Panhandle Golden Gloves Tourney Eyes 100+ Entries
Director Duke Nally expects over 100 entrants for the Panhandle regional Golden Gloves with tournaments at Borger Pampa Childress and Dalhart. Weigh in on Jan 25 open and school divisions include multiple weight classes. early entries aid processing and AAU registration. Tickets go on sale Friday at Maxor Drug Store with phone 4588 for orders. General admission is $1.20, reserved $1.80 and $2.40.
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Duke Nally
the Panhandle
Globe News
Borger
Pampa
Childress
Dalhart
Amarillo
West Texas State College
New Mexico
Amateur Athletic Union
Golden Gloves
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Eighth
Polk
Maxor
Kids Incorporated League Plays On Hold Amid Snow and Coaching Gaps
The Kids Incorporated program faces a delayed season with no games yet played due to heavy snow and staffing. Amarillo College Boys Ranch Maverick Club Pan Tex and Price College may form a shortened eight team league next week if coaches are found. several games are postponed or forfeited and rosters are being collected as adults volunteer.
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Amarillo College
Boys Ranch
Maverick Club
Pantex
Price College
Io Humbreys Highland
Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
Lincoln
Ty-Second
Rabbits
Sanborn
Desire
Various college basketball scores scattered across the nation
A collage of results shows Texas Tech defeating Texas Mines 57 to 39 and Baylor past SMU 44 to 37. North Carolina State beat David 7 to 64, while Alderson-Broaddus routed Morris Harvey 177 to 49. Other notable outcomes include LaSalle 85 over Baltimore 61 and St. Olaf 61 defeating Carleton 47.
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Texas Tech
Texas Mines
Baylor
Southern Methodist
North Carolina State
David
Morris Harvey
Alderson-Broad
West V State
Wilberforce
Potomac State
Aes
Kansas
Missouri
William and Mary
Baltimore University
Gor -Sydney
Randolph-Macon
Catholic U
Western Maryland
LaSalle
Baltimore
Oberlin
Case
Findlay
Cedarville
Midwest
DePaul
Notre Dame
Claude Houchin
Lawrence Tech
Tiffin
Butler
Miami
SMU
Co Tech
Trinity Puts Bill Mane In Line For Head Coach Post
SAN ANTONIO January 12 UP The Trinity University head coaching job goes to Bill Mane athletic director after an offer extended yesterday James a Centre College graduate with 25 years in Southwest Conference staff would succeed Jack Sanders who resigned January 3 to enter construction business Sanders previously announced departure and is not staying on in coaching role.
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San Antonio
Trinity University
Bill Mane
James
Centre College
Jack Sanders
Sanders
Boys and Girls Interracial Game In Knoxville
In Knoxville last night the boys and girls teams from a Negro and a white high school played before about 250 spectators, most of them Black. The Austin High School teams from Knoxville won both games. The rest of the page lists various college and high school scores from around the country.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Austin High School
Santa Fe Bowling Scores Show Wide League Totals
Multiple leagues report scores from Kansas Cityans and Santa Fe clubs. Notable performers include Amos 435 Patterson 360 Norman 504, Smith 353 Manning 535, Byers 470, and Chaddock 445. Team names span Indian, Navajo, Zuni, and Pioneer groups with varied wins across divisions.
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Santa FE
Kansas Cityans
Maycach
Jones
Dale
Zimmerman
Rose
OD Amos
Patterson
Norman
Ramsey
Ayers
Flyers
Ballett
Richards
Thompson
Davis
Snyder
Scouts
Harri
Judkins
Wheel
Savage
Chicagoans
Sloan
Nunn
Gabert
Smith
Wyatt
el Capitans
Mene
Byrd
Hill
Henville
Cernohouz
Kirksey
Guthridge
Rea
Kennedy
McNe
Manning
Carey
Horn
Schecher
Golden Gates
Cook
LaFallier
Vaughn
Hartman
Caverns
Elder
McFarland
Harmon
Simmons
Parks
Angelos
Burrell
Robinson
Woodburn
Eyes
Gately
Canyons
McKirahan
Casey
Veazey
Grooms
Johnson
Rangers
Brown
Moore
Blind
Rogers
Limiteds
Herman
Schroeder
Berg
Green
Can
Chiefs
Dubose
McLain
McGinnis
Sirois
Super Chiefs
Bartholoma
Thomas
Wallace
Tower
Tulsans
Woodruff
Wilson
Gleason
Diesels
Lee
Posey
Chaddock
DeGras
Taylor
Josey
Lovelady
Messenger
Lagunas
McCune
Hammer
Eatt
Zias
Marcus
Lupher
Wheeler
Jemez
Sineak
Brady
Blin Taos
Mann Bake
Rosenthal
Tehead
Hankinson
Sunray Packing
Blind Blind
Bechtold
Laughlin
E Cement
I— Blind
Forrister
Mangold
Buccola
Russell
Vol
Zion
Grasmick
Ylesenacae Cleaners
Garrett
Rankin
Grews
McMinn
Graham-Hoeme Plow Co
Motor Freight League
Texas and Oklahoma Lines
Urbanthe
Westerfield
Bowen
Gibson
Fulton
Canadian
Byers
Hicks
Meador
Towery
Brooks
Leeway Motor Freight
Simpson
Yarn
Boyer
Harris Amnesee
E. Neese
Reynolds
Richey
J. Neese
Black
Conger
Reddys
Roberts
Ingram
Stewart
Tors
O—Kerney
Streetman
Neubauer
Maxwell
Dynamos
Scott
Mortimer
Albright
Lacy
Reecner
Vermillion Rodgers
Jacobson
Price
McGuire
Turbines
Boyd — Filarski
Ycles
Soule
Norris
Blind Orma
Business
Girls’ League
Bank Bees
Evans
Miler
Ational Inn
Sacred Heart Edges Baptists In YMCA Cage Clash
Sacred Heart edged First Street Baptist 29 28 as the final minutes produced the decisive points at the Maple floor. San Jacinto Methodist overwhelmed Line Avenue Baptist 40 20, led by a double figure scoring surge and strong defense. J T Woodward starred for the Baptists with seven field goals as Earl Simpson paced the Methodists with six scores and two free throws.
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Sacred Heart
First Street Baptist
YMCA
San Jacinto Methodist
Line Avenue Baptist
Methodists
Line Avenuers
San Jacs
Polk Street Methodist
J. T. Woodward
Baptists
Earl Simpson
Methodist
First Baptist
Jones
Oda
Breshie
Nelson
Welter
Parker
Penn
Ij Brayton
Morrow
Horak
Langer
Lester
Scott
Garrett
Caldwell
I Miking
OlMirton
Wildcats Struggle as Kentucky Edges Bowling Green 63 61
Kentucky barely defeated Bowling Green 63 61 after a late stalling stretch. Ralph Beard led Kentucky with 20 points while Chuck Share scored 25 for Bowling Green, who missed 11 of 22 free throws in a narrow defeat at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
St. Louis Billikens
Wildcats
Kentucky
Cats
Long Island University
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bowling Green
Falcons
Chuck Share
Ralph Beard
Hamline
McAlester
Akron
Ping Fenn
Minnesota
Western Kentucky
Villanova
Fordham
Cincinnati
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Ivy
Yale
Tony Lavelli
Columbia
North Carolina
Wake Forest
George Washington
Georgetown
Canisius
Cornell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Muhlenberg-LaFayette
Pittsburgh Army
Seton Hall
Rutgers
Louisville
North Carolina State
Ty College of New York
West Virginia
CCNY
Nat Holman
Princeton
Harvard
Holy Cross
Loyola of Chicago
William and Mary
Walloping University of Baltimore
Davidson
Virginia
VMI
Clemson
Wofford
Unclear Scoreboard Snippet with Player Totals
A fragmented sports line shows players Ghormley 348 Chism 370 Smith 324 Lyndall 460 and team results for K M Service Station and Nichols Paint Co with several player numbers and a final score reference 0-Franklin 32. Names like Emer and Parker appear with additional numbers.
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Ghormley
Chism
Smith
Lyndall
K&m
Franklin
Lewis
Emer
Teesee Anderson Ss
Parker
Allen
Perach
Zanenittin
Nichols Paint Co
Wilson
Reece
Storandé
Rice
Glasco
Metzis Named Managers at Clovis Country Club
Mr and Mrs Jack Metzi were appointed managers of the Clovis Country Club, taking on management duties at the facility.
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Jack Metzi
Clovis Country Club
Louis Wins Over Ott in Exhibition Bout in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas Joe Louis the heavyweight champion boxed a four round exhibition against Orlan Ott of Chicago. Louis sparred two rounds then opened up in round three hurting Ott who remained on his feet through the final bell. The crowd of over four thousand saw Louis press the action in the final stages of the fourth.
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Topeka
Kan
Joe Louis
Orlan Ott
Chicago
Louis
Spar
Ott
Survey shows millions of US teenage girls use cosmetics
A Mopane survey indicates about 8 million teenage girls in the United States regularly purchase or use cosmetics and toiletry items, reflecting broad teen beauty product engagement across the country.
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The
Mopane
United States
YMCA Tourney Opens At Amarillo Armory Tonight
The YMCA Invitational Basketball Tournament starts tonight at 7 at the Amarillo High School Armory after a weather postponement. Finalists will be crowned Saturday night with a trophy for the winner and runnerup and miniature gold basketballs for participants.
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YMCA
Amarillo High School
Ymca Church
Phillips Petroleum
Industrial
San Jacinto Methodist
Joe Fortenberry
Phillips 66 Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
West Texas State College
Continental Trailways
Foxworth- Galbreath
Industrial League
Aggie Rice Basketball Battle Shifts to Tomorrow
Texas A&M and Rice Institute will clash in College Station at Houston tomorrow night, correcting a schedule misprint that had the game listed for tonight.
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College Station
Texas A&m
Rice Institute
Houston
Bank Heist Attempt In Rutland Foiled By Odd Currency Stack
A man entered a Rutland bank and handed a teller six rolls of half dollars and received $60. Investigators later found the rolls contained only a half dollar on each end with foreign coins sandwiched between, revealing a cryptic deception attempt.
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Rutland, Vt
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Amarillo Globe-News
Tye Amarilo Gant
Sf Co &Ible
Sater
Inter Me
Amarillo Jee-News
Texas
Fennemnentad
St. Mary’s
Margaret Wills
Dave Margolis
Harley-Davidson
WYDRA
GLIDE
York
We Down
East Paymen
Trinity
Loyola
Amherst
W. Maryland
Towson
Johns Hopkins
S. Car
Citadel
Bethel
Fenn
Dubuque
Ill Extension
Lake Forest
Hl. Inst. Tech
St. Benedicts
Rockhurst
St. Marys
Concordia
Emporia Twirs
Washburn
Baldwin Wallace
de Saga Regal
Oagno
Claude
SJ Baptist
Noble
J.t.wo
Cornel
Polk St
Todd
Autry
E. M. Herndon
Durham
Herndon
Hulan Watt
Southport
Wildcat
David Shapiro
George Washington University
Washington, DC
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Shapiro
Manhattan College
Joe Brown
Radcliff Supply CO
B. Brown
U.S
Olt
International Harvester of the
Summitt Baptist of
Church Loop
Gypsy Switch Works
W. T. Stanberry
FOU
Tyler
Tyler Mart Hudson
Jim Hudson
Gene Chapman
Steve Hudson
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