Kral Elected To Head Panhandle Sportsmen
Ed Kral, long time hunter and accountant at a local drug store, was elected president of the Panhandle Out door Sportsmen's Club at a banquet in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. W D Howren retires as president with Floya Studer named vice president and T M Tweedy secretary treasurer. The 600 plus member group plans an ambitious 1946 program and features visiting dignitaries from Tucumcari including Marty Montgomery and Roy Smith.
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Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
Ed Kral
Herring Hotel
Kral
Tucumcari
Marty Montgomery
The
New Mexico Game Commission
W. M. Binefor
Highland Park Gridiiron Prospects Atop Texas Scene
Highland Park, unbeaten with 403 points in 11 games, faces Fort Worth North Side as fans wonder if three-season strength will yield a state title. The Park City team rides a stout defense allowing 40, and a string of backfield threats after solid pre-season hype.
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Texas
Highland Park
Highlanders
Bobby Layne
University of Texas
San Angelo
Scotties
Doak Walker
Port Arthur
Austin
Park City
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
North Side
Texas Tech Depends on Big Sneed for Basketball Hope
LUBBOCK December 11 Texas Tech relies on Tilley Sneed a 19 year old six foot eight freshman center from Petersburg to bolster the basketball squad. Sneed faces height based army rejections while his family including parents siblings and a tall army veteran brother support his college play and the team’s local wins over Sherman and Highland Park.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Petersburg
Tilley Sneed
Tech
Paul J. Sneed
Gertrude
Vera Joyce
Fletcher
Horace
Paul, Jr
George
Harold Dean
Vernon
Army
36Th
Italy
Frank
Anzio
Tilley
Navy
Team standings and player totals from a vintage league list
Reddys won 2 matches with scores 507 481 470-1458 entries for Scott H Gidden Price Pendleton. Atoms won 1 515 477 465-1457 Kerney Branum Streetman Davis. Regulators won 2 540 633 583-1756 Cox Campbell Blind Jacobson. Insulators won 1 506 570 590-1666 Chudej Adams Caldwell Dunaway. Radars won 2 574 597 543-1714 Claughton McNeil Hoover Ridings. Cycles won 1 588 513 494-1595 Cato Smith B W Anderson Chapman. Southwesterners won 3 562 631 591-1784 Hudson Hogan Cashion Norman. Electrons won 0 553 562 564-1679 Foster Baird Byars Scott O. Reactors won 1 515 566 587-1668 Gattis Rhoton Blind Buchanan. Hi Liners won 2 578 599 531-1708 Wright Cargill Taylor Albright. Measurements list teams and players with final scores and standings.
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Reddys
Scott
Gidden
Price
Pendleton
Atoms
Kerney
Branum
Streetman
C. Davis
Regulators
Cox
Campbell
Blind
Jacobson
Insulators
Chudej
Adams L
Caldwell
Dunaway
Claughton
McNeil
Hoover
Cato
Smith
B. W
Anderson
Chapman
Hudson
Hogan
Cashion
Norman
Electrons
Foster
Baird
Byars
Gattis
Rhoton
Buchanan
Wright
Cargill
Taylor
Albright
Amarillo Teams Clash in Local Basketball and Boxing Week
The schedule lists Amarillo Sandies vs Stratford Elks at High School Armory Wednesday night and Amarillo Field facing West Texas State at Amarillo College Gym Friday. A Basketball Clinic unfolds at Burton Gym Canyon Thursday. Amarillo College meets Panhandle A and M at Amarillo College Gym Thursday night. The Annual Globe News Golden Gloves runs January 21 to 23 at the Auditorium USO.
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Amarillo Sandies
Stratford Elks
High School
Amarillo
West Texas State
Amarillo College
Burton
Canyon
Panhandle A. and
Globe-News
Auditorium Uso
Meeting Called of Auditorium USO Committee
A meeting of the Auditorium USO operating committee is set for 7 o clock tomorrow night at the Auditorium USO, ahead of the USO Council meeting scheduled an hour later.
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Auditorium Uso Operating Committee
Auditorium Uso
USO Council
Bowling News Mixes Football, Bowling News and Local Stars
Reading notes longtime friends and upcoming events the Amarillo Singles Tournament led by Sam Fenberg expects 440 bowlers and 95 prizes. George Blacker from Wichita Falls predicts strong turnout. Major League results include Lee Sparks 634 series and Jim Cogdell 540 for Foxworth-Galbraith Lum bermen. Local bowlers like Horace McMinn Elmer Tucker and Fred Miller stories appear with scores and antics at Victory Alleys.
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Sandie Coyote
George Blackerby
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Sam Fenberg
George
Victory Alleys
Lee Sparks
Lee
Diamond Shop Crew
Julius Caplan
Diamond Merchants
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumbermen
Jim Cogdell
Jim, Jr
Pinkney Packers
Fred Miller
Pede Powell
Butchers
Ray Prien
John Laughlin
Northwestern Beats Depauw and More Cage Scores
United Press reports cage results with Northwestern 67 over Depauw 36, Ohio University 72 over Denison 35, Oklahoma 43 at Will Rogers Field 34, Iowa State College 46 over Drake 42, Central 49 over Parson 26, Indiana State 47 over Eastern Illinois Teachers 45, Texas Christian 59 over Dallas 55, and Phillips 66 Oilers 56 over Warrensburg Teachers 30.
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Northwestern
Depauw
Ohio University
Denison
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Iowa State College
Drake
Central
Parson
Indiana State
Eastern Illinois
Texas Christian
Dallas
Phillips
Oilers
Warrensburgh
Cearley Draws 20-Game City League Schedule
Jess Cearley, president of the local league, announces a 20 game round robin for eight teams. Games start Monday at Amarillo College gym with 7 pm opener and a late game, schedule lists matchups from Dec 17 to Jan 28.
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Cearley
Jess Cearley
Amarillo College
Sandie Five Down Elk Quintet Open Season With Win
Sandie Five downed the Stratford Elks 33 to 26 at Stratford to open the season. Pat Sasser led with 13 points after halftime era. The Sandies meet Stratford again tomorrow at the High School Armory.
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Sandie
Five Downs
Elk Quintet
High School
Amarillo
Carrelee Sasser
Carter
Ewe
Hart Walters
Stratford
Rillo
Fields
Allen
Longview Lobos Guard Bobby Collier Praised by Writer
Sports writer Anthony G. Zoppi of the Longview News and Journal hails Bobby Collier of Longview High as one of the greatest high school guards he has seen. He compares Collier favorably with top players such as Ed Franco of Dickinson High School and Al Blazis of Georgetown, noting Collier's size speed and play diagnosis.
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Anthony G. Zoppi
Longview News and Journal
Bobby Collier
Longview High
Zoppi
New Jersey
Texas
Longview Lobos
Fordham
Ed Franco
Dickinson High School
Jersey City
al Blazis
Georgetown
New York Giants
Collier
Elizondo Defends State Middleweight Title Tonight
In Houston tonight Tony Elizondo of Corpus Christi defends his state middleweight championship against Houston challenger Paul Altman after recently winning the title.
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Houston
Corpus Christi
Tony Elizondo
Paul Altman
Sparrow Surprise in New Mexico Heater Fire
In Koehler New Mexico on December 11 carpenter Steve Smith prepared to bank the fire for the night. He opened the heater door and a sparrow flew out unharmed, a warm but safe encounter with the blaze.
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Koehler
N. M
Steve Smith
Taylor Ducks Embrace Red Socks Tradition in Wins
Taylor's Ducks, boasting only one defeat in four years, credit the red socks tradition for their success. Since 1930 the captain has worn red socks after Walter Pythian inspired the ritual during the first regional title run.
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Taylor
Ducks
Walter Pythian
Texas A
Busher Named Horse of the Year in Turf Digest Poll
New York December 11 Busher the War Admiral filly owned by Louis B Mayer won Horse of the Year in Turf and Sports Digest poll She is the second consecutive filly to earn the honor having earned 334035 from racing in two years and begun as a $50000 bargain buy from Col E R Bradley Twilight Tear was the 1944 winner and first filly to win the title.
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New York
U.P
Louis B. Mayer
Busher
Turf and Sports Digest
Col E. R. Bradley
Twilight Tear
Sandies Schedule Set for 1946 Conference Play
Sandie District 1-A A conference football schedule for 1946 was announced after an executive committee meeting in Plainview. The slate includes Oct 18 Brownfield at Amarillo and Nov 28 Pampa at Amarillo, with five non conference dates ahead.
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Sandie
Plainview
Brownfield
Amarillo
Borger
Lubbock
Pampa
Baylor Bears Meet North Texas Five In Dallas State Clash
Baylor University facing North Texas of Denton to open the 1945 basketball season in Waco Texas. The Bears led by Coach Bill Henderson already beat Randolph Field 53 to 40 and Personnel Distribution Command 48 to 37, signaling a stronger start.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor University
North Texas
Denton
Bears
Bill Henderson
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Alamo City
Giants To Play Roswell Team Tonight In Amarillo
The Amarillo Sky Giants will host the Roswell Field cagers tonight at the local gym. The schedule shows games Friday and Saturday with West Texas State, the first at Amarillo College Gym and the second at Burton Gym in Canyon.
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Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Roswell Field
West Texas State
Amarillo College
Burton Gym
Canyon
Chrysanthemums Thrive in Any Soil When Planted in Spring
Chrysanthemums grow in soil suitable for vegetables and should be planted during the spring season to establish strong blooms.
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Panhandle
R. L. Miesse
Miesse
By Tom W. Miller
United Press Sports
Sherman
Bancene Waris
Serve Life Dial
Bert Levy
Polk
Fillmore
Jone-O-One
Philadel
S. Fillmore
Calvert-R
Ali
Carton
Southwestern Public Service Company League
Builders Supply Co
Blanchard
Martin
Neely
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co
Teas
Cogdell
Crews
Weeks
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co
Farmer
Reppert
Pearson
Langley
John Farrell Lumber Co
Farwell
Tucker
McMinn
Diamond Shop
Caplan
Baker
Fenberg
Gittrich
Buccola
American Auto Wrecking Co
Schecher
Sparks
Laughlin
Prien
Amarillo Olds Co
Jno. Farrell Lbr. Co
Foxworth - Galbraith
Amer Auto Wrecking
Diamond Shop Sseee
Reager’s Market
Pinkney Packing Co
USO
By ED Harris
Patt Powell
Jim Fletcher
Horace McMinn
John Farrell Lumbermen
Oldsmobile Boys
Elmer Tucker
Wood Choppers
Phil Reppert
Bill Baker
Bill
Harry Daily
Ted Buccola
Bue
Merle Middaugh
Tulsa
Chicago
Merle
United Press
Ross Rogers Municipal
North Polk Street
N. E
Wetmore Hammer Mills
Hart Hammer Mills
Smalley
Cherokee
Jeoffrey Manufacturing Co
Aggie Aces
PAP
Vctory
Whinnery
Wildcats
Buffalo
Russell's
Plains Chevrolet
Sandie Sophs
West Texas Fresh
Badgers
Russell’s
Bombers
W. T. Frosh
Plains
Sophs
T. G. Hull
Golden Sandie Cagers
Sports Writer
Longview
W. M. McDonald
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Sandies
Childress
Odessa
Abilene
Howard Lynch
Paschal High
Bill Allen
Cpl
Ellwood Moyer
Hawaii
Ellwood
Detroit Tigers
James Coontz
Pacific
Guam
Navy News
Sandie Cager
Marianas
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Japan
China
University of Illinois
Giants
Roswell
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Waukegan
Feller
America
Polk Se
Amarillo, Texas
Bucha
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Winow. Ab, Bok
L. A
Fromungi All Repair Work Neon CO
L. T. Nanna Jay Pittman
Appliance Company
Tyler
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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