Badgers Open Home Schedule With El Reno Junior College
The Amarillo College Badgers host El Reno Junior College Tuesday at eight in a home game with $1 adults and 75 cents for students. Coach Carter will decide starters. El Reno features McSwain at forward and Luttrell Herberder at guards with Peterson at center.
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Colorado
Kansas
el Reno
Mangum Junior College
Oklahomans
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Sayre Junior College
Roy Smith
Fl Reno
Mangum
Johnny Halvert
Bill McSwain
Louis Luttrell
al Herberder
Don Peterson
Oklahoma
Don Math
Harvey Dorsey
Zakk Brown
Jack Zaidy
Delmar Stockman
Bob Carter
Amar
Carter
James Kile
Clarendon
Gerald Roders
Garden City
Mike Jones
Dodge City
Amarillo College Opens Home Ten Game Span with El Reno Tilt
The season kicks with a home game against El Reno marking the start of Amarillo College's ten game home schedule. Remaining fixtures include Wayland College Plainview, J. Frank Phillips Junior College Borger, and a return matchup with Dodge City.
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Sanity Code Fails to Cleanse College Football
New York December 14 The called Sanity Code has failed to remove the professional taint from college football according to AP year end poll. Writers say it had little effect this year and is often deemed unenforceable. Coaches note minimal impact with mixed messages from programs.
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John Barnhill
Arkansas
Leo Meyer
Texas Christian
Flying Jockey Porter Roberts Flies to New England
Atlantic City pilot Porter Roberts flew his single engine cabin plane to New England to race Tide Rips in the Narragansett Special.
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Syracuse and Colgate Begin Football Rivalry in 1891
The first meeting between Syracuse and Colgate in football traces to 1891, marking the start of a historic regional rivalry.
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Yanks land Sanford as they block rivals in winter trades
The New York Yankees completed a major winter move by acquiring Sanford to thwart Red Sox, with Cleveland and Detroit cited as would be suitors. The deal reshapes trade plans, blocks other teams, and leaves stars like Dillinger and Vernon in play as the Browns adjust.
Major League Trades Close Big Deals At Meetings
CHICAGO PEC 14 The Yankees give 100000 and three players for a St Louis pitcher and catcher Fred Sanford key man Partee to farm to Yankee affiliate Yankees also get Jimmy Delog from White Sox for Steve Souchock Giants sell Ken Trinkle to Phillies Athletics sign Jimmy Dykes and pick Wally Moses for pinch hitting Ted Lyons to Cubs as reliever Indian Eddie Robinson traded to Washington for Mickey Vernon Early Wynn joins Senators Ed Klieman and Joe Haynes part of the deal Brooklyn wins 1949 All Star Game July 12 Cleveland in deal with Washington for Vernon and Wynn no further details given
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Bearden Tops American League Pitching in 1948
Gene Bearden of the World Champion Cleveland Indians was named the 1948 American League pitching king. The 28 year old lefty posted a 2.43 ERA to lead the circuit and help the Tribe win team pitching honors alongside a .282 batting title. Bearden had a 20-7 record in 141 innings and ranked among three 20 game winners, second in winning percentage, behind Boston’s Jack Kramer. Hal Newhouser led the league with 21 wins but posted a 3.01 ERA. Cleveland teammate Bob Lemon added a 20-14 record with a 2.82 ERA.
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Longhorn League Bowling Scores Spotlight Local Teams
Longhorn League results show Team No. 4 chalking up 447 and 557 high games led by Lyles 557 with Otting 406 Zion 488 and others. Team No. 1 posted 498 in late play while 3 rolled 517 Helms. Peacock Cleaners led with Moore 510 and 494 McMinn. Santa Fe Women and Merchants Leagues show varied winners and high scores including Pabst, Coffee and Zion entries. A wide slate across Santa Fe men and women leagues marks another busy bowling day with many clubs reporting strong individual scores and team wins.
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SWC Cagers Drop Two More Tilts
Southwest Conference teams fell as Kentucky defeated Arkansas 76 39 and East Texas State beat Texas Christian 42 40. Alex Groza scored 18 for Kentucky and John Campbell led Arkansas with 11 as Arkansas faded early. Bruce Craig and Bob Young sparked TCU’s late rally, while Charley Whitten led East Texas State with 16?
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SWC Sidesteps Denison May Win for Injured Star Vincent
The Southwest Conference rejected expansion for three years and backed a season start for basketball on Oct 15. Denison, surprise team of the year, beat Breckenridge 7-6 but lost star Marvin Vincent, raising hopes that Amarillo, Denison, and Port Arthur could still produce undefeated champions in Class AA and Class A as final rounds approach.
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World Championship Mat Card Sets Big Amarillo Show
LeRoy McGuirk of Tulsa defends his nine year junior heavyweight title against Sailor Dick Trout of Carbondale in the main event at the Sports Arena. Promoter Cory Detton adds Eddie Gideon vs Benny Trudel and Vic Weber vs Olan Boynton as two preliminaries. Dory Funk meets Milt Olson in a semi windup. Trout recently won the Southwestern junior heavyweight title, setting up three champs on the program. Belief in a capacity crowd is voiced by Detton. McGuirk has drawn huge crowds before.
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UCLA Coaches Quit En Masse
UCLA faces a fresh coaching crisis after the entire Bruin varsity staff resigns including Head Coach Bert La Brucherie. W. P. Fehrting Shelby Calhoun and Ned Mathews exit with contracts. La Brucherie’s deal ends soon. Athletic Director Wilbur Johns to search for replacements as the school notes an undisclosed settlement.
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Dutch” Fehrting
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Auburn staff tightens ties with Notre Dame past
Half of Auburn's six member football coaching staff, including Head Coach Earl Brown, previously played football for Notre Dame, highlighting a strong linkage between the programs and the coach’s sharing of Notre Dame pedigree.
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