Fresh, Hardin-Simmons Frosh top Amarillo Commercial College 39-32
In Canyon on Feb 18 West Texas Fresheagers defeated Amarillo Commercial College 39 to 32 in a Jaycee League makeup game. Frosh led 26-6 at halftime, with Cecil Neal 13 and Earl Simpson 12 for the Commercials, Charles Johnson 9 for the Frosh. Next Jaycee game in Amarillo features McClendon’s Grocers vs West Texas Frosh and the Gassers vs Vega.
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Texas Aggies Triumph Over T. C. U. In Tight Battle
Captain Bill Dawson scored 21 points to lead the Texas Aggies past Texas Christian University 48 to 45 in College Station. The game featured seven lead changes and eight deadlocks, with all the late scoring from four field goals and three free throws in the final minute. Henderson and Dwyer supported Dawson while Cannaday and Grose led TCU with 10 and 9 points respectively. Tankersley added two long baskets as the Aggies prepare to meet M. U. tomorrow and TCU faces Rice in Houston.
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Buffs Dominate Hardin-Simmons In Big 80 35 Victory
West Texas Buffaloes overwhelmed Hardin-Simmons Cowboys 80 to 35. Frank Stockman sparked the rally as Price Brookfield led with 20 points and Maddox added 16. Cowboys’ Ratton scored 14, Osborne 7. Halbert and Nippert shut down many attempts. Buffaloes led 41 23 at halftime.
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Buff-Hardin-Simmons basketball set for second game
CANYON Feb. 18 Special The Buff Hardin Simmons cage game scheduled for Wednesday night has been set up and both teams will play again tonight. The revision in schedule enables the Cowboy squad to complete the game series without a layover and spectators may attend the Lyceum Ballet at the college.
Emery faces Houston Invite as Tulsa’s Emery shoots 69
Walter Emery of Tulsa Oklahoma, former title holder, appears ready for a comeback at the Houston Country Club Invitation tournament after a 33 36 69 practice round two under par. Houston’s Bobby Riegel, defending champion, shot 70 in a separate effort as qualifying begins tomorrow.
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Okla
Mancuso Joins Cardinals In Strong Signing Day Tally
Veteran catcher Gus Mancuso joined St Louis along with five other players as the Cardinals announced deals for Estel Crabtree Coaker Triplett Frank Crespi and Murry Dickson. Meanwhile Augie Galan signed with the Cubs leaving 13 unsigned. In Hong Kong a car owner warned pedestrians with a bold personal ad promising a black eye for parking damage near car No 2403.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Augie Galan
Hongkong
Tech-Phillips Game Friday in Amarillo gym
Phillips 66 all star team meets Texas Tech Red Raiders Friday night in Amarillo College gym. General admission 55 cents. Tipoff at 8. Tech features Bob Andis with 154 season points, Jake Geron 151, Elvis Erwin 127, and a 10-man roster over six feet tall.
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Jake Geron
Elvis Erwin
NYA Cage Teams Battle For Austin Tourney Right
Four NYA basketball teams from Lubbock Lamesa Childress and Canyon travel to Canyon for a single elimination meet to earn a place in the state NYA tournament at Austin. C B Hudson of West Texas State supervises the event with games starting at 9 30 a m and the final at 2 p m admission is free. The state tournament will be February 28 and March 1.
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National Youth Administration
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Veterans hold line as Yankees face spring shakeup
Los Angeles February report details Joe Gordon predicting a fierce spring training battle for Yankees roster spots as old guard Dickey, Rolfe, Crosetti, and Ruffing defend jobs against rising stars Priddy and Rizzuto. Gordon cites weather, Feller, and rival clubs Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, and St. Louis as factors in a likely tight pennant race.
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Women Golfers Play Handicap Matches at Municipal Course
A point tournament on a handicap basis is scheduled for members of the Women's Golf Association this afternoon at the Municipal golf course. It is a regular weekly golf play for members of the association.
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Jurges Has Workout With Giants
Miami article reports Bill Jurges, out since last summer from a head injury, having his first workout with the New York Giants. Manager Bill Terry expressed cautious optimism noting Jurges handled the work but warned against early enthusiasm.
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Roundup gossip bubbles from Eddie Briezs sports page
A sprawling roundup notes Connie Mack favoring the Indians while secretly backing the Yankees, boxing plans for Drizzie Zivic, Bing Crosby courting the Boston Bees, and Leo Durocher hiring an interpreter for Cuban pitchers. It mentions Penn boxing, Duquesne football intrigue, Paul Waner as Dodger camp favorite, and various club and media quips from New York through Boston.
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Basketball scores from early games across conferences
Oklahoma A and M 30, Kansas A Rice Institute 63, Southern Methodist 38, Kentucky 60, Georgia Tech 41, Stephen F. Austin 54, North Texas Teachers 33, Trinity 51, Austin College 45, Iowa State 44, Oklahoma 30, Indiana 40, Ohio State 33, University of Tulsa 29, St. Louis University 26 overtime. Texas A and M 48, Texas Christian 45, Missouri 30, Kansas State 28.
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East League To Convene Over Henderson Texarkana Players
The East Texas League will meet in Longview on Thursday to resolve a dispute over a reserve list of eleven players claimed by Henderson and Texarkana. President J Walter Morris said mail votes were insufficient and that Henderson favored retaining the players while Texarkana favored transfer. Marshall supported Henderson. Members must post guarantees and send their organizations to the meeting.
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