14 Golden Gloves bouts planned for tonight at Auditorium
Tonight's program at the Auditorium USO features 14 more Golden Gloves bouts starting at 8:15. Curley Dickson of Amarillo may not fight due to flu, while Jack Glasgow and other winners from last night return to face tough foes. Troy Stracener headlines among heavies, with semifinals and finals set across the next two evenings.
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Golden Gloves
Dickson
Billy Poindexter
Curley
Jack Glasgow
Sandie End
Ira Stracener
Lefors
Fort Worth
Chicago
Troy
Wade
Pepper
Glen Duckworth
Alton Reeder
Jack Ellis
Bill Ellis
Jack Boren
Champion Eu gene Cooper Dominates Bout In Opening Night Card
Lefors standout Eu gene Cooper, 1945 135 pound champion and 1944 112 champ, and 1944 most popular boxer, overwhelmed Eural Ramsey Shamrock before Referee Bill Shock halted after the first round. The tournament remains wide open with several likely challengers for Thursday’s final bell.
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Lefors
Cooper
Eural Ramsey
Shamrock
Bill Shock
Annual Sandie Banquet Set For Saturday Night
The Sandie Mothers Club Football Banquet will take place Saturday evening at the Senior High School Cafeteria starting at 6 45. A post banquet dance follows in the gym and ex Sandies are invited. The Amarillo Globe News Most Valuable Sandie Award will be presented to the honored grid der.
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Sandie Mothers Club
Amarillo Globe-News
Plains Five Upset Bombers In Overtime
Plains Chevrolet defeats defending champions Civilian Bombers 39 to 35 in overtime at Amarillo College Gym. Butch Royter and Darrell Sawyer sparked the win with Sawyer scoring 13 and Boyter 11 as Plains rallied from a halftime deficit to seize the upset.
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Sports Schedule Highlights From Amarillo Events
The notice lists the Tenth Annual Globe-News Golden Gloves at Auditorium USC from January 21 to 24 and the First Annual Golfers Roundup at Le Gourmet on February 11. It also covers the Fifth Annual Women’s Panhandle Open Bowling Tournament at Victory Alleys January 26 to February 3 and the First Annual Amarillo Women’s Singles Classic at Wallie’s Bowl January 25 to February 3. Also shows Amarillo Sandies vs Lubbock Westerners at Lubbock Friday night and West Texas State vs Eastern New Mexico at Portales January 30.
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Globe-News
Victory Alleys
Oklahoma City
el Reno
Shawnee
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hobbs
Clovis
Pampa
Berger
Wallie’s Bowl
Builders Supply
Grand National Steeplechase Nominations Reach Ninety One
Ninety one thoroughbreds entered for the Grand National Steeplechase marking the first race since 1940 with a large contingent of jumpers from France and Ireland.
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London
France
Ireland
Cage Results 36: Buckeyes, Wildcats lead in scores
Ohio State 48, Purdue 38. Virginia 64, Washington and Lee Indiana 46. Michigan 43. Northwestern 44, Great Lakes Naval 42. Kentucky 68, Georgia Tech 43. Allen Bradley 44, Camp Grant NJ 42. Loyola of Baltimore 48, Georgetown 41. Earlham 48, DePauw 43.
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Purdue
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Indiana
Michigan
Northwestern
Great Lakes Naval
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Allen Bradley
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Loyola of Baltimore
Georgetown
Earlham
Depauw
Boxing results from multiple venues revealvaried outcomes
A sequence of boxing cards reports multiple decisions and knockouts across cities including Baltimore Holyoke Detroit New Haven Boston Providence Scranton Portland Chicago Omaha Troy and more. Notable results feature Johnny Moore Lou Woods Julie Kogan Charley Hayes Bill Weinburg Bobby Zollo Joe Falco Jerry Fiorello Leroy Scales and Ramey McKnight with Riggs set to defend tennis title against Budge in Hollywood tonight.
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Baltimore
Johnny Moore
Lou Woods
Detroit
Holyoke
Mass
Saint Paul
Springfield
Drew
Johnny Finazo
Lewistown
Leo Methot
Montreal
Blond Tiger
Lowell
New Haven
Conn
Julie Kogan
Johnny Forte
Philadelphia
Charley Hayes
Buster Peak
Boston
Bill Weinburg
Chelsea
Jay D. Turner
Dallas
Providence
R. I
Bobby Zollo
al Franklin
Washington
Scranton
Joe Falco
Billy O’connor
New York
Coley Welch
Portland
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hezzie Williams
Leroy Scales
Omaha
Golden Gloves action heats up at Auditorium USC
The final bout sees H L McMillan of Canyon rally to KO Prentice Davis Amarillo in round three under AAA rules. Bud Wilkinson and Oscar Stidger are likely to collide in the middleweight division as the card lists select matchups and notable participants from Amarillo Shamrock and surrounding towns.
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Golden Gloves
Usc
H. L. McMillan
Canyon
Prentice Davis
Amarillo
Kenneth Glasgow
McMillan
Davis
Buddy Wilkinson
Oscar Stidger
Fifth Annual Kegling Tourney Invades Amarillo Here
A lively report previews 20 bowling teams visiting Amarillo for the fifth annual Kegling Tournament. The piece captures local enthusiasm, mentions colorful outfits and fans, and notes anticipation of close bouts and upsets in a community sports event.
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Amarillo
Colleges and high schools invited to Border Olympics
LAREDO announces 23 colleges and 64 high schools invited to participate in the Border Olympics on March 8 and 9, with expected turnout doubling peacetime entries as travel normalizes.
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Laredo
Boxing Results By Bouts From High School Meet
Results by bouts list multiple matches with towns including Shamrock, Amarillo, Memphis and Petersburg. Kenneth Davis beat Bennie Boyce. Ted Livesay defeated Ray York. Weldon Jester won over Billy Badgett. Frank Stanton KO'd Charles Neff. Wendell Orend beat Bobby Knight. Jack Manzingo defeated John Hernandez. Jiggs Mann bested Gene Hubbard. Gordon Depriest defeated Frank Mannan. Roy Chism KO'd Roy Sample. Eugene Cooper KO'd Eura Ramsey. W T Martin KO'd G F McGuire. Bob Quisenberry won over Royal Blassingame. Glen Duckworth defeated Roy Pepper. Adair Gilbert beat Carlyle Young. H L McMillan knocked out Prentice Davis.
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Billy Quisenberry
Lockney
Glasgow
Dickson
Wendell Orend
Memphis
Jack Monzingo
Jiggs Mann
Clarendon
Roy Chism
Amarillo
Ted Livesay
Ray York
Shamrock
Weldon Jester
Billy Badgett
Borger
Frank Stanton
Petersburg
Charles Neff
Bobby Knight
Jack Manzingo
John Hernandez
Gene Hubbard
Wheeler
Gordon Depriest
Frank Mannan
Glen Duckworth
Roy Pepper
Adair Gilbert
Carlyle Young
H. L. McMillan
Canyon
Prentice Davis
Liverpool Club Expands US Tour To Ten Games
Liverpool England football club will play ten games in the United States late this spring instead of eight, announced by Ernc Schwarcz business manager of the American Soccer League.
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New York
Liverpool
England
Ernc Schwarcz
Semi final pairings for 126 135 147 160 weight classes
Wrestling action lists semi final pairings for 126 pounds Jim Hamilton of Amarillo vs Ernie Fry Shamrock. 135 pounds Don McLaughlin Shamrock vs Bob Lisle Shamrock. 147 pounds Dave Dickson Amarillo vs Billy Poindexter Canadian. 160 pounds Paul Chilton Phillips vs Willis Hawkins Hart. Plus school division matchups include Bybee vs Stracener and others.
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Amarillo
Billy Poindexter
Willis Hawkins
Hart
Paul Chilton
Phillips
Don McLaughlin
Shamrock
Bob Lisle
Jimmy Hamilton
Ernie Fry
Jack Glasgow
Billy Quisenberry
Lockney
Bill Bybee
Troy Stracener
LeFors
Harry Surratt
Petersburg
J. H. Christner
Red Hughes
Reggie McClung
Dumas
Coyt Thompson
Don Brower
Dave
Curley) Dickson
Minor League Proxy Blasts Chandler on Merger Idea
In Durham on January 22 19 ? Friction rose between minor and major leagues over consolidation into a single organization. National Association of the Minor Leagues head William G Bramham opposed Commissioner Happy Chandler’s merger suggestion outlining separate leadership and structure.
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