Finals of Ring Show Tomorrow Across Wellington and Amarillo
The program lists multiple weight classes with competitors from Wellington, Blackburns, Amarillo College, West Texas State, and other towns. Notable names include Wilbur Earl Smith, Jimmie Terry, Eddie Davis, Beacham Toler, Roy Griffin, Willis Hawkins, and Dickie Brown in open and youth divisions. The event showcases high school and ABA entrants in classes from 9S to heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Earl Smith
Wellington
Jimmie Terry
Raymond Blackwell
John Stewart
ABA
Stanley Mhernard
Melvin McClung
Earl Chism
Willie McCrary
Blackburn
Choice Harris
Donald Cowan
Plainview
Stewart
Clarendon
Glen O'Dell
Rill Plank
Bob Phillips
Amarillo
Charlies Haggerton
Charlie Priole
Rusty Taylor
Perryton
Bill Combs
Garvin McCaskill
Blackburn’s
Bob Hoefer
Bob Bilderback
Kent Hodges
Jack Sallee
Sammie Smith
Clifford Bradley
Eddie Davis
Arthur Martinez
Amarile
Pat McCarthy
Kenneth Davis
Trey Wiley
Buster Holman
Glen Duckworth
Lole Jimenez
Borden's
Beacham Toler
R. C. Smith
Amarillo College
Leon Palacio
Don Livingston
Borger
Eddie Martin
Bill Black
George Demic
Kenneth Bond
Johnny Hernandez
Borden’s
Sammy Sims
Roy Griffin
A. Y. Hathaway
Rillo College
Dean Oldfather
Am- Amarillo
Robert Martinez
Jack Ward
West Texas State
Jack London
Willis Hawkins
Junior Marcum
Corel Foster
Dickie Brown
Clint Williams
Harry Cooper Shines With Four Wood Swing In Honolulu
Feature on Harry Cooper, noted No 4 wood master, his technique and stance as he practices in Hawaii, plus a boxing tournament at Amarillo Fair Grounds with top Golden Gloves contenders and two day schedule. Winners earn trophies. proceeds go to Maverick Club building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Harry Cooper
Harry
States
America
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Panhandle
Amarillo Globe- News
American Business Club
Fair Grounds
At & O'Clock
Amarillo
Golden Gloves
Kenneth Davis
Clarendon
Don Livingston
Borger
Willis Hawkins
Jack Ward
West Texas State College
Clifford Bradley
Leon Palacio
Lolo Jimenez
Buster Holman
Sammie Sims
Troy Wiley
New Mexico
Jimenez
Holman
Glen Duckworth
Hawkins
West Texas
News-Globe
J. C. Oakley
Stina Cain
Frank Milligan
KGNCG
Maverick Club Building Fund
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Seventh
Polk
Sacred Heart Cagers Rout San Jacinto Methodists 50 to 18
Sacred Heart defeated San Jacinto Methodists 50 to 18 at Nixon Junior High. Ledwig and Basil led Sacred Heart with 10 points each, followed by Phillips with nine. Holland led San Jacinto with eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
San Jacinto Methodists
Nixson Junior High
YMCA
Jack Ledwig
B. Basil
B. Phillips
San Jacinto
F. Holland
San J. Meth
Festpfot
Festpfi Me Freeman
Phillip
Dunn
Nus
Holland
Ledwin
Lyle
Leard
Coltharp
Austin
Smith
Hopkins
A. Nus
West Completes All-Star Roster for Shrine Game
The West team for the East-West Shrine football game completed its 24 man roster with six new players. Added were quarterback Virgil Eikenberg and end Wendell Williams of Rice, back Billy Williams of Idaho, Stanford backs George Quist and Ainslie Bell, and tackles Arnie Weinmeister of Washington and George Nelson of Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Virgil Eikenberg
Wendell Williams
Rice Institute
Billy
the Kid) Williams
University of Idaho
Stanford
George Quist
Ainslie Bell
Arnie Weinmeister
Washington
George Nelson
Utah
Southwest Conference Winter Meeting Underway in Dallas
The Southwest Conference Faculty Committee coaches athletic directors and business managers meet in Dallas for the annual winter session. Recruiting of athletes and bowl participation are expected to be prominent topics discussed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm Open Season Against Quanah Indians
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm hosts Quanah Indians in the non conference Texas high school basketball opener at Amarillo High School Armory tonight at 7:30. Coaches are T G Hull for Amarillo and J W Bibb for Quanah with officials Tom Gilley and Bill Teal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandies
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Quanah Indians
Amarillo High School
Memphis Cyclones
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Amarillo High School Armory
13Th
Tyler
T. G. Hull
J. W. Bibb
Quanah
Armory
Tom Gilley
Bill Teal
Bronc Coyotes Open State Playoff Tilt Rated Even
Odessa and Wichita Falls, both undefeated, meet in the Texas scholastic football quarterfinals as the top two state teams clash at Wichita Falls. Odessa has 26 straight wins and 410 points in 11 games while Wichita Falls has 352 points in 11 games. crowds exceed 60 000 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presse
Snorte
Winiter
Odessa
Wichita Falls
Inlet
Highland Park
Dallas
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Longview
Goose Creek
Amarillo
Coyotes
Sandies
Byron Townsend
Roose Creek
Brackenridge
Haas Takes Lead In Miami Open Golf Tourney
Fred Haas Jr of New Orleans fired a five under par 65 to lead the Miami Open after the first 18 holes, as 230 players contended for the $10,000 prize. Sammy Byrd of Detroit was two behind, with a group at 68 including Glenn Teal and Walt Burkemo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pia
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Haas
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
New York Yankees
Glenn Teal
Jacksonville
Fla
Walt Burkemo
Bob Hamilton
Evanston
Ind
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Jim Milward
Three Lakes
Wis
Corpus Christi University Adopts Tarpon as Team Name
The University of Corpus Christi student body selected Tarpon as the university's athletic teams name following a campus contest. The school is in its first year of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi University
Tarpon
Corpus Christi
Tex
University of Corpus Christi
Bowling Scores in Pioneer and Peerless Mixed Leagues
Bowling results across leagues show multiple teams posting high scores. Quality Food Walker 438 Mahler 410 Duke 436 Allen 381 Weeks 456 led 2 West. Others include Mullins 509 Thomas Bakery 454 Smith 403 Tuggle 377, and P&O Package Store 522 Mann 522 Byers 351 Dallage 395.
Marshall Baseball Club Gets New Home
Marshall, Dec. 12. The Lone Star Baseball League franchise announces new manager R. R. Lusk and player-manager Harry Davis who will play first base after 20 years in baseball including time with the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns. The club will be known as the Tigers, a return to the prewar name after being the Comets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lone Star Baseball League
R. R
Gabby) Lusk
Harry Davis
Davis
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Greenville
Lusk
Tigers
Classic League and Related Scores From Local Bank Meet
Land 436 Cantine 411 Sharkey 469 Supply won 06 Baumgartner 411 Morris 430 Hooker 439 Finch 411 Construction won 3 Roberts 334 Cer Vin 436 Holliday 416 Bellman 612 CLASSIC LEAGUE City Cab won 1 Hockenberry 538 Dickeson 510 Blind 486 Milligan 497 Langley 519 Atlas Life won 2 Novak 437 Farmer 489 Mann 541 Byers 509 Lyles 576 Liquor Mart won 1 Barry 487 In man 544 Price 483 Blind 498 Fletcher 528 Hales Alford won 2 Boxwell 512 Blind 519 Murray 534 Green 469 O Keefe 607 Gunn Bros won 1 Whitehead 545 Long 452 Jerry Werrick 456 Jack Werrick 428 Blind 549 Freemans Flowers won 2 Adams 543 Russell 3096 Rankin 398 Wagner 484 Snyder 535 Builders Supply won 0 Wilson 475 Mayfield 537 Merchant 460 Hinkamp 465 Reeves 534 W W Baker won 3 Weatherwax 530 Prince 512 McGuire 498 Davis 504 Thomas 486
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyles
Liquor Mart
Barry
Inman
Price
Blind
Fletcher
Hales & Alford
Boxwell
Murray
Green
O'Keefe
Gunn Bros
Whitehead
Long
Jerry Werrick
Jack Werrick
Freemans Flowers
Adams
Russell
Rankin
Wagner
Snyder
Builders Supply
Wilson
Mayfield
Merchant
Hinkamp
Reeves
W. W. Baker
Weatherwax
Prince
McGuire
Davis
Thomas
Badger Cagers Start 11 Day Road Journey
Amarillo College Badgers depart for an 11 day pre Christmas road trip after two wins and one loss. They will play in Phoenix at the Phoenix Junior College Invitational next Tuesday through Saturday, starting with New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College Badgers
Badgers
Phoenix
Ariz
Thatcher
Gila Junior College
R. P. Carter
Badger
Carter
Glen Brotherton
Pat Babb
Whit Pate
Dick Wiggins
Mouse Williams
Jimmy Bell
Carlos Hinkamp
Billy Don Martin
James Kile
John “Wassy" Ballard
Charles “Red” Myers
H. M. Frazier
Mike Jones
James Ayers
Buddy Roark
Jimmy Keeney
Gerald Rogers
Charlie Osgood
Oklahoma City Indians to Hold Spring Practice In Marshall
The Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas League will practice in Marshall and play an exhibition against the Marshall Tigers on April 4, announced by R. R. Lusk. Sleet forms when rain falls through freezing air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City Indians
Marshall
R. R. Lusk
MarShall Tigers
Lone Star Baseball League
Indians
Texas Rose Bowl to Feature JC Elevens in Tyler
Two top junior college teams meet in the first Texas Rose Bowl at Tyler with 14 000 tickets sold. The Tyler Junior College and Compton Junior College (Cal) clash, marking firsts including a Negro player competing against white teams in Texas and the first national junior college crown clash in the Southwest. Compton won last year’s Little Rose Bowl in Pasadena 19 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
U.P
Tyler Junior College
Compton
Southwest
Texas
Pasadena
Kilgore Junior College
San Antonio
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By Ben Hogan
L. Boykin
General Tires
Ben
The
General Tire
Baker-Askew
Tire Company
Comer Art Drive
Liquor Marts
Monroe
Ken Whipple
Fillmore
Cage Go
San Jacinto Methodist
West
Uanahemphis
Memphis
Jimmy Sharp
Bill Bybee
Bobby Wilson
Slick Ellis
Doyle Watwom
Cee
L—Letterman
Charles Norton
Winfred Tidmore
Billy Walker
Wayne Johnson
Bobby Boynton
Epo Zeel
Bobby Farmer
Owen Brown
Bill Franklin
Morris Estes
Walter Kellogg
Jack Fuqua
Jim Branam
Donald Burch
Claude Holder
Richard Phillips
Jim Sheckleford
Broncs Coyotes
Harold V. Ratliff
Breckenridge
J. N. Childers
McPeters
Butch Wharton
Augustine Livestock
Texhoma, Okla
the Panhandle
Pioneer League
Quality Food
Wicker
Pitcock
Gravestock
Mullins
Walker
Mahler
Duke
Allen
Weeks
Swift's
Moore
Duniven
Pestor
Page
Martens
Thomas Bakery
Tuggle
Houston
Reager's Market
Horn
Walling
Dorris
Tripplett
Roberts
Mullin
Stock
Morgan
Parkinson
McMinn
Main
Ebling
Berry
Triplett
Buccola
Smeernational Harvester
AGUE
Nichols
York
Carlyle
Thornton
Binders
Molyneaux
Williams
Vaught
Clevenger
Hammer Mill
Gano
Talley
Oglesby
Werrick
Harvest Threshers
Jennings
Sarge
Hamilton
Killion
Cates
Hays
Clement
Seigel
Hay Tools
Slay
Doss
Brittell
Glasco
Lee
Grier
Clark
McCartney
Dairy
Stulz
Semrad G. Dunn
Duddy
Womble
Parsons
Sidwell
Evans
Tillage Tools
Parker
Lott
Gartune
Industrial League Ideal Paint & Body
Zion
Bell
Wagrhorn
McSwain
Kinney Shoe Store
Kirk
Baker
Storandt
Lester
VFW
Zimmerman
Black
Huguley
Grimes
Wehrman
10Th Street
Morrow
Acuff
Jerry Welrick
West Texas Drug Warehouse
Greer
Gordon
Hatley
Formby
West Texas Drug
Clifton
Haimes
Tri State Advertising
Wardell
Grant
Lilley
Cargill
Bureau OF Reclamation League
O&m
Bristol
Schreiber
Vineyard
Design
Cervin
Ledyard
Finance
Ruvolo
Knox
Harris
Legal
Johnson
Beard
Gray
Whittington
Thompson
Nirenberg
Burnett
Planning
Briggs
Row
Paramount Recreation Club
Eakle
Marshall Baseball Club
EL Rancho
Claude Persefield
South Fillmore
JC Elevens
Physical
Broderick Exectly
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
Spalding
Voit
Voit, Jr
Lil East
Paul E. Brown
Nocona
Rawlings Inn
Hen Blackburn
Sporting Goods
Paul Jones
South
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