Phillips 66ers defeat West Texas State 67 to 44 in Canyon
Phillips 66ers led by Bob Kurland and Dwaine Stewart defeated West Texas State 67 to 44 in the dedication night at the new $400000 West Texas field house. The game featured rough play and fouls with Kurland scoring 12 after a slow start and Stewart adding 13 as Phillips built a 32 25 halftime lead and pulled away in the third. Buffs next host University of New Mexico.
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Lubbock Looks Set To Dominate AAAAA Semifinal Matchup
KGNC will broadcast the Lubbock versus Arlington Heights semifinal from Lubbock at 1 45 PM Saturday. The column argues Lubbock’s strength, led by Coach Pat Pattison and top players, should prevail, with Arlington Heights a weaker challenger in a season favoring the Hub City. Local coverage praises Tech figures and notes recent Hardin-Simmons and Abilene results.
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Sale of Hereford Hotel Delayed in RFC Foreclosure
Hereford December 4 The forced sale of Hotel Jim Hill to satisfy a 210000 debt to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has been delayed. An indefinite operation plan is under discussion with Associated Federal Hotels to run the facility on a non profit basis. The hotel opened February 24, 1950 after a Hereford community project. Foreclosure followed an October payment default of 8139 after a March postponement when a 10000 payment was raised.
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Jim Hill
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Associated Federal Hotels
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RFC
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Hereford Board
Deluxe Ski Outfit Can Cost You 250 Dollars
Denver skiers learn a deluxe outfit may reach 250 dollars with new Head skis popular in the West. Prices run 75 for skis 51.50 for boots 40 for pants 40 for a hand knit sweater 10 gloves 12 poles 5 hat 7 glasses 3 socks and 10 longies. Renting gear for weekends costs about 2.50.
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Denver
Hand radar for the blind passes London tests
A portable hand radar device designed to aid blind users has demonstrated success in recent tests conducted in London. Researchers report the device offers practical navigation assistance and obstacle detection for visually impaired individuals.
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London
Birth Certificate Policy Simplified by Amarillo School Board
The Amarillo School board eased the birth certificate rule, requiring certificates only for children entering school for the first time and for first grade transfers from out of state. The change ends an eight year expansion intended to cover all students, amid burdensome paperwork. The move preserves certificate usefulness for eligibility and sports, while easing administrative load.
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Amarillo
Chas. M. Rogers
Rogers
Bob Wilson
YWCA Official To Speak Here
Mrs. Ralph D. Booth national YWCA representative will address a 6 30 dinner at the Herring Hotel in Amarillo. About 350 citizens have accepted invitations to hear talks on the YWCA building fund and what the YWCA means to me.
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Herring Hotel
Amarillo
Bernice Payne
Margie Greer
J. Rogers
George Hammock
W. N. Stokes
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Booth
National Ywca Board
Boston Ywca
Sandie Quint Plays One Tilt This Week
Amarillo Sandies face Plainview Bulldogs at Plainview gym later, then host Childress Bobcats in Wayland College gym after postponement. Anson clash looms for Friday. upcoming schedule includes Classen Comets in Oklahoma City, Phillips Blackhawks and Portales games. Hazard Ky builds a hilltop TV tower delivering Cincinnati and Huntington stations.
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Cockell Dominates Slade In Non Title Bout
Britain light heavyweight champion Don Cockell defeated Jim Slade of New York in a ten round non title bout at Harraway Arena. Cockell, gearing up for a world title clash with Joe Maxim next month, appeared favored to win.
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Don Cockell
Joe Maxim
Jim Slade
New York
Harraway Arena
Japanese chambara films rise in postwar Tokyo theater
American cinema faces Japanese swordplay dramas that echo Western genres. After wartime bans eased, chambaras return with feudal settings and revenge plots. Though crowd-pleasers, local studios struggle to compete with Hollywood as they blend old and new elements including sword play by chorus girls.
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Tokyo
Hollywood
Diabetes death rate four times higher in obese people
New York reports that diabetes mortality among obese individuals is fourfold that of normal weight. The American Diabetes Association cites the data from a Metropolitan Life Insurance Company study as the source.
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New York
American Diabetes Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Out Again In Again Syracuse Patrolman Returns
Patrolman Charles Heath, on his first day out after three weeks in hospital, was injured in an automobile accident and had to be returned for treatment. He had been confined to a hospital for an extended period before the mishap in Syracuse New York.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Heath
Young hitchhiker swallows razor blades and bulbs tale
Marion III recounts a bizarre incident after a medicine show inspired him to imitate a sword swallower. He confessed to Deputy Sheriff Charles Edwards that he felt ill from swallowing razor blades and light bulbs, explaining the odd idea sparked during the show. The humorous episode ended without serious harm.
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Marion, III
U.P
Charles Edwards
Mantle Expected to Be Ready After Injury
New York New York Dec 4 Dr Sidney Gaynor announced that Mickey Mantle the Yankees rookie will be all right after a medical examination. Mantle injured in the second game of the 1951 World Series at Commerce Oklahoma suffered torn ligaments and muscle weakness in his right thigh but is expected to recover in time for next season.
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Sidney Gaynor
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Commerce
Okla
Weaver Named Border Conference Coach of the Year
De Witt Weaver, head football coach at Texas Tech, is named Border Conference coach of the year in a Daily Star poll conducted in Tucson Arizona on December 4.
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Tucson
Ariz
DeWitt Weaver
Texas Tech
Daily Star
Cavarette Honored Chicago Cubs Mentor Wins Trophy
Dec 3 report says Phil Cavarette, longtime Chicago Cubs manager and player, earned the J Louis Comiskey Memorial trophy for long and meritorious service to baseball.
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Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Leamington Spa grocer sings as all three voices
A Leamington Spa grocer in Scotland can perform as baritone tenor or bass boasting wide vocal range and versatility across genres.
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Leamington Spa
Scotland
Ace Adams Buys Minor Loop Club
Ace Adams a former Iron Man from Iron City Ga bought the Fitzgerald Ga club of the Georgia State League on Tuesday in Columbus Ohio Adams a pitcher set a record by appearing in 70 games for the New York Giants in 1943 His mark was later broken by Jim Konstanty of the Phillies
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Ace Adams
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Jim Konstanty
US golfers Mangrum and Burke arrive for Tokyo exhibition
Tokyo reports that Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Jack Burke of Houston landed in Tokyo on Tuesday for exhibition matches with leading Japanese professionals.
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Tokyo
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Jack Burke
Houston
Gold sales in South Africa average 400000 ounces monthly
South Africa reported average monthly gold sales of about 400000 ounces, indicating steady output in the mining sector and sustained demand during the period.
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