Sandie honors and banquet notes from Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe-News coverage includes Harland Collins receiving the Most Valuable Sandie certificate at the Sandies awards banquet. It recalls past winners Guy Owens Nixon Rusk and notes the Odessa game critique and all district banquet ambiance featuring Huffman Davies and Thornton guest appearance.
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Amarillo Daily News
Harland Collins
The
Globe News
Egridder
Collins
Nixson
Guy Owens
Sam Houston
Richard Nixon
Horace Mann
Brian Rusk
Sandie Mothers Club
Howard Lynch
Odessa
Sandies
Joe Coleman
Lynch
Amarillo
Al Getz Jeers Wayne Martin In Pittsburgh Card
Al Getz taunts Wayne Martin as both wrestlers prepare for a Thursday night bout at the Fair Grounds. Martin, sidelined by a back injury from a recent match, wrestles Getz despite medical advice, in the final section of a double main event. Ace Abbott faces Gorilla Poggi in the other headliner.
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Wayne Martin
al Getz
Fair Grounds
Pittsburgh
Martin
Jellybean College
Tulsa
Getz
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Gorilla Poggi
Panhandle Women's Open Tournament Dates Noted
The Panhandle Women's Open lists play on January 18 19 and again January 25 26. The event calendar notes a two weekend format with rounds held at local courses and eligible players encouraged to register.
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Panhandle
Owhing
Welterweight clash leads 1947 Globe-News Golden Gloves
Ed Gill and seven other welterweights vie for a 147 pound spot in the Golden Gloves. The field includes Pat Lankford Eugene Cooper Dudley Trussell and Charles Gibbs as top contenders. The tournament opens January 21 with advance tickets sold at Maxor Drug and by phone.
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Fort Worth
Dudley Trussell
Clarendon
Charles Gibbs
Panhandle
Maxor Drug
Top Quints Shoot It Out Tonight in Amarillo
Eight AAU teams reach the quarterfinals in the Plains tournament at Amarillo College as Hedley Lions led by Bo Graham clash with local favorites and a slate of 7, 8, 9, and 10 pm games features Amarillo YMCA All Stars West Texas State Freshmen Thalia Club and others. Admission is 50 cents plus tax. a capacity crowd is anticipated as teams vie for a chance at the National AAU event in Denver.
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Frank A. Godsoe, Jr
Amarillo College
Hedley Lions
Bo Graham
Childress
Hedley
Bobcat
Amarilo High School
Graham
Quitaque
Amarillo
Ymca Church
West Texas State College
Canyon
Thalia All-Stars
Emergency Export Corporation of Etter
Frank Phillips
Phillips
Stratford Independents
Stinnett High School Exes
Hedley Lions Club
Panhandle
Denver
Cy Bosely
Rosely
Ted Haberer
Canyon Crew
Santa Fe
Russell Stationery
Ts Brown
Coffman
Cook
Jones
Kennedy Brown
Rook Cox
L. Davis
Wilson Ee
Hensley Hopkins
Anderson Owe
Wee McKinney
Owe
Gwyn Ee Snooks
Oakley
Gordon Johnson
Bible Proposes Plan for NCAA Conference Accord
Dana X. Bible urges a meeting of Southern, Southeastern and Southwest Conference officials to resolve disputes from the recent NCAA policy changes. He seeks compromises on athlete aid and recruiting to avoid withdrawal from the NCAA and to keep “front door” amateurism and institutional control.
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Austin
U.P
Southern
Dana X. Bible
University of Texas
NCAA
New York
Bible
Texas
Tyler Trojans Tap Reds Affiliate and Hire Hack Miller
Harry A. Faulkner of the Tyler Trojans announces a working agreement with the Cincinnati Reds and names Hack Miller, former Lubbock Hubbers manager, as Trojans manager for the season. The announcement ties the Lone Star Baseball League team to Cincinnati and sets Miller to lead the club.
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Tyler
Harry A. Faulkner
Tyler Trojans
Lone Star Baseball League
Cincinnati Reds
Faulkner
Hack Miller
Lubbock Hubbers
Trojans
AAU Revives Ice Test Tournament in Providence
The National AAU ice hockey championship tourney is revived with games set for March 21 to 23 at the Providence Auditorium in R I. Boston College won the last tournament in 1943.
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AAU
New York
Providence, R. L
Boston College
Houston Officials Would Ban Drinking
The Houston Board of Education unanimously endorsed a recommendation urging city officials to enact an ordinance prohibiting the drinking of intoxicating beverages in public gatherings at tax supported institutions.
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Houston
Houston Board of Education
College Basketball Scores Report Highlights Narrow Results
A recap lists multiple men’s college basketball scores across programs. Kentucky defeated Vanderbilt 82 to 30 while Indiana topped Purdue 62 to 46 and Illinois beat Ohio State 61 to 42. Other results include Iowa 77 over Minnesota 64 and Michigan 49 over Northwestern 41.
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Ohio State
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
George Washington
Georgetown
Va. State Col
N. Carolina
A&t
Wash. & Lee
U. of Virginia
Va. Wesleyan
Davis Elkins
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Marshall
Concord
Moorhead Teachers
Manitoba
Bradley Tech
Iowa State
Westminster
Pittsburgh
John Marshall
Yeshiva
Drake
Creighton
Buena Vista
Western Union
Lubbock Westerners Face Sandies In District Opener
Amarillo's Golden Sandies head District 1-AA in a showdown with Lubbock Westerners at Amarillo High School Armory to start the league schedule. Verdell Turner leads Lubbock with 82 points in seven games as coach T. G. Hull’s squad aims to exploit a stronger lineup. Brownfield meets Sandstorm Saturday. other openers include Plainview at Brownfield and Pampa at Borger with Lubbock at Pampa Saturday night.
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Patt Powell
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
T. G. Hull
Amarillo High School
Brownfield
Lubbock
Verdell Turner
Jack Alderson
Virgil Johnson
Ed Wilson
Stony Wall
Letterman
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
Pampa A
Standout Southeast Conference cage week shapes title race
In the Southwest Conference, Texas Longhorns host SMU Mustangs in a key midweek clash while Texas Christian takes on Arkansas at Fort Worth. Baylor and Texas A&M play College Station. SMU visits Dallas. Houston hosts Texas and Rice. Also, Al Sutphin of the Cleveland Barons donates 1000 dollars for the Hockey Hall of Fame fund.
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United Press
Austin
Longhorns
Texas
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Fort Worth
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian
Arkansas Razorbacks
Hogs
Frogs
Arkansas
Rice
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Baylor
Aggies
College Station
Waco Baptists
Methodists
SMU
Houston
Cleveland
al Sutphin
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Jim Sutherland
Kingston
Ont
Notre Dame President Pushes Practical Athletic Standards
Notre Dame president Father John J. Cavanaugh warned against hollow reform and urged practical standards in college athletics. He said Notre Dame would cooperate with a fair policy but must not be excluded from big-time competition if other institutions observe the codes. He cited Army series break and gridiron rivalries as context for striving toward sociability among major educational institutions.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
National College Athletic Association
John J. Cavanaugh
C.S.C
Fighting Irish
Father Cavanaugh
NCAA
Buffs Face West Texas Cowboys At Burton Gym
Hardin-Simmons hosts West Texas State College in Canyon tonight starting at 8 oclock. The Buffs seek a .500 mark before a Florida trip that includes Furman Loyola New Orleans State and LSU. Coach Gus Miller likely uses the same five starters Ledru Jacobs Boyce Box Hank Decker Cloyce Box Metz LaFollette.
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Canyon
Hardin-Simmons University
West Texas State College
Buffaloes
Burton Gym
Miami
Fla
Furman University
Miller
Ledru Jacobs
Boyce Box
Hank Decker
Cloyce Box
Metz LaFollette
Golfers Roundup To Be in March
The second annual Golfers Roundup will be held in the first week of March with a stag banquet planned by the Amarillo Golf Association. Jack Phillips chairs arrangements with Wade Holman and Tex Muncy handling other duties. Pro-Am matches will be played at Ross Rover Course and prizes awarded.
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Amarillo
Jack Phillips
Wade Holman
Tex Muncy
H. L. Bradley
Harry Daily
George Ausbach
Bradley
Ross Rovers
Joe Tinker to Lose Leg in Orlando Amputation
Joe Tinker the famed Cubs double play partner of Evers and Chance will have his left leg amputated at Orange Hospital tomorrow due to a spreading infection. The illness ended his active baseball career and medical officials expect full anesthesia and recovery.
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Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Orange Hospital
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Carlos Thornton
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Stinnett
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Baylor Athletic Committee
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Frank Kimbrough
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College World
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Texas Tech
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