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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1949

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Texas U San Francisco National Collegiate Athletic Association University of Texas Austin

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