Whirlies and Buffs Are Cage Winners
In Panhandle Junior High action Nixson Whirlwinds defeated Sam Houston Rangers 39 to 32 and Horace Mann Buffaloes beat the Pampa Reapers 22 to 17 in the new six team league. Charles Leiber led Nixson with 13 points, Bill Franks had 12, and Bobby Hudgins added eight as the Rangers relied on Art McKay Noah Davis and Billy Franklin for scoring.
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Nixson
Whirlwinds
Horace Mann Buffaloes
Sam Houston Rangers
Tom Gilley
Buffs
Pampa Reapers
Leiber
Bobby Garner
Franks
Reapers
Perry Browder
Stanley Manness
McCalip
Reaper
Manness Carpenter
Hayworth Browder Foster
Rewlins
King Reynolds
Wylie
Peewee
Douglas
Allen
Lively
Cline Seer
Poneeee
Sam Houston
Davis
Franklin McCue
Owe McKay Settee
Hamilton Knight
Hudgins
Garner
All-District 2-AA Banquet and Local Bowling News
Howard Lynch and others attend the All-District 2-AA banquet in Childress with guest speaker SMU assistant coach Rusty Russell. The piece details football history between Sandies and Masons, district awards, upcoming banquets, and extensive local bowling league results featuring Kiwanis Golds, BPOE, Lions Club, Jaycees, and others, plus Amarillo Sandies versus Dumas and Plainview matchups.
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Howard Lynch
Harry Gilstrap
Childress
Rusty Russell
SMU
Sandie-Masonic
Mighty Mites
Sandies
Masons
Masonic
Amarillo
LaMotta to fight Bell in Madison Square Garden rematch
Middleweight bout featuring Jake LaMotta against Tommy Bell at Madison Square Garden in a ten round rematch. Bell seeks revenge after beating LaMotta last July while LaMotta aims to extend a 10 win in 12 bout run. The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports broadcast airs tonight at 9 PM on KFDA.
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Jake LaMotta
Bronx
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Jake
Ray Robinson
Bell
Sock
Tommy
LaMotta
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KFDA
Dick Harlow Elected President of American Coaches Assn
Dick Harlow of Harvard was elected president of the American Football Coaches Association, replacing Ray Morrison of Temple. The association also named FE. E. (Ted) Wieman of Maine as first vice president and D. Tuss McLaughry of Dartmouth as secretary treasurer. The group meets with the NCAA and will continue sessions through Sunday.
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ST. Louis
Dick Harlow
Harvard
American Football Coaches Association
Ray Morrison
Temple
FE. E
Ted) Wieman
Maine
Buckley Accepts Xavier College Coaching Job
Navy Lt. Phil Buckley announced a three year contract to coach Xavier College in Cincinnati, his alma mater, following a Columbus Fulldogs led three straight American League Professional football titles.
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Shanghai
Navy
Phil Buckley
Columbus Fulldogs
Xavier College
Cincinnati
Razorbacks Open Tourney at Baylor in Texas Swing
Arkansas faces Baylor in a two game set at Waco as the Razorbacks begin a key road swing in the Southwest Conference. Rice and SMU loom in Fayetteville after the Baylor series, with Arkansas poised to contend for the conference title.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Baylor
Bears
Waco
College Station
Texas A
Parkers
Razorbacks
Bruins
Arkansas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Fayetteville
Owls
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Tenth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves in Amarillo
Boxing schedule at Auditorium USC from January 21 to 24 features matches and the event plans. Athletic events include Amarillo College facing Eastern New Mexico College at Portales on Saturday and West Texas State meeting Abilene Christian College in Canyon on Friday night.
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Globe - News
USC
Amarillo College
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
Globe-News
Thomas
le Gourmet
West Texas State
Abilene Christian College
Canyon
Amarillo Sendies
Dumas Demons
High School Armory
Buffs Prime for Wildcats in Border Conference clash
West Texas State basketball coach Gus Miller analyzes season stats showing why the Buffaloes win or lose. All American J W Malone is at 45% field goals and 72% free throws. They host Abilene Christian College at 8 p m with 75 cent admission in Canyon.
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Borden Price
Don Leach
Bill Miller
Neil Jackson
Abilene Christian College
Texas Tech
East Texas League Sets Opening Dates For 1935 Schedule
Greenville news reports East Texas League president J. Walter Morris announced a Sunday meeting at the Washington Hotel to draft a league schedule. Six teams Greenville Tyler Sherman Henderson Jacksonville and Lufkin will compete as the season begins around April 23.
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Greenville
J. Walter Morris
Washington Hotel
Morris
Tyler
Sherman
Henderson
Jacksonville
Lufkin
Past Grand Master of Pythias Dies of Injuries in Hospital
Dr. G. H. Ater past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Texas Knights of Pythias died in Knox City Hospital yesterday from injuries after his car collided with a cattle truck near Benjamin Texas.
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Pythias
Lubbock
G. H. Ater
Grand Lodge of Texas
Knights of Pythias
Knox City Hospital
Benjamin, Texas
Hunters Note Ducks Geese Still In Season
Hunters may continue to hunt ducks, geese, and brant until January 20 under Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Laws. Exemptions apply near Lake Texoma where shooting ended December 31. Daily bag limits: ducks ten per day with one wood duck, two days’ possession. geese four blue and snow geese plus two of another kind per day with two days’ possession.
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Texas
Lake Texoma
Loop Looks For Gridders
New York news reports the NFL seeks a skim milk crop of 1946 graduates for its draft as clubs plan to announce multiple selections in a five day meeting. The war shifted college talent and most stars will not yet hold degrees, except Duke with KelLey Moto, Bear Knotts, George Clark and Gordon Carver.
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New York
National Football League
NLF
Duke University
Kelley Moto
Bear Knotts
George Clark
Gordon Carver
NFL
Sports Boom Foreseen by NCAA Leaders After War
St Louis reports NCAA meeting where college presidents coaches and athletic directors foresee a postwar boom in intercollegiate sports. They expect great growth but warn of potential hazards while control remains with individual colleges or conferences for the coming year until the 1947 New York meeting.
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ST. Louis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
New York City
Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Calls Meeting Of Coaches For Amarillo League
A coaches meeting for the Amarillo Boys Basketball League is set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Maverick Club. Ralph Dykeman says league play starts Jan 22, with teams assigned at the meeting and more coaches needed. River Road Pleasant Valley and Wolf in each enter two teams, North Side Independents enter one team in the intermediate group. Jack Haimes will sign players in the Wolfin district and asks local boys to contact him promptly.
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Amarillo
Maverick Club
Ralph Dykeman
River Road
Pleasant Valley
Woflin
North Side Independents
Jack Haimes
Woflin Cagers
Wolflin
Cards Face Busy Weekend on Foreign Courts
Price College Cardinal basketball team travels to Panhandle to face the Panthers tonight and Borger Exes on Saturday. Coach Brother Liguori plans to start Bobby Welter Bert Murdock Gene Morrow Joe Langer and Frank Benevidez with Wayne Myatt Ray Prien Louis Gallegos Lyle Murdock and Herbert Ordel heide to push for three and four on the road.
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Panhandle
Panthers
Redbirds
Boreans
Brother Liguori
Bobby Welter
Bert Murdock
Gene Morrow
Joe Langer
Frank Benevidez
Wayne My
St Paul Falls To Dallas In Ice Hockey Tilt
Dallas beat St Paul 5 to 4 at Fair Park Arena to gain a share of fifth place in the U S Ice Hockey League with 26 points. Dallas opened with three goals in the first period and added two in the second while St Paul led briefly but could not hold. Tonight's schedule shows Minneapolis at Omaha and St Paul at Kansas City.
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United Press
Dallas
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Fair ® Park Arena
Saints
Texans
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Mansas City
Cccoes
Dane de Adores
Tulsa
Sixteen Cage Teams Pair Off In Invitational Tourney
Sixteen high school teams paired off for the Sixth Annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Invitational Basketball Tournament in Houston. Twenty-two games will be played before a champion is crowned tomorrow night, with Milby of Houston the defending titleholder.
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Dumas
Moore County
Amarillo
High School
Plainview Bulldogs
Sandies
Sandie A
Carteres Oudeesa
Witdaweadedsaes
Reson Ick Aéececes
Ar Re
Pocrgms
Nepecseesees
Ae Ee
Pe. Ft. Tp
Myers
French Ithes
Ham Wales
Thompson
Hager
Coto «We Chesecolosses
Charles Tucker
Oklahoma
Houston
Tex
Cage Results Across Universities and Colleges
Individual game results list Cage team scores with Holy Cross beating Bowling Green 69 63 and Syracuse 61 to Niagara 29. Marshall 82 over Fairmont Tehrs 47. Naval Armory Chicago 60 over Navy Pier 47. Villanova 38 over Boston College 34. Puerto Rico University 47 over Loyola Chicago 44. North Dakota 45 over Augustana 41. Maryville 53 over Missouri School of Mines 51. Albion 58 over Calvin 43. Bemidji 44 over Moorhead 35. Wittenberg 59 over Wilmington 51.
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Holy Cross
Bowling Green
Syracuse
Niagara
Marshall
Fairmont Tehrs
Naval Armory
Chicago
Navy Pier
Villanova
Boston College
Puerto Rico University
Loyola Chicago
North Dakota University
Augustana College
Maryville Tehrs
Missouri School of Mines
Albion
Calvin
Bemidji Tehrs
Moorhead Tehrs
Wittenberg
Wilmington
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Patt
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Harrison Colson
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Dick Moss
Guy Wheeler
Gene Barnett
Bill Haworth
Johnny Garrison
Bo Graham
Vernon Johnson
John Knox
Boyd Russell
Paul Ord
Joe Gibson
Vernon Eubanks
Graham and
Damion
Globe News
Thomas’ Dinner House
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Ruby Wagner
Betty Weeks
Ruth Dorris
Jimmy Shane
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Wallie’s Bowl
Patt Powell
Putt
Putt Powell
Bill Baker
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Civic League
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Kiwanis Golds
BPOE
John Weeks
Horned Crew
Hank Allen
Aubrey Jackson
Lions Club
Doc Cain
Matt Hudson
Jaycees
ABC Boys
Slim Burke
Bill Durham
Louis Ridings
American Legion Boys
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Maggie Haley
Cusick
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Les Rhea
Howell
Elks Club
Kiwanis Blues
Papa Fletcher
Phil Reppert
Keager
Roger Teas
Frank Crews
Jim Hudson
Wanda Adkins
Walter Winchell
Amarillo Sandies
Cope
American Coaches Assn
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Associated Press
West 6Th ST
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Waterfill and Frazier
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East Texas League
Tri-Way
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Complete Mechanicc
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Oliver-Eakle Bldg
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