Cagey late play wins for Buffs
West Texas State College defeats Pepperdine 58-45 in Burton Gym as the Buffaloes surge in the last two minutes. The crowd saw a chilling finish with a 17-point surge during the final stretch, aided by Pepperdine fouls and decisive Buffalo free throws. Bill Allen, Bill Price, Charley Barnard, Sammie Malone, and Hubert Kitchens spearheaded the late rally.
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West Texas Buffs Rally Past Pepperdine In Close Bout
West Texas State beat Pepperdine 58 45 as the Buffs forced six late fouls and converted five 1 point free throws to seal the win. Kitchens led WT with 18 points while Price added 13, and Burrus 3 of 5. Pepperdine's Vic Larson drew crowd praise but WT pulled away late. The victory marks WTSA’s seventh win in ten games, next hosting Hardin Simmons.
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Waves
Kitchens
Price
Austell Burrus
Buffaloes
Lieberdine
John Furlong
Vic Larson
Burton Gym
Hardin-Simmons
Plowboys cruise to easy AAU win over Sandie Sophomores
Graham Hoeme blanked Sandie Sophomores 67 to 28 as Rufus Graves and Monk Ford led with 21 points each for the Plowboys in Amarillo College Gym. The team built an 8-0 start and led 25-11 at halftime and 47-19 after three periods. Welton Sargee added 16 for Graham Hoeme, which used only five players. In the nightcap, Amarillo College JV defeated Dowell’s Saratoga Cafe 56-45 with Ray Eubanks of Dowell’s scoring 16 and Carroll Clark and Kenneth Winter each 14 for the JVs.
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Sandie
Amarillo College
Rufus Graves
Monk Ford
Sophs
Welton Sargee
Bill Winters
Sandies
Dowell
Saratoga Cafe
Bob Carter
Jvs
Ray Eubanks
Dowell’s
Carrol Clark
Kenneth Winter
Clark
G. EF. Jones
142Nd National Guard Infantry
Saratoga
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Sullivan
Poe
Trell
Carlyle
Burnett
Stone
Bryant
Kelly
Smith
Twelve Nations Chart Defense
The twelve nation Atlantic Pact council met in Washington to approve a secret plan for defending Western Europe against aggression. Secretary of State Acheson led the session in the State Department, the third council gathering since the alliance formed. The article also notes a separate statistic about literacy growth in India's Central Provinces.
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Atlantic Pact Council
Western Europe
Acheson
United States
State Department
Topee
Pril
Standout Lloyd Jones Leads Cardinals Versus Quitaque
Lloyd Jones known as L A to Price College mates has been a top defender for the Cardinal basketball team this season and will play tonight at the Price gym against Quitaque at 7 30. A Friona native, he captained the football squad last fall as a fullback and played on the Cardinal B team as a forward last season. The Cards host St Josephs Academy of Abilene Saturday night at the Price gym.
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Wrestle Royal Goes To Swede
Gust Johnson the Seattle Swede won the eight man wrestle royal at the Sports arena. He defeated Gene Blackley of Anson in the finals after a night of brawling eliminations. Early favorites included Bob Cummings Rod Fenton Pierre LaBelle and Pat O Dowdy with LaBelle eliminated by rivals before Johnson's decisive victory.
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Gust Johnson
Seattle
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Anson
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Edmondton
Canada
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Jack Pappenheim
Troutdale
Johnson
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Portland
Pat O'Dowyd
LaBelle
O’dowdy
Pat
Seek Suspect in Woman's Kidnaping in Belton
Belton police sought a man named "Smokey" on kidnapping charges after E. B. Stamnitz Jr. said his wife was forced into a car during a Belton theater performance. Stamnitz, of Austin, identified the man only as Smokey. A state wide pickup was ordered after charges against John Doe alias Smokey.
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Pierre Wins Blooded Semifinal in Tight Wrestling Bout
In a fierce semifinal, Pierre defeated O Dowdy with two falls totaling five minutes while LaBelle and Johnson produced a brutal clash. O Dowd unleashed hammerlocks and stomps, LaBelle fought hard in and out of the ring as Blackley and John delivered holds, with 1,691 fans paying to witness the violent finish.
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Amarillo High drills pause before district opener
The Golden Sandies rest this weekend with Neal Carpenter ill and Leon Dowie under the weather while Gib Ford, Bobby Garner and Vern Irwin pace ahead. Lubbock scene stirs rumors of coaching upheaval and star player Jim Wilson's abrupt departure, amid talk of dissension affecting Westerners’ state bid.
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Jaycees edge Trailways in YMCA league tilt for second place
Junior Chamber of Commerce moves into a tie for second with Russell Stationery by beating Continental Trailways 24 to 20. Other games see Amarillo Bus Company narrowly defeat Russell’s 26 to 25 and International Harvester top Veterans of Foreign Wars 33 to 23 amid league standings chatter.
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Sandie Wrestlers In Finals Tonight at Amarillo Armory
Two Golden Sandie gridders reach the intramural finals in Amarillo High School's wrestling tournament at 7 30 p m. heavyweight clash pits Bob Harbin against Coy Long while Tom Edwards meets Orville Mullins for 175 pounds. Eight more titles and two exhibitions fill the card with matchups across 103 to 175 pounds.
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Orville Mullins
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Rayburn Stays Busy On Birthday No 68
Sam Rayburn, speaker of the House, turns 68 as a new session of Congress opens. The Texan has little time to celebrate, with a reception planned at the Mayflower Hotel hosted by Dale Miller of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. Miller. Introduction of migrant labor aided Australia’s steel output.
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Australia
Sydney Heat Wave Claims Three Lives In 102 Degree Day
A severe mid summer heat wave in the Sydney area left three dead and 64 prostrations as temperatures climbed to 102.2 degrees, the hottest in four years. Local authorities issued warnings as the scorcher persisted across New South Wales.
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Badgers Meet Odessa Tonight In Southwestern JC Opener
Amarillo College cagers, led by Dwain Craig and John Hall, seek a fifth straight win over Odessa in the Southwestern Junior College Conference opener. Odessa, with only two veterans, has one win in five games this season, while Amarillo relies on its height and a strong scoring attack to push past the undermanned Wranglers.
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Claude Tournament Scoreboard Highlights Local Action
In the Thursday rounds at Claude and surrounding events, teams posted notable results across multiple tournaments. Key scores include Tulsa 40 over Phillips 25, Stratford 51 over Panhandle 29, Canyon 56 over Groom 34, Claude 32 defeating Grover 38 to 32, and several other matchups across Childress Dalhart Sudan and Shamrock regional events. Notable girls and boys results feature Dalhart 55 Spearman 42, Sudan 43 Morton 19, Shamrock 70 Wellington 20, and Cotton Center 39 Olton 27 in girls play.
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Texas college scores and a flu note tie to Amarillo dean
A compilation of college basketball results lists Texas A M, TCU, Westminister, Temple, Columbia, Appalachian State and more with varied margins. The item ends with a personal notice: Mrs. Thomas Haynie of Amarillo High School is ill with the flu. she serves as dean of girls at Amarillo High.
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Public views on chivalry in daily life
A reader panel discusses whether men should yield seats to women on buses and let women exit elevators first. Ardel l Davis, Betty Murray, and Mildred Bow sher weigh in, noting manners reflect respect amid changing roles as women enter the workforce.
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Tennessee
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Milam
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Washington
Chivalry in Decline Sparks Mixed Opinions
Letters from North Bryan and Pierce salute old fashioned courtesy while noting a broad shift away from polite acts. Floy Webb says some women capitalize on seats on the bus, while Betty Sumpter argues for a revival of manners. Verneece Prock links courtesy to training amid a hurried era.
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YMCA Boys Church League game reports and scores
The page lists YMCA Boys Church League results for Polk Street Methodist and First Presbyterian plus St. A Episcopal with player by player tallies. Goforth, Raines, Bull, Ewing, McCarty, and Savage appear among scorers as teams post totals and per player figures.
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Thieves Strip Truck In Miami Night
Evans H. Haynes of Atlanta reported to police that thieves stole valuable equipment from his truck during the night totaling 405 dollars. The thieves took three tires and tubes two wheels and the locking chains and padlocks securing the rig.
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