Kids Incorporated dominates three league games in Texas Junior action
In Texas Junior League play, Cactus Plant beat Wolflin 25-18 with Jimmy Pemberton and Bobby Durbin fouling out. Sam Houston fell to Mavericks 18-11 as Bob Elliott scored 14, while River Road edged Forest Hill 27-26 in Senior League. Vega defeated the Mavericks 30-20 behind Lawrence Jones and Jerry Bucks.
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Texas
Cactus Plant
Wolflin
Jimmy Pemberton
Bobby Durbin
Jimmy
Joe Tom Sheeler
Eddie Parsons
Jim Hewitt
Thieme Crist
David Lard
Wise
Durbin
Mays
Sam Houston
Maverick
Mavericks
Bob Elliott
Donald Witcher
Rusty Fenton
Gene Hill
River Road
Forest Hill
Jerry Basden
Toby Druin
Jerry
Toby
VEGA
Lawrence Jones
Jerry Bucks
No Need To Wear A Truss For Rupture Ad
An offer promotes a modernized Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control. It claims to safely block rupture opening without bulky trusses or uncomfortable pads. A free post card request to W. S. Rice Inc provides the plan with no obligation, mentioning widespread use and comfort.
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Rice, Inc
Adams
N. Y
Maverick Club edge Wilson in seesaw Intermediate clash
Burt Gollihugh led the Mavericks with 14 points as they outlasted Wilson 22-20 in a four period thriller. Don Spencer topped Wilson with six points while Tommy Crutchfield and Steve Montes earned notable defensive honors for their teams in a game with six lead changes.
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Maverick
Wilson
Burt Gollihugh
Don Spencer
Tommy Crutchfield
Mavericks
Steve Montes
Horace Mann Triumphs 42 35 Over River Road
Horace Mann led 24-13 at halftime and won 42-35 as Boyce Love and Jimmy Morrison each scored 17 points for Mann. River Road’s Jimmy Stewart added 15, Miles Childers 9, with Billy Cox highlighted on defense.
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H. Mann
River RD
Horace Mann
River Road
Boyce Love
Jimmy Morrison
Jimmy Stewart
Miles Childers
Billy Cox
Highlanders Win 26 12 Over Summit In Varsity Basketball
The Summit defense led by Gene Crecelius held Humphreys Highland to a 7-6 halftime edge, but Johnny Moon sparked a surge for the Highlanders who won 26-12. Moon scored 14 for game honors, while Talley Westfall and Coker led Summit with 4 3 3 points. Bob Bates starred on defense for Humphreys Highland.
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Highlanders
Summit
Gene Crecelius
Humphreys Highland
Johnny Moon
Moon
Tommy Talley
Bob Westfall
Ray Coker
Bob Bates
Amarillo Radio Programs Schedule Listing
Broadcast grid for a day on AM stations featuring Gordon Suits News and Beulah Fulton Lewis Jr. upcoming reports, with a long lineup of shows from Cavalcade of America to Fibber McGee and Dennis, including Bob Hope Town Meeting Life With Luigi and Danny, plus noon to night time slots, repeated titles, and multiple network cues. The guide shows program names, hosts, and typical sequences across morning, afternoon, and evening periods with several regional and national entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Suits
Beulah
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Elmer Davis
Bill Johns
Morgan Beatty
Jack Armstrong
Bob Crosby
Gabriel Heatter
Flynn
Hud
Howdy
Cavalcade of
Amea
Monte Cristo
Calvalcade of
Mrs. North
Fibber McGee
Erwin Canham
Nates
Big Town Nbc
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Capitol Cloaks
Capitol Cloakr
Noah Webster
Johnny Long
Nocturne
Bob Poole
Po Post
CBS News
Smoky Joe
Jimmy Wakely
Smile Penn
Sons of Pioneers
Johnny Lee Wills
Dr. Webber
Old Corral
Platter Palace
Riders Purple Sage
Arthur Godfrey
Rays of Sunight
Weldon Bright
David Amity
Jack Berch
Rec
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malone
Maren
Sweeney Renfro Valle
Lanny Ross
Texaco
P’ter
Crosby
H. Trent
Jody
Homem
Our Gal
Lt Crust Deys
Cedric Foster
Panhandle Plains
Old Trail
Johns
Paymaster
XIT Boys
Winstop Puzzitt
Eddie Arnold
Grady Cole Heatter
Is&h
Harvey Hardy
S&h Green
Eddie Lemar
Francis Scully
Jim_ Pierce
Jabbo Watson
Hilltop House
Abbo Watson
Pepper Young
AiriJust
Rich Estern
Stella Dallas
Pioneer Playboys
Kuzin Kenyon
Nequestfly
Bill Uzin Kenyon
Page Farrell i
Requestfly
Mason
Cisco Kid
Mark Trail
Cisco Kidon
Mark Tria
Ciyde Beatty
Clyde Beatty
Gabby Street of Card Fame Dies
JOPLIN MO Feb 6 Charles Gabby Street longtime baseball great and former St Louis Cardinals and Browns manager died at 6 this morning in a hospital. He had been ill since late January and his condition worsened after a heart failure. Street led the Cardinals to NL pennants in 1930 and 1931 and won the 1931 World Series. his playing career included a famous catch from the Washington Monument and a long tenure as a catcher and manager reaching Knoxville and the Cardinals. He was born September 30, 1882 in Huntsville Alabama and died after a long illness in hospital care with oxygen support.
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Joplin
Charles “Gabby” Street
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Sufa
Eee Street
Cardinals
Peoria
Charles Evard Street
Huntsville
Ala
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Street
Washington Monument
Terre Haute
Hopkinsville
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Bill McKechnie
Sam Breadon
McKechnie
Gas House
Pepper Martin
Wild Horse
Osage
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Charlie Gelbert
Jimmy Wilson
Jess Haines
Bill Hallahan
Paul Derringer
Dizzy Dean
Houston
Dean
Breadon
Frisch
Kentucky Tops Poll With Angies Second
Kentucky retains No 1 in AP weekly college basketball poll while Long Island University drops out of the top ten. Oklahoma A&M stays No 2 with 15 first place votes. Villanova enters the top ten at No 9 as LSU falls from fourth to 12th and NC State drops to 10th amid a busy reshuffle.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Kentucky
Long Island University
Associated Press
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Ad&m
Aggies
LSU Blackbirds
Villanova
Philadelphians
Oklahoma A&m
Indiana
Kansas State
Columbia
St. Johns
Brooklyn
St. Louis
North Carolina State
St. John’s
NC State
LSU
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Arizona
Clair Bee
Visitors in Joe Her ring office with Schenley officials
David Bunim executive vice president of Schenley Distilleries and C B Harlow western regional manager for Schenley visited the office of Joe Herring at Badger Herring Sales and Drug Co yesterday, as reported by Globe News Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Herring
Badger-Herring Sales & Drug Co
David Bunim
Schenley Distilleries
C. B. Harlow
Schenley
Difference in Officiating
Bradley Braves coach Forrest Anderson voices concern over regional officiating variance in basketball. He cites stricter eastern calls on screening and fouls, looser coast and Midwest practices, and suggests nationwide uniform interpretation plus a penalty box for fouls. Bradley faces Houston in a Missouri Valley Conference game tonight.
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Houston
Forrest Anderson
Bradley Braves
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Anderson
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bradley
University of Houston
Dick Todd Named Pro Redskins Backfield Coach
Dick Todd, former Texas A&M backfield coach for two seasons, joined the Washington Redskins as backfield coach. From Crowell Texas, he was the Redskins’ third highest scorer with 214 career points from 1939 to 1948. He scored 780 points in high school and at the Aggies. He helped develop Aggie halfback Bob Smith into a national star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dick Todd
Texas A&m
Washington Redskins
Crowell
Tex
Redskins
Aggies
Aggie
Bob Smith
Sikkim Retains Autonomy Under New Protectorate Treaty
India and Sikkim sign a treaty confirming Sikkim remains a protectorate with autonomy in internal affairs. Sikkim covers 2,818 square miles and lies 200 miles southwest of Lhasa in the eastern Himalayas.
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Sikkim
New Delhi
India
Lhasa
Tibet
Himalayas
Vitamin sales surge to 1.59 million pounds yearly
Over five years vitamin sales rose from near zero to 1,590,000 pounds annually, reflecting rapid growth and expanding demand across markets. The data signals a strong, sustained upward trend in supplement consumption and production.
Calamity Jane Keeps Court At New York Golf Museum
Oscar Fraley describes Calamity Jane’s enduring legend at Golf House on Madison Avenue. The famed putter from 1930 still dominates the display among antique clubs and trophies, celebrated for her US and British opens and amateur grand slam feats with Bobby Jones.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Jane
Madison Avenue
Calamity
Bobby Jones
US Golf Association
New Fairway Museum
Jamie Anderson
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Lawson Little
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
St. Andrews
Hoylake
Interlachen
Minneapolis
Merion
Golf House
Jones
Texas Open Pro Am Tests San Antonio Courses
In San Antonio on February 6 golfers tested local courses for the $10,000 Texas Open with a pro am paying $2,500 to the winner. Sam Schneider of Houston led a 66 for $100, with Ray Gafford of Dallas at 68 and others from Houston and Austin posting 79s. Oliver of Seattle posted a 66 at Oak Hills.
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San Antonio
Texas
Arizona
Brackenridge Park
PGA
Sam Schneider
Houston
Ray Gafford
Dallas
Elroy Marti
Dudley Bell
Chuck Klein
Carl Gustafson, Jr
Austin
Schneider
Ed Oliver
Seattle, Wash
Oak Hills Country Club
Cape Lookout Lighthouse Tops South Atlantic Duty
The tallest lighthouse in active service stands at Cape Lookout just east of Morehead City North Carolina, marking a key beacon along the coast.
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South Atlantic
Cape Lookout
Morehead City
Minor League Records Show Surprising Home Run and Batting Feats
Quick profiles reveal overlooked minor league leaders in 1948 and 1933 with 69 home runs by Joe Hauser and Bob Crues, plus 254 RBIs in a season. Ty Cobb’s modern steals record is noted, while 1887 eras show high batting averages due to rule quirks. Blytheville, Arkansas, is mentioned for a poor 1925 season despite a batting champion on the team.
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Jack Hand
Babe Ruth
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Bob Crues
Amarillo
Tex
Hauser
Crues
Tony Lazzeri
Salt Lake City
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Herman Bader
Dallas
Ben Mo
Frank Huelsman
Great Falls
Milton Scott
Kansas City
Blytheville
Ark
Barber Prices Pose a Problem in Dallas
In Dallas on February 16, price administrators debated whether barbering qualifies as a profession or a trade under price controls. Barbershops raised prices to 1.25 dollars after the January 25 freeze order. Attorney John Touchstone said barbers claim exemption under a clause on professional services, urging Washington for an interpretation to prevent sweeping claims that could include street sweepers and bellhops.
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Dallas
Washington
John Touchstone
Thoroughbred camel rides 100 miles a day for a week
A camel trained for racing averages about 100 miles daily across seven days, showcasing remarkable endurance and pace. This figure highlights the animal's stamina and potential utility in long distance travel or ceremonial parades.
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Red Feather
The
Community Chest
Bob Foight
Basden
Billy Orr
Billy
Ken
Brewer
Buddy Glasgow
Pask
Steve Stephenson
KGNC
Charlie Crudgington
Wes Izzard
Bob Izzard
NBC News
Ikgnc Itt
KEDA
Gabby Street
Card Fame
Angies
Globe-News
Pos Quality
W. 7Th
Elmer
Davis
Dean OF American Newsmen
KFDA
DIAL
Plains Creamery
Jones’ Putter
Iarate
Polk St
Amarillo Jr. College
Odessa Junior College
Charlie’s
Sue
el Rancho
S. Fillmore
Leoas
Love Star CO
Jackson
Wagon Wheel Trailer Court
Jefferson
N. E
Brooks
North Buchanan
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
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