Sandie Relays set to open at Amarillo Stadium tonight
Seventeen state champions expected as Amarillo hosts the first annual Sandie Relays at Amarillo Stadium. Top runners include Joe Childress, Galen Fowler, Bobby Hawkins, Joe Sparkman, John Ed Giles and more from Odessa, Amarillo, Chil dress, Pecos, Memphis and other schools. The meet features AA, A and B classes with events from 100 to 440 yard dashes, relays, high jump and discus, starting at 8 o'clock. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. Tickets available at Maxor Drug.
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Time zones in Alaska from historic standard belts
The text notes that Alaska adopted standard time by a 1918 Act of Congress and identifies four general time belts in use: Pacific Standard, Yukon Standard, Alas-Standard, and Bering Standard.
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Gold Sox option pitcher Pierce to Bryan in ETL
Righthanded rookie Jim Pierce of the Albuquerque team was optioned by Amarillo’s Gold Sox to Bryan of the East Texas League. Pierce appeared in one game, a five inning relief outing Tuesday against the Dukes, surrendering six runs in a 23 14 Albuquerque win. Joe Palmisano, another rookie infielder from Pierce’s group, stays on Amarillo’s roster.
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Cain's Team Wins Amarillo Country Club Match
Dr E W Cain led his golfers to a 14.35 percent victory over Carl Culwell's squad in the Amarillo CC Dutch Dinner Team Matches. Cain outshot Culwell 3-0 to earn the winning captain ball, while Jack Allen and many contestants collected surprise winner balls. Next dinner matches set for May 18 with Sim Kelly and June Davis.
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Stanley Brown
Standings AY KENGY J Echo Dale Amarillo Seton Pampa Albuquerq
Local standings show KENGY J leading with mixed results across a set of teams including Amarillo Seton Pampa and Albuquerque. Scores listed include Amarillo 8 Clovis 2 Borger 11 Amancunii 10 and Pampa 12 Abilene 4 Lamesa 15 Lubbock 13, reflecting a region wide tally.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Across Leagues
National League and American League standings shown with team records and percentages. Southern Association and Texas League results listed with Thursday outcomes and Friday fixtures. A separate note mentions Joey Maxim defeating Jack Marshall in a four round exhibition, and a fact about Iowa corn production.
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Sandies Aim For Tie With Plainview In District Showdown
Amarillo Sandies must beat Plainview Bulldogs to clinch a share of first in District 1-AA. They underperformed in a 9-5 loss to Boo ger last Tuesday, managing only two singles in 29 plate appearances to drop from .305 to .243. Center fielder Mark Gunnels went two for four, dropping his average from .900 to .786 after a nine for ten stretch.
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Much Improved Sox Claim 8-2 Victory Over Clovis
The Gold Sox beat Clovis 8-2 as Ray Faust pitched a complete game, first this season for Amarillo. Moniz and Trabucco homered, Higgins added a double, while Amarillo racked up six hits to eight runs despite six errors by Clovis and tough defense in a frigid scene.
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Ancient Egyptians worshipped cats with temples and mummified pets
The ancient Egyptians revered cats building temples in their honor. When a favored cat died, its body was often mummified, notes the National Geographic Society.
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Amarillo Loan Service Ad Promotes Cheaper Loans
An inexpensive loan offer appears from Amarillo's Loan Service located at 10814 E Cheater Lane in Amarillo. The ad invites readers to visit today and quotes rates starting at ten dollars and up.
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