Bowling Scores in Santa Fe League Competitions
Santa Fe League results list multiple teams with top scorers and wins across divisions. Notable performances include Chiefs, Antelopes, and Texans each posting high individual scores. BANNER BOWL and Denver Amarillo Express appear among the standings.
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Santa FE League Flyers
Wheeler
McLain
Wilson
Hurd
Savage
Chiefs
Horn
Lee
Guth
Rameey
Snyder
Smith
Manning
Grooms
Raymond
Schecter
Scouts
Robinson
LaPalier
Veazey
Bartman
Martini
Hill
Calder
Kelliever
Rose
Canyons
Tower
Carey
Lindley
Gleason
Texans
Greene
Simmons
Mayback
Wallace
McNemar
Raneris
Ewing
Little
Duncan
Rogome
Antelopes
Richards
Blind
Kennedy
Bundrant
Ceverns
Clark
Washis
Bellett
Nunn
Cable
Reynolds
Baker
Cochran
Fietcher
Sheliey
Byers
G. G. Black
Barrow
Taliferro
Winters
Denver Amarillo Express
Allbright
Husted
Davis
Page
Palo Duro Motor
Jesko
Wicker
Duscan
Shane
Dunivan
Howard
Allen
Dorris
Santa FA Men's League Indians
McKirahan
Blinc
Gabert
Vaughn
DeGrassi
Locals
Seeley
Mack
Jones
Ayers
Insurance losses top two billion in 12 months
A report to the American Management Association shows fire and casualty insurance losses exceeding 2.0 billion dollars for the past year. The figure highlights the scale of insured risks and the financial impact on the industry.
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Chicago
American Management Association
Sandies Set To Clash With Quanah In District Opener
Coach T. G. Hull starts practice at Amarillo High School Armory as the Golden Sandies prepare for a Friday night showdown with Quanah Indians in District 1-AA. Quanah, led by J. W. Bibb, features six returning lettermen and a 6 ft 8 in standout Walker, with Foster Watkins as assistant coach.
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Powell
T. G. Hull
Amarillo High School
Austin
Quanah Indians
Hounds
Gruver
Quanah
Graham Steers
J. W. Bibb
Bibb
Nocoma
Walker
Foster Watkins
Dumas
Amarillo College
West Texas State
Philadelphia Eagle
Indians
Hull
Slick Ellis
Bobby Farm
Crisler Named Coach of Year
Herbert Fritz Crisler of Michigan, who led the undefeated Wolverines to the Rose Bowl, was named Coach of the Year in the New York World Telegram poll. He earned 68 first place votes to 40 for Matty Bell of SMU, with Lynn Waldorf and Frank Leahy following in the ranking.
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New York
Herbert
Fritz
Crisler
Michigan
Wolverines
New York World-Telegram
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Bell
Lynn Waldorf
California
Northwestern
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Earl
Red) Blaik
Army
American Football Coaches Association
World-Telegram
Scripps-Howard
Southern Methodist
Leahy
Lou Little
Columbia
Stuart Holcomb
Purdue
Bob Higgins
Penn State
John Vaught
Mississippi
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Jeff Cravath
Southern California
Harry Stuehldreher
Wisconsin
C. W. Caldwell
Princeton
Harold
Red) Draw
Alabama
Blair Cherry
Texas
Earl Blaik
Arthur Guepe
Virginia
Tom Hamilton
Navy
George Sauer
Kansas
George Munger
Penn
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Jim Aiken
Oregon
Charles’ Engle
Brown
Harvey Harman
Rutgers
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Glenn Killinger
Robert Woodruff
Baylor
D. O. McLaughry
Dartmouth
Wally Butts
Georgia
E. P. Coleman
Wentworth
Ike Armstrong
Utah
Allyn McKeen
Mississippi State
Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr
Susquehanna
Abe Stuber
Iowa State
Ben Swartzwalder
Muhlenberg
Texas Schoolboy Scoring Record May Be Broken by Lippman
El Campo's high scoring star Glenn Lippman can surpass the Texas schoolboy football single season record if he maintains his 29.1 point per game average in Friday's Class A Region 8 final against Lockhart. He already has 291 points after nine regular games and last week's bi district win.
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EL Campo
Glenn Lippman
Lippman
Ricebirds
Lockhart
Babb Leads Badgers In Season Openers At Sayre And Cisco
Amarillo College Badgers forward Pat Babb and teammate Whit Pate share scoring lead after two games. Babb totaled 14 points at Sayre, then 13 against Cisco for 27 in two games, while Pate had 11 at Sayre and 3 versus Cisco. Billy Don Martin trails with 13 and John Ballard has 10. Reserved seats for tomorrow night’s Clifton game at Gibbs Clothing Co. cost 1.20 dollars, with general admission 0.90 and student 0.75 at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Babb
Whit Pate
Amarillo College
Babb
Badgers
Sayre Junior College
Sayre
Okla
Golden Sandie
Cisco Junior College Wranglers
Letterman
Pate
Quail
Wranglers
Badger
Billy Don Martin
Tota
John “Wassy” Ballard
Vega
Martin
Tomor
Clifton
Gibbs Clothing Co
Davies and Co
Polk Street
John Ballard
Glen Brotherton
Dick Wiggins
Mouse Williams
M Frazier
Buddy Roark
Gerald Rogers
James Ayers
Mike Jones
Jimmy Mer
James Kile
Notre Dame Wins Mythical Grid Crown Again
Notre Dame, 9-0-0, dominates final AP poll as 1,410 points seal its mythical national title. Michigan second after USC loss. So Methodist and Penn State follow, with Alabama and Georgia Tech among the surprises in the top 10.
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Aivall Ways LiveToyu Liibsitngti
Alit
Michigan
Associated Press
Southern Cal
Southern Methodist
Penn State
Texas
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Southern California
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Trojans
Irish
Tech
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Methodist
Cellus
California
Army
Kansas
and Mary
Oklahoma
N. Caro
State
Duke
Columbia
Kentucky
Missouri
Wesleyan
Minnesota
Wake Forest
Utah
Catawba
Illinois
Northwestern
South Carolina
Miami
Ohio
UCLA
Texas Christian
Muhlenberg
Georgia
Rutgers
Michigan State
Florida
Tone and Westchester
Curfman Quits as NM Aggie Coach
Ray Curfman former Texas Tech end and quarterback resigns as head football coach at New Mexico A&M effective July 1 1947 He cites better opportunities and leaves without ill feelings after a second season near the bottom of the Border Conference standings Columbia University reports 3377364 in donations for 1946 47 led by a 1509389 12 bequest from Frederic Bancroft estate for American history studies
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Las Cruces
Raymond
Babe” Curfman
Texas Tech
New Mexico A&m
Aggies
Curfman
Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Frederic Bancroft
Line Avenue Five Wallops Methodists In 1948 YMCA Cage Opener
Line Avenue Baptist led by Seth McFather and H Mooring defeated Tenth Avenue Methodist 41-10 in the YMCA Church Senior league opener at Sam Houston Junior High. McFather scored 17 points, Mooring 12, with lineups noting Knox Mauldin and Norman among others. First Presbyterian downed San Jacinto Baptists 48-37 as Vance Hall and Theo Noble starred, while Summit Baptist edged Polk Street Methodist 22-21 in another night game.
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Line Avenue Baptist Church
Seth McFather
H. Mooring
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Ymca Church
Sam Houston
McFather
Mooring
Polk Street Methodist
Summit Baptist
Methodists
McPherson
Simpson
First Presbyterian
Vance Hall
San Jacinto Baptists
Theo Noble
Baptists
Line Ave. Bot
Av. Meth
T P Garrison
Knox
Norman
Ratton
Spencer
Willis
Mauldin
Morrow
Graham
Line Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Williams
Clayton
Glasgow
Kenyon
Thurman
Summitt
Polk
Methodist
Kince
Hall
Freeman
Presby
Sidac
Noble
Manning
McCormick
Duckworth
Ferguson
Poole
Klein
Lindsey
E Gibson
Gleaton
Bozeman
Judd
Hoare
Chick
Eckhart
Deckard
Presbyterian
San Jacinto Baptist
McPherson and
Cotton Bowl Bond Oversubscribed Ahead of Deadline
DALLAS December 9 seven days before the December 15 deadline the Cotton Bowl bond totaling one million dollars is oversubscribed says R L Thornton president of the State Fair of Texas Applications for bonds will be accepted as late as Wednesday to cover mail in payments. Bids to enlarge seating to 62500 will be let after the New Year Day game SMU vs Penn State Thornton says 16 000 extra seats needed for 1948 season Each $100 bond buyer gets option on seat in new sections 30 year revenue bonds at three percent interest.
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Dallas
R. L. Thornton
State Fair of Texas
Thornton
Southern Methodist
Penn State
Byron Nelson proves return to form with Ryder Cup win
Byron Nelson wins his singles match against British pros in Portland and then teams with Herman Barron to win the doubles. The piece notes Nelson’s belief that seasoned golfers stay sharp with practice and retirement on a Texas ranch, and contrasts old-timers with today’s pros in Dunedin Florida.
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Byron Nelson
Nelson
Portland
Ore
Herman Barron
Uranium Ore Believed Found in Wyoming Ranch Area
Wyoming officials think ore containing uranium may lie in Sweetwater County in the desolate southwest. Sample ore from a ranch locale has been sent east for analysis to determine its key contents.
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Scents Uranium
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Birds mass at Prestwick airport despite flares
Flares and smoke bombs fail to deter a large flock gathered on Prestwick England airport runways, disrupting operations as authorities monitor the wildlife scene.
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Prestwick
England
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Ei Capitans
McCune
Kirksey
Cox
Nour
Limiteds
Sloan
Eider
Corder
Johnson Santa FE Girls’ League
Zunis
Highey
Ford
Acomas
Schwerdse
Roust
Saunders
Burd
Toas
Hart
Hopis
Wright
Storlinn
Priest
Apache
Mavens
Pynett
Puebloes
Henshey
Beaumont
Corneil
Collignan
Afor the
L. C. Pope Distributing
Sandies
Jimmy Sharp
Bobby Wilson
Bill Bybee
Doyle Watson
Owen Brown
Wayne Holloway
Morris Estes
Walter Kellogg
Jack Fuqua
Jim Branam
Art McKay
Bill Franklin
James Garner
Jack Little
Harold Henry
Billy Hughes
Don Ratcliff
Kenneth Farmer
Leon Dowie
Bo Oliver
Bobby Garner
Arthur Higgins
Neal Carpenter
Gilbert Ford
Galen Foster
Robert Francis
Larry McKnight
A Freeman
Clifton Junior College
John
Wally” Ballard
South Bend
Fen Thaise Slaenet Shallanewne Sen
Lesnevich
Neil
Gus Lesnevich
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers’ Association
Cliffside Park
NM Aggie
News-Globe
Wallops
By Ben Hogan
Byron
Walter Hagen
Haig
Dunedin, Fla
Professional Golfers Association
George Sargeant
Willie Ogre
Howard Beckett
Eddie Williams
Hagen
Dunedin
Yesteryear
McNaught Syndicate
Optometrist
Polk St
Wdm
Glenmore
Signmereny
Inmore Distilleries CO
Louisville, Kentucky
Homer Rice
North East &the Phone
Enon Spo
Pendleton
Far West
Blackburn's
Blackburn Bros
Amarillo
City
C.C.D
FLOOR
Blackburn ‘Bros
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