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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1948

Page

8

Badgers and Yellowjackets Clash In Amarillo Showdown

Amarillo College Badgers host Sayre Oklahoma Yellowjackets in a non-conference game at the Amarillo College gym with tipoff at 8 pm. Tickets at Gibbs Clothing and Polk, general admission 99 cents, students 75 cents, and an exhibition game to follow the main contest.

Amarillo College R P. Carter Arch Alexander Sayre Bill Ferem Stina Cain Gibbs Clothing Company Polk Graham-Hoeme Plow Company Frank Phillips Mens Club Borger Badger Cameron College A Fullerton JC Altus JC John Muir JC Sayre Ind Carnegie JC Seminole Duane Lundy Her Brettnwrtons Xendsceescscenes Kenneth Barker Ee ST Cielo Bad Rhecs Sseseenewsa Weldon Corbin Mouse Williams Glen Dowdell Amafrilio Coliece Billy Don Martin James Kile Carlos Hinkamp i Jimmy Bell Charlies Myers Mike Jones Gerald Rogers Hom Fraiier John Ballard Buddy Roark Jimmy Keeney

Santa Fe Bowling Scores Show Wide League Results

Santa Fe leagues report numerous match results across multiple divisions. Teams include Navajos, Scouts, Limiteds, Locals, Antelopes, Canyons, El Capitans, Rangers, Texans, Caverns, and more with high scores from Hartman 523, Ayers 566, and Lemmon 432 among others. The Santa Fe Men’s and Girls’ leagues list winners such as Fiyers, Indians, Pueblos, Hopis, Taos, Apaches, Zunis, and others with individual scores and placements across divisions.

Santa FE Navajos Blind Hill C. Carder Keillerer Rose Groom Stack Veazey LaFalier Hartman Sloan Elder Brown Johnson Seeley Britain Mack Janes Ayers Antelopes Lemmon Richards Kennedy Bundraus Gottrich Canyons Tower McCurry Zimmerman Lindsey Gleason el Capitans McCune Kirksey A. Smith Cox Cernohonz Rangers R. Smith Ewing Robinson Duncan Rogers Texans Santa FE Girls’ League Hopis Wright Priest Everline Pueblos Hensley Bray Cornell Collingnon Taos Aluke Wheeler Acomas Saunders Kourt Edwards Hurd Apaches McVan Nelson Markam Pyeatt Zunis Jones Highy Pord

Move Airport Shop Facilities by Feb 1

Carl Knupp, manager, says facilities may move from the west side of English Field to the east by Feb 1. The city commission authorized Delmer Miller to relocate his airplane maintenance shops from a hangar near the terminal to an Army hangar on the east side, recently acquired from an Assets Administration. Remodeling, including partitioning, must be finished before the move.

English Field Carl Knupp City Commission Delmer Miller Army An Assets Administration Amarillo Army Airfield Knupp Miller

Wholesale and Office Space Shortage Plagues City

Chamber of Commerce executive Rex Baxter waits for a green light while noting demand for wholesale space and offices far exceeds availability. He says six firms seek space yet no square foot is available, and housing space is equally tight.

Chamber of Commerce Rex Baxter

Golden Gloves Entry Form in Amarillo Globe News

Public notice invites local youths 16 and older to enter AAU amateur Golden Gloves or High School divisions. Applicants provide name weight address age and experience, mailing to the Golden Gloves Editor, Amarillo Globe News.

Amarillo Globe-News Golden Gloves Amarillo Amarillo Globe News

Horace Mann and Nixson win conference tilts

Horace Mann Buffaloes beat Sam Houston Rangers 18 to 14 as Panhandle Junior High opens 1947 48 season. Elizabeth Nixson Whirlwinds top Phillips 24 to 16 in Phillips. Nixson newcomer Keith Spiller scores 10 for his team.

Horace Mann Nixson Horace Mann Buffaloes Elizabeth Nixson Panhandle Junior High School Athletic Conference Tom Gilley Bill Teal Sam Houston Rangers Hack Folsom Phillips Buff Cagers Rangers Sam Houston Raymond Bennett George Carroll Folsom Keith Spiller Maine Freeman Howerton Tunney Jenkins Sullivan

Kirilenko and O'Dowdy Set for Tag Match at Fair Grounds

Leon Kirilenko and Pat O'Dowdy sign to face Gordon Hessel and Pierre LaBelle in the opening tag match at Fair Grounds Thursday. Kirilenko, the Mad Russian of Murmansk, teams with veteran O'Dowdy, a Big Spring resident, for a sought after pairing. Al Getz defends with Jack Kiser in the main event, a non-title affair.

Fair Grounds Leon Kirilenko Pat O’dowdy Gordon Hessel Pierre LaBelle Kirilenko Murmansk O'Dowdy Big Spring Dory ‘‘Etton Fis Amarillo al Getz Jack Kiser

Helis Bells Heads to Birmingham After Close Loss

British backers name the steeplechaser Helis Bells after a narrow head defeat in Liverpool and a flop on the Manchester flat course. In Birmingham he was a strong favorite before taking a wrong course while pressuring the pace.

Birmingham Eng Nea Liverpool Manchester Helis Bells

Leeds Quintet Grabs Victory In Amarillo AAU League

In the Amarillo AAU league at the college gym the Leeds Bob Seeds defeated Russell Stationery 46 to 33 as Amos Watson led with 14 points and Darr ell Sharp top scored for Stationery with 12. Graham Hoeme beat Santa Fe 68 to 43 and Magnolia Petroleum edged Carpenters Equipment 41 to 36 with Alvis Grant and Ralph Morrow among leaders.

Amarillo College Gym Bob Seeds Russell Stationery Amos Watson Darrell Sharp Ernest Northcutt Dick Hardin Wayne Kenyon Watson Earl Wright Sharp Nortcutt Graham Hoeme Santa Fe Rufus Graves Doyle Ford Hoeme Borden Price Price Coffman Magnolia Petroleum Carpenters Ralph Morrow Alvis Grant Morrow Jim Pate John Tortella

Lopat tops AL lefties in earned runs

Edmund Lopat of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League in earned run average with 2.81 while posting 16 wins and 13 losses. Hal Newhouser of Detroit had a 2.87 ERA with a 17 and 17 record.

Chicago Edmund Lopat Chicago White Sox Hal Newhouser Detroit

Naval Engineers Reserve Meeting Tonight at 8

The Navy Volunteer Civil Engineers Corps Reserve will meet in the grand jury room of the post office building at 8 this evening. The program features the film Platoon Assembly and Platoon Bridges with a group discussion after. Lt J L Darnell commands and will lead the event.

Navy Volunteer Civil Engineers Corps Reserve Grand Jury Room J. L. Darnell

Real estate man and oil operator released after minor operation

E. C. Britain of 1300 Monroe Amarillo, a real estate man and oil operator, left St. Anthony's Hospital this morning after a minor operation.

E. C Britain Monroe Amarillo St. Anthony's Hospital

Championship repeaters few in Texas Golden Gloves

Fort Worth report notes only 12 Texas Golden Gloves winners have repeated as champions. No titleholders will fight in the 12th Annual Texas Golden Gloves Tournament February 11 to 16 in Fort Worth. Notable records include Morris Corona with five state crowns and Tom Attra with four.

Fort Worth Fort Worth Star-Telegram Texas Morris Corona Galveston Beaumont Tom Attra Austin Temple San Antonio Dick Menchaca Galeston Jose Andres Menchaca Andres Manny Ortega el Paso Hubert Gray Wichita Falls Artiy Eagleton Eddie Russey Presley Darnell Arlo Roye San Angelo Abilene Carl Hilger Dallas Charles Simmons

Sandies Open 1-AA Play on Coach Hulls Team in Hub City

The Sandies led by Coach T G Hull prepare to open district 1 AA play against Lubbock Westerners at Hub City on Friday night. Lubbock brings height and 1947 experience with regulars Alderson Johnson Henry Wilson Galey while Amarillo counters with Ellis Bybee Sharp Wilson Watson and Farmer. The two teams’ records show Lubbock 6 2 overall and Amarillo 10 4 with the Sandies facing stiffer competition. The Sandies also schedule a Saturday night game at Brownfield against the Brownfield Cubs before focusing on the district opener.

T. G. Hull Golden Sandies Lubbock Westerners Hub City Harvey Dunn Lubbock Amarillo Sandies Jack Alderson Virgil Johnson Billy Max Henry Jim Wilson Charles Galey Slick Ellis Letterman Bill Bybee Jimmy Sharp Bobby Wilson Doyle Watson Bobby Farmer Big Spring Sudan Abilene el Paso Ysleta Austin Brownfield Cubs Brownfield Cubs

Graham Hoeme and Phillips Club Face Tonight in Amarillo

Amarillo College gym hosts two games at 8 30 with the Badgers facing Sayre Oklahoma and the Graham Hoeme AAU team meeting Frank Phillips Men’s Club of Berger. Berger is 17 and 1 this season led by Checksfield Howard and Dewey.

Sooner State Yellowjackets Sayre Badgers Amarillo Amarillo College Gymasium Oklahoma Graham-Hoeme Frank Phillips Berger Gulf Oil Invaders Bo Graham Graham- Hoeme R. G. Checksfield Bill Howard Tom Dewey Phillips Club

Cage Tilts Slated At Cathedral Hall

Three cage tilts are on tap tonight at Cathedral Hall with the opener at 6 30. Stary's and a Channing girls sextet meet in the opener. In the feature, Price College Cards face the Santa Fe quintet of the AAA League. The Price B team battles Channing in the other coast.

Cathedral Hall Stary’s Channing Price College Santa Fe Price

All-District 3 A Banquet Honors Wellington Figures

The narrator recalls a memorable All-District 3 A Banquet in Wellington last night. Guests included coach Frank Kimbrough the speaker and players Harry Gilstrap Frank A Godsoe Jr plus former Wellington stars Boyd Williams Junior Melton and Charles Hester now at West Texas State.

Wellington Frank Kimbrough Harry Gilstrap Frank A. Godsoe, Jr West Texas State Boyd Williams Junior Melton Charles Hester

Honorable Umpire Demands Pay Raise or No Baseball

In Osaka Japan the Honorable Umpire in Japan’s pro league warns that without an 80 percent wage increase by next season there will be no umpires and thus no baseball. League management ponders the demand but has offered no raise yet.

Osaka Japan

Imperial Rock tops sale price at Mayer dispersal

Inglewood California January 13 Imperial Rock a two year old colt set a modern record selling for 70 000 at the Louis B Mayer dispersal sale. Mayer offered 39 of his royally bred horses and after three hours total auction receipts reached 1 033 250 dollars.

Inglewood Cal Imperial Rock Louis B. Mayer

Turf meeting draws over 100 specialists at A&M

In College Station on January 13, about 100 grass and turf experts attended the Texas Turf Association’s second session at Texas A&M College. The second annual conference continues with more presentations and will conclude tomorrow.

College Station Texas Turf Association Texas A&m College

Apprentice Richard Kline Shines at Gulfstream Park

Apprentice Richard Kline won three of his first six races during the Gulfstream Park meeting, showcasing early speed and consistency at the Florida track.

Richard Kline

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Amarillo College Badgers Okla Junior College Yellowjack Amarillo College Badger Carnegie College Eagles Carnegie Eagles Eagles R. P. Carter Lloyd Abbott Kenneth “Stretch” Barker Abbott Pat Babb Barker White Pate Glen Brotherton Dick Wiggins Carlos Hinkamp Carter Kite Bill Martin Charles “Red” Myers Hinkamp John “Wassy” Ballard Santa FE Men's League Cunningham Floral Js—West Pulierton Spain Roberts Thomas Palo Duro Mator Jesko Wicker Weaver Mann G.G. Black Insurance Barrow Taliferro Winters Smith T&m Packace Storewood Cascarilli Dunivin Howarda Allen Dorrix Panhandle Trailways Rome Pittman Ravestock Well Wagner Reynolds Murray Cocoran Fletcher Williams Byers Southwestern Public Service League Electrons Scott Shock Hillman Pendleton Reddys Norris Bottoms Hoover Ridines Filarski W Neubauer Davis Reactor Reactor. Won 2—Lovelady Chude Neubauer Southwesterners Maxwell Bilny Lawrence Buchanan Hiliers Caldwell Baker Springer Kinney Stoddart Norman Jackson Ra- Gare McCaffey Vermillion Stewart YMCA Piret Christian Voelm Riges Ammerman Bling First Baptist Bulsoch Baird Mays Franks Maye San Jacint Methodist Zeigler Blessen Schenefiet Holland San Jainto Baptist Duckworth Wharton Wills Judd Chick Emanuel Pirot Presbyterian Berrineer Howell Hannon Hatton Polk Street Methodist Paramount Recreation Club Tommy Donnell Johnny Smith M. L. Kline Buffs Borger Poodles Pampa Reapers Pampa Spiller Isaacs Bains Fisher Wilson Charles Tucker Hou H. Mann Swindell Sanders Junkett Carroll McCarty Allison Wae Elliott O Johnson Gunnels Bingham Albright Syracuse University O’dowdy Blackburn Dobbs Stetson Mallory Leeds Naval Engineers Reserve Sandie Cage Powell Deskins Wells The Wellington Leader Mr. Wells Lewis Nordyke Colt A. P Skeet" Gibson North East Homer Rice Gladi Motor K. F. Goodrich 4Th & Fillmore Cal Farley FLOOR Blackburn Bros
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