Awards for Glovers Are Knockouts Too
Frank A Godsoe Jr reports on the Globe News Golden Gloves event at Municipal Auditorium. More than 100 Panhandle boys enter from Tuesday to Saturday with 39 individual awards and two team trophies, plus open competition prizes including possible trips to Chicago and top trophies like the Delmar Koch and Jay Pietzsch Memorials. Entries close January 22. awards include blue and gold News-Globe shirts for all entrants.
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Frank A. Godsoe, JR
Municipal Auditorium
Chicago
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Fort Worth
Amarillo
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Texas Interscholastic League
Texas
News-Globe
Delmar Koch
Jay Pietzsch
Duke Nally
Bagot Hardware
Polk
Bagot Co
City Auditorium
Oklahoma A&M Heads for St Louis Test in Top Poll Clash
Oklahoma A&M the new top ranked team in the AP poll faces St Louis University in a pivotal game that could derail the 15 game streak. Kentucky Bradley LSU and St John’s trail in a tight ratings race as the season’s closest poll shows strong implications for the Aggies.
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New York
Oklahoma A&m
St. Louis University
Aggies
Hank Iba
Bradley
Associated Press
Peoria
Braves
St. John’s
Tulsa
Drake
Kentucky
LSU
Stillwater
Okla
Long Island
A&m
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Indiana
Columbia
St. Louis
North Carolina State
Kansas State
Kids Incorporated seeks signups for boy leagues and reports
Red Feather agency Kids Incorporated calls for signups for Plaine Seigs Western Junior leagues before Friday noon to set schedules for next week. Additional spots open in Intermediate and Senior divisions, with Sertoma Club volunteering as coaches. Coaches urged to report games to the Kids, Inc. statistician at 5403. missing reports may count as forfeits. Yesterday results include Sam Houston 12 Horace Mann 10 and Mavericks 37 St Marys 17, along with Wilson 36 Wolflin 21 and Forest Hill 24 Sam Houston 23.
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Kids, Inc
Aadgerson
Pengue
Tlienator
Plaine Seiegs
Meiote Doo SG
Oh Es Nees
Summit
Sertoma Club
Amarillo
PBX
Texas
Boys Ranch
Shamrock
Cactus Plant
Sam Houston
Maverick Club
Horace Mann
Buddy Karr
Don Witcher
Billy Reese
Gene Arrington
Mavericks
St. Mary's
Bob Elliott
Peewee
Jerry Knightstop
Joe Wa Way
Lynn Hunt
Billy Thompson
Andy Aikens
Wilson
Wolflin
Mervin Rogers
Mervin
Charles Surratt
Bugs Boney
Jerry Smith
Maverick
Wesley Dowty
Gary McKeand
Don Spencer
Tommy Crutchfield
Teddy Day
Highlanders
Humphreys Highland
Jerry Ramsey
Kenneth Brewer
Forest Hill
Sandies
Plainview
Jenkins
Sullivan
Scott Jenkins
Caskey
Caskey Sullivan
Ratliff Winter
Winter
Harris Harris
Morgan
Caskey Sullivan Inter
Scott
Harris Jenkins
Swindell
Harris
Harris Sullivan
Settles
Winter Jenkins
Winter Youth Carter
Bell Wright
Wright
Hudson
Cooper Hudson
Linkenhager
Bell
Cooper
Cooper Dowell
Cooper Plainview
Bergera
Pampa
Phillips
Tucumcari
Rattlers
Texas Western After Bia Sandie Tackle
Amarillo High School senior Howard Childers, a Golden Sandstorm football player, has been offered an athletic scholarship by Texas Western College in El Paso after a visit by coach Jack Curtice. Childers, son of Mrs. Lebess Childers of 1409 Madison, has not yet decided on acceptance.
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Howard Childers
Amarillo
Golden Sandstorm
Texas Western College
el Paso
Jack Curtice
Texas School of Mines
Childers
Howard
Lebess Childers
Madison
Texas Open Golf Set for Brackenridge and Fort Sam Courses
Brackenridge Park winding course and the Fort Sam Houston Golf Course will host the first 36 holes of the Texas Open from February 8 to 11. The final 36 holes move to Brackenridge Park with the field trimmed to the low 60 players for the concluding rounds.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Fort Sam, Houston
Golden Gloves Ticket Scramble Opens For 1951 Meet
Tickets go on sale today for the Panhandle Golden Gloves event January 23 to 27. Fans may buy one to five night passes at Maxor Drug, Eighth and Polk, with prices 1.20, 1.80, and 2.40. Reservations are possible by phone 40244 and held briefly. Strong demand followed the first day sales.
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Maxor Drug
Eighth and
Polk
Wise
Buffs and Tech Battle in Burton Gym Showdown
Texas Tech led by 6 foot 10 inch Paul Nolen and Jack Alderson travels to face West Texas College in Burton Gym. Tech seeks revenge after recent Arizona losses and a three way Border standstill for second place. Game starts about 8 pm with freshmen clash at 6:30. Buffaloes aiming to protect home court.
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Canyon
Texas Tech
Paul Nolen
West Texas College
Buffaloes
Burton Gym
Polk Robison
Red Raiders
University of Arizona
Arizona
Buffs
Herd
New Mexico A&m
University of New Mexico
West Texas State
Tech
Towering Nolen
Jack Alderson
Lubbock High School
Amarillo
Techsans
Buffalo Frosh
Amarillo High football coaching rumor and local prep notes
The piece notes Amarillo High may hire a new football coach sooner than expected with Blair Cherry backing Curtis, plus a preview of Sandie basketball and Borger matchup. It lists Borger’s strong district-standing and Amarillo’s even split in 12 starts, and mentions other local schedules and scores including Abilene and Pampa results.
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Amarillo High School
Fawn
Eck Curtis
Texas Tech
Raiders
Blair Cherry
Curtis
Cherry
University of Texas
Lubbockes
T. G. Hull
Sandie
Borger Bulldogs
Borger
Amarillo
Hull
Bulldogs
Sandie Gridders
Abilene Eagles
Abilene
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Sweetwater
Conroe
Breckenridge
San Angelo
Pampa
Odessa
Tubbock
Dowell's Five Fall Short In Overtime Heartbreaker
Dowell's six-man squad plus a junior college crowd battled Wayland in Amarillo College gym. Wayland pulled away in early OT after a late Dowell rally, finishing 60-60 in the second extra session as LeRoy Green and Harold Henry sparked the winners and Craig Richardson added key scores for Dowell's. The twin bill opener saw Wayland frosh edge out Dowell's Cafe 52-51 amid a late rally from Cecil Davis and Green.
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Saratoga
Doug Groom
Hubert Kitchens
Casemen
Pinky Jackson
Charles Richardson
LeRoy Green
Amarillo
Harold Henry
Dowell
Wimpy Hill
Richardson
Myers Motors
Groom
Davis
Lj Jackson
Burch
LiMeisler
Carlton
Rich’son
Green
Hill
Walters
Si Kitchens
Henry
Wayland
Gue
Matsler
Kitchens
Tom Gilley
Pettit
Ibans Don't Stall They Play Patterns at Oklahoma
Coach Hank Iba defends Oklahoma Aggies style as pattern plays rather than fast pace. Team rated No 1 in AP weekly poll after 17 straight victories, 15 this season, despite critics calling slow play. The method emphasizes deliberate passing and set plays leading to clear shots.
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Hank Iba
Oklahoma A&m
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Associated Press Weekly
Iba
Hank
Champs in Mat Prelims at Sports Arena card
Promoter Dory Detton announces a Thursday night wrestling card at the Sports Arena led by a Getz vs Cummings prelim. The main draw features Ivan Kalminoff versus Billy Weidner in a two of three falls match. Other bouts include Bill Sledge vs Dutch Schultz and Gust Johnson vs Jack O'Reilly.
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Exchamps
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Bob Cummings
Seaside
Ore
Southwest States
Dory Detton
Cummings-Getz
Amarillo
Ivan Kal
Minoff
Billy Weidner
Bill Sledge
Dutch Schultz
Gust Johnson
Jack O'Reilly
Getz
Cummings
Detton
Track meet scores show Texan and Chicagoans wins
Burkhart 428 Sirois 426 Woods 456 Guthridge 578 Ayers 432. Texans won two Grooms 441 Price 405 Nesbitt 388 Hobbs 454 Hankinson 516. Limiteds won one Cook 453 Judkins 408 Roberts 386 Comstock 389 Brown 459. Chicagoans won two Kirksey 459.
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Burkhart
Sirois
Woods
Guthridge
Ayers
Grooms
Price
Nesbitt
Hobbs
Hankinson
Cook
Judkins
Roberts
Comstock
Brown
Kirksey
Idaho poultry experts urge gradual lighting in chicken houses
University of Idaho specialists warn poultrymen not to switch off lights abruptly. A dimming switch is advised so hens have time to locate their roosts and settle for roosting studies.
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Moscow, Idaho
U.P
University of Idaho
Southwestern Store Fixtures Bowling Scores Summary
Maples led with 1969 totals as Anderson 416 Webster 389 Wells 311 No 345 Jordan 454. Elma posted Williams 347 Connell 348 Prickett 454 Blind 363 McCann 344. Sycamores tallied Reynolds 354 Hegedoes 272 Matthews 385 Boucher 486 McCann 406. Korina had Purcell 405 Levendon 235 Hodges 388 Matthews 294 Allen. Santa Fe Girls Banner Bowl noted. Lagunas posted Duke 416 Ticken 413 Hudgins 355 Kerr 481. Nava Jos had Rice 339 Spencer 396 Cooreland 315 McManus 367. Pueblos two scores Carpenter 274 Burrows 241 Pittman 352 Blind 300. Zias Kirksey 389 Kourt 283 Marcers 303 Blind 300. Apaches three Jenkins 318 White 429 Cernohouz 446 Blind 300. Taos none Zimpfer 343 Blind 288 Wheeler 360 Brummett 337.
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Southwestern
Peerless Lanes
Maples
Anderson
Webster
Wells
Jordan
ELMA
Williams
Connell
Prickett
Blind
McCann
Sycamores
Reynolds
Hegedoes
Matthews
Boucher
Korina
Purcell
Levendon
Hodges
Allen
Lagunas
Duke
Ticken
Hudgins
Kerr
Navajos
Rice
Spencer
Cooreland
McManus
Pueblos
Carpenter
Burrows
Pittman
Zias
Kirksey
Kourt
Marcers
Apaches
Jenkins
White
Cernohouz
TAOS
Zimpfer
Wheeler
Brummett
Santa Fe Men and Teams Scoreboard Summary
Santa Fe men banners led by Maybach 405 and Hale 482. Chiefs strong with Smith 485 and McNemer 482. Canyons posted Wallace 38 and James 452. Angelos aired Martin 331 and Martini 445. Indians featured Curtis 456 and Kennedy 461. Diesels had Gleason 498 and Supher 476. Antelopes listed Bellett 483 and Robinson 426. Caverns show two wins noted.
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Santa FE
Banner Bowl Flyers
Maybach
Tieben
Hale
F. Wheeler
H. J. Wheeler
Chiefs
Smith
Littrell
Stuppi
Cable
McNemer
Canyons
Wallace
Johnson
Casey
James
Byrd
Angelos
Martin
Hankison
Martini
Blind
Steers Dump Parker Lead as Arkansas Falls in SWC Showdown
Arkansas endured a 50-42 setback as its title hopes dimmed in a Southwest Conference game. Le Roy Bennett was standout for Sam Houston, while Texas and SMU stay atop the race with Texas A&M chasing after a 4th straight win.
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Arkansas
SMU
Texas A&m
Baylor
Rice
Houston
Texas
A&m
Longhorns
Fayetteville
Ark
Jim Dowies
George Sealing
Billy “Toar” Hester
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
TCU
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Oklahoma City
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Robinson
Jones
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Savage
Sandies Prep
Golden Sandies
General MacArthur
Amarillo College
Bob Dowell
Wayland College
Wayland Frosh
Meyers Motor
Bybee
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Harris Gatlin
Myers Elliot
Tom Xille
Leroy Bennett
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