Albuquerque Team Wins Panhandle Open Bowls Cash Prize
Coronado Cuarto Centennial tournament at Louie's Alleys concludes with Albuquerque Centennial team posting 2837 to win top prize. Dallas Boedekers finish 2830 in Class A team event. Amarillo Dalby Motor Freight takes third with 2796. San Antonio 2756 in fourth. Full scores listed across Class A B C doubles and singles.
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Boedeker’s Alleys
Dallas
Phillips Drillers
San Antonio
New Mexico
Dallas Quint
Amarillo
Dalby Motor Freight
Coronado Cuarto Centennial
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Boedecker's Alleys
Las
Oat Motor Freight
Phillips Drilling Comany
Champlin Fining
Enid
Okla
Mann's Bread
Skinny Bell
Lubbock
Thompson Hardware
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Imperial Laundry
Ed Hahn Funeral Home
Oklahoma City
Builders’ Supply
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Taylor's Arket
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Douglas Hotel
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Phillips 66
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Reporter-Telegram
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Dr. Pepper
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Bell
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Crites
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Matney
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Hostetter
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Byars
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Hedner
Smith
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Horton
Utt
Walker
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Fenberg
Underwood
Raemer
Pryor
T. Bliss
Oakes
McFall
Pama
Kudde
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Hancock
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Elder
Panhandle Open bowling ups and downs across Texas
The Panhandle Open mixed results as Albuquerque Coronado Cuarto Centennial survive a Dallas and San Antonio onslaught. San Antonio Phillips Drillers and Dallas Boedeker's Alleys underperformed, while a Glendale California bowler aged 19 rolled 300 300 220. Frank Crews and Bill Baker praised for tournament handling. Ben Young, Texas Women's champ, attended with plans for upcoming events. Ed Harris touts a perfect 12 score in practice. correspondent signs off before Golden Gloves.
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Albuquerque Coronado Cuarto Centennial
Dallas
San Antonio
Phillips Drillers
Boedeker
Glendale
Calif
Mann's Quint Beats Dallas In Panhandle Open
Mann's Quint teams defeated Dallas Aces 2 820 to 2 778 on Saturday and Cabot Shops of Pampa 2 863 to 2 668 on Sunday at Louie's Alleys. Dallas Hotshots struggled throughout their stay and finished second in the Class A Panhandle Open.
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Mann's Bread
Dallas Aces
Boedecker
Cabot Shops
Pampa
Dallas Hotshots
Louie's Alleys
Buckleys CANADIOL Mixture Claims Quick Cough Relief
Buckleys CANADIOL Mixture promises fast relief from bronchial coughs with triple action. A few sips at night soothe raw membranes and loosen thick mucus, aiding breathing. It claims instant, pungent action spreading through throat head and bronchial tubes. Over 10 million bottles sold. ensure you get Buckleys CANADIOS Mixture from Cretney Drug Store.
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Buckley
Cretney Drug Store
Amarillo Golden Gloves Opens With 62 Entrants In Venue Fight Night
Amarillo hosts its fourth annual Golden Gloves tournament at the National Guard Armory with 62 entrants across weight classes from featherweights to heavyweights. First rounds set for tonight 8 o clock, semi finals Tuesday, finals Wednesday, with ringside seats $1.10 and general admission 40 cents at the Armory box office.
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Amarillo
National Guard Armory
Taylor Street
Fort Worth
Golden Gloves
Herring Hotel
Armory Arena
Armory
City Drug Store
Polk Street
New Industrial Era Seen by O Daniel
Governor W Lee O Daniel told his radio audience Texas stands at the threshold of a new industrial era. He cited strong local interest in industrialization and said people across the United States are eager to participate in the program.
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Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
United States
Longhorns face Baylor test as Gray leads Texas in Dallas
Texas coach Jack Gray and the Longhorns prepare to host Baylor in a pivotal Southwest Conference showdown in Austin. Baylor features dangerous shooters Frank Bryski and Joe Frivaldsky while Rice looms with a strong record. Texas seeks to protect its slim lead and avoid a key clash with Rice on February 27.
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Felix R. McKnight
Dallas
Jack Gray
Maistro
Texas University
Austin
Gray
Raynor
Baylor
Texas
Rice
Baylors
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
American Liberty Pipeliners
Southern Methodist
Houston
Frank Bryski
Joe Frivaldsky
Chicago
Speedy Houpt
Granville
Bobby Moers
Hull
Spears
Cooley
Fayetteville
Ark
Razorbacks
Bob Kinney
Chunky Bert Selman
Frankie Carswell
Eddie Shore Is Mister Hockey
Eddie Shore, known to the public beyond hockey circles as Mr Hockey, remains a storied figure in the sport. The piece portrays his rugged image, past fights, and enduring skill with the New York Americans while noting a quieter current season and lingering questions about his on ice aggression.
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Fort Qu’ Appelle
Mr. Shore
Boston
Art Ross
Eddie
Shore
Saskatchewan
Golfing Gossip from Phoenix Open Parade
Henry McLemore recounts overheard chatter at the Phoenix Country Club as top athletes and spectators blend sports talk. Boasting insights touch on Tom Harmon and Ambry Schindler, Ellsworth Vines, Jimmy Thomson, Ed Oliver, Gene Buck, and Sammy Byrd with humor and sharp quips.
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Henry McLemore
Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Phoenix Country Club
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Amby Schindler
Southern
California
Bob Zuppke
University of Illinois
Tom
Ambey
Zuppke
Amby
Zap
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Better Business Bureau Not Affiliated With National
The Amarillo Better Business Bureau is not affiliated with the national body. Globe News quotes bureau manager Gordon Morrison as saying efforts are underway to secure national affiliation, but the current arrangement remains unofficial and cooperative. Then a separate note from Redwood City describes Poundmaster Allan McKay guiding a seal or sea lion back to the sea using kippers placed across the street.
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Amarillo
Better Business Bureau
Globe News
Gordon Morrison
Morrison
Redwood City
Cal
Allan McKay
Boat Clubbers Meet Tuesday at Amarillo Hotel
Plains Boat Club to install newly elected officers Tuesday night at the Amarillo Hotel with a varied program and guests from the Canadian Boat Club. Howard Saunders will discuss sailboating. an attorney will present a paper. H. H. Finnell will screen boating films. New officers include Commodore R S Hatcher and Vice Commodore Charles Green. directors Carter Matthews H H Finnell Lewis Blackwell Don Allred Lowell Pitt.
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Plains Boat Club
Amarillo
Canadian Boat Club
Howard Saunders
H. H Finnell
U. S. Soil Conservation
Cmmodore
R S. Hatcher
Charles Green
Trent Davis
Jim Golding
Lewis Blackwell
Carter Matthews
H. H. Finnell
Don Allred
Lowell Pitt
Scoop Parade Signals Commission Drift on Harry Thomas Case
Eddie Briez reports the Illinois Athletic Commission is near washing its hands of the Harry Thomas matter. Newark A C. dinner shows El Galento snoozing through ovations. Al Hostak’s hands out six weeks. Pee Wee Reese signed Brooklyn contract by his mother due to minor status. Eddie Held to debut in San Antonio Open. Pacific Coast Conference may ease talent drain to Big Ten. Indiana and Minnesota could benefit. Reserve Indians beat Stone Lake 109 to 21. Hot Springs CCC men win 144 to 51. Larry Gilbert says Nashville club needs many players for 1940.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Illinois Athletic Commission
Harry Thomas
N. Y. Commission
Newark A. C
el Galento
al Hostak
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Eddie Held
St. Louis
George Edmond
St. Paul Dispatch
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Indiana
Minnesota
Reserve
Indians of Reserve
Wis
Stone Lake
Hot Springs
N. C
CCC
W E Bennett Enters Race for Randall County Commissioner
W E Bennett announces candidacy for reelection to county commissioner in Precinct 4 Randall County Amarillo south end. He cites 18 years in office and experience while noting county finances and training of new commissioners as key factors shaping his bid.
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W. E. Bennett
Randall County
Amarillo
Women Hold Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney
Amarillo women bowlers sat on the sidelines during closing hours of the Panhandle Open tournament but will have the spotlight Feb 24 25 and March 23 Invitations were mailed to cities in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Kansas for the first annual women's Panhandle Open tournament Play in the Classies tourney will be handicap based with four divisions A B C and D in doubles and singles This two weeks event will be the first held for women in Amarillo and top out of town teams are expected.
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Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Kansas
Buffaloes Open Alamo Conference Play at Kingsville
West Texas State Buffaloes travel from Canyon to Kingsville for a series opening game with Texas A and I in the Alamo Conference. After a two week break due to finals, the undefeated Buffaloes aim to extend a 10 win 16 game record as they face the Javelinas tonight and again tomorrow.
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West Texas State
Buffaloes of Canyon
Texas A. & I
Kingsville
al Baggett
Gil Bares
Buffs
Javelinas
West Texans
St. Mary's Rattlers
San Antonio
Hardin-Simmons
Abilene
Buffaloes
Canyon
South Texas
Hoover Responds To 1931 Booing At New York Dinner
Former President Herbert Hoover told the New York Baseball Writers Association how he felt when jeered at Shibe Park during the 1931 World Series. He recalled a long restraint and said he obeyed the law while describing the crowd as thirsty for 11 years. The event also honored Bucky Walters and Ed Barrow for meritorious service to baseball.
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Gus
Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia
New York Baseball Writers’ Association
Bronx
New York Yankees
Kenesaw M. Landis
Detroit Tigers
Nap
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Hoover
Shibe Park
Athletics
Bucky Walters
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Bennett Pledges Efforts for Randall County Good
Mr Bennett stated he would pledge his best efforts for the good of Randall County. The remarks center on local governance and community welfare.
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Randall County
Mr. Bennett
Moseley To Lead East Texas League
Moseley of Jacksonville was unanimously elected president of the East Texas League after a sevenballot tie with Walter Morris of Fort Worth. A new plan directs the July 4 league leader to face stars picked by writers from the other seven teams.
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Longview
C. P. Moseley
Jacksonville
Moseley
Walter Morris
Fort Worth
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