Clovis Fighters Win Match
Eddie Stanky to sign a two year player manager deal with the St. Louis Cardinals while Joe DiMaggio plans future moves. The Cincinnati Reds trade Howie Fox Connie Ryan and Forrest Burgess to Philadelphia for Andy Seminick Dick Sisler Niles Jordan and Eddie Pellagrini in the winter meetings.
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New York
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Joel DiMaggio
Stanky
DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Howie Fox
Connie Ryan
Forrest Burgess
Phils
Andy Seminick
Dick Sisler
Niles Jordan
Eddie Pellagrini
St. Louis
Max Lanier
Chuck Diering
Fred Saigh
Saigh
Eddie Flys
Giants
Cards
Lanier
Diering
St. Petersburg
Lefty
Willie Mays
Red Schoendienst
Eddie
Joe
Yanks
Dizzy Dean
Yankee Stadium
Clovis boxers pace Amarillo in regional match
Clovis fighters won one knockout one technical knockout and one decision in a team win over Amarillo Air Force here Monday night. Amarillo claimed two victories and a field of six other bouts featured local boxers in a Sertoma Club sponsored Golden Gloves card.
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Clovis
Amarillo Air Force
Amarillo
Bob Totten
Wilbur Washington
Howard Lee
Lee Nance
Joe Odom
Gerald Thomas
Mel Appling
Odom
Wilford Haynes
Kayelie Burton
Don Erneststen
Cio
Air Force
Findler
Raymond Williams
Eugene Sheldon
Leslie Burton
Amarillo Air Force Base
Andrew Garcia
Ignacio Rodriguez
Martin Lucero
Oscar Johnson
Don Ernestine
Clovis Air Force
Bill Chandler
Marillo Air Force Base
Oins
College Scores and Results Across Several Matchups
A long slate of college results from recent games includes West Texas 63 over New Mexico 43, Wayland College 71 over McMurry 47, Purdue 81 over Marquette 68, Kentucky 97 over Xavier 72, and Syracuse 63 over Brigham Young 58. Other notable scores feature Northwestern 89 over West Michigan 77, Minnesota 57 over Manhattan 76, and Louisville 92 over Georgetown 36. High school: Floydada 35 over Petersburg 20. Cactus Women's Tourney notes Dowell's Cafe 38 and Sunday 18 while Tulia 45 over Freeman Flowers 32.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Wayland Col
McMurry
WTSC
Wayland JV
Arlington St
Navarro JC
Wtsc “B
Clarendon JC
Purdue
Marquette
Capital
Denison
Tampa
Culver-Stockton
Boston Col
Mass
Milligan
Tusculum
Kentucky
Xavier
Kalamazoo
Hillsdale
Miss. St
Florida St
Louisiana Tech
Southern &J. (Ark
Cramerton
Duquesne
Bowling Green
Tulane
Alabama
Brooklyn
Newark-Rutgers
Miss
Arkansas
Buffalo
Hobart
Utah St
Sacramento St
Idaho
Montana
Louisville
Georgetown
Lake Forest
Wheaton
New York Firm to supervise Chile Refinery Construction
A New York firm will supervise the construction of an oil refinery at Concon in Chile. The agreement outlines oversight of engineering, procurement, and project management. Local authorities expect completion within the planned schedule and job creation benefits.
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New York
Concon
Chile
POSC to Elect New Officers at Amarillo High School
Members of the Panhandle Outdoors Sportsmen's Club will meet tonight at 8 in the Amarillo High School auditorium to elect new officers. New officers will be installed at the January meeting. Henry Hertner serves as POSC president.
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Panhandle Outdoors Sportsmen’s Club
Amarillo High School
Henry Hertner
POSC
Kentucky Wildcats Named No 1 In AP Basketball Poll
The Kentucky Wildcats, NCAA champions, topped the AP poll with 41 of 102 first place votes and 1,021 points, edging St John’s University of Brooklyn which had 840 points and 17 first-place ballots. Illinois, St Louis, Kansas State, Washington, Seton Hall, Kansas, La Salle and NC State follow. Indiana, Duke, Oklahoma A&M, Notre Dame, Villanova, Stanford, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Eastern Kentucky and NYU also in the top 20 with others listed receiving votes.
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New York
Kentucky Wildcats
Associated Press
Wildcats
St. John’s University of Brooklyn
Kentucky
St. John’s
Lexington
Illinois
St. Louis
Kansas State
Washington
Seton Hall
Kansas
la Salle
North Carolina State
Indiana
Duke
Oklahoma A&m
Notre Dame
Villanova
Stanford
Louisville
Vanderbilt
Eastern Kentucky
New York University
Louisiana State
Texas Tech
The City of Washington Official Capital Name
The official designation for the capital of the United States is The City of Washington, recognizing its historic and ceremonial name used in formal contexts and early government references. The term reflects the city's status as the federal seat and its origins in early national planning.
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The
United States
City of
Washington
Amarillo High to Face Classen in Oklahoma City Clash
Amarillo High seeks a win to break a four game series drought with Classen after two straight Oklahoma City victories. The Sandies aim to upset the Comets at Classen High School Gym at 8 15 tonight following a 34 32 late rally last year. B team game to follow.
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Oklahoma City
Comets
KAMQ
Carroll Smelser
Soonerland
Dallas
Dal-Hi Stadium
Patt Powell
Globe-Times
T. G. Hull
Amarillo High School
Classen Comets
Sandies
Classen High School
Sandstorm
Amarillo
Texans
Bob Waller
Classen
Bobby Garner
Vern Irwin
Jr High Tourney Set Wednesday In Amarillo
Coach Tom Gilley hosts the Horace Mann Invitational bringing eight Panhandle Junior High teams to Amarillo. First round Wednesday features Nixson vs Horace Mann and Pampa vs Phillips with Canyon vs Berger, then Sam Houston vs Price College. Dowell trophies go to champion and consolation winner. admission 25c adults 10c students. gym seats 500.
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Panhandle
Fricey
Tom Gilley
PJH
Gilley
Amarillo
Nixson
Horace Mann
Pampa
Phillips
Canyon
Berger
Airmen cruise with two wins in YMCA league
Air Force Training Group beat Air Force Medics 49-25 and Air Force M&S defeated First Baptist 43-28 in YMCA Industrial Basketball. Sandie Jaffee and Bob Ross led scorers with 14 points each, while Coleman and Ponds added double figures for their units.
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Air Force
Air Force Medics
Air Force M&s
First Baptist
Graham-Hoeme
Santa Fe
Sandie Jaffee
Bob Ross
Coleman
M&s
Ponds
Posey
Payne
Jimmy Albright
Graham Hoeme
Dawson
Moore
Bowling Scores From Southwestern Public Service League
Southwestern Public Service League results list Dynamos Pendleton Upton and Norris leading with high scores in multiple events. Generators, Exci ters, and Relays show top individuals including Johnston Jacobson and Campbell. All Star League features Sir John Schenley and Custom Floors with strong marks from Haile Brown and Kuntz. Seagram's Boxwell and Don McMillian squads post notable totals.
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Southwestern Public Service League Dynamos
Buntin
Ingram
Caldwell
Marshall
Pendleton
Upton
Johnson
Norris
Williams
Gammage
Johnston
Jacobson
Barnett
Summers
Threet
Campbell
Reddy
Rutherford
Price
Maxwell
B. Wilson
E. Wilson
Lacy
Vermillion
John Schenley
Forrister
Blatzheim
Byars
Haile
Reager
Custom Floors
i—Brown
Kuntz
Wood
Graham
Higgs
Seagram
S — Boxwell
Arnold
Owens
Fletcher
Don McMillian
Zion
Mangold
Farmer
Laughlin
West
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Angelo
Putt Powell
May
Mike
Pat O’dowdy
Tony Angelo
Dory Detten
Sterling
Dizzy” Davis
Dory Funk
Southwestern States
Frankie Hill Murdock
Bob Cummings
Chicago
O’dowdy
Funk
Davis
Murdock
Cummings
Texas
Dal-Hi
P. C. Cobb
Thailand
Pete Shotwell
Abilene
Baytown
Odessa
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Midland
Tugboat Jones
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Yankees
Bank Fifth Avenue
Bombay
India
Tech
Rouson
Bill Knox
Alllstate
Hull
Melvin Wright
Bobby Hudson
John Jenkins
Jerry Manning
Tom Boyd
Richard Chandler
Kenneth Whittington
Ted Stewart
Toby Dowell
Don Rogers
Bill Dowty
Keith Winter
M. L. Kline
van Hall
Gordon Todd
Neal Norwood
Buddy Bennett
Mickey Irwin
Jackie Collier
Johnny George
Don Ely
Tom Moore
Wesley Dowty
Dean Carpenter
Bill Ingham
Terry Curtis
Joe Sullivan
Kenneth Hutto
Charlie Watson
Sandie
Sydney
Australia
Bond
W. Harper
W. Harper Distilling CO
Lowisville
Mexicog
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Brannon-Signaigo Cigar CO
Houston
San Antonio
Fort
South Fillmore
U. S
Polk
Tyler
9Th
Rule Building
AL Herd
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