Badgers To Take On Tall Ex Students at 8 Tonight
Amarillo College Badgers face a veteran Alumni five in a charity-night game at the college gym at 8 p.m. The Exes, led by Skeet Gibson, bring former stars including Kile, Martin, Vaughn, Bybee, Baucum and Brotherton. Admission is 60 cents. dance follows for alumni and guests.
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Eskimo Open Golf Promises Field At Amarillo Club
Weathered byOdds and terms, the Eskimo Open Golf Tournament schedules for Sunday and Monday at Amarillo Country Club. Pro George Ausbach expects about 200 players including professionals amateurs women and clubs. Entry fees are 3 dollars for pros and 2 dollars for amateurs with flights for amateurs and a separate pro division.
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Metropolitan League Bowling Scores Recap
Summary of matches in the Metropolitan League includes Bowl Banne West Texas Shoe Shop and several teams posting high individual scores. Notable performances include Womble 429 and Langley 551 for Panhandle Insurance, Scott 536 for Oakes Fyfe, and Brooks 521 for Riss & O.
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Bradley Comes Close to Loss
Bradley battled Kentucky in New Orleans with Indiana nearly derailing their 10-0 mark as Charley Grover buried a late winning field goal. Free throws carried Bradley, 28 of 35 attempts, past Indiana 64-62 in a tense showdown that sets up a Sugar Bowl Tournament clash with St. Louis if they win.
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Seven Men in Ring at Once Promoter Dory Detton’s Wrestle Royal
Seven men compete in a ring royal at the Sports Arena with 10 bells in memory of Don Keene. Winner faces Wayne Martin next week for a potential title shot as Detton negotiates with Dory Funk for a championship match. The seven wrestlers include Tommy Martindale Irish Pat O'Dowdy Mike London Bob Cummings Bill Sledge Jack O'Reilly and Billy Weidner with a format of eliminations and multi-fall final bouts.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Line Dominates Local Gridiron Spotlight
El Paso December report praises University of Cincinnati linemen led by Sid Gillman. End Jimmy Kelly and Dick Jarvis shine with 29 receptions 455 yards 9 TDs and 24 catches for 379 yards. Tackles Gerry Stautberg and Andy Matto impress, guard Bill Shalosky earns honors, center Frank Middendorf lauded as top lineman prospect.
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Tennessee Made Breaks Texas In Cotton Bowl Preview
In Dallas on December 28 Harold V. Ratliff notes Tennessee as a defensive powerhouse. He cites a 315 point season, 28 interceptions, 28 recovered fumbles, and strong pass defense while contrasting with Texas’s schedule and yardage. Tennessee’s defense dominates while Texas edges offensively.
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Cancel Meet At Lubbock High School Tournament
The first South Plains Invitational High School Basketball Tournament scheduled to start tomorrow in Lubbock has been cancelled after Wichita Falls and Bowie of Fi Paso withdrew. Other invited teams included Amarillo Brownfield Plainview Sudan Grover and Lubbock.
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Wichita Falls Favored In State AA Final
Wichita Falls is the favorite to defend its Class AA state boys football title against Austin at Dallas Saturday. Oddsmakers predict a seven point margin in a tight, repeat bid with Austin’s offense under coach Johnny Kitchen showing concerns after a 7-6 win over Baytown. Wichita Falls sharpened its high powered attack while Delynn Patterson and Raymond Atkins nurse ankle injuries but are expected to play.
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Postwar Prices Report Inflation Across Markets
Postwar inflation hits everyday groceries with low prices noted for staples. Stall steak at 15 cents per pound, ham 48 cents per pound, eggs 22 cents per dozen, and milk a nickel a quart.
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