Memphis High Enters Golden Gloves Battalion
Curtis Kelley leads Memphis High School boxers into the Golden Gloves carnival at the Auditorium USC Monday night with two flyweights Adair Gilbert Carlyle Young a featherweight Jack Monzingo and three Memphis teams wrestlers Winchell Orand Weldon Jeston and J. D. Akard in action. Kelley aims for state titles and pro experience as ticket sales run at Major Drug Fisk Building with ringside 2 main floor 1 general admission prices.
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Kelley
Memphis High School
Memphis
Curtis
Fort Worth
Adair Gilbert
Carlyle Young
Golden Gloves
Jack Monzingo
Winchell Orand
Weldon Jeston
J. D. Akard
Fisk
Panhandle junior high hoops slate six games today
Six Panhandle Junior High League games are on tap with Horace Mann Buffs hosting Phil lips, Berger at Sam Houston against Rangers, and Nixson traveling to meet the Pampa Reapers. Starting lineups include Raymond Reynolds and teammates for Sam Houston, while Ranger five features Little Davis and McKay.
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Horace Mann Buffs
Phillips
Berger
Sam Houston
Rangers
Bill Teal
Nixson
Pampa Reapers
Sam Hous
Raymond Reynolds
Terry Browder
Galen Foster
Stanley Manness
Neil Carpenter
Rudy Gamblin
Bobby Hudgins
Jimmy Hamilton
Charles Leiber
Bill Franks
Jimmy Garner
Jack Little
Noah Davis
Billy Franklin
Art McKay
Bill McCue
Plains Leading Cagers To Clash Here Tonight
West Texas High Calves of Canyon meet Amarillo Golden Sandies at the High School Armory. West Texas High holds 12 wins 2 losses, Amarillo 9 and 2. Tipoff at 8 o clock. Probable starters listed for both teams.
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Panhandle
High School
West Texas High Calves of
Canyon
Amarillo Golden Sandies
West Texas High
Amarillo
Fiashview
Sandies
Plainview
Bervin Hooper
Dale Russell
Bill Knightton
Dan Johnson
Alvin Jennings
Jimmy Carter
Paul Carron
Pat Sasser
Larry Wartes
Jewell McDowell
Tad Scores vi Wallie's Bowl in Metropolitan League
League results from Wallie's Bowl show Tad’s team defeating Herring Garage 2 to 0. Individual scores across teams include Bennett Johnson M. E. Smith Blind Novak Killough Davies Levine's Reager's Market Panhandle Insurance National Shirt Shops Amarillo Garage Aristocrat Cafe and junior league show multiple high scorers and team standings.
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Wallie’s Bowl Herring Garage
Bennett
Johnson
M. E. Smith
Blind
Novak
Killough & Davies
Powell
Root
Darryl
Reed
Panhandle Insurance Agency
Womble
Fuller
McCartney
Glasco
National Shirt Shops
Stock
Cox
Fletcher
Fall
Amarillo Garage
Reese
Haley
Hinkamp
Oakes
Aristocrat Cafe
A. N. Smith
Kapus
Wayland
M. E. Brown
the Diamond Shop
Sam Fenberge
Britton
Chas Penberg
Maddox
Adams
Levine's
Reager's Market
Southwestern Drug
Herring Garage
Panhandle Ins
Cage Results From United Press A Look at College Wins
Knox College 40 over Augustana 34. Columbia 46 over Princeton 41. Rider 74 over La Salle 48. Luther 53 over La Crosse Teachers 51. Louisville 82 over Georgetown College 47. Canisius 72 over MacMaster 32. Loyola Baltimore 55 over Mt. St. Marys 25. North Dakota State 68 over Valley City Teachers 26. Syracuse 52 over St. Johns 43. Loyola Chicago 59 over Elmhurst 29. Valparaiso 52 over Indiana State 51. Oshkosh Teachers 40 over Ripon 36. Gettysburg 49 over Franklin and Marshall 41. Xavier 52 over Florida A and M 36. Navy 44 over Maryland 35. Army 95 over Pennsylvania 61. Purdue 49 over Indiana 38. Rutgers 63 over Lehigh 45. Harvard 39 over Yale 37. New York University 62 over Cornell 46. Alleghany 58 over Geneva 45. Moorhead Teachers 13 over Wahpeton Science 10. West Virginia 48 over Penn State 45. Marshall 61 over Concord 44. Rice 36 over Texas A and M 34. Georgia Tech 53 over Auburn 26.
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United Press
Knox College
Augustana
Columbia
Princeton
Rider
LaSalle
Luther College
la Crosse
Wis
Louisville
Georgetown College
Canisius
MacMaster
Loyola of Baltimore
Mt. St. Mary's
North Dakota State
Valley City
Syracuse
St. John’s
Loyola of Chicago
Elmhurst
Valparaiso
Indiana State
Oshkosh
Ripon College
Gettysburg
Franklin and Marshall
Xavier
Florida A. & M
Navy
Maryland
Army
Pennsylvania
Purdue
Indiana
Rutgers
Lehigh
Harvard
Yale
New York Univ
Cornell
Alleghany
Geneva
Moorhead
Wahpeton Science
West Virginia
Penn
Badgers Fall in Clash With Sportsmen Five Upset City League
In a City Basketball League upset, Sportsmen Five defeated Amarillo College Badgers 21 to 18. Bobby Snooks led with six points and Bill Spann added eight as Leeds employed a tight zone to neutralize the faster Badgers. Dick Hall topped the losers with five points as West Texas State Frosh edged Sandie Sophs 44 to 27 in the nightcap. John Budenholzer sparked the Fish with 11 points, while Morton and Willis had five for the Sophs.
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Sporting Goods
Amarillo College Badgers
Bobby Snooks
Bill Spann
Leeds
Collegians
Snooks
Spann
Dick Hall
West Texas State Frosh
Sandie Sophs
T. G. Hull
Badgers
Baucum
Laing State
Franks
McKinney
Martin
Carter Ee
Brown
Whinnery Buchanan Ee Wright
W. T. Prosh
Taylor
Jackson See
Brotherton
Budenholzer
Averyt
Ee Lane
Clark
Mayfield
Tidmore Hicks
Sophs
Rice Edges A&M In Tight Southwest Conference Bout
Rice tops Texas A and M 36 to 34 at College Station to pull ahead in the SWC race. Har mon Walters scores eight late points, Don Scharlach adds six, Jamie Dawson leads A&M with 13, while Baylor lurks to challenge SMU after a Mustang win.
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Rice
Texas A. & M
College Station
Owl
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Aggies
Southern Methodist
Harmon Walters
Owls
Walters
Don Scharlach
Jamie Dawson
Bill Tom
Baylor
SMU
Waco
Bruins
Mustang
Dallas
Nelson Withdraws From Richmond Open After Business Meeting
Defending champion Sammy Snead was favored to repeat in the $10,000 Richmond Open golf tournament after Byron Nelson withdrew to attend a Toledo umbrella company business meeting. Nelson planned to miss Phoenix and Tucson Opens and would undergo a physical check-up before returning.
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Cal
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Toledo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix
Tucson
Local Boxing Results From Bangor and Brockton Cards
Armand Michaud outpointed Billy Napper in Bangor while John Henry Eskew of Brockton drew with Harry Daniel of New York in Brockton. Both bouts appeared on regional cards with 8 and 10 round designations.
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United Press
Bangor
Armand Michaud
Billy Napper
Boston
Brockton
Mass
John Henry Eskew
Harry Daniel
New York
Grunay Ferguson to Coach Cagers for San Jacinto Leagues
Bill Grunay Gerald Ferguson and R A Gibbs will coach two San Jacinto teams in Amarillo Boys Basketball Leagues. West Side youngsters enter clubs in both Junior and Intermediate loops. Coaches plan to win both titles and meet for reporting Monday at six thirty p m at West Amarillo Christian Church. Leagues start regular schedule Tuesday night.
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Bill Grunay
Gerald Ferguson
R. A. Gibbs
San Jacinto
Amarillo
West Side
West Amarillo Christian Church
Globe News Golden Gloves entrants and top champions named
The Globe News Golden Gloves tourney returns for its tlth annual run at the Auditorium USC with top champions listed by weight class including J. J. Pietzsch Amarillo heavyweight and Delmar Koch Amarillo light heavy. Other standout entrants and honors named include Shoeless Bob Owens Conchas Dam Texas crown finalist and Ritchie Novak Amarillo 1945 among notable picks.
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Bob Owens
Conchas Dam
N. M
Roy Priolo
Amarillo
T. W. Sanford
Dave Yauck
Follett
Robert Callan
Shamrock
Earl Brown
Adrian
Marvin Eagleston
Dood Massey
Borger
Billy Stroup Borger
al Bodish
Amarillo Field
Ted Johnson
Johnny Nihart
Pure Tales
Ed Gill
Jack O'Steen
Dean Webb
Donnie Sharp
al Berbon
Douglas Anderson
Panhandle
Don Livingston
Jack Morgan
Junior Hamby
Texhoma
Jack Fraley
Eugene Cooper
Lefors
J. E. Pietzsch
Fort Worth
Owens
Texas
Ritchie Novak
Delmar Koch
Touc
Hest
Jack Osteen
Guard of Two Games and Top Honors Named
Guard of two games Scud Redus defeated Earl Brown in a match noted for awards. Johnny Nipart earned best showman while Don Livingston was labeled classiest. Manuel Ortega named best pro prospect and Delmar Koch smartest. Georgie Stevens praised as best right hand and Ted Johnson as best left hand. Rex Daniels won best fighter pound for pound in a tourney with limited thrills and value. New buyers urged to read News-Globe Want Ads daily at 6262.
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Globe-News
J. J. Pietzsch
Amarillo
Delmar Koch
Scud Redus
Rex Daniels
Georgie Stevens
Albuquerque
Frankie Montoya
Portales
Manuel Orega
Dal
Earl Brown
Johnny Nipart
Don Livingston
Manuel Ortega
Georgie Stev
Ted Johnson
Globe-News Golden Gloves and District Banquet Events
Official listing of sports and awards events including the Tenth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves at the Auditorium USC January 21 to 24, the Second Annual Globe-News All-District 1-AA Football Banquet January 20 at Thomas Dinner House, the First Annual Golfers Roundup February 11 at Le Gourmet, and college and high school games including West Texas State versus New Mexico University in Albuquerque January 18 to 19 and Amarillo Sandies versus West Texas High Calves at the High School Armory on Thursday night.
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Canyon
Memphis
USC
Simonpore Belters
Globe News
Globe-News
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le Gourmet
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New Mexico University
Albuquerque
Amarillo Sandies
West Texas High
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Stratford Elks
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Morton
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