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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1951

Page

12

Amarillo Sandies Begin Preseason Track Drills For 1951

Coach John Whinnery plans preliminary workouts with the Golden Sandie tracksters this week ahead of the Southwestern Exposition Meet in Fort Worth on March 16-17. The squad aims for a strong state title run, despite missing Whiddon Fowler Swink and Gallogly, with 13 eligible veterans and several new prospects. The slate includes March 16-17 Fort Worth, March 25 open, March 30-31 Odessa, and concludes with the May 4-5 State Meet in Austin.

John Whinnery Golden Sandie Fort Worth Amarillo Sandies Amarillo High School Robert Whiddon Galen Fowler Dale Gallogly Marvin Swink Whiddon Fowler Swink Gallogly Howard Childers Tommy Donnell Stanley Bull Bob Byrd Stuart Dowlen Ray Bingham Lawrence Jackson Toby Wise Hugh Cox Charlie Hollingsworth Leon Evans Kenneth McMullen Johnny Isaacs Odessa Bronchos Joe Childress Whinnery Lubbock Austin Carl Matney Sandie Mark Gunnels Harold Swindell E. G. Sanders Billy Orr Billy Cormack George Ausbach Japan John Munn Globe Municipal Auditorium Chandler

Different All Star Team Told in Draft

Oscar Fraley surveys top football picks from pro scouts and coaches, listing first and second All America teams with players from Vanderbilt Virginia Tulane Kentucky Texas Notre Dame and more. Also notes boxing, birthdays, golf records, horse racing, and conservation corner with light remarks.

Oscar Fraley New York U.P Fearless Fraley Buds Bucky Curtis Vanderbilt Gene Schroeder Virginia Don Joyce Tulane Bob Gain Kentucky Gus McFadin Texas Dick Stanfel Nekards Bud San Francisco Jerry Groom Notre Dame Kyle Kate SMU Ebert van Buren LSU Bob Williams Leon Heath Oklahoma Don Stonesifer Northwestern George Sulima Boston U Jim Staton Wake Forest Ken Jackson Don Rogas Dale Dodrill Colorado Aggies Bob Moser COP Ed Salen Clarence Avinger Alabama Ken Konz Jim Spavital Aggies

Greatest Sports Show of All Opens Tuesday Night

An army of 139 volunteers staff the 1951 Golden Gloves in Amarillo, handling stage, refereeing, planning, and public duties. Duke Nally directs the event with a broad Amarillo cross section of business and public figures contributing.

News-Globe Golden Gloves Organization Panhandle Atest Duke Nally Ment Duke Golden Gloves Harry Gilstrap Grady Camp News-Globe Comptroller R. P. Carter Amarillo College Elmer J. Moore Shamrock Public Schools Jess Dearley Amarillo Public Schools Ray Dudley O. F. Wilhelm Pampa Cecil Massey Odis Crowell Canyon Gene McDonald FP. B. Potter Borger Jack Stroup Wallace Field Shamrock Jack Vincent Francis Graham W. A.powell J. C. Oakley Amarillo Oliver Ball Fort Worth John Miskovsky Oklahoma City Willis Hawkins Hart Frank A. Godsoe, Jr Doug Graham Glyn Spearman FE. W. Cain Norman M. Harris W. M. Thompson Wreighing Wayne E. Byers Plains Commission Southwestern Association AAU Jess Cearley Ed Hagan Dan Coates Dean Webb Ladell Pugh Jack Ward Buddy Wilkinson Rupert Taylor M. W. Mitchell EB. M. Savage Fred Phillips Ira Maharon EB. L. Hammitt Morris Dalby R. G. Strickland Rudy Gamblin Virgil Brown Amarillo High School Maj Carl P. Mathey Sid Harper George Cooper Hazel Nal'y Jerry Kolander Jeane Spencer Mick Grimm Steve Kramer P. A L. E. Bates Earl Trime

Amarillo Bowlers Shine in Oklahoma City Doubles Meet

Amarillo bowlers posted strong scores at the Times Bowling Classic doubles event in Oklahoma City. Bill Lillard and J. B. Selomon won with 1,289, while Jaque West and Fred Grimes were runner up at 1,264 and Ted Buccola with H. L. McMinn took third at 1,257. McMinn, ex-owner of Peerless Lanes in Amarillo, now resides in Oklahoma City. Additional Amarillo entries included Buccola 1,130 and Grimes 1,125 in Saturday play.

Oklahoma City Amarillo Jaque West Fred Grimes Ted Buccola H. L. McMinn McMinn Peerless Buccola Bill Lillard J. B. Selomon E. ©. Elfert Hutchison, Kan Fort Worth Arnold Pergande John Laughlin Gene Zion Cliff Mangold Wilson Forister B. H. Haile Ted Neely Bill Farmer P. L. Reppert

Halas Demands East Rivalries To Boost Bears Gate

Chicago Bear owner George Halas urged a fluid 1951 divisional lineup at the NFL meeting. He favors restoring East rivalries with the Giants or Redskins or challenging the Browns, warning Western division play hurts Chicago’s gate. Other owners backed TV growth, night-game pants rules, and exhibition guarantees, while rejecting several draft-related proposals.

Chicago National Football League Chicago Bear George Halas Horace Greeley Halas Holiers Bears Halas New York Giants Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns Chicago Cardinals

Ring Construction and Glow Boxers Details

Max Zweig notes ring construction by Ed Tull and 15 staff. Glow boxers are Ed Hagan with six assistants including Bobby Brown Richard Bock Oscar Ashley Jimmy Strickland Bobby Linker and Donnie Oldfather.

Max Zweig Ed Tull Ed Hagan Bobby Brown Richard Bock Oscar Ashley Jimmy Strickland Bobby Linker Donnie Oldfather

Lamesa High names new head football coach

Orville W. Follis, longtime assistant at Lamesa High, is promoted to head coach succeeding R. C. Harrell who resigned to take Miller High School head coach position in Corpus Christi.

Lamesa Orville W. Follis Lamesa High School Follis R. C Bob” Harrell Corpus Christi Miller High School

Local Girls Dominate Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney

Amarillo women shine at Peerless Lanes sweeping most top finishes in the Panhandle Open. Estelle Pattillo leads in Class A all events with 1668, while Peggy Pitcock and Bobbie Dallage top Class B singles and doubles. Doris Thomas sets Class C all events mark, and Mann's Bread No. 2 wins team with 2527 handicap.

Mone Owens Amarillo Shawnee Lucy Moore Polly Simpson Estelle Patillo Borger Beryl Haynes Shirley Gutenbein Myrtle Wheat Mustang Sheet Metal Dallas Peggy Pitcock Bobbie Dallage Peggy Bobbie Doris ‘Thomas Inez Davis Mary Crocker Pampa Mann’s Bread No. 2 Mann’s Bread Mann’s Quint Graham- Hoeme Plow Co Banner Bowl Dorothy Compton Okla Cutie Pox Feld Oklahoma Vera Carson Parina Frances Glenn Big Spring Margaret Compton Dorothy Emaline Rapp Mann's Bread Graham-Hoeme Plow Co Busy Clovis Leatrice Draper Jinks Dozier Inez Koehney Albuquerque Marge Dierks Albuqueque Marie Smith Annetta Barrett Emaline Pepe Doris Thomas Inez da Frances Arnold Leatrice Draner Doris Whathas

Three Tied in Lakewood Open

In the Lakewood Park Open at LONG BEACH three players share the lead as the fourth round starts with a crowded field. Mangrum leads at 203, tied with Cary Middlecoff and Julius Boros, while Jim Ferrier shot 63 to be eight under. Major threats include Heafner, Leonard, Mayer and a raft of others within striking distance.

Long Beach Cal Lloyd Mangrum Mangrum Cary Middlecoff Julius Boros Jim Ferrier Clayton Heafner Charlotte Ferrier Stan Leonard Vancouver Dick Mayer St. Petersburg Fla Buck White Greenwood Miss Dale Andreason Hinsdale Ill Manuel de la Torre Milwaukee al Zimmerman Portland Fred Haas, Jr New Orleans Ed Oliver Seattle Ernie Ball Oak Park Ralph Blomquist Grendale Art Doering Richmond Henry Ransom Andrews

Spring Training Opens at Baylor Bears

WACO January 22 Spring football training for the Baylor Bears opens today with about 60 aspirants. Coach George Sauer expects 16 lettermen to attend, providing a strong bid for the 1951 conference title. The program emphasizes offense with daily contact work and two scrimmages weekly. The lettermen include three ends, three tackles, four guards, two centers and four backs.

Waco Baylor Bears George Sauer Sauer

Riley Defends Title as 175 Enter Doherty Tournament

Fort Worth's Polly Riley leads a 175-player field in the 19th Helen Lee Doherty Tournament at Miami Fila. The event begins tomorrow with Riley aiming to defend her championship in a senior women’s golf field spanning numerous amateur competitors.

Miami Fila Polly Riley Fort Worth Tex Helen Lee Doherty

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