Texas Junior League playoff standings and scores recap
Texas Junior League standings headline a night of close games and a forfeit decision. Price College initially led Cactus Plant 21-20 but requested a 1-0 forfeit, keeping Cactus in fifth place and Price still near the top with eight wins. McKinley beat Boys Ranch 21-8 as Boys Ranch relied on free throws. Humphreys Highland defeated Wolflin 31-18 with Moon scoring 12. St Marys A crushed Sanborn 70-21 led by Hunt 13 points. Intermediate League notes include Summit and Sanborn 82-34 in a high-scoring game and Humphreys Highland 35-16 over Amarillo College. Sam Houston edged Boys Ranch 18-13 in the final Intermediate game.
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Texas Junior League
Texas Junior
Lté&M Pet
Sam Houston
Heueee
Humphreys Highland
Price College
Sscgeeee
Cactus
Cess Cvesesssnes
CRI
Skeadevetnes Cs Ae Eg
Maverick Club
Ccceeceases
Boys Ranch
Texas League
Cactus Plant
Brother Regis
Price
Regis
McKinley
Mavericks
Stinnett
Ints Wolflin
Humphreys Highland Pewhouse
River Road
Larry Cooney
Buddy Glasgow
Ray Estes
Jerry Basden
Bill Helms
Pantex
ST. Mary’s
Sanborn
St. Mary's
Jerry Stewart
Young Stewart
Billy Joe Shell
Fred Palmer
Lynn Hunt
Andy Aikens
Victor Gomez
Carol Poirat
Jim Johnson
Summit
Dennis Smith
Arlen and Connors
Jim Carther
Jerry Smallwood
Joe Hughes
Amarillo College
Highlanders
Tony Oakley
Gerald Purser
Bob Williams
Jim Dobbins
Joe Harrison
Bob McWhorter
Jack Kasey
Amarillo Radio Programs SKGNC 3 KFDA and KLYN
Radio listings for Amarillo show varied programs on KFDA and KLYN including evening schedules. Defense Truman and music features appear in the Tuesday lineup with unspecified segments and times.
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Amarillo
SKGNC
KFDA
KLYN
KAMQ
Sam's Club of Ar Counter Spy Rex Rex Maupin
A fragmented OCR reads names and program titles including Rex Maupin and Men of the Press on a rural broadcasting page with breakfast club and music segments. The garbled text lists shows such as We Care DAY ORNTD and Betty Crocker among scattered program mentions.
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iNews Up
Sam’s Club of
Rex Rex Maupin
Rex Maupin
Men of the Press
Pi Press
Erwin Canham
Rishman
Riders of Sage
Varities
Betty Crocker
Dick Haymes
New Baseball Rules Take Effect In Spring Training
New major and minor league regulations reshape spring camps. Mound height set to 15 inches with baseline slope. strike zone defined by armpit to knee height in natural stance. crouching legal and may shrink the strike zone. Umpire gains power to call batter out on certain slides. A starting pitcher must work five innings for a win and rosin use is forbidden. Sam Houston defeats Boys Ranch 18 to 13, led by Daniels and Hunt, with Cain on defense and Mason leading Boys Ranch in scoring.
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New York
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Ump
Sam Houston
Boys Ranch
Preston Daniels
David Hunt
Owen Pickard
Jackie Cain
Earl Mason
Daniels
Hunt
Dallas Hiller
Hockey style rules eyed for Texas junior tourney play
Harold V. Ratliff reports an experimental rule set for the Texas Junior College tournament at College Station. Fouls draw penalty minutes instead of ejections, with varying durations by game period, plus a free-shot jump after fouls late in games. The piece also covers a battle over control of girls basketball between the High School Girls League of Texas and the Interscholastic League, and notes on Jackie Burke Jr guiding new assistants to Metropolis CC with Joe Moore Jr and Bob Watson joining him.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press Sports
Dallas
College Station
Versars RR Sree
Y & the
Girls Basketball League of Texas
L. C. McKamie
Ut McKamie
McKamie
Jackie Burke, Jr
Metropolis Country Club
White Plains
Joe Moore
Burke
Jimmie Demaret
Jimmie
Jackie
Frank Stranahan
Records Light Up State In Three-Day Basketball Meet
The 34 teams compete for state titles in Austin Thursday through Saturday with strong records shaping the field. Cayuga 47-0 and Waelder 40-1 headline Class B while Corpus Christi 31-4 leads Class AA. Class A tops include Birdville 29-3 and Texas City 22-5 defends.
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Associated
Austin
Cayuga
Waelder
Corpus Christi
Texas City
Chack
Birdvile
Fort Worth
Vernon
el Paso
Sweetwater
Highland Park
Dallas
Texarkana
A Christi
Harlingen
Canyon
Ballinger
Major Class B teams vie for top spots in district race
Birdville Fort Worth Gas ton Teague Lockhart French Beaumont South San Antonio and other Class B squads including Gruver Early Forreston Cayuga Warren Waelder Bishop and Marfa post strong records as the season progresses.
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Birdville
Fort Worth
Gaston
Teague
Lockhart
French
Beaumont
South San Antonio
Gruver
Early
Brownwood
Forreston
Cayuga
Warren
Waelder
Bishop
Marfa
Students Win College Honors Panhandle area natives named in Who's Who list
Fifteen students nationwide are recognized in the 1949-50 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Three honorees are Amarillo and Pampa alumni. Ervin Hitchcock, Amarillo High School class of 1944, is a senior religion major at George Pepperdine College in Los Angeles and serves as Religious Life committee chair.
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George Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Panhandle
Amarillo
Pampa
Ervin Hitchcock
Amarillo High School
Willie E. Hitchcock
Alabama
Hitchcock
Religious Life Committee
Anna Bockemohle
Who Who's
Religious Education
Graphic
SW Championship Is On Court Tonight
The Southwest Conference basketball championship wraps up tonight with Baylor, SMU, and Arkansas in contention. Two final games influence the outcome while Texas A&M vs Texas offers a chance for Tom Hamilton to claim a sole scoring title. Baylor and Arkansas were favored narrowly, with SMU and TCU also in play.
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United Press
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Attrac
Hamilton
Joe McDermott
Rice
George McLeod
TCU
Arkansas
Bears
SMU
Dallas
Horned Frogs
Fayetteville
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Ky Ebright
Megaphone
Golden Bears
Oakland
Ebright
By Bob Foight
Wolflin
Johnny Moon
Jorge Johnson
Sonny Barron
Bob Buchanan
Bubs Farrell
Alvin “Bugs
Boney
David Bechtel
Ozarka
America
Eureka Springs
Ark
Pure Spring
Nick Sez
Truman Truman
News of the World
The
4 Knights
Amer
Fanny Brice
Bob Hope
Fibber
Molly
Big Town Nbc
Big Town
NBC
Morton Downey
Eddie Albert
Desen
Dance Orchestra
Irving Fields Trio __ _ a
Wednes Tadio
Texas Wanderers
Ezhhbors
Hart
Trading Post Icbs
Smoky Joe Mdixie
Sons of the West
Leon Rusk
Smile
Red Foley iGarden
Webber
Old Corral
Platter Palace
Sons of Pioneers
Sam
Rev
J. Sisemore
Lionel Barrymore
John
Besman
Arthur Godfrey
Rly Fox
Tex Ruby
Pan
We Yare
Lears
Tex Wheeler
Margaret
David Harum
Ma Perkins
Hollywood
U.S.A
Dr. Malone
Jenny Lanny Ross
Texaco Star
Ter
Bob Wills
Cedric Foster
Panhandle Plains
Bob Eberly
Hlynd Hoedown
Winstop Duzzitt
Bob Willson
Grady Cole
Klyn Kowboys
Pepper Young Fa’lly
Prairie Sons
Ckstage
Gary Moore
Wester
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Happy Landing
Ry Moore
Young Wier Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Air
Farrell
Perry Mason
Jimmy Allen
Mark Trail
Chal’uge
Eddie Arnold
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Beulah
Fulton Lewis
Gabriel
Philip Marlowe
Frank Edwards
L News Reel
Red Cross
P’grn
Orch
the Nation iNews
B. Johns iNews Roundup
iDance Orchestra
Insomnia
Melody Trail
Benda
Boyce Agey Insurance
Plete Giese
Burgiery
Hardy Jim
Jim Hardy
Sun Valley
Idaho
Chicago Cardinals
Serboy
Cascade
Ged
A.dickels
Qhsc
Kentucky
SEG. A. Bickel Distilling Company
Somevice
Seneeea Re Te i
Stetson Open Road
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