Kalmikoff Seeks Rematch as Ice Cold Ring Action Roars
Ivan Kalmikoff, a burly Russian, suffers a third straight defeat at the Sports Arena in a wild card night. Whitey Walberg nails a decisive pin. Weidner tops Schultz on points while newcomer Wallick downs Gust Johnson with a piledriver. Parks defeats Ted Bell as teams prepare for AAU playoffs and trophy rewards.
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Seek Entries For AAU Meet In Amarillo
Teams seek entry for the fifth annual North Plains AAU Basketball Tournament at Amarillo YMCA 514% Taylor Street. Director Homer Cowan says 12-man squads pay $15 entry, hoping for 16 teams. March 5 to March 10 at Amarillo College gym. AAU eligibility required. Three Amarillo teams have shown intent to enter including Graham Hoeme.
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Carver Cage Teams Take Two Victories
The Carver boys third team beat Paducah 37 to 29 at Carver High gym. The Carver girls defeated Paducah 28 to 15 led by Clyde Hooker with 12 and Alga Brinkley with 14 points. Paducah’s M Putney scored 10 for the boys and S Brown 7 for the girls.
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Champs Crowned In Horace Mann Junior High Wrestling
Fifteen champions were crowned as Horace Mann High’s intra mural tournament concluded at the gym. Winners included Dwayne Moreau in the 68-73 lb class, Valen Allen pinning Gene Gamblin at 14-80, Troyce Austin forfeit at 81-87, and James Warren in 88-95 among others. Five fourth graders wrestled three matches with multiple winners, and Summit’s high scorers led by Don Katz and Ronnie Argo helped their teams. Senior League games saw Vega narrowly top Youth Center 29-28 behind Larry Jones and Don Harwell. Youth Center’s Carroll Webb led scorers with 10, and Johnny George anchored defense.
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Kids Incorporated Leaders Scramble to Resolve Postponed Games
In the 1951 season push toward playoffs KIDS INCORPORATED and other leagues rush to finalize standings. Unreported and postponed games trigger forfeit risks as the period ends Friday March 2, with several Senior and Junior matches recapped, including Sanborn, St Marys, River Road, Maverick Club, Summit and Horace Mann results.
Santa Anita Derby Set For Tomorrow
Arcadia Cal Feb 23 The 4th Santa Anita Derby features eleven three year olds in a mile and one eighth race for a net of 81500 to the winner from a total purse of 126000.
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Aggies Ranked Second as Top Defensive Team
The Texas Aggies sit second nationally behind Oklahoma A&M as the top defensive college basketball squad. The Aggies give up 44.8 points per game, narrowly better than Oklahoma’s 44.3.
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Wayland Five Ends Season at Panhandle Aggies Victory
Pioneers of Wayland College closed their 1950-51 schedule by defeating Panhandle Aggies 58 to 16 in Plainview. Leon Runt Burch played his final game for Wayland with 15 points while Cecil Davis, a standout freshman, scored 22 to lead the Pioneer scorers.
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