Sandie Five Set To Host Elk Quintet In opener
Amarillo High Sandies, a green squad with two lettermen and 29 hopefuls, host Stratford Elks in the season opener at the High School Armory. Stratford returns three regulars from last season's Region 1-B champions. Sandies beat Stratford 33 26 in a Monday scrimmage. Tipoff 7 50 pm. admission 60 cents adults 30 cents students.
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T. G. Hull
P Carroll
Jewell McDowell
Amarillo Youth Football Banquet Honors League Winners
The Amarillo Boys Football Leagues will award gold miniature footballs to first place team members and silver miniatures to second-place players at a Friday banquet in Horace Mann School cafeteria at 6 30 p m. Howard Lynch will present awards and speak. Coaches receive silver footballs. 3700 Taylor and Sanborn tied for second in their divisions. A Maverick Club playoff determined final results on Maverick field. Galveston’s main island is linked by a 12642 foot concrete causeway.
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Amarillo
Horace Mann
American Business Club
Howard Lynch
Sandies
Maverick
Amarillo College
Taylor
Sanborn
Margaret Wills
Golf Meeting Called Friday
President Tex Muncy has called a meeting of the Amarillo Golf Association for Friday night at the Amarillo Country Club at 7 30 o clock. All interested persons are invited. Official representatives include J R Brown Henry Morris Gene Root Jack Allen Warren Babb Dr E W Cain George Aulbach and Walter Sikes.
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Tex Muncy
Amarillo Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Muncy
J. R. Brown
Henry Morris
Gene Root
Jack Allen
Warren Babb
Dr. E. W. Cain
George Aulbach
Walter Sikes
College and military team scores from United Press roundup
Indiana 56 Camp Atterbury 53 Tennessee 50 Milligan 35 Baylor 58 North Texa Teachers Toledo 43 Assumption 29 Wichita 40 Southwestern 29 Iowa 71 South Dakota State 33 Nebraska 52 South Dakota U 29 Dubuque 39 Cornell College 23 Loyola of Baltimore 41 Coast Guard 34 Augustana 31 Burlington JC 27 overtime Mission House 36 Lawrence 27 Illinois 51 Detroit 34 Wayne 45 Michigan Normal 31 Washburn 42 Kansas State 38 Washington and Lee 37 Lynchburg 3 Ohio Wesleyan 46 Wooster 44 Notre Dame 52 Chanute Field 45 Waener 52 Hofstra 42 Vermont 57 Clarkson Tech 50
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64 Teams Enter Boys League in City Loop
Sixty four teams have tentatively entered the Amarillo Boys Basketball Leagues for the coming season. Forty eight are from grade schools with the rest from independent clubs and churches. A complete schedule is planned for the Intermediate and Junior Leagues with a short Pee Wee schedule if possible. The season starts after Christmas and teams play each other twice with playoffs likely in late March. Coaches are still needed. contact Ralph Dykeman at the Maverick Club or by phone 5289.
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Amarillo
Ralph Dykeman
Dykeman
Maverick Club
Sky Giants topple Roswell Field 44 to 40 in Amarillo
In Amarillo, the Sky Giants defeated Roswell Field 44 to 40 after trailing at halftime and late in the third. Amarillo Field to host West Texas State Friday and Burton Gym in Canyon Saturday as plans for night games unfold.
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Coyotes and Odessa Vie for Texas Playoff Win
In Wichita Falls 11,766 tickets were sold for the Coyotes quarterfinal game against Odessa. Wichita beat Amarillo last week as the Coyotes push toward the state championship while Booker T Washington Leopards travel to Austin to face Anderson High for the state negro football title.
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Odessa
Texas High School
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Amarillo
Booker T Washington Leopards
Austin
Anderson High School
White Deer Plays College Tonight
The White Deer High School Buck travel to Price College Gym for a game against the Cardinals. Two contests are on the slate with the B teams starting at 7 30 and the varsity showdown to follow.
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White Deer
White Deer High School
Price College
Cardinals
London Seen Likely Site for 1948 Olympics
At the USA Sports Federation annual meeting now the U S Olympic Association it was revealed London is virtually certain to host the 1948 Summer Games while San Moritz is set for the Winter Olympics.
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New York
London
San Moritz
U.S.A
Father Dies Days After Football Star Son Is Killed
Funeral services were held for John N. Photo 38 father of George Photo 17 Austin High School football star killed in a truck crash last Saturday. John N. Photo died Tuesday after eight years invalidism. George Photo was buried earlier in Austin.
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Austin
John N. Photo
George Photo
Amarillo High Football Scoring Leader Named for 1945 Season
Harland Collins reviews Amarillo High Sandies scoring totals led by Patt with 72 points. He lists top scorers including Seale Bauman Plani ken Farmer Attebury Glasgow Brown and others, notes key squad players and praise Rudy Bauman as a standout wingman. It also mentions future Seettermen captains and hopes for more stars next season.
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Harland Collins
Amarillo High
Sandie
Jack Seale
Bobby Bauman
Avon Planiken
Bobby Farmer
Bill Attebury
Jack Glasgow
Wayne Brown
Edsel Buchanan
A. F. Pyeatt
Charlie Houston
Oklahoma Five To Play Here
The Amarillo College Badgers host Panhandle A M Goodwell Oklahoma tomorrow night at 8 in the college gym. Albert McKinney, a Navy pilot, boosted the Badgers with eight points in five minutes against Civilian Bomber. Expected starters: Glyndon Franks, Albert McKinney, Bill Holdeman, Dick Hall, Bill Baucum. Admission 30 cents.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Panhandle A. & M
Goodwell
Okla
Badgers
Albert McKinney
McKinney
Jess Dearley
Glyndon Franks
Bill Holdeman
Dick Hall
Bill Baucum
Whirlwinds Triump Over Sam Houston Ranger Squads
The Whirlwinds defeated Sam Houston Ranger A 35 to 18 as James Garner led with 11 points and Noah Davis had 9 for Ranger A. The Whirlwinds second team beat Ranger B 18 to 9 with Joe Knight scoring 10 and Hall adding 4 for Sam Houston.
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Sam Houston Ranger
Sam Houston
Ranger A
James Garner
Whirlwinds
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Ranger
Joe Knight
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Steers Break Traditions In Quarterfinal Bid
The Fort Worth North Side Steers face Highland Park of Dallas in the Texas schoolboy football state quarterfinals at Fort Worth after shocking Crozier Tech 16 0. The Steers boast a stellar defensive record allowing 21 points in 10 games and seek an improbable title. Undefeated Odessa meets Wichita Falls, Waco goes to Marshall, and Goose Creek faces Thomas Jefferson in San Antonio in four Saturday games.
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Dallas
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Waco
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Thomas Jefferson
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North Side Earns Second in Intermediate Football Standings
North Side defeated Sanborn 6 to 0 on Maverick Club field to clinch the second berth in the Intermediate Boys Football League playoff. Earl Newell scored for Sanborn on a late first-half pass from Darrell Sharp. Marvin Lovett led Sanborn in yardage as North Side edged ahead in a three-way race. Junior Sanborn Margret Wills game postponed due to cold weather.
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Earl Newell
Darrell Sharp
Hank Taylor
Marvin Lovett
Maverick
Maverick Club
Amarillo High School Basketball Schedule and Events
The schedule lists Amarillo Sandies versus Stratford Elks at High School Armory on Wednesday, Amarillo Field vs West Texas State at Amarillo College Gym on Friday, a Canyon Basketball Clinic at Burton Gym on Thursday, Amarillo College facing Panhandle A and M at Amarillo College Gym Thursday night, and the Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves held January 21 to 23 at Auditorium Use. An historical note mentions airplanes first used as military weapons in the 1912 Balkan war.
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West Texas State
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Canyon
Stratford
Pampa
Childress
Amarillo Sandies
Stratford Elks
High School
Amarillo
Amarillo College
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Panhandle A. and
Globe-News
Mauriello Cooper Rarin to Fight in Houston Rematch
In Houston both Tami Mauriello and Henry Cooper, in top condition, prepared for a headline heavyweight bout. The pair, imported from New York, meet again after Mauriello’s TKO win in a prior clash caused by Cooper’s eye injury.
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Tami Mauriello
Henry Cooper
Rarin
New York
Mauriello
Cooper
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