Revolta Courts Eskimo Open as Amarillo Stop Before Phoenix Tour
Golf pro Revolta visits Amarillo en route to the winter tour at Phoenix. He reflects on his career, praises Ben Hogan, notes winter golf in Chicago, and discusses his teaching, family, and forthcoming book Shortcuts To Better Golf due in May.
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Revolta
Amarillo
Phoenix
McCoskey Hospital
Evanston, Ill
South
Chicago
California
Oklahoma City
Walter Hogan
Johnny
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Wilson Sporting Goods Advisory Board
Evanston Country Club
Ben Hogan
Billy Nary
Eric Monti
Monty Fargol
Frank Stranahan
Willie Turnesa
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Johnny, Jr
Sunny ‘Ann
Johnny Junior
Globe
Johnny Revolta
Forrest M Jo
Veterans Hospital
Monzingo
First Baptists Sweep Open YMCA Basketball Night
First Baptist kept its winning streak by defeating First Presbyterian 47 to 34 led by Neilson with 10 points. In the second game San Jacinto Methodist beat Sacred Heart 47 to 33 with Kelley scoring 16. Polk Street Methodist topped Line Avenue Baptist 36 to 30 as Johnson led Line Avenue with 14.
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First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Neilson
Baptist
Fowler
San Jacinto Methodist
Sacred Heart
Kelley
Polk Street Methodist
Line Avenue Baptist
Johnson
Line Avenue Quint
First Presley
Britton
Robinett
Heark
Blackb
Adams
Lester
Glockhart
R.da'son
Hoover
C.da’son
Ferguson
Vander
Ene
Gill
B. Jones
Moore
Penn
Om'’Intyre
Brashe
Graham
Welter
Tadlock
Morrow
M’kinn
Nugent
Kelly
W.nu'm
Wiggins
Polk St. Meth
Wilson
Father
Qimpion
Noori Foreman
L Caldwell
Wilk
Scott
Caldwell
Garrett
Q! Rattan
Uzell
Wampler
Amarillo Badgers Aim for Non Conference Test After Undefeated League Run
Amarillo College Badgers, 6-0 in the Western zone of the Texas Junior College Conference, host Carnegie Junior College Eagles in a non conference game at 8 p.m. after a 70 37 win over Clarendon. James Kile leads Amarillo with 103 points, and coach Bob Carter relies on depth as reserves spark the rout.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Texas Junior College Conference
College Gym
Carnegie Junior College Eagles
Carnegie
Okla
Badgers
Bert Clinton
Bulldogs
Clarendon
Bob Carter
Bullock
Amarillo
Grant Riley
Jack Morgan
Kenneth Winters
Riley
Morgan
Winters
Don Barker
Oklahoma
Carter
Eagles
Mayfield
King
McPherson
R. L. Sullivan
James Kile
Kile
Carnegie—Mcbride
Kirkendall
Kogy
Ama James Kile
Jimmie Car
Gerald Rogers
John Ballard
Arthur Schickram
Golden Sandies loom as top pick in region basketball
The 1948 Texas High School outstanding player award honors James Garner and Golden Sandies praise continues as coach T. G. Hull’s basketball lineup eyes Plainview Brownfield and Lubbock tests this week. Local sports notes reflect past stars and future plans for Pampa Derby and Trinity University coaching moves.
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James Garner
University of Houston
Texas
Bwanet
Golden
Dwight Hoskins
T. G. Hull
Plainview
Brownfield
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pampa
Frida
Golden Sandies
E & Berger
Bulldogs
Harvesters
Borger
Bill James
Trinity University of San Antonio
Tugboat Jones
Midland High School
James
Southwest
Jones
Aggieland
Railroad tests aim to reduce freight car jolts
The Illinois Central Railroad runs a laboratory train on 67 miles of track to study jolts and bumps. Experts estimate U S railroads lost 115 million dollars in 1947 due to these rough rides.
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Clinton, Ill
Ilinois
Plow Points Encased in Metals Circa 1200 BC
Archaeologists note Mediterranean farmers began protecting plow points around 1200 BC by covering them with iron or copper, indicating early metalworking influence on agriculture.
Texas Edges Baylor In 40 to 37 Conference Thriller
Texas beat Baylor 40 37 at Gregory Gym in a clash that tightens the Southwest Conference race. Al Madsen, Tom Hamilton and Slater Martin led Texas while Don Heathington Bill De Witt and William Hickman each scored for Baylor. Crowd reached about 8000 as the game was moved up for the governor’s inauguration.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Baylor II
Baylor
Rice
Arkansas
al Madsen
Longhorns
Don Heathington
Bill DeWitt
William Hickman
Tom Hamilton
Madsen
Slater Martin
Heathington
James Owens
Bill Stack
Martin
Hickman
Owens
Gregory Gymnasium
Beauford Jester
Global Corn Maturity Across Months in All Countries
The report notes that corn attains maturity in at least one country every month, indicating year round agricultural progress. No single nation dominates the pattern, highlighting widespread crop development and diverse growing seasons worldwide.
Judge Suggests Sale Of Car In Fines Case
James Smith told a district court he could not pay 50 in fines from ten through nineteen parking offenses this year. Judge Ralph S. Spooner advised Smith to sell his automobile to raise the money.
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Springfield
Mass
James Smith
Ralph S. Spooner
Smith
Vegetarian Diet Powers Monte LaDue In Wrestling Return
Monte LaDue credits his vegetarian diet for improved durability after a five man wrestle royal and a Texas junior heavyweight title win over Milt Olson. He predicts securing the world championship within 12 months as he returns to face Olson at the Sports Arena with three other bouts on the card.
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Monte LaDue
Milt Olson
LaDue
Olson
Pampa
Texas
Monte
Bark Estes
Eddie Gideon
Billy Hickson
Pat O’dowdy
Gorilla Poggi
Bill Parks
Sam Houston Denies Bid to Texas Conference
Dr Harmon Lowman president of Sam Houston College denied the college had applied for admission to the Texas Conference after an athletic faculty meeting. Texas Conference considered inviting one of three schools Southwestern Texas State Sam Houston or Texas A I. Also notes Golden Sandies beat Clay ton 13 12 with Dorman and McCartt scoring four each. West Texas State Buffs defeated St Marys 55 26 led by George Ray Colvin with 18 points.
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Huntsville
Harmon Lowman
Sam Houston College
Texas Inference
Lowman
Sam Houston State
Lone Star Conference
Texas Conference
Southwest Texas State
Sam Houston
Texas A&i
Waco
Golden Sandies
Downing Clayton
Myron Dorman
Robert McCartt
Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo
Brummett McClendon
George Ray Colvin
West Texas State Buffs
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
Sophomores trounce Guardsmen in Amarillo league play
The Sandies led by Richard son with 20 points overwhelmed the 142nd Infantry National Guard team 63 to 28 in AAA League action in Amarillo. Cox scored 11 for the Guardsmen while Mulender and Ham added 10 each for the losers. Wright had 12 for Hogan Hamilton in the other game, a 66 to 40 win for the sophomores with multiple players scoring in double figures. Per capita coffee consumption in the United States is reported to have risen to about 20 pounds.
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Jess Richardson
KGNC
Jimmy Sharp
Sandie Eager
Charlie Priolo
Sandie Gridder
Buddy Young
New York Yankee
California
Golden Sandies
Graham Steers
Graham
Waco
James Garner
Amarillo
Blair Cherry
Globe News
Harland Collins
Charlie Houston
Bill Juett
Plainview
Jewell McDowell
Wellington High School
Scud Redus
Jimmy Bowen
Robert Kelly
Kenneth Sherrill
Nelson Page
Tommy Buford
Willis Hamilton
John Hamil
Sandies
142Nd Infantry National Guard
Cox
Mulender
Ham
Cole McGahey
Richardson
Hogan-Hamilton
Ln Wright
Hogan-Hamton
United States
Cole-McGahey
Lect
Graham-Hoeme
Panhandle Laundry
Russell's
Sandie
142Nd Infantry
Nation Guard
Sandie Ins
Cox Fe
Cooney Collins
Irwin
Mull’der
Hill Austin
Carter Colville
Estesseets
Gatlin
National Guard
Amburn
Matney
Ho’an-Ha
Fe Ftto
EB Wright
Hopkins
Watson
Hoddy
Savage
L.wright
Smith
Covigton
Briggs
Gilbert
Rich’son
VanSco
Seymore
Fonty
Ole McGahey
Mosan Hamilton
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First Baptists
Amarillo Five
Leathers Jones
Lehnick
Bullman
Bridges
Carlyle
Halftim
Schickram
Roark
Winter
Leathers
Eee
Harp
Meyers
Owford Bowman
Byron Townsend
Odessa
Townsend
Garner
Earl Scudday
Detroit
Motor City
Department of Parks and Recreation
Clifford Bradley
University of Oklahoma
Golden Sandie
Amarillo Globe - News
Tom Adams
Abilene
Fort Worth
RED Horse Liqueurs Ltd
Cobb & Cobb & Reddoch
Oxfords
Baer
N.E
Vernon Emanuel
Whipple
James E. Penner
Bond
the Liquor Marts
Calvert
Fillmore
Amarillo Rubber Mat CO
N.E. St. Ave
R.R
Bud" Tucker
LA Due
Texas Loop
Sophs Stampede Guardsmen
F. Rollins
N.E. Sth
Hayes
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