High School Boxing Semifinals and Golden Gloves Quarterfinals
Semifinals slated for 112 to 175 pound classes feature Gilbert Stewart and Elmo Sams in 112, J. E. Myers vs Herbert Robinson in 118, and other bantam to 175 bouts with multiple Amarillo and surrounding town entrants. Golden Gloves quarterfinals include Adrian McClish and Kennison Bond at 135 and Jerry Shook versus J B Warren at 147 as well asClarendon and Sunray participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Stewart
Clarendon
Elmo Sams
Memphis
Darrell Pa Dumas
Bebe Bitela
Ama- Ho
J. E. Myers
Petersburg
Herbert Robinson
Amarillo
Bill Canon
Lockney
Buster Holman
Winson Dixon
Charles Hagegerton
Troy Btracener
Lefors
J. R. Vaughan
Harry Surratt
Frank Stanton
Delbert Massey
Adrian
Sammie Imme
M. C. Bradford
Eugene Cooper
Dan Teuton
Vin Pyle
G. F. McGuire
Robert Quisenberry
Carl Denham
Dumas
Jack Adams
Clifford Bradley
Jack Thomas
Dalhart
Luther Murphy
Channing
Raymond Jeffreys
Adrian McClish
Kennison Bond
Immy Hamilton
R. E. Lawrence
Jerry Shook
Sunray
J B. Warren
Dudley Trussel
Rob Williams
Darrell Rowell
Charles Haggerton
Vinson Dixon
JR. Vaughan
Troy Stracener
Sammie
Jimmy Hamilton
J. B. Warren
Dudley Trussell
Laurd Fuqua
J. C. Oakley
Harry Neuhardt
Jack Armstrong
Mike Montgomery
Pernie Wagner
Alvin Boney
Fillmore
Paul Allingham
Buster Sharp
H. M. Gorrie
Georgia Lou Made
Bill Hulett
Gardner Pode Powell
Otis Beard
Bill Ferem
Cal Farley
Morris McCartt
Cecil Hunter
Charles Bates
Mike Quiglevy
L. Sterseth
Kenneth Lanham
Courageous Young Boxers Shine In Early Golden Gloves Action
Frank A. Godsoe Jr. profiles bold amateurs in the opening night of the Golden Gloves, highlighting Bob Warren who defeated Earl Bagwell, and future bouts for Reuben Noel. Scouts from Dalhart and Dumas show grit with Sammie Simms and Jimmy Harris, while Lockney’s Calvin Pyle battles Carroll Gustin in a rugged welterweight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Ward
The
Chicago Tribune
Tiny Bob Warren
Golden Gloves
Bob
Earl Bagwell
Stinnett
Amarillo
Reuben Noel
Dalhart
Dumas
Sammie Simms
Jimmy Harris
Sammie
Harris
Calvin Pyle
Lockney
Carroll Gustin
Socker
Pyle
John Miskovsky
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill
Miskovsky
Sooner
Chicago Catholic Youth Organization
Central High School
University of Oklahoma
Amarillo Sandie
Sandies
Harry Surratt
Petersburg
Wayland Harrison
Borger
South Plains
Harrison
Bobby Knight
Knight
Vinson Dixon
Charles Haggerton
Frank Stanton
Eugene Cooper
Lefors
M. C. Bradford
Lester Black
Cooper
Bob Ellis
Memphis
Jimmy Hamilton
R. E. Lawrence
Clarendon
Hamilton
Last Night's Mitt Results From Golden Gloves Card
Results list by weight class from the Golden Gloves event featuring fighters from Amarillo Lockney Petersburg Dumas Perryton and Memphis. Notable bouts include KOs by Bill Canon Ted Livesay and Dan Teuton and decisions for J R Vaughn Cal Vin Lockney and Carl Denham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Canon
Lockney
Tanier Sapp
Amarillo
Buster Holman
Ted Livesay
Charlies Haggerton
Bernie Parkey
Petersburg
Troy Stracener
Lefors
Artis Monroe
Dalhart
J. R. Vaughn
Joe Ray Johnson
Harry Surratt
Wayland Harrison
Borger
Prank Stanton
Bobby Knight
Delbert Massey
Adrian
Korman Lieberman
Sammie Simms
A Harris
Dumas
MC. Bradford
Lester
Bill) Black
Jack Adama
Jack Thurman
Ed Gill -Amarillo
Charley Ionhneon
Memphis
Holman
Canon
Stanley Sapp
Charles Haggerton
Frank Stanton
Carl Denham
Jack Adams
Dan Teuton
Calvin Pyle
Robert Quisenberry
Ed Gill
J. R. Vaughan
M. C. Bradford
Eugene Cooper
Hereford Implement downed Amarillo College JV 47 to 42
Hereford Implement defeated Amarillo College Junior Varsity 47 42 in Amarillo AAU league play. Doug Groom led Hereford with 17 points while Leroy Foster added 13 as the lead widened late. In the opener West Texas State Freshmen overwhelmed Santa Fe 59 31 with Sammie Malone scoring 11 for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Collegians
Dougal Groom
West Texas
Leroy Foster
West Texas State
Santa Fe
Sammie Malone
Dub Jones
Russell
Bob Seeds
Panhandle Laundry
College JV
T.pf
Ft.pf
Price
Ochsner
Groom
Rouse Ee
Neill
Gilley
Amarillo Omcee JV
West Texa Santa FE
Fe Ft.pf
Coffman
Malone
Jones
C K'chens
Brown
H.k’'Chens
Rook
Barnard
Little
Haberer
TiCook
Birdwell
Will’shby
Melton
Phillips
Moore
Teal
Runnersup Guests at Kids Inc Luncheon in Amarillo
The 1946 Kids Inc football runners up are honored at a luncheon hosted by Ralph Pellow and the American Business Club at the Mexican Inn. Coaches and four second place teams, including North Side Mustangs Maverick Club San Jacinto and Margaret Wills, will attend with district officials and league commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kids, Inc
Ralph Pellow
American Business Club
North Side Mustangs
Maverick Club
San Jacinto
Margaret Wills
Chas. M. Rogers
Bill Adams
Ray Daniels
Joe Scroggins
John Peterson
Doug Smith
Ralph Dykeman
Panhandle Women Open and Amarillo Sweepstakes Draw Bowlers
Bowlers from Oklahoma City Hobbs Clovis and Albuquerque join Texas entries from Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Wichita Falls San Angelo Midland Lubbock and Pampa for the Panhandle Open at Peerless Lanes and Amarillo Sweepstake at Banner Bowl. Reager's Market Amarillo leads Panhandle Open with 2447 pins while Billie Melton Canyon tops the sweepstakes with 952 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amarillo
Banner Bowl
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Midland
Lubbock
Pampa
Billie Melton
Canyon
Eleventh Annual Amarillo News-Globe Golden Gloves Semifinals
Tonight 17 bouts at Municipal Auditorium starting 8:15 pm. Semifinals and quarterfinals run tonight with the tournament continuing through Saturday. Major Drug Store and Fisk Building sell tickets with general admission $1.00-$2.00 plus tax. Officials include J C Oakley Dean Webb and others. Bob Watson announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Stanley Haun
Doug Graham
Bob Watson
FE. W. Cain
Homer M. Thompson
Toby Waggoner
Bill Shock
John Miskovsky
Top Spot in District 1-AA Hardwood Clash
Amarillo Golden Sandies travel to Plainview as both teams chase sole possession of first in District 1-AA. Amarillo enters 11 1 with 1 set back while Plainview stands 10 4. Also on tap Brownfield at Pampa and Borger at Lubbock with Borger facing Brownfield Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Jimmy
Amarillo Golden Sandies
Plainview Bulldogs
Plainview
Brownfield
Lubbock
Berger
Golden Sandies
Bulldogs
Pampa
Borger
Baylor Falls to Rice Owls in SWC Clash
Baylor bears tumbled to a 49 to 55 defeat at Houston as Rice Owls claimed their first league win in four starts. The loss marks Baylor’s third SWC defeat, with Rice already eliminated earlier after Texas demolished them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor Bears
Houston
Rice Owls
Baylor
Owls
Rice
Texas
Carlin Poggi Team Up In Australian Tag Action
Johnny Carlin and Gorilla Poggi join for a two fall tag match against Wayne Martin and Art Brady. Poggi notes Martin beat Al Getz recently, while Getz drew with Poggi. Leroy McGuirk is cited as a past standout. Abbott and Cordova meet in a semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Martin
Gorilla Poggi
Art Brady
Johnny Carlin
School of Gladiators
Poggi
Martin
al Getz
Getz
Brady
Leroy McGuirk
Carlin
Art
Wayne
Ace Abbott
Polo Cordova
Abbott
Cordova
Fair Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank A. Godsoe, Jr
Globe
Powell
Keglers
Oklahoma
Hobbs
Clovis
Albuquerque
New Mexi
Ockers
Taylor
the Panhandle
Schenley Product
A Polk
Lae
West Texas State College
Furman
Army
Kings Point
Navy
Maryland
Beton Hall
Connaneree
Penn
Gettysby St. Josephs
Pure One University
Fordham
Peter's
Temple
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds
George Lopez
Pollo Cordova
Steve Zold
T. G. Hull
Carlin-Poggi
Wigregor
McGregor
Anahitt
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