Talent-Packed Sixty Sixers Meet Buffs Here Tonight
Kids Incorporated reports a busy weekend as Dumas and Margaret Wills junior squads clash in the North Amarilla area. The Mavericks rallied behind Freddy Bryant and Kay Patrick while Dumas stars Don Bourne and Corkie Randolph shone, with parental support funding equipment and jackets for Peewee champions.
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Margaret Wills
Fick
Perod
Mavericks
Freddy Bryfant
Freddy
Buddy Glasgow
Toby Druin
Bryant
Charles Lummus
Kay Patrick
Glasgow
Kenneth Hutto
Dimmitt
Mickey Irwin
Bill Jolly
Dick Tadford
Cecil Smith
Peewees
Parmalee
Robert Ball
Butch” Sparks
Corkie
Randolph
Sparks
Maverick Club
North Amarilla
Ide
Tne
Phillips 66 team fronted by Kurland to play West Texas State in Amarillo
Phillips 66 of Bartlesville Oklahoma unveils its 194? lineup to face Gus Miller s West Texas State College in Canyon. An 8 o clock tipoff at the new Sports Arena draws a capacity crowd lured by stars like Bob Kurland Gerald Tucker Gene Jones Dick Reich and Lew Beck. The Sixty Sixers seek a seventh straight AAU title with additions and notable alumni from Oklahoma Aggies UCLA Arkansas and Denver. Tickets include $1 25 admission 75 cents student with box office opening at 6 30.
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Phillips 66
Bartlesville
Okla
Gus Millers
West Texas State College
Canyon
Amarillo
Bob Kurland
Gerald Tucker
Gene Jones
Dick Reich
Lew Beck
Oklahoma Aggies
Phillips
Kurland
Beck
Tucker
Jesse “Cab” Renick
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A. L. Bennett
Kenny Jastrow
Johnny Stanich
Alvin Williams
Roy Lipscomb
Bennett
Stanich
UCLA
Lipscomb
Denver Nuggets
Jastrow
Williams
University of Arkansas
Razorback
Hardwood Brigade
Bud Browning
R. C. Pitts
Marty Nash
Ed Beisser
Jack Perrault
Buddy York
Gordon “Shorty” Carpenter
Oklahomans
Miller
Renick
Business Club
Northwestern Oklhoma State College of Alva
Tae
Eae Tetany
Badger hoopsters schedule busy road tour
AC Campus basketball schedule shows the Badgers opening at Amarillo College gym and facing Carnegie Junior College, Frank Phillips Junior College, La Junta Junior College, Dodge City and Garden City. The team posted a 76-48 win over Clarendon Junior College with strong team play and balanced scoring led by James Kile.
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Py Pine
EI Reno
Carnegie Junior College
Frank Phillips
Borger
Badgers
la Junta
Colo
Amarillo
Jimmie Carter
Carter
George Austin
Mike Jones
Bill Baucum
John “Vasey] Ballard
Arthur Schickram
Amarillo College
Dale Palmer
Cameron Aggies
Roy Chism
Bob Linker
Jimmie Harris
John Evans
Buddy Wilkinson
Willie Roach
Gamma Theta Chi
Kappas
Sigmas
Sylvia Shreiber
Robin Hood
Monte Deitiker
Skeets” Baker
Marcella Hall
Thelma Denny
Bronchos Seek State Showdown With Odessa After Big Win
In Amarillo sports notes, Odessa eyes a state quarterfinal rematch with the Bronchos after a 20-0 win over Wichita Falls. Cox Coleman’s club has improved, with Charles Clover passing and Garner primed to test Amarillo’s defense as the Sandies pursue a historic upset in the new stadium. Also recalls John McGraw’s pennants, Guy Clayton’s optometry practice, and past Golden Sandies playoff frays with Wichita Falls.
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Wichita Falls
Joe Coleman
Golden Sandies
Sandies
Odessa
Coleman
Charles Clover
Amarillo
Marvin McNeill
James Garner
Garner
Priolo
Claude Fox
Jack Newby
McNeil
John McGraw
New York Giants
Connie Mack
Joe McCarthy
Bee
Guy Clayton
Guy D. Clayton
Mays
Polk
Babe
Golden Gloves Set to Crown Texas Champions in Feb
Fort Worth Star Telegram sponsors the 1949 Texas Golden Gloves. Regional winners will compete at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum February 9 to 14 for state titles. Dozens of district tournaments funnel entrants to regional rings with state champions sent to Chicago for the Tournament of Champions. Regional events will span Abilene Amarillo Austin Beaumont Brownwood Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Harlingen Houston Lufkin Lubbock Odessa Paris San Antonio Temple Tyler Waco and Wichita Falls.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Flem Hall
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Chicago
Star- Telegram
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Brownwood
Corpus Christi
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Harlingen
Houston
Lufkin
Lubbock
Odessa
Paris
San Antonio
Temple
Tyler
Waco
Wichita
Citation Voted Horse of Year in Turf and Sports Digest
Citation was named Horse of the Year in the Turf and Sports Digest poll. The Calumet Comet, top Calumet racer, won the honor for the fifth time in 13 years, with 161 of 163 writers voting first place. The poll, run since 1936 by Edgar Horn, includes past winners like Whirlaway Twilight Tear and Armed.
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Wer Gunn
Turf and Sports Digest
Baltimore
Calumet Comet
Whirlaway
Twilight Tear
Armed
Warren Wright
Calumet Stable
Edgar Horn
DeLashmutt Wins Weekend Sweep at Ross Rogers Course
Harry DeLashmutt shot a net 69 to win the Ross Rogers Golf Course Weekend Sweepstakes as his gross score reflected no handicap. George Caldwell took second with 77 710 and Bud Ammons finished third with T8414.
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DeLashmutt
Harry DeLashmutt
Ross Rogers
George Caldwell
Bud Ammons
16 GAMES SCHEDULED FOR SWO CAGERS THIS WEEK
In Dallas a week of Southern Methodist Texas and Arkansas games looms as the SWO cage race unfolds. Baylor, SMU, Texas and others face doubleheaders and road trips while key players like SMU’s Jack Brown and Texas star Slater Martin vie for top spots amid a muddled early slate. A dust storm hits Austin, cutting visibility to half a mile, the worst since 1936-38.
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Portant
Dallas
Arkansas
New York State
SMU
City College of New York
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
Buffalo
Canisius
Baylor
St. Louis
St. Louis University
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Phillips Oilers
Waco
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Okla
Oklahoma
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Tex Wesleyan
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Tech
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LSU
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Eobiesied
Pistes Ees Fees
Osis ‘City University
Oklahoma A&m
Ee Christian
Caine Bere
Beases
Aby
Jack Brown
Charlie Lutz
John Zatopek
Slater Martin Sseeet
Austin Austin
Austin
Weather Bureau
Texas coach Blair Cherry keeps Orange Bowl fire alive
In Austin on December 6, Blair Cherry lashed at claims Texas is a third rate team and said the Longhorns will prove their worth in the Orange Bowl against Georgia. He defended Georgia’s selection, argued against cross conference play within the SEC, and insisted Texas aims to show the team’s quality despite a tough season.
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Cherry
Orange
Miami
Fla
Dana X. Bible
Georgia
Texas Longhorns
University of Texas
Steers
Austin
University of ‘Texas
H Blair Cherry
Florida
University
Longhorns
Wallace Butts
Tulane
Mississippi
Southern Methodist
SMU
Gideon and Funk Set For Semi Final at Southwestern Title
Eddie Gideon and Dory Funk, top stars from Hammond, Ind, signed Monday to appear in the semi final event backing Wayne Martin of Tulsa versus Tailor Dick Trout for the Southwestern championship. Carbondale notes Pittsburgh A Getz defeated last Thursday. Gideon beat Trout in a previous clash but remains popular. The two men meet for one fall or 30 minutes with two additional one-fall prelims on the card.
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Eddie Gideon
Sterling Scotman
Dory Funk
Hammond
Ind
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
Ailor
Dick Trout
Carbondale
Punk
Pittsburgh
Getz
Gideon
Texas Negro Title Game Set Between Booker T. Washington and Coles
Dallas December 5 Booker T. Washington of Dallas faces Coles of Corpus Christi in the Texas Negro high school football championship showdown Saturday at 8 PM. Corpus Christi won two South Texas districts, while Washington claimed North Texas. The final location was decided by a coin flip after Washington’s 6-0 win over Gladewater here last night, with Dal-Hi Stadium to host.
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Texas
Dallas
Booker T. Washington
Coles
Corpus Christi
Washington
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