Compliance Committee Reports Sanity Code Violations
A dense list of league scores and names follows, including numerous clubs and individuals such as Hongoia, Atlas Life, McGuire, Novak, Williamson, and Boswell. The report catalogs wins across multiple leagues like INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE and AREA OF RECLAMATION LEAGUE with multiple events and players listed per team.
NCAA survey shows steady progress on ethics code
The NCAA Compliance Committee reports most members adhere to the year-old code while a few ignore violations. Clarence F. Houston of Tufts, chairman, said progress is ongoing and that about 20 complaints have been investigated, with some cases closed and others pending further inquiry.
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San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Association
Clarence F. Houston
Tufts College
NCAA
Houston
Ralph W. Rigler
University of Michigan
James H. Stewart
Dallas
Southwestern Conference
Presbyterians Suffer Defeat in YMCA Basketball League
First Presbyterian lost 23 to 22 to Jam Jar in the YMCA Boys Church league feature. Carter led Jam Jar with seven points as 15 players shared scoring. other games saw Polk Street Methodist beat First Baptist 30 to 11 and First Christian routing Temple Baptist 38 to 16 with L Smith, Jackson, and F Smith scoring 15, 11, and 10 respectively.
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First Presbyterian
Jam Jar
Te Ymca
Carter
Polk Street Methodist
First Baptist
First Christian
Temple Baptist
L. Smith
Jackson
F. Smith
E. Chatton
Polk St. Meth
Pt Cc. Mulky
Alexander
Wedg'th
Martin
Barnwell
Stocton
Smith
Presby
Neely
Cooney
Gunnels
Bairns
Winters
Estes
Wise
Anthony
Rutter
Stuart
Isaacs
Holt
O Aldridge
Davis
Turley
Neese
Poind'ter
McCrow
Reid
Chandlis
Miners Upset Tech 57-53 in Border Conference clash
Texas Mines stunned Texas Tech 57-53 as Kayo Perez led with 17 points and crucial ball handling in the final minutes. Arizona beat Hardin-Simmons 50-43, Leon Blevins had 15 for Arizona, Julius Stagner 13 for Hardin-Simmons, James Hill 16 for Tech. West Texas State vs New Mexico postponed.
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Associated Press
Texas Mines
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Kayo Perez
Perez
University of Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
West Texas State
New Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico A&m
Las Cruces
Arizona State of
James Hill
Transportation league standings and top scores
In the transportation division Yellow Cab led with Gerken 446 Tomlin 534 Owen 365 Foster 452 and Hinkamp 440. Greyhound Bus Vander slice 435 Abbott 486 Henderson 406 Rice 434 Prestridge 442. Amarillo Bus Nussbaum family 268 421 391 436 and Blind 435. Rock Island Rockets Bullock 383 Brooks 288 Burris 439 Blind 411 Denver 445.
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Barry
Awe
Carter Sons
Hongoia
Wilson
Milligan
Blind
Lyles
Khiva Temple
Vogel
Cain
Neely
Reager
Bechtold Sil
Atlas Life
Novak
Eccas A McGuire
Allen
Gunn Bros
Weatherwax
Werrick
Smith
Prince
Man's Flowers
Ohnson
Cox
Byers
International League Threshers
Cupp
Talley
Doss
Clement
Motor Cks
Lawson
Weiland
Clevenger
Hay Tools
Womble
Molyneaux
Parsons
Sneed
Pairy
Moffitt
Rites
Ford
Sparks
Cloud
Limp
Stoops
Vaught
Tillage Tools
Parker
Jennings
Weiriel
Hammer Mulls
Turner
Warlick
Leon
Binders
Williamson
Kuhlman
Nichols
Pruitt
Tractors
Grier
Mayhue
Ee Wee
Glasco
Holt
Artne
Areaa OF Reclamation League
McDonald
O&m
Afterburn
Civic-Service League
K of C
Boyd
Bromert
Anderson
Rad
Ons
Stockton
Daily
Marsh
Prien
Vv No
Bolmer
Grimes
H. Parker
A. Parker
Rauscher
Jaycee
von Loewenstern
Thompson
Ferguson
Prugh
Klein
Lions
Krupp
Exchange
Tadlock
Ramsey
Loter
Grasmick
Stanislao
Raef
Gruber
Elks No
Farmer
Forister
Morgan
ABC
Osenbaugh
Good Mer
Wedding
Holland
VFW
Brown
Storandt
Cotter
Zion
Moore
Graham
Durkay
Peterson
Bates
Coleman
Reppert
BPOE
Pearson
Powell
Oakes
Weeks
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Cusick
Wood
Haley
McClendon
Martin
Kiwanis Gold
Hudson
Jackson
Fyfe
Lions Cubs
Pestor
Harris
Douglas
Headrick
Exchange Club
Vanderloon
Huber
Cunningham
Jones
Pyeatt
Mason
Owing
Garrett
Rankin
Faust
Optimist
Rudson
Kaufman
Manterneck
Tucker
Buccola
Rotary
Saunders
Torrey
Moreland
Boxwell
Fletcher
Peerless
Neenan
Ursprung
West
Neubauer
Pitcock
Tomlin
McMinn
Foster
Wimberley
Barrow
Dowell
Zion Gravestock
Green
Ghormley
Gerken
Horn
Wagner
Albright
Mullins
Wicker
Jacobson
Boxwell Bros
Bradley
Gravestock
Canada Dry
Duniven
Dallage
Melton
Parkinson
Barnst
Mullin
Palo Duro Motors
Camdren
Hanna
John McCarty
Mann
Walker
Duke
Team No
Alestri
Timmons
Wonder Suds
Gaines
Slaton
Norman
Gentry
West Texas Wholesale
Grenewald
Gardner
Alexander
Hatley
Hockenberry
Putman
Per
Producers Grain
Witt Motors
Tennant
B. Witt
Crowell
I. Witt
Prescription Lab
Bill McClendon
Bram McClendon
Jaycee League Pillpushers
Kennedy
Long
Nutcrackers
Edwards
Gordon
Branner
Marler
Baker
Roadhogs
Snow
Trolinger
Oliver
Wildcats
Mager
Gibbons
Kirk
Paugh
Tailtwisters
B. Jones
M Jones
Goodner
White
Nightowls
Raines
Skipworth
Adams
Bobcats
Cowan
Atterback
Bullock
Kay
Whitacker
Transportation Yellow Cab
Owen
Hinkamp
Greyhound Bus
Vanderslice
Abbott
Henderson
Rice
Prestridge
Amarillo Bus
M. P. Nussbaum
L. J. Nussbaum
G. F. Nussbaum
A. G. Nussbaum
Rock Island Rockets
Brooks
Burris
Denver
Five Texas PGA Tournaments Planned for 1949 Season
Texas will host five PGA events in 1949 with total purses of $56,500. The Texas Open in San Antonio kicks off February 10 offering $10,000, followed by a Houston open February 17 to 20 also $10,000. Harlingen hosts the Rio Grande Valley Open February 24 to 26 with $10,000 amid noted past rule disputes. May 28 Dallas hosts the Texas PGA open at $11,500, and Colonial CC Fort Worth plans a late May open with $15,000 for a 36-player field.
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Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Harlingen
Henry Ransom
Ravinia
Ill
Norman von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Ransom
George Schneiter
Landis
Schneiter
PGA
Texas Pga
Colonial Country Club
Fort Worth
Three Tech Gridders Drafted by Packers
Three Texas Tech players Billy Kelley Glenn Lewis and Bobby Williams were drafted by the Green Bay Packers. Kelley is an end Lewis a halfback and Williams a center joining the NFL team as part of the draft.
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Lubbock
Van
Texas Tech
Green Bay Packers
Billy Kelley
Glenn Lewis
Bobby Williams
Martin Beats Dory Funk In Top Mat Bout
Wayne Martin defeats Dory Funk in a decisive five fall match at the Sports Arena. Funk bleeds after a gash on the forehead and loses when counted out after being forced outside the ring. La Due from Canada edges Gideon with a disputed first fall win and subsequent victories. Olson and Hickson overpower Trudell and O Dowdy in the opening bout.
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Jerry Rolander
Wayne Martin
Amarillo
Funk
Martin
National Wrestling Association
Vic Weber
Monte le Due
Quebec
Canada
Eddie Gideon
Montgomery
Alabama
la Due
Billy McBain
McBain
Gideon
Milt Olson
Billy Hickson
Benny Trudell
Pat
Five Tilts for SWC Tomorrow
Five SWC basketball games dot the schedule with Texas Christian opening with Texas A&M in Fort Worth following a 58 52 upset of Southern Methodist. Southern Methodist plays Texas in Dallas as Texas begins its conference slate. Tomorrow Texas A&M meets SMU in Dallas while Baylor hosts Rice in Waco and Texas visits Fort Worth for a TCU showdown. Arkansas plays Phillips Oilers in Little Rock outside league play.
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Associated Press
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
Fort Worth
Texas
Dallas
A&m
Baylor
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Rice
Waco
Phillips Oilers
Little Rock
Horned Frogs
Wayland Seeks New Athletic Affiliation After TJCAA Ineligibility
Plainview January 7 Wayland College, now a four year school, sought a new athletic conference after being ruled ineligible for TJCAA competition. The South Plains college had won the TJCAA basketball crown last year and had drafted a schedule against conference foes.
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Plainview
U.P
Wayland College
Texas Junior College Athletic Association
South Plains
Golden Sandies Triumph Over Roswell Coyotes In El Paso Hope
On January 7 Amarillo’s Golden Sandies defeated Roswell 39 to 24 as a small but vocal crowd backed them. Local figures and former Amarillo residents including Clyde Blackwell and Pinkey Patton were among the attendees.
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EL Paso
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Roswell
Amarillo High School
Albert Forrester
Amarillo Country Club
Roswell Country Club
Art McKay, Jr
Sandie
Forrester
Jack Madison
Guy Nickson
Nickson
Cothren Terrell
Coyotes
Poe Corn
Sandies
Tigers
Jack Little
Bay
Sandies and Tigers square off in Border City clash
Globe Sports reports El Paso Tigers host the Golden Sandies with Amarillo atop early standings. Tigers beat Roswell twice while Amarillo won big in Roswell. El Paso coach expects a tough series as local stars Jack Eaton Bobby Madrid and Raymond Mena lead the Tigers against Amarillo Kevs.
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Border City
Patt Powell
Globe Sports
EL Paso
T. G. Hull
Golden Sandies
el Paso Tigers
Clarence Jarvis
Tigers
Amarillo
Jack Eaton
Bobby Madrid
Raymond Mena
Art Medrano
Tony Lama
Bowie
Red Star Inn
Texas League Owners Meet in Fort Worth
Texas League club owners held a routine two day meeting in Fort Worth with expected adoption of a 154 game schedule. April 13 opening and September 11 closing date set. discussions may include a Negro circuit and a possible five year contract for President J Alvin Gardner.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Bill Ruggles
Mages
J. Alvin Gardner
Gardner
Bill Veeck
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Humphries
Aiken to Discuss Nebraska Job in Lincoln
San Francisco report says Oregon head coach Jim Aiken will travel to Lincoln in a few days to discuss taking over the University of Nebraska coaching post. The article notes Wayland likely seeks Texas Conference membership as Hardin College departs for the Lone Star line.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Jim Aiken
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Wayland
Texas
Hardin College
Lone Star Conference
Tulsa Oilers Skipper Vincent Outlines Spring Prospects
Tulsa Oilers skipper Al Vincent previews the 1949 Texas League season in a letter to supporters. He assesses infield needs at first base, pitching staff strength and catching depth, highlights returning players like Russ Burns and Johnny Lane, and notes promising newcomers such as John Moore and Franks Davis. He cites potential replacements for top pitchers and references spring training starting March 14 at Alexandria Louisiana.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
al Vincent
Tulsa Oilers
Oilers
Autleia
Vincent
Charlie Kress
Johnny Lane
Billy Capps
Harry Donabedian
Syracuse
Long John Fox
Fort Wayne
Russ Burns
Jay Haney
John Moore
Ogden
Franks Davis
Fletcher Robbe
Columbia
Robbe
Harry Perkowski
Everett Liveley
Bud Byerly
Dave Jolly
Jolly
Frank Smith
Bob Christopher
Lockport
Ken Polivka
Denver
Dewey Williams
Cincinnati
Walt Wrona
Bob Nieman
Fred Parnell
Morganton
Danny Dalio
Harold Meek
Gene Fleming
Oosterbaan Named Coach of the Year Misses Banquet
In San Francisco Bennie Oosterbaan was voted Coach of the Year in the Scripps Howard poll but was snowbound en route to the banquet. Michigan Athletic Director Orin Crisler accepted the trophy on his behalf as the train stalled at Kimball Nebraska.
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San Francisco
U.P
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Scripps- Howard
Oosterbaan
Kimball
Neb
Orin “Fritz” Crisler
High School Basketball Scores from Borger to Claude Tournament
A compilation of boys and girls results across numerous high school games and tournaments, including Borger, Pampa, Spearman, Follett, Wellington, McLean, Claude, Shamrock, Sundown, Littlefield, Sundown, and other towns. Notable showings include Spearman 44 Follett 35 in girls action and Claude tournament pairings with closer margins across multiple matchups.
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Borger Jr. Clign
Pampa
J. H
Borger
McLean
Wellington
Spearman
Follett
Sae Oe
Matador
Flemont
Flomet
Amarillo
Roswell
Claude Tournament
Dimmitt
Vega
Canyon
Stratford
Indiana Central
Earlham
Huntington
Indiana Tech
St. Johns U
Minn
Wahpeton Science
Toledo
Wayne
West Texas
Union
Georgetown
Magnolia A&m
Ark A&m
Monticello
Long Island U
North Carolina State
Otterbein
Defiance
Wilberforce State
Lockborne Air Base
Muskingum
Ohio
Ottawa University
Bethany College
Indiana State
Hillsdale
U. of Ariz
Hardin-Simmons
Adelphia
Queens
Geneva
Bethany
St. Bonaventure
Gen
Fisk
Knoxville
Louisville
Memphis St
Mich. Nor
Adrian
Badgers Face Howard JC Five Tonight
Howard County Junior College Wranglers host Amarillo College Badgers in a conference opener. Howard County has five wins in seven starts while Amarillo is five and nine, each featuring tall lineups and key scorers like Kile and Rogers.
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Big Spring
Howard County JC Wranglers
Amarillo College Badgers
Wranglers
R. P. Carter
Badgers
Frank Phillips Junior College
Borger
Howard County
Odessa
Cisco
Weatherford
San Angelo
Clifton
Wayland
Hardin Simmons Frosh
Joe Louis
Delber Turner
Bill Fletcher
Carter
Gerald Rogers
John Ballard
Art Schickram
James Kile
Jimmy Carter
Amarillo
Kile
Rogers
Carter to Launch Kids Inc Coaches Institute
Coach Bob Carter of Amarillo College Badgers will outline a four session coaches institute at a Maverick Club meeting Sunday afternoon. The program uses demonstrations films and lectures to show adults how to organize and coach Kids Inc basketball teams for all age groups next week at two and a half hour sessions.
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Kids, Inc
All Kids, Inc
Maverick Club
Bob Carter
Amarillo College Badgers
Carter
Maverick Ub
Texas Wins 1949 NCAA Tennis Championship Bid
SAN FRANCISCO January 7 The NCAA has awarded the 1949 tennis championships to the University of Texas. The tourney will be held in Austin in June.
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Texas U
San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Texas
Austin
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