Station
Austin
A&m Baylor
Southwestern Institute
Dallas
Methodist
Arkansas
Kids Inc Roster Rules and a Lesson in Democracy
Coaches must submit team rosters at least five days before the season to ensure player eligibility. A new boy arrives, tries to blame others for his poor play, fights back, suffers a blow, and learns teamwork. The coach notes the incident as a civic example of democracy in Amarillo Kids Inc.
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Kids, Inc
Worl
America
Amarillo’ Kids, Inc
Hit and Run Victim Viola Stringer Dies in Abilene
A hit and run accident in Abilene left Viola Stringer Garcia, a 48 year old resident of 1016 North Jefferson, dead yesterday morning. She was found unconscious at about 1:30 and transported to Northwest Texas hospital. The report notes confusion over her last name and residence details.
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Eddie Arcaro
Austin
Lloyd King
Aucnoriuses
Viola Stringer
Viola Garcia
Viola Stringer’ Garcia
North
Jefferson
Sul Ross
Abilene
Sul
North West
Nom- Ross College
Northwest Texas
Hardin-Simmons Intercolleg
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