Globetrotters Plan Amarillo Appearance March 6
Harlem Globetrotters coming to Amarillo sponsored by the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce. The western unit, coached by Duke Cumberland and starring Boid Buie, will play a yet-to-be-selected opponent at the Sports Arena. tickets and exact game details to follow.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Amarillo
Harlem
Jaycees
Redhot
The
Globetrotters
Duke Cumberland
Boid Buie
Buie
Kansas City Stars
Trotters
Mavericks and Ranch Face Postponements In Weekend Youth Balls
Weekend Texas Junior and Intermediate leagues saw multiple postponements for Maverick Club and Boys Ranch teams. Sunday results included Cactus Plant 26 24 over Boys Ranch, Hewitt brothers key, and high scorers Kennedy and Parsons.
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Texas
Maverick Club
Boys Ranch
Prairies Peewee
Sanborn
Cactus Plant
Cactus
Hewitt Brothers
Armon
Jim
Fain Kennedy
Tidie Parsons
Bill Hiller
Sam Houston
Horace Mann
Max Manley
Ronnie Smith
Gene Hollingsworth
Pat Cox
Jimmy Morrison
Mavericks
River Road
St. Mary's
Armon Hewitt
Nets
Joe Tom Sheeler
Lynn Hunt
Andy Aikens
St. Mary’s
Thieme Crist
Jimmy Nemechek
Maverick
Bob Elliott Wath
Winfred Keily
Billy Reese
Joe Wo Way
Elmo Henry
Wilson Boys Ranch
Wilson
Bobby Stewart
Tommy Mason
Taylor Bassett
Sandies Aim to Tie for Second in District 1-AA
Coach T G Hull’s Sandies must win Friday night at Pampa to share second place in District 1-AA after Berger clinched first. Plainview is out with six losses. Amarillo two wins, three losses. A Sandie victory would salvage a tie for second in the final 1-AA standings as Amarillo moves to 1-AAAA next season.
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T. G. Hull
Golden Sandies
The
Harvesters
Pampa
Berger
Plainview
Amarillo
Lubbock
Abilene
San Angelo
Odessa
Borger
Borger Bulldogs
Sandies
High School and College Basketball Scores Summary
Boys and girls results include Adrian over Hereford 47 30 with Adrian B 32 Hereford B 26 and Miami over Groom 58 46 with Groom 32 29. Dalhart beat Perryton 40 36 and 52 39 in girls. Phillips 61 Canadian 28 with Canadian B 47 Phillips B 46. College games feature Wayland 83 NMMI 49 Arkansas 45 Texas A&M 38 Missouri 39 Kansas 38 Fordham 63 CCNY 61 OT Duquesne 66 Carnegie Tech 43 Seton Hall 71 Villanova 54 LIU 90 Murray State 67 Indiana 63 Iowa 54 Michigan St 52 Northwestern 48 Purdue 62 Wisconsin 46 Maryland 47 S Carolina 37 Wofford 75 West Carolina St 61 Youngstown 72 John Carroll 53 Oklahoma 72 Nebraska 49 Texas Christian 49 Texas 34 Texas St 66 Haliburton Cementers 41 Michigan 52 Minnesota 48 Drake 54 Tulsa 46 Baylor 61 Rice 58 Tennessee 76 Miss State 75 Louisiana Tech 58 Loyola New Orleans 56 Bradley 65 Wichita 44 Arizona 77 NMU 54.
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Wayland
NMMI
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Missouri
Kansas
Fordham
CCNY
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Seton Hall
Villanova
LIU
Murray State
Ihonis
Ohio State
Alabama
Tulane
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan St
Northwestern
Boston College
St. Francis
Purdue
Wisconsin
Maryland
S. Carolina
Wofford
West
Carolina St
Youngstown
John Carroll
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Texas
Texas St
Haliburton Cementers
Michigan
Minnesota
Drake
Tulsa
Baylor
Rice
Tennessee
Miss. State
Louisiana Tech
Loyola
N. Orl
Bradley
Wichita
Arizona
NMU
Start Work on Gold Sox Field
Repair work on Gold Sox Field began yesterday as contracts were mailed to players for training with Amarillo's 1951 entry in the West Texas New Mexico pennant race. Plans call for major surface improvements and extensive seating work for the stands as spring begins March 29. Buck F Pausett, business manager and field boss for the 1951 cam-
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Gold Sox
Amarillo
New Mexico
Buck F Pausett
Playing Manager Named at Tyler in Big State League
Harold Hal Epps, a former Texas League outfielder with eight years in Houston, is named playing manager for Tyler’s new Class B Big State League team. He will report March 1 after Lynwood Schoolboy Rowe declined the post. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Tyler
Harold “Hal” Epps
Epps
Houston
Lynwood
Rowe
Harrison Is Texas Winner in Open Playoff
E. J. Harrison won the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park after an 18 hole playoff with Doug Ford. Harrison shot four under par 67 to finish 265 after 72 holes, earning $2,000. Ford tied with 265 and matched Harrison with a birdie two on the 18th.
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San Antonio
U.P
E. J
Harrison
Doug Ford
Briarcliff
Ford
Brackenridge Park
Arkansas Traveler
St. Andrews
Ill
Italy Prices Soar After War With Rents Sixfold and Goods High
Italy faces severe postwar inflation as rents rise to six times prewar levels while essential goods such as food and clothing climb to about 57 times the pre World War II price. Authorities warn ongoing shortages could widen the impact on urban households and public life.
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Italy
Valley Open Turmoil Sparks Unusual Golf Varsity Scene
Harlingen February report on the Rio Grande Valley Open notes past on course incidents and publicity. Norman Von Nida and Henry Ransom clash in 1940s era play while Jimmy Demaret’s Mexico topic draws press attention. Demaret, 66 on a nine, illustrates players’ tension with media and crowd noise.
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Marold V. Ratliff
Harlingen
PGA
Jimmy Demaret
Texas Clothes Horse
Links
Mexico
San Antonio
Jerry Fisher
Valley
Rio Grande
Jimmie
Mexico City
Demaret
Sam Snead
Joe DiMaggio
Tompkins Receives Draft Notice From Army
Fort Worth Feb 13 Ben Tompkins UT star who signed with the Philadelphia Phillies last week received his draft notice today and plans to report February 19 for induction. He said the bonus, over $25 000 with no strings attached, would not delay his pro baseball career after military service.
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Fort Worth
Ben Tompkins
University of Texas
Philadelphia Phils
Tompkins
Phils
Dowell Cagers Edge VFW In Overtime Thriller
Dowell's Cafe of Amarillo AAU nipped Clovis Veterans of Foreign Wars 56 to 53 in overtime after a 52 all tie at regulation. Cuby Kitchens led Dowell's with 19 points while Wimpy Hill added 15. Clovis's Whitty matched 15 for the VFW, as Dowell's prepares to meet Graham-Hoeme Plowboys at Amarillo College gym Friday.
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Vega
Dowell's
Amarillo Aau
Clovis Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cafemen
Cuby Kitchens
West Texas State
Kitchens
Wimpy Hill
Clovis
B. Whitly
Saratogas
Graham-Hoeme
Amarillo College
Hooker
Vandergriff
Dowell
Clovis Vfw
Hill
Whitty
VFW
Kl Richardson
Alls
Powers
Miller
Pipkins
Windy Nicholas
Blackburn Electric and Hardware Hardware-Faint-Appliances
Blackburn Electric and Hardware at 1506 West 15th Street advertises faint appliances and related hardware offerings, emphasizing household electrical goods for local customers. The brief notice lists the store as a neighborhood supplier with the address Pa. 91F1 and colors its ad with product mentions likely drawn from a late 19th or early 20th century catalog.
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Abe Saperstein
Cuba
Europe
England
North Africa
Saperstein
Minneapolis Lakers
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Chicago
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Alaska
Tex
NEA
Tex Ritter
New York
69Th Regiment Armory
Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
Red Feather
Community Chest
Bob Foight
Wesley Dowty
Tommy Crutchfield
Jimmy Saint
Crutchfield
Granville Bennett
River Wilson
Summit
Don Spencer
Don
Tommy Talley
Ray Coker
Bob Westfall
Dwain Milligan
Gene Crecelius
Humphreys Highland
Bill Price
Johnny Moon
Earl Mason
E. G. Sanders
Jerry Basden
Toby Druin
Dwayne McMinn
Clyde Vaughn
Ray Freeman
Forest Hill
Wim
Billy Orr
Sam Minshew
Gregory Dorough
Ernie Sleethe
Sandie
Swindell
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Eeee Eee
Linkenhoger
Eertene
Hudson Aenee
Weeerse
Scott Sullivan
Scott Sullivan Senor
Jenkins
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Beeen Lane
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Hooper
Hamilton
Neely Seeeeeeerer
Hooper Scott
Adrian
Hereford
Miami
Groom
Dalhart
Perryton
Phillips
Doc's Liquor
Walter
Doc
Ees
Squor Store, Inc
South Filmore
Globe-News
NBA
Cleveland
Sam Leavitt
Jean Paul Dennis
Cincinnati
Dennis
Globe News
Vance Hall
POLK
Rhubarb
Frank Phillips College
Charlie’s
Sue
EL Rancho
S. Fillmore
Ruskin
Amarillo Cigar CO
KENT
Sunny Brook
Lone Star Co
Dowell Cagers
African Gold Coast
Blackburn Electric
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