Teams Selected For Junior College Meet 3
Sixteen teams chosen for the first annual statewide Junior College Basketball Tournament at Texas A&M include Paris Hillsboro Kilgore McNeese and leading clubs from six circuits. Southwestern Junior College Conference sends Tyler North Texas Tyler south and others with John Tarleton and Allen Academy among entrants.
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Texas A&m
Paris
Hillsboro
Kilgore
McNeese
Louisiana
Southwestern Junior College Conference
Tyler
Agricultural ‘College of
Arlington
John Tarieten
Stephenyilie
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Wayland
Plavnew
Amarillo
Ranger
Lon Morris
Jacksonville
Allen Academy
Bryan
Lake Charles
Blinn
Brenham
Texas Lutheran of
Len Morris
Corpus Christi
Mrs Copeland Bags Birdie in Sunset Nine
Mrs Bee Copeland sinks a birdie on a par four at Sunset. Longhorn Baseball League expands to eight teams with Del Rio as the eighth member and Angelo admitted earlier. League votes raise roster limit to 16 and salary cap to 2600 with a schedule meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Copeland
Abilene
Longhorn Baseball League
del Rio
del Rig
Clas Deave
Sen Angelo
Badgers Clash With Broncs In New Arena Debut Night
Badgers meet the New Mexico Military Institute Bronchos in a non conference game at the Sports Arena Fair Grounds at 8 p m. The Badgers arrive riding two wins from the new court after beating Odessa Junior College 59 to 45 and Big Spring JC 85 to 45 last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
New Mexico
Badgers
Odessa Junior College Wranglers
Big Spring
Badgers Face NMMI in Battle for Bowl Contention
Amarillo College Badgers travel to meet New Mexico Military Institute Bronchos in a junior college men’s clash at the Tri-State Fair Grounds Sports Arena. Carter and Godfrey guide their squads as Wortman Johnson Brotherton Williams Pate Babb pace the Badgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wortman
J. Johnson
Amarillo College
Towers
Glen Brotherton
Badgers
Brotherton
Mouse Williams
Pat Babb
NMMI
Iqui Robinson
K. Wild
R. K. Davis
W. Thermond
Pate
Babb
Williams
Dick Wiggins
Billy Don Martin
Jimmy Bell
Carlos Hinkamp
James Kile
Amarillo College Badgers
New Mexico Military Institute Branchos
Ronwell
Tonnant
Tipott
E'Cloe
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Goaches
Carter
Mator Godfrey
Il Ferem
Hay Mespadaen
BO Cents
Studenta
Salen Wodby St
Sreta
Elon
Auaniof Aseh
Amas
Omer
GiaPiets
B.wortman
Rok Dawe
Sin
Hanes
Migsigs
Bully Gilliard
Carlos’ Hinkamp
Waray Poe
Knutson to Face Dory Funk in Amarillo Debut
Plainview chiropractor Dr. Gil Knutson will debut in Amarillo at the Sports Arena on Thursday night facing Dory Funk of Hammond, Indiana in the semiwindup. Knutson has two catchweights wins over LeRoy McGuirk and has recently competed across Oklahoma Missouri Kansas and Texas with steady results. Rod Fenton of Edmonton meets Karl Gray of Milwaukee in the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Knutson
Plainview
Amarillo
New Sports Arena
Dory Funk
Hammond
Ind
Knutson
LeRoy McGuirk
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Punk
Gordon Hessel
Rod Fenton
Edmonton
Canada
Karl Gray
Milwaukee
Dowell Wins Week-end Golf With 69 At Ross Course
Dowell shot 69 to win first place in the Ross Course Week-end event. Other winners include Cecil Holland 81-11-10 Bud Ammons 8-7-T1 John Stockton 79-8-T1 and Fred Houser 78-5-73. Farmers in the Russian zone of Korea are 80 short of food and eat pine bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Cecil Holland
Bud Ammons
John Stockton
Fred Houser
Korea
Steers Set For Playoff Clash With Graham In District 1-AA Bout
The Amarillo Steers face Graham in the District 1-AA opening playoff battle to reach the state tournament in Austin March 4-8. Graham has momentum after a late-season run, but the Steers’ defense and crowd support in the Graham gym could swing the game. If needed a second game follows Friday at the Sports Arena with a third possible at Childress.
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Sandies
Steers
Amarillo
Graham
Wichita Palls
Austin
Golden Sandies
Childress
Seven Bi District Clashes Set In Oklahoma Playoffs
Oklahoma City Times reports Mary Kent of Arkansas City Kansas won the eighth annual Women's Singles Bowling Classic with a four game 838 handicap. Arvola Phillips Oklahoma City runner up 823. Dorris of Amarillo earns 25th with 776. First week payoffs total 1245 and 489 bowlers entered from three states. Nine of last year's district champions return as bi district play opens with eight series tomorrow and two more in El Paso.
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Hull
Sandies
Amarillo
Pampa
Lubbock
Berger
Oklahoma City
Mary Kent
Arkansas City
Kan
Margaret Beauchamp
Dallas
Pauline Simpson
Norman
Okla
Eunice Pope
Enid
Lodeska Pauley
Wichita
Edith Landers
Ardmore
Shirley Campbell
Coretta Welling
Chickasha
Ruby McCartney
Stillwater
Kent
Miss Phillips
Sarah Rodgers
Peggy Holley
Neta Park
Margaret Compton
Seminole
Lyla Kopacka
Bill Pulliam
Fort Worth
Nellie Lockhart
Blackwell
Hazel Malone
Helen Hromada
el Reno
Henrietta Courtright
Frances Novak
Nora Factor
Wewoka
Elsie Porter
Kathryn Kick
Oklahoma, City
Madelina Hay
Ruth Dorris
Isabelle
Morgan
Borger
Cllenderson
Bartlesville
Ruth Stoe
Oklahoma ” City
Maxine Stites
Irene Zeigler
Associated Press
el Paso
Crozier ‘Tech
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Denton
Graham
Abilene
Brown Wood
Texarkana
Harlingen
Bonham
Amatilo
Crosler Tech
Poly
Dalla
Promnmood Re. Temple
Brownwood
Lufkin
Texakana
Milby
Houston
Robert E. Lee
Baytown
Temple
Crozier Tech
Arizona Poised For Border Conference Title Glory
Arizona seeks a third straight title by beating Arizona State College at Tempe to secure the Border Conference crown. The winner may enter NCAA playoffs, facing the Southwestern winner, with Arizona holding an 18 8 record and a notable win over Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newniversity of Arizona
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona
Southwestern
Baylor
Tempets
Texas Tech
Oldtimer Hamilton Wins New Orleans Open
Golf veteran Bob Hamilton of Reynolds Kentucky shocked expecte d winner Hal via a final round 69 to capture the $10 000 New Orleans Open with a 280 total for 72 holes. Fred Haas Jr and Roberto Vincenz o tied for second at 281, while Lloyd Mangrum and Cary Middlecoff followed. The tournament featured tense moments as Haas and Hamilton argued over water rulings on the 13th hole and PGA official action loomed over several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleaho
Bob Hamilton
Reynolds
Greybeard
Hamilton
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Metairie
Metairie Golf Club
Roberto di Vincenzo
Buenos Aires
Lawsor Little
Cleveland
Hal
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Hot ‘Springs
Ben Hogan
Hershey
PGA
Ed Dudley
Haas
George Schueiter
Schneiter
Bobby Locke
Jimmy Demaret
Vardon
Demaret
Purgol
Man Wanted in Missouri Arrested by Amarillo Police
Amarillo police arrested a man wanted in Warrensburg Missouri this morning. Sheriff Alex Nichols of Warrensburg wired that Wilburn holds a felony warrant for arrest. The arrest occurred around 2:30 AM at 2417 North East Eighth Street during a united states tourist bid event.
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Missouri
Amarillo
Warrensburg
Alex Nichols
Clifton
Mexico
Wilburn
United States
North East Eighth
Methodistvs Presbyterian clash tops league slate at Sam Houston Gym
The Avenue Methodist team will face First Presbyterian in a key YMCA Church League game at Sam Houston Gym with leaders Line Avenue Baptist. San Jacinto Baptist meets San Jacinto Methodist and Summit Baptist faces Sacred Heart. Standings and scoring leader Vance Hall of First Presbyterians tops the field with 67 points at 22.3 per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enth Avenue Methodist
Ymca Church
First Presbyterian
Seth Me
Line Avenue Baptist
Tunnerup
P. St
W. McPherson
Folland
B. Phillips
D. Anderson
B. Shore
Ave. M
First Christian Va
Polk St
Methodist Va
Line
Avs Baptist
NYU Two Tilts From Perfect Cage Season
NYU rides a 17 game win streak as it faces St John’s of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden in a key clash. Across major conferences the Big Nine Big Seven Ivy League and Pacific Coast races remain open with Michigan and Kansas State among leaders and Washington Oregon State and Washington in the tight Pacific Northwest battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York University
NYU
St. John
Brooklyn
Madison’ Square Garden
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Towa
Wisconsin
Columbia
Princeton
Tigers
Cornell
Kansas State
Washington State
Oregon State
Washington
Barnum Beats Stranahan To Meet White In Houston Final
John Barnum of Chicago upset defending champion Frank Stranahan to reach the 13th Houston Country Club Invitational final. Barnum, a long-driving wood specialist, defeated Toledo ace Dave Mitchell 2 and 1 in the semifinals while Ed White, former Walker Cup member and 1939 champ, knocked out Dick McCreary 2 up to set the title clash. Stranahan had eliminated Tyrrell Garth Jr. 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonowun
John Barnum
Chicago
Frank Stranahan
Ed White
Houston
Tyrrell Garth, Jr. Beaumont
Barnum
Dave Mitchell
St Louis
McCreary
Jack ‘Selman
Tourney of Champs Starts Tonight in Chicago Stadium
The Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions opens in Chicago Stadium with three rings and about 120 bouts across flyweight to lightweight divisions. Tonight features the first round with fights scheduled for three rounds each. Tomorrow adds another 120 bouts ranging welterweight to heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesway
Chicago
Boys Ranch Teams Fall Short In Trio Of Youth Games
In a Boys Ranch basketball day, St Marys overwhelmed the Plaine Peewees 23 to 14 with Bud Farrell scoring for St Marys. Ranchers bounced back to beat St Marys 22 to 5 in a Texas J Junior League clash led by Ralph Wilks and Bobby Manlove. Forest Hill edged Boys Ranch 29 to 26 in an Inter Mediate League thriller as J Grubbs led with 16 points before Goetsch stifled him late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Foight
Boys Ranch
St. Mary's
Bud Farrell
Vernon Nelson
Ronnie Stricker
Randers
St.Mary's
Joe Gregory
Ralph Wilks
Bobby Manlove
Forest Hill
J. Grubbs
Grubbs
Goetsch
Orr
Billy
Jack Halmes
Wolflin Ponies
River Road
Halmes
Wolflin
Glasgow
Buddy
Rent
Snead
Southwestern Public Service League
Industrial League Bowls Result Highlights and Scores
Industrial League action features Tenth Street Package Stores defeating Morrow 404 to 442 and West Texas Drug Warehouse besting Greer 438 to 405. Numerous team matchups show individual scores including Haimes 942 and Bell 438, with several teams listed such as Carburetor, Design, Construction, Planning and more across the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagu Tenth Street
Morrow
Routf
Weat
Weirtek Ai Patie
Morgan
Haimes
Crite Hela
West Texas Drur Warehouse
Greer
Gardner Se
Hatley
Aieiinder
Formby
Ydeal” Patni Body
Zion
Bell
Wasform
Meswain
Zimmerman
Balck
Watley
Grimes
Weinman
Asi
S_Ristey
Doyle
Careter
Aii
Smith MC
Brecht Ae
Finney Shoe Store
Pirk
Baker
Lester JG. Storandt
Moore
Tri-State
Wilkinson
Ledyard
Buchanan
Reed
Briggs
Bowls
Supply
Baumgartner
Smith
Morris
Hooker
Three AAU Tilts on Tap For Tonight
Three AAU basketball games saddle up tonight at the Amarillo College gym. The Sandie Sophs meet Amarillo Flying Service in the opener at 7:15 with Hullmen aiming for a 6 5 record as they face a tough Flyers squad. Gulf Oil vs Santa Fe follows with West Texas frosh and Magnolia Petroleum in the finale, as top scorers and league standings heat up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAU
Amarillo College
Nasium
Sandie Sophs
Amarillo’ Flying Service
Hullmen
Flyers
Gulf Oil
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Jans
Oilers
West Texas
Prt Gottman
James Click
Click
West Texas Frosh
Magnolia Petroleum
WOL
Pet Granam-Hoeme
Jas Cad Bo
Banbandie Laundry If
Amaziig Po Aer
Meads Boxery
Groom
Magnom Pet
Russell Stationery
Carpenters Equip
Billy Phillips
Panhandle Laundry
Bo Graham
Graham-Hoeme
Amarillo Ocl
Itt Coffman
Sante Peus Dorie Foreman
Amarin Eat
Amarin Eat BI “Anpott, West ‘Temas Brean
Billy Irwin
Guste Peet Dorie’ Ford Gratsamn
Toes Ford Oes
Jim “Pate
Carpenters 'Setabmieat
Bud Posey
Meads Bakeryrs
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Sports Arena
Amie
Amaril ‘Est
Cartermen
Bronc
W. N. Robinson
Badgers Eee
Funk
Dowell
Putt Powell
Pat Clifford
Harvesters
Clifford
T. G
Galt
Globe-News
IM8
Fick
Billybee
Bove
Pamparters
Johnny Swain
Dick Hill
Gynn Gorby
Brownsfield
Bob’ Bogle
Bob Seeds
Shorts
Gold Sox
Mayer Sled Allen
Amaril Broncos
Bob
Pitts Crudgington
Phillips Petroleum
Clovis
Bill Ferem
Bill Cross
Stan Star
West Texas State
Frank Kimbrough
Clark Jarnagin
University of Arizona
Hal Scarlet
Howard Lynch
Roland Jeffries
Spearman
Blair Cherry
St. Anthony's Hospital
Scarlet Amarillo High School
Dizzy Fever
Dean
Lou Gehring
Tex Watkins
Jerry Marcus
Dorris
Golf
Oldtimer
Methodists
First Presbyterians
Naval Reserve
Organized
John J. Vandale
Ray Small
Crawford
Leon Danner
Bobby Wilson
Golen Sandies
Letterman
Rematch
Eerie Quality Food
West
Wick% Fer
Piterestock
Mul- Tinais! ‘Co
Albright
Spann
Miller
Parkinson
Melton
Builders Supply
Mahler
Duke
Allen
Blind
Thomas Bakery
Amith
Tugete
Thomaseeager
O—Bling
Russell
Berry
F. Berry
Boxwell Bros
Farley
Black
Ahane
Rmith
Wi ‘Thomas
Green
Duniven
Wagner O' Alten
Mullin
Stock
Triplett
Buccola
Gunn Bros
Mulligin
Chili Cleanest Club
Paramount Recreation
Cus
Tate
Swiche Kirkin
Towels Shop
Ati
Winstop Ae
Georgia
Baseball
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