St. Marys Peewees and Juniors Win in Youth Basketball
St. Marys Peewees crushed Humphreys Highland 60 to 10 led by Kevin Kay and Johnny Walsh. St. Marys Juniors beat Wilson 29 to 21 with Andy Aikens scoring nine and Jerry Larson eight as Jim Nemechek anchored defense. Friday results include Wolflin 40 3 over Margaret Wills B and Maverick Club forfeit 1 0 over Forest Hill in Plains Peewee play.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Peewees
Humphreys Highland
Kevin Kay
Johnny Walsh
Kevin
Johnny Faw
Tha Tinhtawedane
Awe
Ssaa Lvl
Flibiugueld
Edmund Stephens
Carl Poirot
Victor Gomex
Wilson
Andy Aikens
Jerry Larson
Charles Surratt
Kenny Adkin
Jim Nemechek
Wolflin
Margaret Wills
Wayne Wood
Maverick Club
Forest Hill
Plains Peewee
Prairie Peewee
Summit “A
Summit “B
Summit
Vernon Cox
Pleasant Valley
Cactus Plant
Cactus, San Jacinto Midgets Fight Hard. Final 28-12
Cactus overcame San Jacinto 28-12 as the Mighty Mites held San Jacinto scoreless outside two free throws. Jerome Porter led Cactus with 14 points, Johnny Cleveland added 8, while David Witcher scored 5 for San Jacinto. Charles Montgomery and Larry Smith shone on defense for Cactus. Earl Moller led San Jacinto defensively.
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San Jacinto
Humphreys Highland
Sanborn
Oklahoma City Bowler Leads Times Classic as 39 Paid
Oklahoma City bowler Neva Hisel led the Women s Times Bowling Classic with an 841 four game handicap, one squad left to roll. Jo Esmail and Margaret Compton followed as top contenders. The event features 600 entries with thirty nine places paid and a $1500 prize fund.
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Oklahoma City
Neva Hisel
Jo Esmail
Margaret Compton
Seminole
Okla
Dorothy Compton
Amarillo
Tulsa
Texas
Nancy Sullivan
Pampa
Martha Colley
el Reno
Peggy Holloway
Three at Top In SWC Race
The Southwest Conference basketball race includes Texas Texas Christian and Texas A & M in a three way tie for first after recent action. Arkansas faces Texas in Austin while others clash in Fort Worth and Waco as contenders push for top spots.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Razorbacks
University of Texas Longhorns
Austin
Texas
Texas Christian
Texas A & M
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Louisiana State
Parkers
Rice
Fort Worth
Waco
Blood Typing Deadline Near Potter County Memorial Blood Bank
A free blood typing program runs tonight from 7 to 10 at Potter County Memorial Blood Bank 1409 West Eighth. Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor the event offering permanent blood group and RH factor records. Nurses and technicians will assist as hundreds are tested. ample parking available. family testing takes only a few moments.
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Potter County Memorial Blood Bank
West
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Father of Seven Sentenced Here
G. S. Vest, farm laborer and father of seven, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty in 47th District Court to passing a forged check. Vest waived counsel and admitted the forgery against The Indian Company in this city. He said his home is Santa Rosa, California, and that he has seven children. He is already serving a two year sentence for a forged check in Panhandle.
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G. S&s
Vest
47Th District Court
West
Henry
Bishop
Santa Rosa
Cal
Panhandle
Surveying for New Sewer Line in Amarillo
A field party from Freese-Nichols Engineering Company Fort Worth consulting for the city of Amarillo conducts advance surveys for a new deep sewer line to serve the southwest area. The line will start at Third and Hayden tie to the main outfall and extend to Thirty-fourth and Georgia with depths up to 40 feet. Construction begins this summer led by Joe Mapes.
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Amarillo
Freese-Nichols Engineering Company
Fort Worth
Third
Hayden
Thirty-fourth
Georgia
Joe Mapes
Burleson Plans New $30,000 Brick Residence
Mack Burleson received a building permit for a 2809 Travis home valued at $30,000 a seven room brick veneer house 44 by 79 feet with an attached garage. Several smaller permits were issued today.
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Mack Burleson
Travis
Fine Two Women For Vagrancy Plead Guilty
Two women entered pleas of guilty to vagrancy in corporation court this morning and were fined $100 each. City Atty. Glenn Parker said about 60 cases on the docket, mostly drunks and disturbances.
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Corporation Court
Glenn Parker
Corporation
Parole Violator Held in Potter County Jail
Federal parole violator C. J. Debenport from Lubbock is held in Potter County Jail awaiting designation of confinement. He was brought to the jail by Deputy U S Marshal Clarence Luce.
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C. J. Debenport
Lubbock
Potter County
Clarence Luce
Rice Faces Texas A and M in Saturday Upset Bid
Rice Saturday seeks another upset as Joe McDermott extends his season scoring lead with 296 points. Ralph Johnson tops conference play with 149 in the league, while George McLeod of Texas Christian has 281 and Jack Brown sits with 274. Brown and George Scaling share 123 in recent totals.
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Rice
Texas A & M
Joe McDermott
Ralph Johnson
George McLeod
Texas Christian
McDermott
Jack Brown
George Scaling
Brown
Syrup of Black-Draught For Constipation In Children
Claims a honey sweet taste makes kids take it eagerly and promises gentle relief from morning to night. Highlights 17 million bottles sold and urges physicians and druggists to stock familiar powder granulated or tablet forms popular since 1840.
Rorex Held on Worthless Check Charge
Frank Rorex 37, gave Panhandle address, held in Potter County jail on a $20 worthless check charge. He is accused in connection with passing the bad check at Russell Stationery on January 5.
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Frank Rorex
Panhandle
Potter County
Russell Stationery
Industrial Week Observance Set in Amarillo
M A Aldrich chair of Amarillo chamber committee appoints three subheads to prepare Texas Industrial Week events from April 1 to 7. E Kancher will contact civic clubs for speakers, David Hickman to reach schools and West Texas State College Canyon, Tom Kruser radio, Buddy Martin and Jack Liston newspapers for publicity.
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M. A. Aldrich
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
E. Kancher
David Hickman
West Texas State College
Canyon
Tom Kruser
Buddy Martin
Jack Liston
Aldrich
Testimony Begins in Burglary Case Against James L. Clark
Jury selected in 47th District Court for burglary trial of James L. Clark of 2207 Brooks. Clark is charged with burglarizing a Pleasant Valley Feed and Lumber tool shed on Nov 15 and taking an electric handsaw.
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James L. Clark
Brooks
Pleasant Valley Feed and Lumber Company
47Th District
Clark
Bermuda Trans Board Regulates Transport Modes
A new board now regulates all transit in Bermuda, extending oversight from bicycles to utilities. The move centralizes control over transport and related services across the island.
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Bermuda
Widening Plan for West Third Avenue Underpass
Widening of the West Third Avenue underpass is under study with Rock Island Lines officials and city leaders. A center pier is debated to cut costs, while the current 20 foot width is considered for a proposed 49 foot roadway plus sidewalks as part of a 1.25 million dollar street improvement project extending from Grand Avenue to Western Avenue over about five miles.
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W. E. Heimerdinger
Rock Island Lines
West Third Avenue
N. V. Moss
Moss
Third Avenue
Grand Avenue
Western Avenue
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