West Texas-New Mexico League schedules top 1946 docket
The 1946 West Texas-New Mexico League schedule will be discussed at the Herming Hotel meeting at 10 this morning. Topics include player and salary limits and minimum admission prices for members Abilene Amarillo Clovis Albuquerque Lamesa Borger and others. Four managers are named Zinn Seeds Miller Sturdivant. The league, inactive since 1942, is reorganized in Lubbock with talks of attendance aims and maximum Class C salaries.
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Milton Price
Texas League
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Hack Miller
Lubbock
George Sturdivant
Bob Seeds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Luibbock
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Hollywood Stars
Chicago White Sox
West Texas
Buck Fausett
H. G. Fausett
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Leeds
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Panhandle Sportsmen Club to Offer 1000 Prize in Local Fishing Contest
The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen Club opens a fishing contest offering 1000 in cash prizes across bass crappie channel cat and perch divisions. Entries require 1 membership per family, weigh-ins at Gunn Hinerman Tire Co, and fish caught within 125 miles of Potter County courthouse. Contest runs through December 31 1946 with a January 1947 award meeting.
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Gunn-Hinerman
Panhandle
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L. A. Flack
J. F. Coffman
Panhandle Sportsmen's Club
Prien
Oden Goves
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen Club
Potter County
Gunn-Hinerman Tire Co
Seventh
Harrison
Victory Bend
Jack Culp
Jess Pearce
boxing entry urged for Golden Gloves tournament in Panhandle
The writer urges more competent contestants for the Golden Gloves in the Panhandle with emphasis on open division. He criticizes weight-cutting practices and argues for daily weigh-ins to keep boxers in their true classes and preserve stamina for future champions. He hopes coaches and boxers accept this view before the 1947 tournament.
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Chicago
Duke Nally
Blair Cherry To Head Longhorns
The University of Texas board names Dana Bible athletic director for one year starting January 1 1947 at 9000 dollars. Blair Cherry becomes head football coach for one year at 8000 dollars. Howard Gilstrap named first assistant coach at 6000 dollars. Cherry and Gilstrap renew current-year salaries.
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University of Texas Board of Regents
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Bible
Blair Cherry
Howard Gilstrap
Cherry
Gilstrap
Linn To Lead All-District 1 AA Banquet Toastmaster
J B Linn will head the Globe-News All District 1 AA banquet next Sunday afternoon at Thomas Dinner House. The 1937 Sandie quarterback serves as KGNC chief announcer and is praised as a clever toastmaster. Blair Cherry of Texas will be guest speaker.
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Globe-News
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Sandie
KGNC
Blair Cherry
University of Texas
Lynch
Cherry
Globe- News
Tickets on Sale For Golf Roundup
E T Ducats for the first annual Golfers Roundup, sponsored by the Amarillo Golf Association, are on sale at the pro shops of Amarillo Country Club, Ross Rogers and Sunset. Admission is $2.50 for the event on Feb. 11 at Le Gourmet.
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Amarillo Country Club
Ross Rogers
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Vest Named Coach at Southwest Texas State College
George Vest former backfield star of Southwest Texas State College has been appointed coach of his alma mater. The announcement comes after his prior playing days and marks his return to the college as head coach.
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WEST
SAN Mercos
George Vest
Southwest Texas State College
Sandies Defeat Bulldogs 30 22 In Tight Amarillo Victory
The Amarillo Golden Sandies beat the Plainview Bulldogs 30 to 22 at the High School Armory to extend their streak to seven wins. Coach T. G. Hull’s defense limited Plainview to nine points in the first half while Amarillo scored twenty. Carter led Plainview with 10 points. Malone added 12 for Plainview.ibr>
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Hale County Five
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Carter
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Doyle Malone
High Point Woners
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Watson
Bauman
Pickens
McDowell
Lasser
Ee Davis
Johnson
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Farmer Steer
Byare MeeVickers
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Echols
Stoneham Wee Bona Seen
Meyers
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Medias
McDowell Johnson
Seale Plainview
Beele
Byars
McVickers
Malone
Bond
Eyers
Stovall
Sandie greats debated in weekly column showdown
Old Tack asked who is Sandie football's greatest with Howard Lynch and Blair Cherry discussed. Stanley Mauldin 1938 center tops Lynch’s list, ahead of Burl Bufkin 1930 wingback and Bob Clesson. Mauldin recently discharged from the Army and signed with Miami in the All-America Pro League.
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Blair Cherry
Bob Clesson
Burl Bufkin
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Clesson
Lynch
Bufkin
Sandie
Stanley Mauldin
Mauldin
Stan
Bill Thompson
Cliff Matthews
Miami
Coaches Meet at Boys' Club for City League Basketball
A meeting for coaches and interested persons in the Boys' Basketball League is set for 2 PM at the Maverick Club. Ralph Dykeman announces 19 teams have entered, with boys grouped by height weight and age into Pee Wees Juniors and Intermediates. Play begins January 22 and intramural leagues will feed the city champions who prize trophies. Venues include the Maverick Boys Ranch Price College and Margaret Wills gyms.
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Ralph Dykeman
Dykeman
Maverick
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Oil Bowl receipts split between Georgia and Tulsa clubs
Houston January 12 U P reports that the second annual Oil Bowl game on New Year’s Day between Georgia and Tulsa grossed 101843.80. Holly M Brock Bow president said each school will get 29424.55 after taxes, amounting to 35 percent.
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U.P
Georgia
Tulsa
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Adair to Manage San Antonio Missions in Texas League
Jan 12 report lists Jim Adair as the manager of the San Antonio Missions for the upcoming Texas League season. The announcement names Adair as the team leader and outlines his new role.
Shotwell Named Abilene High Coach and Athletic Director
P E Shotwell veteran Longview High School coach accepts three year contract as director of athletics and head football coach at Abilene High School. He led Abilene teams 1917 to 1923 reaching the state finals in 1922 and winning the state title in 1923.
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P. E. Shotwell
Longview
Abilene High School
Shotwell
Breckenridge
Port Arthur
Tenth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves Event
Globe-News lists events including the Tenth Annual Golden Gloves at the Auditorium USC from January 21 to 24 and the Second Annual All-District 1-AA Football Banquet set for January 20 at Thomas Dinner House. Also noted is the First Annual Golfers Roundup on February 11 at Le Gourmet and a college basketball game West Texas State at New Mexico in Albuquerque January 18 and 19. Amarillo Sandies meet West Texas High Calves at the High School Armory on Thursday night.
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Glazner Named Director of Wildlife Restoration
W C Glazner of Falfurrias will become director of wildlife restoration for the Game Fish and Oyster Commission next Tuesday. He has served as regional game manager in the Falfurrias area and will replace Daniel W Lay, who moves to a field position in the Lufkin area.
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Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
W. C. Glazner
Falfurrias
Glazner
Daniel W. Lay
Lufkin
Borger Exes Rally Past Cardinals 40 32 In Local Showdown
Borger Exes defeated Price College Cardinals of Amarillo 40 to 32 as Bob Welter led the visitors with 11 points in Borger.
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Price College Cardinals
Amarillo
Bob Welter
Basketball Scores and Sports World From Across Colleges
Basketball scores listed include Amarillo JC 33 Eastern New Mexico 30 and Baylor 50 Arkansas 28 with several other college results. A note reports Billy Alexander, former Texas League player, recovering from a severe heat attack in San Antonio. Also announced is the 11th Corsicana invitation golf tournament at Corsicana Country Club from May 15 to 19.
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Eastern New Mexico
Ee University
Texas A. and
Baylor University
University of Arkansas
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas Tech
Abilene Christian College
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Trinity
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Oak Ridge
Milligan College
Bates
New Hampshire
Worcester Tech
Mass. State
Toronto
Buffalo
San Antonio
Billy Alexander
Corsicana
Corsicana Country Club
Golden Gloves Ticket Sales Jump for USC Auditorium Meet
Ticket sales for the 1946 Golden Gloves at the Auditorium USC near doubling from last year. Jack Vincent, in charge of sales, reports most choice west section ringsides sold out with no reservations. Prices listed are ringside 32, main floor 1.50, general admission 1, balcony 1, for four nights January 21 to 24.
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USC
Jack Vincent
West Section
Vincent
Golden Gloves Tournament Opens After Demobilization
The 1946 Golden Gloves tournament set for January 21 to 24 resumes in an open field with no organized Army boxing activity. Entries include Buddy Wilkinson Amarillo 160 lb, Bill Pendleton Pampa 160 lb, Willis Hawkins Hart 160 lb, Prentice Davis Amarillo 126 lb, Glen Duckworth Amarillo 112 lb, Don McLaughlin Shamrock 135 lb, Eddie Davis Amarillo 118 lb. Wilkinson and Dickson are last year’s School champions. Mec Laughlin was runner up to Harvey.
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Buddy Wilkinson
Bill Pendleton
Willis Hawkins
Hart
Prentice Davis
Glen Duckworth
Don MceLaughlin
Eddie Davis
Wilkinson
Dickson
MecLaughlin
Harvey
Nelson Extends Open Lead After Third Round
Byron Nelson increased his margin at the 15th Open after the third round in San Francisco. The defending champion posted 215 after 54 holes, six strokes ahead of the nearest challenger.
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San Francisco
Byron Nelson
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