Golden Gloves Tickets On Sale For Four Night Event
Boxing fans rush to buy tickets for all four nights of The Globe-News Golden Gloves starting next Tuesday at the Auditorium. Promoters expect 15 bouts per night with 16 finals across High School and Golden Gloves divisions on Friday Jan 24. Tickets range 2 ringside 1 50 reserved plus tax. entries from Clovis Lockney and West Texas State College anticipated. Enter the High School or Golden Gloves division and provide personal details.
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Harry Gilstrap
Globe-News
Kenneth Davis
Clarendon
Bennie Boyce
Shamrock
Davis
Weldon Jester
Memphis
Billy Badgett
Borger
H. L. McMillan
West Texas State College
Prentice Davis
Amarillo
Roy Chism
Gordon DePriest
Petersburg
DePriest
J. H. Christener
Harry Surratt
Christener
Dreamland
Jimmy Hamilton
Ernie Fry
Duke Nally
Clovis
Lockney
Maxor Drug
Hereford Implements Nips Airmen In Amarillo Cage Battle
Hereford Implement, leading Amarillo AAU league, trailed at halftime but surged past Amarillo Flying Service 49 to 37 at Amarillo College. Clyde Posey scored 16 and Douglas Groom 14 in the second half. Tim Coleman led Flying Service with 12.
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Hereford Implement
Amarillo
Amarillo Flying Service
Amarillo College
Hereford
Clyde Posey
Douglas Groom
Tim Coleman
Bob Leeds
Badgers
George Rouse
Collegians
Bill Carson
Leeds Club
A.wisn
Ochener
Carson
Rouse
Ganver
Gan
Tadlock
Buchen
M'lender
Redolph
Martin
Belcher
Coleman
Davis Sa
Morrow
Neillig
Eee
Eaton
Posey E
Fowler
Kelley
Ferguson
Teal
West Texas
Santa Fe
Panhendie Laundry
Bob Seeds
Russell Stationery
Longhorns rout SMU as title hopes rise in Texas clash
Texas stretched its conference record to 4-0 and 13th win of 14 as the Longhorns overwhelmed SMU 56 36 in Austin. Arkansas upset Texas Christian 63 53, while Baylor beat Texas A and M 59 51 at College Station.
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Texas
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Austin
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Baylor
Bears
Texas A
College Station
Claude Mustangs Triumph Over Price Cardinals 54 37
The Claude Mustangs pulled away after halftime to beat the Price College Cardinals 54 to 37 at Price College Gym. Gilley and Smith combined for 31 points with 17 and 14 respectively while George Stucker led Price with 15. Price B team defeated Claude Reserves 35-22 in a preliminary game.
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Claude Mustangs
Price College Cardinals
Price College
Price
Mustangs
Claude
Gilley
Smith
George Stucker
Joe Crowley
Holderman
Texas Tech Track Opens Jan. 24 With Six Lettermen
Tex as Tech announces the start of track and field practice on January 24 with six returning lettermen from the 1946 squad. Highlighted are Border Conference mile relay teammates and the 100 yard dash champion Charles Reynolds Odessa Hewitt Allison Odessa Bill Kelley Idalou Willie Florence James Cruser Rockport Charles Roe with events in dash relay and distance running.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Charles Reynolds
Odessa
Hewitt Allison
Bill Kelley
Idalou
Willie Florence
James Cruser
Rockport
Charles Roe
John Hancock Heads Boston’s Leading Commercial House
At 27, John Hancock inherited and assumed leadership of one of Boston’s largest commercial enterprises, shaping its future and marking a notable ascent in local business.
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John Hancock
Boston
Kids Inc Basketball League Opens January Twenty Seventh
Juvenile hoopsters will start Jan 27 in the Kids, Inc campaign with 32 entered teams. Three divisions Peewee Junior and Intermediate will host up to eight teams each playing a 14 game schedule. Junior High Schools run their own intramural leagues this season.
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Kids, Inc
Cliff Wright
Ralph Dykeman
Dykeman
Maverick
Margaret Wills
Boys Ranch
Price College
Amarillo College
Forest Hill
Pleasant Valley School
Pleasant Valley Independents
McKinley
Taylor
Summitt
River Road
St. Mary's
San Jacinto
Maverick Club
Horace Mann
Pleasant Valley
Wolflin
North Side
Jack Haimes
Otto Mangold
Amarillo
Boys Ranch Peewees
Mavericks
Dale Palmer
A. C. Brewer
All Kids, Inc
R. H. Birchfield
O. B. Ginn
Cliff Townes
S. M. Daniels
Morris H. Jones
George Grim
R. L. Lovelady
Dan Higgins
B. M. Glass
Joe Freeman
Getz Versus Martin Headlines Wrestling Double Bill
Promoter Cory Detton presents a one hour best two of three falls card at the Fair Grounds arena headlined by Al Getz and Wayne Martin in a much anticipated bout. Martin, injured recently, faces a weight disadvantage but is known for resilience as Getz seeks victory. Also on the card Gorilla Poggi vs Ace Abbott and Johnny Carlin vs Steve Zold open the show with 85 cent to 1 dollar 75 cent admission.
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Ruth Dorris
Southwest
Amarillo
Jimmy Shane
Ruth
Ruby Wagner
Builders Supply
Kegler
Billie Gipson
Florene Mullin
Cory Detton
Fair Grounds Arena
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
University of Oklahoma
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Gorilla Poggi
Getz-Martin
Martin
Hogan Favored at Richmond Open Golf Tourney
Beltin Ben Hogan returns as the man to beat in the $10,000 Richmond Open in Richmond California while Bantam Ben with a sore shoulder finished outside the money at the Crosby Pro Am. Hogan leads the field as the tournament opens.
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Richmond
Cal
U.P
Beltin
Ben Hogan
Bing Crosby
Bantam Ben
Turkey per capita production rises since 1930
Per capita turkey meat production in the United States increased from 18 pounds in 1930 to 4.5 pounds in 1946, reflecting a shift in national consumption and farming output.
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United States
Putt Powell Puts Sandies To District Open
Lubbock hosts Sandies and Powell as District 1-AA opens with high school basketball. Turner anchors Westerners and Carter battles illness impacting Sandies offense while Logan's coverage notes regional matchups and local sports chatter.
Bowling Scores from the Santa Fe and Metropolitan Leagues
A crowded roll of scores shows multiple league results with numerous bowlers and teams. The Santa Fe League features Flyers, Imagians, Navajos, Canians, and others with scores ranging from the 300s to the 500s, while the Metropolitan League lists Aristocrat Cafe, Stidger, Cable, and more scoring across divisions.
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Santa FE League Flyers
Lina J
Carey
Demoss
Wheeler
Buna
Imagians
Blind Job
Ewing
Mayoaca
Blind
Keliever
Mack
Schoener
Calder
Lannsberry
Lower
Savage
Mierau
Simmons
McKirahan
Vexans
Murray
Ramsey
Blanchard
Capitans
Ahistrom
Bromfield
Vaughn
Schroeder
Cable
Rangers
Cernohouz
Cravens
Smith
Hurley
Rogers
Limiteads
Rose
Zimmerman
Nelson
McLain
Seeley
Ayers
Bartholoma
Pegg
Guthridge
Tucker
Antelopes
Gleason
Bellett
Seils
Feierabend
de Grassi
Canyons
Wyatt
Horn
Raymond
Bush
Martini
Texaco League Indians
Collman
Hopson
McGuire
Fire Chiefs
Raleigh
Mayfield
Green
Sky Chiefs
Pyeatt
Hudson
Johnson
Havolines
Dutch
Seiberling
Barry
Business Girls’ League
Mrs. G. G. Black Insurance
Russell
Pitcock
Mitchell
Hamilton
Uhrhorn
Cascade Cleaners
Doris
Groundley Seifert
Reeves
Pitcock State Farm Insurance
Palmer
Teaschner
Brecht
King
McDonald
Veterans Free Cab
Kerrick
Wysgal
Minchen
Martens
D’amico
Jaycee League Bobcats
Blackwell
J. Graham
M. Graham
Quigley
Stinkers
Holland
B. Jones
Walker
Phillips
T. Jones
Nutcrackers
Nutt
Carter
Blackburn
Callahan
Durham
Night Owls
Cox
Tray
Klein
Aristocrat Cafe
Taylor
Hasley
Langley
Siberling
Reager’s Market
Cusick
Laceky
Stidger
Hall
Stock
Davies & Co
Long
Boomer
Field
Reed
Chick
C & W Package
Garrett
Williams
Edwards
Rankin
Diamond Shop
Britton
Ellis
Maddox
Milligan
Southwestern Appliance
Sidwell
Oliver
Pringie
Byrum
Ponclet
Hurd
Gismos
Brown
Bwaid
Psychos
Hill
Sanchez
Moore
Kitchen
Nuros
M. Prince
Winters
H. Prince
Miller
Medicos
Horne
Laevsky
Housewives League
Capitol Liquor
Cascarelli
West
Dorris
Duniven
Pitt
Brizendine
Hutto
Quality Food
Russe!l
Martin
Wicker
Lubbock Hires New Full Time Basketball Mentor
Lubbock High School appoints Harvey Dunn as full time basketball coach after Navy service. A former Texas Tech standout, Dunn previously led Clovis High School to five district titles and coached at Farwell and Balls. His initial record at Lubbock is four wins in seven non conference games. He aims to upset Amarillo Golden Sandies to boost district standing.
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Lubbock High School
Westerners
Amarillo Golden Sandies
South Plains
Harvey Dunn
Texas Tech
Navy
Clovis High School
Farwell and
Balls
Dunn
Golden Sandies
Westerners likely to beat Lubbock in district tilt
Amarillo hosts a key district game against Brownfield with two returning stars Wer dell Turner and Jack Alderson leading the Westerners. Amarillo seeks a repeat as district champions with three returning regulars and a strong 9 wins in 10 starts. Advance tickets cost 1 for adults at Maxor Drug. 350 seats available. students 50 cents at the high school.
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Lubbock
Sandies
High School
Werdell Turner
Ers
Amarillo
Sandstorm
Brownfield Cubs
Westerners
Cubs
Brownfield
Plainview Bulldogs
Maxor Drug
Plains AAU semifinal night as Haberer leads scoring race
The Plains AAU basketball tournament reaches semifinals at Amarillo College with Ted Haberer of WTSC Freshmen on 44 points in three games. Bill Frye of Emergency Export and Bill Allen and Bill French of Stratford close behind with 43 and 38 points respectively. Matches include Bull Frosh vs Thalia All-Stars and Frank Phillips Men’s Club vs Hedley Lions. admission 50 cents plus tax.
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Amarillo College
Ted Haberer
West Texas State College
Haberer
Bill Frye
Emergency Export Corporation of
Etter
Bill French
Bill Allen
Stratford Independents
Frye
Allen
French
Warrensburg
Thalia
Frank Phillips
Phillips
Hedley Lions
Ted Waberer
Stratford
Tommy Dewey
Stinnett
Bob Andis
Pampa H'skells
Gus Russell
Seth McFather
YMCA
Theo Nobles
W. J. Redwine
Hedley
Edgar Johnson
Bo Graham
McCullough Elected President of Amarillo Women’s Golf
Mrs F S McCullough is elected president of the Amarillo Women s Municipal Golf Association at a Tuesday meeting at the Ross Rogers Clubhouse. Other officers include Mrs E H Ardron tournament chairman Mrs Chuck Klein secretary treasurer Mrs C M Robertson reporter and Mrs Curtis Gilbert telephone chairman. A luncheon is planned for January 29 at the Ross Rogers Clubhouse with invitation extended to all women interested in golf.
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F. S. McCullough
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Quail Season Closes After Short Fall Hunt
The quail season ends as fall and winter inland hunting winds down. Duck and goose seasons closed January 6 with the smallest bag on record, while quail bags were larger than waterfowl but still below expectations.
Mavericks Divide Honors With Borger
The Mavericks split the double header with Borger at the Maverick Club led by Kenneth Brown and L G McDowell who scored eight and seven points respectively in a 41-20 win for the Mavericks Seniors. Leon Waugh led Borger with seven points. the Borger Junior High Poodles defeated the Mavericks Intermediates 41-22 with Billy Edd Hoff scoring 12.
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Maverick
Borger
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Mavericks
Kenneth Brown
L. G. McDowell
Brown
McDowell
Leon Waugh
Berger
Texas A and M.. Norton Coaching Situation Under Review
COLLEGE STATION Jan 16 The Texas A and M College Athletic Council considers the coaching question amid reports linking J W Sikes former A and M athlete and Georgia assistant coach to succeed Homer Norton. Chairman C W Crawford declined to confirm contacts and said no firm plan for next year has emerged. Norton’s teams in recent seasons have been inconsistent and last year went four and six. If Norton is let go the college would owe more than three years of contract wages. Crawford noted council meetings but offered no details on possible changes.
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University of Texas
Texas Aggie
Homer Norton
Texas A. & M
Jack Glasgow
Sandie End
Bill’s Bugle
Dallas
Blondy Cross
San Angelo
Amarillo
Howard Bull Lynch
Panhandle Wolves
Joe Coleman
Odessa
Lynch
College Station
Texas A. and M. College Athletic Council
C. W. Crawford
College
Athletic Department
Athletic Council
Norton
Aggies
Crawford
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Oklahoma
Hogan
Jimmy Carter
Sandie
Jimmy
Plainview
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Blair Cherry
Rillo
Jack Alder
Haberer Top
Rkar
Ricar
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
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