Commission Opens War On Coyotes
The game fish and oyster commission authorized hiring 12 additional trappers at 3000 dollars a year to battle coyotes in South Texas and the Panhandle. A. V. Neuhaus joined the board. a public hunting preserve site committee was named with Gene Howe and Dr. Will Watt. The panel will report in April likely at Rockport near the new State Marine laboratory. The commission intends to begin acquiring public hunting grounds to lower hunting costs and serve as wildlife replenishment areas, with a 5000 dollar tract near Brownwood eyed for a preserve. Some Brownwood residents protested the land purchase, while Dr. Watt urged uniforms for wardens and restricted daytime sidearms. The group supported raising the federal duck stamp tax to two dollars, with three fourths of the revenue to law enforcement.
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Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
South
Texas
Anhandle
A. V. “Doc” Neuhaus
McAllen
Gordon Stewart
Sonora
Murrell Buckner
Dallas
Rockport
State Marine Laboratory
Gene Howe
Ama- Tillo
Will Watt
Brownwood
Camp Bowie
Texas Wildlife Federation
Watt
Game Department
Dodgen
Dr. Watt
Seven Golden Gloves champions to appear on warmup card
Seven of the 16 champions from last month's ABA boxing tournament are set for a Golden Gloves warmup at the Fair Grounds wrestling arena tonight at 8 15. The card features local boxers from Borden Company Henry Blackburn's Sporting Goods Amarillo Boxing Association and West Texas State College along with district qualifiers from Borger Pampa Childress and Dalhart.
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Fair Grounds
Melvin McClung
Buster Holman
Willie McCrary
Sammie Sims
Charles Haggerton
Clifford Bradley
Clint Williams
Holman
Municipal Auditorium
Borden Company
Henry Blackburn's Sporting Goods
Amarillo Boxing Association
West Texas State College
Amarillo College
Henry Blackburn's
Sporting Goods
Amarillo
Borger
Pampa
Childress
Dalhart
Buena Vista
J. C. Oakley
Beryl Clinton
Jess Dearley
Badgers Visit Odessa For TIAC Conference Opener
Amarillo College Badgers head to Odessa High Gym for a TIAC opener against the Odessa Wranglers without injured starters Dick Wiggins and Whit Pate. Wiggins has a bruised ankle and Pate may miss both games after hip injury, while core players Brotherton Babb Williams are ready.
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Bob Carter
Amarillo College Badgers
Texas Junior College Athletic
Pate
Quail
Badger
Sayre Junior College
Wiggins
Amarillo College
Glen Brotherton
Pat Babb
Mouse Williams
Jimmy Bell
Charles “Red” Myers
Dumas
James Kile
H. M. Frazier
Mike Jones
Billy Don Martin
Gerald Rogers
John
Plainview Middleweight Near Top in Pro Boxing Business
Lavern Roach of Plainview, a Marine Corps standout turned pro, makes his Madison Square Garden debut in a Christmas eve deal against Tony Janko. If he wins, he could contend for the middleweight crown, with potential Spring bout prospects against Marcel Cerdan in New York.
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Plainview
Dallas
U.P
Pride of the Marines
Lavern Road
Madison Square Garden
Tony Janko
van Nost Nurs OA
Hkia
New York
Fleischer
Roach
Marine Air Station
Cherry Point
Abood
Art Towne
Janico
Marcel Cerdan
Morocco
Lavern
Local college scores browse across teams and frosh games
Kalamazoo beat Michigan Normal by 26 points as Morris Harvey posted 82 and Concord State edged a 70 point game. Evansville outlasted St Josephs 62 to 59 in overtime. Milwaukee State Teachers trailed Whitewater State Teachers 55 56 in San Francisco. Olympic Club of San Francisco scored 35. San Francisco Frosh 66, Santa Clara Frosh 44. Santa Clara defeated Sacramento Senators 59 to 40.
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Kalamazoo
Michigan Normal
Morris Harvey
Concord State
Evansville
St. Josephs
Milwaukee State
San Francisco
Olympic Club of San Francisco
San Francisco Frosh
Santa Clara
Sacramento Senators
Impromptu Wrestling Duel Sparks Post Bout Chaos at Fair Grounds
Gainesville grappler Billy McBain led a tag team match amid a heated clash that fractured the friendship of Leon Kirilenko and Pat O Dowdy. Pierre LaBelle was tossed over the rope triggering a disqualification as promoter Cory Detton faced crowd turnout concerns.
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Billy McBuin
Fair Grounds Arena
Gainesville
McBain
Leon Kirilenko
Pat O'Dowdy
Pat
Kirilenko
Pierre LaBelle
McEuin
Gordon Hessel
LaBelles
Billy
Cory Detton
Price College Cardinals overpower Dumas Demons 40 29 at Stratford
Amarillo's Price College Cardinals opened their Stratford Invitational bid with a 40 29 victory over the Dumas Demons on Thursday. Coach Bernie Smith's squad led early and held the line to clinch the opening win.
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Stratford
Amarillo
Price College Cardinals
Dumas Demons
Bernie Smith
Cardinals Rally Past Dumas as Murdock Guides Win
Amarillo Demons trailed at halftime 21 to 8 before Burt Murdock and Joe Guide sparked a rally for the Cardinals. Murdock scored 14 points and Guide 13, while Durward Johnson added 12 for Dumas. Price College beat Dumas 40 to 29. halftime score Price 21 Dumas 8.
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Plainview B
Littlefield
Whitharral
Spade
Hale Center
Lockney
Stratford Price College
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Stratford
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Dalhart
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Springlake
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Kelton
Allison
Burt Murdock
Joe Guide
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Murdock
Guide
Durward Johnson
Grover Priday
Price College
Schuman
Dulaney
Bob'sch't
Johnson
Doyle
White
L. Gal's
Keeneyes
E. Gal’s
Conway
Prien
Uzzell
Burris
Wampler
Her’man
Snapp
Price
Buffs Clinch Early Lead With Junior Lich Cage Victory
The Buffaloes beat Elizabeth Nixson 23 to 17 to take a temporary grip on first in the Panhandle Junior High School League. Linley Smith led scoring with eight points, while Darrell Bains added seven for the Buffs. Horace Mann lagged 12-9 at halftime as Nixson pressed, but neither side sealed the win with free throws, with Nixson missing 11 of 14 attempts.
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Tom Gilley
Horace Mann Buffaloes
Elizabeth Nixson
Raymond Bennett
Smith
Darrell Bains
Robert Spiller
Nixson
Phillips
Gilley
Ronald Johnson
Horace Mann
Folsom
Eliz. Nixson
Bennett
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Plunkett
Jones
McCarty
Jackson
Neese
Ollsaacs
Spiller
Bingham
Estess
E Johnson
Bains
Beasore
Cooney
Sandies Open Conference Play Amid Strong History
Amarillo's Golden Sandies, four time league champions in six years, start conference action in Lubbock against the Westerners, then host Brownfield, Plainview, Borger, and Pampa in a double round robin. Doyle Watson leads with 120 points, followed by Jimmy Sharp and Bobby Farmer.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
T. G. Hull
Basketeers
Lubbock
Westerners
Brownfield Cubs
Brownfield
Plainview
Borger
Pampa
Doyle Watson
Sandle
Jimmy Sharp
Bobby Farmer
Bill Bybee
Bobby Wilson
Slick Ellis
Bill Franklin
Morris Estess
Jim Branam
Owen Brown
Wayne Holloway
Sandies and Westerners clash in Lubbock basketball showdown
In Lubbock the Golden Sandies face the Lubbock Westerners in a decisive night game while optimism runs high about Amarillo’s chances. The piece notes past football and basketball wins by Amarillo over the Westerners and previews related college sports coverage.
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Golden Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
Lubbock
Amarillo
Sandies
Westerners
Phillips Sets Scoring Pace In AAU Loop
Rampaging Billy Phillips leads the Amarillo AAU league with 103 points for Panhandle Laundry, averaging 14 5 7 points per game. Bo Graham of Graham Hoeme previously held the record with 101 points, while Truitt Coffman of Santa Fe sits third with 93 points as top scorers list runs through Panhandle Laundry, Graham Hoeme, Santa Fe, Gulf Oil, West Texas Frosh and Meads Bakery.
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Billy Phillips
Panhandle Laundry
Amarillo
Bo Graham
Graham-Hoeme
Graham
Phillips
Truitt’ Coffman
Santa Fe
Coffman
Bill Phillips
Graham Hoeme
Truitt Coffman
Leroy Foster
Gulf Oil
Borden Price
Graham- Hoeme
Bill Abbott
West Texas
Bob Seeds
Charles Richardson
Dean Caldwell
James Cuck
Bud Posey
Meads Hakery
Amos Watson
Ken Baird
Si Bosley
Billy Irwin
Jim Pate
Carpenters Equipment
Steve Hagler
Roy Dunn
West Texas Frosh
H. D. Gordon
Doyle Ford
Jack Little
Meads Bakery
Doyle Foreman
Neal Jennings
Rural Weaver
Linsey Pynes
Amarillo Flying Service
Don Sargee
Chaham Hoeme
Donald Wright
Billy Jones
Groom
Fred Brown
J. L. Gordon
Albert McKinney
Chuck Mallender
Don Rook
Warner Wilson
Howard Hicks
Tortella
Sug Nobles
Travis Tad
Sandie Sophs and West Texas Fresh Loosen Varsity Lineup
The fragment lists players Paul Thompson, 21, junior varsity. Gil Ford, 30. West Texas Fresh. Sandie Sophs. It hints at a school sports lineup but provides limited context and no clear event or outcome.
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Lock
Paul Thompson
West Texas Fresh
Gil Ford
Sandie Sophs
Hogan Mangrum Sneed Missing From Rio Grande Valley Meet
Harlingen Jan 16 report that Ben Hogan Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Snead were expected to join 49 top Winter PGA players for the Lower Rio Grande Valley $10 000 Open Tournament. Sponsors Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers and Whippers promote the event.
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Harlinger
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
PGA
Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers and Whippers
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Skeet” Gibson
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