Amarillo Sandies Face Wichita Falls In Prep Broadcast
Amarillo KGNC will air the Amarillo Wichita Falls clash from Butler Field Saturday with KWFT Wichita Falls picking up the feed. Bob Watson and J B Lynn handle play by play. District 1 2 officials meet in Plainview to map 1947 schedules while John Sidney Smith tips winners for Dallas News.
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Kid” Lynn
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Wilkinson Hurt In Workout Ahead Of Maverick Invitational
Panhandle boxing prospect Wilkinson suffered a chest injury during a sparring session last Sunday delaying his decision to compete in Amarillo’s Maverick Invitational. The Amarillo High School athlete remains listed for the meet though gym work is limited. New entry Tom Adams of Brownfield joined the two night tournament, with proceeds aiding a Maverick Club project.
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Amarillo
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Adams
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Sandies
Maxor
Herbert Drug
American Business Club
Pro Golfers May Have New Policy
A P G A committee led by Ben Hogan moves to guarantee representative fields for sponsored events. Plans include standardizing appearance fees, promoting tournaments, and capping fields at 150 players to start by the 1947 Los Angeles Open. Fred Corcoran backs the measures amid growing tourney numbers.
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Players’ Committee
Houston Basketball Standout Quits School
Houston star Guy Lew, who set a Lone Star Conference scoring record with 219 points last season, withdraws from the University of Houston to take a position with an oil and gas firm in Troup, Texas.
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Guy Lewis
University of Houston
Troup
Tex
Slater Martin Paces Longhorns to Victory
In Austin on December 3 Texas beat North Texas State 63 to 41 after leading 40 to 12 at halftime. Slater Martin scored 14, Roy Cox 12, and John Langdon 11 for Texas, while Bell 12 and Hopkins 11 keyed a late Eagle rally. The teams meet again tonight.
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Slater Martin
Roy Cox
John Langdon
Bell
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Tulsa May Play Sooners in Postseason Clash
Norman Oklahoma December 3 The University of Oklahoma football players today weighed a invitation to face Tulsa in a postseason game at Norman on December 14 or 21 The squad rejected a bid to play in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Florida.
Howard Payne Tops Stephen F. Austin 35 31
Howard Payne defeated Stephen F. Austin 35 to 31 in a college football matchup. Houston YMCA led by example before Houston University beat Houston 56 to 46 in another game.
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Texas Tech Cagers Meet 0-Aggies Tonight
Texas Tech's Red Raiders play Oklahoma A&M tonight at Stillwater in a game against the national champion Aggies. Tomorrow night the Raiders face Oklahoma in Norman.
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