Baucum Leads Sandies Past Dumas Demons In Big Victory
Amarillo won 48 to 32 over Dumas as Baucum scored 14 points and sparked defense. Foster led Sandies with 13 points while Waghorn added 13 in a balanced effort.
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Bauecum
Baucum
Dtanaus
Foster
Dumas
Beucum
Amaia
Demuems Buiy
Rene Withr Sanaien
Dixon
Amoco
Jack Wiihorn
Bauewa
Amarillo
Natiisve
Sandie
Jack Waghorn
Hull
LeRoy Foster
Hazlewood
Carroll
Dixeth
Thompson
Dollar
Sanke
Cker
Sancie
Reie
Jewell McDowell
Ariiia
Williams
I. Keeney
Myers I
Ray Ebling
Kansas
Bowling Bits Spark Amarillo Open at Banner Bowl
Tonight at eight the Banner Bowl kicks off in Amarillo with a top doubles prize and a 1000 dollar single winner plus a diamond medal. Local clubs report strong showings from Patt Powell and Patt Powell’s absence cited.
Hydraulics and Wayne's Five Edge Mechanics in City League
The Hydraulics beat Mechanics 41 to 29 at Amarillo College gym for their sixth straight win. A charity game at the Auditorium pits Amarillo Field Sky ants against the Amarillo All-Stars with proceeds to the American Red Cross War Fund Drive.
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Hydraulics
Amarillo College Gym
Mechanics
RED Crossne
USC
Amarillo Field
Sky Ants
Amarillo All-Stars
American Red Cross
Dalhart Army Air Field Thunderbolts
Sky Giants
Amaillo Bombers
Gwinn
Stanas
Lew Clark
Bob Elkins
Hydraulics Club
Leroy Foster
Jack Waghorn
Sanales
Giants
Amarillo Court
Red Cross
The
American Red
Bowling notes from Amarillo leagues and tournaments
The article covers local bowling action with the Blues beating the American Legion 2 games to 0 as Phil Reppert posts a 586 series and Tarzan Smith a 571. It lists several high series by Jaycees, Kiwanis Golds and Lions players, plus remarks on audience and a humorous line about a blind pin question.
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Whiwams Blues
American Legion
Phil Reppert
Tarzan Smith
Blues
Kiwanis Golds
Lions
Lee Sparks
Ivan Boxwell
Ellwood Moyer
Lisas
Back in Saddle New Orleans Cavary Ride
Local column notes Robert Finnerty of New Orleans returns to duty after two years on the rear. Devin Re Wass calls Chrovody Mith Herston Hewes, with Mith Hewes resuming service, as he lies back in the saddle and mounts one bend with the U.S. Cavalry.
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New Orleans
Robert Finnerty
New Orient
Ann
Herston Hewes
U.S. Cavalry
Cal Farley Outlines Citywide Boys Softball League Plan
Cal Farley presented a citywide boys softball league plan to Amarillo civic groups at the Amarillo Hotel. A junior basketball league 10 to 14 is now active. Delegates to seek organization support and sponsors to provide equipment uniforms and a coach. Ralph Dykeman invites interested coaches to call the Maverick Club at 5289.
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Cal Farley
Amarillo Hotel
Selicit
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick
Al Nusser Joins Chicago Cubs Pitching Staff
Chicago Cubs officials announced that 82 year old sandlot star Al Nusser has been added to the club s pitching staff Nusser the six foot two inch 210 pound veteran never played organized pro baseball yet posted a brilliant record with the Cessna Aircraft team of Wichita Kansas last season
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Cubs
al Nusser
Nusser
Cessna Aircraft
Wichita
Kan
Bones and muscles compose the human frame count
A human body contains 206 bones and 696 muscles that hold together and enable movement.
Lou Novikoff Protests Trade to Angels
Los Angeles February 23 Lou Novikoff angrily protested being traded from the Chicago Cubs to the Los Angeles Angels. He warned Don Stewart LA Club President he'd quit baseball rather than report to the Angels. Stewart cited uncertainty and fishy dealings in the deal while noting a possible spring training arrival.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Lou Novikoff
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Don Stewart
Angels
Chicago Cubs
Novikoff
Stewart
Angel
Lou
Anaheim
Threaten Kingpins Threaten Kingpins
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs and Byron Nelson head toward more threats to their golf dominance as Jim Demaret of Corpus Christi Naval Air Station tops the field in the pro am warmup with a 66. The rainy course slows scoring while Marine Cpl R V Cole also competes, posting a 64 in best ball. Eighteen holes remain today and tomorrow ahead of Sunday’s 36 hole finale.
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Pensacola
Flu
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Demaret
Jimmy
Snead
Nelson
Poledo
Ohio
Umbrella Company
McSpiden
Sanford
Uncle Sam
Cpl R. V. Cole
Corpus Christi
Cpl. Cole
Zivic Knocks Out Astrado in Second Round Match
Corporal Fritzie Zivic defeated Kid Astrado at CAMP MAXEY last night in a six round bout. Zivic delivered a decisive right to Astrado's stomach, ending the contest at midway in the second round as Astrado fought a defensive futile battle until the ten count.
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Fritzie Zivic
Astrado
Camp Maxey
W.P
Kid Astrado
Zivic
Mexico City
Astrada
Childress Bobcats Win District 2 Cage Title
The Childress Bobcats clinched the District 2 AA Interscholastic League basketball title by defeating Burkburnett Bulldogs 32 to 2 in the final game of a three game series.
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Childress Bobcats
Childress
Burkburnett
Bulldogs
Local Sports Schedule Highlights Week in Amarillo
Weekend events feature Southwestern Public Service Co Bowl at Banner Bowl venues with major league vibes. Golf action includes the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers Course and the Amarillo Country Club handicap weekend. Basketball matchups list Amarillo Field versus Dalhart at the USC 8 PM, plus league play across City League Panter League and Texaco League with Victory Alleys as a hub.
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Southwestern Public Service Co
Banner Bowl
Amarillo
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Field
Dalhart
USC
Victory Alleys
Amarillo College
Buffs and Red Raiders Open Series Tonight
The Texas Tech Red Raiders and the West Texas State Buffaloes start a two game series in Lubbock. The Buffaloes recently lost two games at Canyon, heading into this matchup.
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West Texas State
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Buffs
Red Raiders
Texas Tech Red Raiders
West Texas State Buffaloes
Canyon
Poultry Feed Additive Claims Health and Egg Benefits
A feed additive claim states that giving chickens and turkeys in water or feed kills intestinal germs and worms, reduces disease and losses in egg production, keeps birds free of bloodsucking insects, and improves appetite health and egg production at little cost with money back if unsatisfactory.
No Candidates File For Amarillo School Board Places
No names have been filed as candidates for election to the Amarillo School Board. Two members will be selected at an election April 7. Judges of the six election boxes in the county have not been named. Terms of Dr. R. P. Parcells and Beaumont Stinnett end this year and neither has announced reelection. Voters must have a poll tax receipt or exemption certificate to be eligible within the school district.
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Amarillo
George Waddill
R. P. Parcells
Beaumont Stinnett
Rodeo in Italy Brings Home Closer to Home
In Rome 60 000 Americans gathered for a Red Cross rodeo staged near Foggia, a far cry from Texas and Wyoming. GI cowpunchers cheered and vendors sold hot dogs as a Buffalo Bill figure and Calamity Jane impersonators entertained. Red Cross crews ran clubs under shell fire aiding troops since Anzio and Rouge operations.
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Rome
Panhandle
Texas
Wyoming
Red Cross Club
Foggia
Buffalo Bill
Red Cross
Italy
Anzio
Mrs Flaherty to Leave on Business Trip to Shreveport
Mrs Evelyn T Flaherty director of the USO Travelers Aid Service will depart Monday night on a business trip to Shreveport Louisiana and is scheduled to return Thursday. Globe News Want Ads Get Results
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Evelyn T. Flaherty
USO Traveler's Aid Service
Shreveport
Jury Panel Called For County Court
A jury panel is summoned for County Court duty next week with jurors to report at 10 oclock Tuesday morning. Judge E. O Northcutt will call several cases for trial. County Attorney Tom Seay and assistant county attorney Roy Snodgrass Jr. prepare multiple cases for trial during the week.
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E. O Northcutt
Tom Seay
Roy Snodgrass
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