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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1948

Page

17

State Champs Here Tonight

Amarillo High opens the season at the new Sports Arena against Crozier Tech Wolves in a doubleheader with tipoffs at 8 pm and 10 pm. Reserved seats cost 1 with student 50 cents and general admission 50 cents at the arena box office. Tech, coached by Rosy Adkisson, is undefeated in five games and eyes a recent state title run.

Dallas Times-Herald Robert Pursur Crozier Tech Wolves Golden Sandies Sandie Dallas Letterman Maxor Drug Herbert Drug Sports Tech Rosy Adkisson Wolves el Paso Tigers Crozier Tech Richard Bryant Fred Bartel Joe Earl Smith Markham Amarillo Gib Ford Jack Little Harold Henry Bill Franklin Bobby Garner

Pro Grid Loop Leaders Tie for Top in YMCA League

Phillips Petroleum and International Harvester share first with two wins, high scoring by Phillips and a strong defense by International. Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber and Continental Trailways battle for third as Magnolia Petroleum and Atkinson Drug sit winless. Standings show Phillips 2–0, International 2–0, Foxworth 1–1, Continental Trailways 1–1, Magnolia 0–2, Atkinson 0–2.

Phillips Petroleum International Harvester Petroleum Company Quintet Bobby Brown Fowler Gibson Mills Foxworth-Galbraith Mayhue Roberts Continental Trailways Brown Higgins Atkinson Drug Williams Magnolia Blaisgame Amarillo High School Phillips Continental Inter. Harvester Contin Trailways Atkinson

Fragments of Basketball Scores and NFL Merger Talks

A long list of high school and college basketball scores followed by a report on proposed NFL and All-America Conference merger plans. The article notes friction over Baltimore and Los Angeles inclusion and cites statements from George Preston Marshall and league officials amid ongoing draft activity in Philadelphia and Cleveland.

Philadelphia National Football League All- America Conference NFL Arthur Mickey” McBride Cleveland Browns San Francisco Cleveland Los Angeles Baltimore Bert Bell George Preston Marshall Washington Redskins Redskins Marshall Lindheimer Joseph Labrune All-America Conference AAC

ERA Mark Goes To Brecheen

Harry Brecheen of the St Louis Cardinals posted a 2.24 ERA for 1948 led the National League among pitchers with 10 or more complete games He won 20 and lost 7 while leading in shutouts with seven and strikeouts with 149 Rip Sewell had an .813 won loss percentage and an eight game winning streak Johnny Sain led in wins with 24 and appeared in 29 starts while pitching 315 innings and giving up 297 hits

New York Harry Brecheen Lefthaner St Louis Cardinals Boston Red Sox Star Rip Sewell Pittsburgh Pirates Sewell Johnny Sain Boston Braves Sain

Robertson invited to Sugar Bowl meet dash

John Robertson has been invited to join Texas Longhorn teammate Charlie Parker in the 100 yard dash at the Sugar Bowl invitational in New Orleans on December 30.

Austin John Robertson Texas Longhorn Charlie Parker New Orleans

Harvester and Classic Leagues Lead In Bowlers Scores

The list shows winners across multiple leagues with high scores by teams and individuals. Notable performers include Molyneaux 378 in Hay Tools and Grier 494 in Tractors, with several clubs such as Khiva Temple and Carter & Sons posting strong team results.

Hay Tools Womble Molyneaux Parsons Moore Cloud Simpson Stoops Sparks Parker Jennings Werrick Grier Brown Mayhue Robertson Glasco Clark Lott McCartney Hammer Mills Talley Richardson Ray Binders Williamson Kuhlman Nichols Gregson Motor Trucks Lawson Smith Weiland Clevenger Dairy Equipment Moffitt Crites Ford Harvester Threshers Cupp Doss Clement Khiva Temple Vogel Cain Neely Reager Bethel Preeman Flowers Johnson Byers Cox Hices

Robstown High appoints new football coach

Robstown Dec 20. Howard Oliphint resigns as head football coach at Robstown High School and is succeeded by assistant Douglas Cooke who served with him this season.

Robstown Howard Oliphint Robstown High School Douglas Cooke

Baptists Sweep Sixth Straight as San Jacinto Tops Line Avenue

San Jacinto Baptist won its sixth straight in the senior league topping Line Avenue Baptist 50 to 28. Woodward led with 16 points, boosting his season total to 48, as Gleaton added 8. Mor mon Church defeated Sacred Heart 32 to 23 for their third win. Summit Baptist won by forfeit over First Presbyterian.

San Jacinto Baptist Ymca Church Line Avenue Baptist San Jacinto J. T. Woodward Gleaton Woodward Line Avenue Johnson Starkey Polk Street Methodist Cage Loop Mormon Church Sacred Heart Preachers Grant Wagner Salt Lake City Wagner A. R. Carter W. D. Cox Summit Baptist First Presbyterian Nixson San Jacinto Methodist First Baptist Vine Avenue Baptists Mormons Fea Pf Haslam Brashers Carter Austin Maim'erg Welter Waener Morrow Blake O'Pena Cox I Binka Eller O Sego

Northwestern Bars Writers In Rose Bowl BuildUp

Northwestern coach Bob Voigts ordered closed practices for all writers except Midwest reporters, signaling a tougher stance amid Big Nine and Pacific Coast Conference tensions. California’s Norrie West countered by saying California practices remain open to all writers, including Midwest reporters, when the team trains in Riverside next week.

Pasadena Cal Bob Voigts Northwestern University Voigts Northwestern Midwest California Norrie West Athletic News University of California West Pappy Waldorf Riverside

Bradley Fires 69 To Win Montebello Open

Jackson Bradley shot a final round 69 to capture the Montebello Open title at Montebello California. He finished 54 holes with a total of 205 dollars first prize. The report notes the University of Arizona cagers will play 27 games in the 1048- campaign.

Bradley Fires Montebello Cali Jackson Bradley University of Arizona Cagers

Abb Curtis Named as Chief Referee for All-College Tourney

Abb Curtiss of Fort Worth, a veteran Southwest Conference official, is named referee-in-chief for the All-College basketball tournament in Oklahoma City to be held December 27 to 29. Johnny Morrow will assist Curtis with other officials Ted O Sullivan Harry Foster. The event opens with Southern Methodist vs Alabama and Texas vs Colorado A M in night games Baylor vs Auburn and Oklahoma A M vs Texas Tech.

Oklahoma City Abb Curtiss Fort Worth Curtis Johnny Morrow Waco Ted O'Sullivan Kansas City Big Seven Missouri Valley Harry Foster Bartlesville Okla Southern Methodist Alabama Texas Colorado A&m Baylor Auburn Oklahoma A&m Texas Tech

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