Notre Dame Star Carideo Shines As Rockne’s Mastermind
Frank Carideo, Notre Dame quarterback and standout kicker, showcased his misdirection and passing in 27-0 victory over Southern California. The 1928-1930 era star is lauded for strategic genius, calm nerves, and a storied evolution from Mount Vernon to Dean Academy to Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Los Angeles
Frank Carideo
Jim Musick
Sol Metzger
South Bend
Carideo
Trojan
Marty Brill
Marchy Schwartz
Schwartz
Rockne
Rock
Prankie Carideo
Mount Vernon
N. Y
LeRoy Mills
Mount Vernon High
Mills
Dean Academy
Frank
Dan Sullivan
Dean
Loyola College of New Orleans
Navy
Sandie Cagers Cup Thrilling Contest
Amarillo's Golden Sandstorm defeated Stratford Elks 37 to 22 at the High School Armory after Stratford had edged the Sandies 31 to 29 in Stratford. Roy Lee Malone was sidelined for scholastic difficulties. Rufus Graves and William Allen led scoring with nine points each.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandstorm
Stratford Elks
Elks
Sandies
Stratford
Roy Lee Malone
Grady Pearson
Black and Gold
T. G. Hull
Rufus Graves
William Allen
Wiggins Pirsde
Cu Sectedecens Graves
Ratcliff
Kelley
Edquist
Waghorn
Hazelwood
Hooks
Watts
Steen
Williams
Nussbaum
Pemberton
Sane Wee
Smith Senee Tee Eennee
Graves
Rock Stratford
Wilson
Allen
Brannan
Local Weekday Sports Schedule Highlights In Amarillo
A dense list of upcoming events at Victory Alleys Ross Rogers Course and Amarillo Country Club includes bowling leagues at Victory Alleys and Banner Bowl with times from 7 30 P M through 8 30 P M. Golf events feature the Amarillo Municipal Golf Association Weekend Handicap Tournament and Men and Women's league play at Ross Rogers Course and Amarillo Country Club across Thursday to Sunday.
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Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Associa ‘Tion
Amarillo
Victory Bowl
Banner Bowl
Amarillo Municipal
Civic League
Ladies Pioneer League
Victory
Texaco League
Georgia Tech Has Great Bowl Record
Georgia Tech shows a grand slam bowl record with wins in the 1929 Rose Bowl 8-7 over California and the 1940 Orange Bowl 21-7 over Missouri. A 1943 Cotton Bowl loss to Texas and a 1944 Sugar Bowl appearance against Tulsa are noted.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
California
Roy Reigels
Missouri
University of Texas
Tulsa
Texas Athletes Shine Across National Scene in Eventful Year
Texas men of track and field dominated national honors amid boxing boxing resigns with Ortiz defending bantamweight title. Notables include Charley Parker 20.6 in 220 yards and DeWitt Coulter 59 1 4 in shot put. Nelson, Hogan, and Corona win titles. Texas teams excel in tennis and basketball while four college bowls loom.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Texas Men of Track and Field
Lone Star State
Charley Parker
Thomas Jefferson High
San Antonio
DeWitt Coulter
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Texas
Jack Marshall
Marshall
Scott
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
America
Nelson
Waco Army Air Field
Birdie Tebbetts
Morris Corona
Port Arthur
Chicago
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Southwest
Bob Kinney
University of Texas
Joe Parker
Bill Cummins
Bill Christopher
Rice
Jerry Thompson
Doug Jaques
Pete Watkins
Texas A. & M
Cummins
Christopher
Watkins
Jacques
Thompson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Driver
John Hickman
Golden Glovers Meet Again Bantamweight Clash Looms
The Golden Gloves tourney rekindles Webb versus Sharp as last year's bantamweight finalists square off again. Donnie Sharp faces weight issues while Joe Scroggins touts his fighter's readiness. Other 1950s era champions and finalists from heavy to flyweight are listed as upcoming matches at Amarillo USC Auditorium January 26 27 28 with Fort Worth finals and Chicago nationals ahead.
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Dean Webb
Donnie Sharp
Donnie
Joe Scroggins
Dean
Golden Gloves
Joe Louis
Curtis Kelley
Canyon
Conner
Amarillo
Marvin Eagleston
Edwin Zint
Howell Steen
Roy Nelson
Etter
Frank Cannon
Cannon
Taylor Miller
Follett
Bob Tout
Bobby Speed
Adrian Tout
Speed
Don Smith
Ladell Pugh
USC
Fort Worth
Chicago
Angott a 13 to 5 Favorite in Lightweight Bout
Sammy Angott of Washington Pennsylvania is a 13 to 5 favorite to win the lightweight title reshaping tonight. He faces Bobby Ruffin of Astoria New York who has a decision over Beau Jack the New York titleholder.
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New York
Sammy Angott
Washington
Bobby Ruffin
Astoria
N. Y
Beau Jack
Bowling Scores From Ladies Pioneer Hotel Recap
Bowling results show LADIES PIONEER HOTEL defeating Papoose Cafe 486 572 534 to 538 547 598. Mann's Bread beat Fifth Avenue Shop 586 574 623 to 554 574 637. Builders' Supply won 2 531 525 609 over Boxwell Bros 595 515 583. Country Club Cleaners won 1 567 561 659 over Ohio National Life 623 572 598. Individual honors Reeves Ohio National Life 200 161 179 540.
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Ladies Pioneer Hotel
Victory
Neal's Cafe
Papoose Cafe
Mann’s Bread
Fifth Avenue Shop
Builders’ Supply
Boxwell Bros
Country Club Cleaners
Ohio National Life
Reeves
Odds Shift in Texas Interscholastic League Semifinals
On the eve of the Texas Interscholastic League football semifinals, Goose Creek and San Angelo lead the odds, with Lufkin likely upset risked by the loss of 140 pound Bert Westmoreland. San Angelo favored over Highland Park at San Angelo with 2:30 PM kickoff.
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United Press
Goose Creek
San Angelo
Lufkin
South Texas
Highland Park
Bert Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Vernon
Sunset
Dallas
Angeleans
H. N
Rusty
Russell
Highlanders
Austin
University of Texas
Memorial Stadium
Bowling Bits from Banner Bowl Highlights Pappy Grimes
Pappy Grimes led the Classic League with four games totaling 631 after scores of 208 210 213. Doc Bleakney placed second with 612 on 198 203 211. Others noted include Johnny Weeks hospital flu-impacted, Mac McMinn 586, and Browning Higgs 629 for the Jaycees.
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Pappy Grimes
Pappy
Doc Bleakney
Browning Higgs
Jaycees
Civic League
Kiwanis Golds
Cubs Named Team to Watch in 1944 Pennant Race
Brooklyn Dodgers executive Branch Rickey declared the Chicago Cubs the team to watch in the 1944 National League pennant race at his off season press conference. Rickey cited the Cubs strong lineup and outstanding players expected to lead the club.
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New York
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Cubs
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Texas Athletics
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Derace Moser
Robert Riegel
Houston
Randolph Field
Miami
Lousiana State
Southwestern
New Mexico
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Arkansas A. & M
Solomons
Italy
W. A. Robertson Jr
Golden Sandie
W. A
United States Marines
Pacific
Golden Glovers
Sammy Angott i
Amarillo—Dumas Perryton—Spearman
Harry Daily
Lions Club
Harry
Henry Wyse
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodglers
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
E. A. Harris
Johnny Weeks
Ted Buccola
Mac McMinn
Mac
Walter
Feneral
Aubrey Jackson
American Legion
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Tarzan Smith
Virgil
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S. Pierce
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Zale
Polk
Panhandle
Umyager
Globe-News
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Amarillo Globe
Tim Ho Tig
Wide & Handsome
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Tyrone Power
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