District basketball crowns loom for Class AA boys
District titles are on the line across multiple Class AA regions as leaders emerge. Crozier Tech Dallas paces District 1-AAA with a three game cushion. Amarillo El Paso Denton Paschal Brownwood Waco Texarkana Bryan Sam Houston Beaumont Harlingen lead in their districts.
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Spring coaching moves highlight Texas high school grid scene
West Texas State mentors Powell and Dalton prepare for spring drills with standout Harold Dalton at Brownfield. Ample coaching candidates sweep Big Spring and San Angelo jobs while pay scales spark debate. Four Lufkin coaches share bonuses. ex Sandies star Jabbo Watson heads a local radio club.
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Michigan State Tops Virginia 51 to 46 in NCAA Action
College teams split results with Texas Wesleyan defeating Postpon Teen State 67 to 43. Washington and Lee beat Wake Forest, Loyola Chicago B edged Wil on YMCA, Holy Cross topped Colgate, and St Mary's Minnesota over St John's Minnesota 40 to 38.
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Ee College
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Wake Forest
Loyola of Chicago
Wilon Ymca
Holy Cross
Colgate
St. Mary's
Minn
St. John's Minn
Boston Yanks Sign Southwest Grid Stars
Boston adds Texas players to its NFL squad as Tom Dean and Howard Maley sign contracts. Jim Wright and Harold Collins also joined, strengthening the Boston Yanks with SMU roots and Texas flavor for next season. Dean is a 250 pound tackle and Maley a versatile back and passer.
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Texas Sport Bribe Penalty Under Fire in Subcommittee
A sports bribe bill by Rep. William Jameson of El Paso faced debate in a Texas House subcommittee on criminal jurisprudence. Rep. William R. Stump of Georgetown said the penalty is too strong, while Rep. Sidney McClain of Sherman urged a stiffer penalty.
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House Com Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
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Georgetown
Sidney McClain
Sherman
Horace Mann Edges Nixson Quint 20-16
Horace Mann Buffs rally past Nixson Whirlwinds 20-16 at Horace Mann gym. Neal Carpenter and Junior Smith sparked the late charge to turn a 16-14 deficit into a Buffs win. Raymond Reynolds added a late dunk as Horace Mann improved to 4-2 in Panhandle Junior High action.
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Horace Mann Buffs
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Junior Smith
Raymond Reynolds
Reynolds
Smith
Buffs
Jack Newby
Tom Gilley
Panhandle
Bill Teal
Sam Houston Rangers
Dallas Mitters Team Favorites In State Golden Gloves
A large field of about 150 amateur boxers from eight districts opens a five night state Golden Gloves run in Fort Worth led by defending champions including Charlie Simmons and Herbert May. Middleweight strength stands out with eight seeds in the draw and Houston and San Antonio teams deemed strong. finals set for next Monday.
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Charlie Simmons
Dallas
Simmons
Chicago
Herbert May
Houston
Wallace Willard
Banquet Reservation for Frank Kindébrough and Clark Jarnagin
A reservation is requested to attend a Sunday banquet honoring Frank Kindébrough and Clark Jarnagin on February 23 at 2 PM. The event will be held at the Herring Hotel with a $1.50 per person charge collected at the door.
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Clark Jarnagin
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
West Texas State College
Canyon School
Frank Kindébrough
Write Your Own Ticket With U S Army
Opportunity to enlist for three years with eligibility to join the 24th Infantry Division noted for Corregidor liberation. After training, serve with the Victory Division in Japan with overseas pay and base privates pay starting at 90 dollars monthly plus benefits. Army facilities in the Far East include pools golf tennis clubs and sight-seeing. Visit the Amarillo Recruiting Station at 12 Federal Building for details.
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Owls Aggies Clash Tonight in Southwest Conference
The Owls and Texas A and M meet in Houston to start the week in SWC basketball. Both out of title race. Rice has six losses, A and M must win all remaining games. Arkansas needs one win to join Texas, SMU hosts Arkansas Friday, then Rice plays Baylor and Texas meets A and M at College Station Saturday.
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Arkansas
Southern Methodist
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College Station
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Sweetened condensed milks resist severe freezing
A brief note states that sweetened condensed milks are least likely to be damaged by very cold conditions.
Santa Fe League Bowling Scores and Winners
Scouts beat Britain 367 to 456 to 507 and 496 as Tower led with 507 and Calder 456 among top totals. Indians swept 1 as Ewing 413 and Manning 404 contributed. Antelopes, Canyons, Cavaliers, and others posted high scores in a day of league play with multiple teams earning wins. notable scores include Vaughn 522 and Gleason 490.
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Blind
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Savage
Indians
Ewing
Manning
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el Capitans
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Cernohout
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Rogers
Badgers Face Tough Conflicts in West Zone Showdowns
Amarillo College Badgers, 12 wins in 13, prepare for home conference pair against Howard County JC and San Angelo JC after their first setback. Top scorers Whit Pate and Pat Babb missed the Trinidad game. Pate leads with 145 points, 10 ahead of Babb.
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Runnau
Badger
Rams
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Quail
Pat Babb
Amarillo
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Pate
Babb
Whit Pate Eeneses
Pat Babb Seee
Gerald Gunnels
Dick Wiggins Eens
Glen Brotherton
Bill Eddins
Dick Hall
Mouse Williams Eee
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Jimmy Bell
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Dale Williams
Billy Don Martin
Pat Sasser
Gene Hall
Carlos Hincampene
Joe Moring
D. H. Ballengee
Foreman Doyle
Clift McNeely Still Tops in Scoring Race
Jim Lacy of Baltimore Loyola closed the gap but Clift McNeely of Texas Wesleyan remained the national scoring leader in the college basketball race. AP list shows McNeely first with Lacy second, followed by Parham of Texas Wesleyan and Wilson of Anderson Indiana among others.
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New York
Jim Lacy
Baltimore
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Texas Wesleyan
Lacy
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Tex
Wesleyan
Reece Ue
E. F. Parham
John Wilson
Anderson
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