Sandies and Bulldogs clash for possible title night
Plainview fans anticipate a district showdown as Amarillo hosts Plainview’s Bulldogs at the Armory. Both teams are 2-0 in conference play, hoping to end Amarillo’s home win streak of 29 and claim the District 1-AA crown with three returning regulars leading the rotation. Tomorrow Borger visits for the next matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Bulldogs
Golden Sandies
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Borger Bulldogs
Bandies
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm Visit Plainsview In District Fight
District 1-AA basketball clash at Mt. 6 o'clock tonight between Amarillo High School Armory host Amarillo Golden Sandstorm and Plainview Bulldogs. Coaches Mul and Harria lead teams with records 13-4 and 11-3. officials Whitey Baccus and Charles Tucker. Tickets on sale at 7 with admission 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students. Starting lineups feature Bill Howton Bob Bogle Gene Davidson Ed Moseley Bobby Wilson Benton Coe for Amarillo and Bill Bybe Jimmy Sharp Sitek Filia for Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreke
Bill Bybe
Rassvaes
Bob Bogle
Sitek Filia
Gene Davidson
Jimmy Sharp
Oda
Ed Moseley
Bobby Wilson
Benton Coe
Rangers Edge Poodles In Junior High Game
In Borger Sam Houston Rangers beat Borger Poodles 26 24 led by F G Sanders with 12 points. The Rangers won the B game 29 28. Horace Mann Buffaloes lost to Vega 28 20 in a non conference twin bill. Ronald Johnson led Buffs with 14 points. Vega's Fletcher Smith had 10 points in the prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Sam Houston Rangers
Borger Poodles
Bill Teal
Rangers
Little F. G. Sanders
Sanders
Sam Houston
Horace Mann Buffaloes
Vega
Tom Gilley
Ronald Johnson
Buffs
Smith
Fletcher Smith
Swain
Clapp
Carroll
Thomps
Albright
Layne
Allison
Washbrn
Swindell
O Hamilton
Ramsey
Worton
St'bough
Dennell
Elliott
Gunnels
Minor Leagues to Study Latin Stile Situation
Columbus January 23 The United States minor leagues plan a Latin American study trip. George M Trautman head of the leagues will send an observer to Panama Venezuela Puerto Rico and Colombia. Finch will visit Mexico City Havana and discuss talent raids with authorities. The aim is formal recognition and possible winter lend lease playing talent from American minors.
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LS Minor Leagues
Columbus
Ohio
United States
South America
George M. Trautman
Panama
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
Colombia
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Trautman
Right Bower
Finch
Mexico City
Alejandro Aguilar Reyes
A. B
Chandler
Havana
Cuba
Worsham Enters Harlingen Golf Tourney
National Open Champion Lew Worsham signed up for the $10,000 Fruit and Vegetable Open in Harlingen joining Texas PGA titlist Frank Champ Ken Snyder of Denver and Tex Consolver of Wichita as late entrants in the professional field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Lew Worshaw
Prank Champ
Texas Pga
Ken Snyder
Denver
Tex Consolver
Wichita
Kan
Shreveport Acquires Portland Catcher in Trade Deal
Shreveport Sports of the Texas League acquire catcher Frank Souza from Portland in a straight trade for outfielder Jim Basso. Souza appeared briefly with Beaumont in the Texas League last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Shreveport Sports
Frank Souza
Portland
Ore
Jim Basso
Souza
Beaumont
Promoter Jacobs Denies Retirement Reports
Boxing promoter Mike Jacobs, head of New York's 20th Century Sporting Club, denies retirement reports and says he will continue in boxing indefinitely. The 67-year-old promoter is recuperating from illness at his Normandy Isle home in Miami Beach, planning to spend as much time there as possible.
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Miami Beach
Filia
Mike Jacobs
New York
20Th Century Sporting Club
Normandy Isle
Arizona Cagers Lead Border Scoring Parade
Verl Heap of Arizona State College at Tempe jumped from fifth to a share of the Border Conference lead with Vincent Cisterna of Arizona State at Flagstaff. Both averaged 17.4 points over their five official games as the conference released standings. The top ten lists Cisterna and Heap tied for first, followed by Izquierdo of Texas Mines and others in the scoring chart.
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Tucson
Ariz
Verl Heap
Arizona State College
Tempe
Vincent Cisterna
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Cisterna
Heap
Izquierdo
Texas Mines
Perez
Texas
Urall
Arizona
Cozzens
New Mexico
Grove
Texas Tech
Sharp
New Mex
A&m
Martin
Hardin-Sim
Hynes
Dyer Seeks Cardinals Returnees in St Louis Comeback Bid
Eddie Dyer, managing in Houston, would welcome three former Cardinals who jumped to the Mexican League back to the St Louis uniform. He named pitchers Max Lanier and Fred Martin and infielder Lou Klein, who left in 1946, as players who would be welcomed back and given every opportunity to make the club.
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Houston
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dyer
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Lou Klein
Mexico
Andrews Hurt in Car Accident Near Cypress
Billy Rooster Andrews former University of Texas football team manager and extra point specialist is reported in serious condition in a Houston hospital after a car crash near Cypress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Billy “Rooster” Andrews
University of Texas
Cypress
Romans used iron nails in Britain buildings
When the Romans occupied Britain they used iron nails in their construction. The note highlights these metal fastenings as part of their building techniques and infrastructure during the occupation.
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Britain
Amarillo Globe Briefs January 23 1948 Item
Local page notes brief community items and notices from Amarillo publication dated Friday January 23 1948. Compact entries cover civic happenings and public interest snippets typical of the era.
Fenton Takes Feature in Rough Double Header Bout
Rod Fenton defeated Gordon Hassel in a tense second feature at the Fair Grounds arena to claim victory after a back and forth, including a final frame tumble that saw both wrestlers tumble out of the ring. Pat O Dowdy beat Kirilenko in two falls, while Dory Funk debuted with a rolling short arm scissors to subdue George Lopez in the curtain raiser.
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Rod Fenton
Gordon Hassel
Fair Grounds Arena
Fenton
al Getz
Hassel
Billy McCune
Pat O'Dowdy
Leon Kirilenko
Kirilenko
O'Dowdy
Dory Funk
Hammond
Ind
George Lopez
Bowling Scores and Winners From Local Leagues
Bowling scores from COMMERCIAL Palio Duro Motor to INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE reveal winners and top bowler scores for multiple teams including Pleasant Valley Drug Goodner Printing and Tasty Pie across numerous leagues. The listing names multiple individuals such as Gruber Barker Coffman and Osenbaugh along with clubs like Lions BPO and Kiwanis, finishing with a health tip about vitamin B1.
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Palio Duro Motor
Farmer
B. Johnson
Gruber
Norman
Gentry
Pleasant Valley Drug
E. Johnson
M. Barker
H. Barker
F. Johnson
Goodner Printing
C. Kay
Hassell
Goodner
D. Kay
Adams
Tasty Pie
W. Reeves
D. Reeves
Osenbaugh
Mageard
Whitaker Ais
Sportsman
Coffman
Pyeatt
Triplett
Raleigh
Kile
Aristocrat
Smith
Griffin
Horn
Reese
McCaffferty
Boxwell Bros
Green
Jacobson
McKirahan
Mead
Boxwell
Prescription Laboratory
McClendon
Lacy
Pavillard
Bill
Neely
McDonald
Taylor
Skipworth
Sibley
Anderson
Jack
John
Witt Motors
Tucker
B. Witt
Tennant
J. Witt
Beardsley
Civic dJaycees
Quigley
Petersen
Durham
Bates
Lions
Stockton
Daily
Krupp
March
Prien
BPO
Pearson
Powell
Reager
Weeks
Optimists
Teas
Querry
Hudson
Manternach
Bueccola
Rotary
Saunders
McKnight
McAfee
Kiwanis Blues
Meller
Wells
Reppert
Kiwanis Gold
Silverstein
Singleton
Fyfe
Sparks
J. Kiwanis
Knolloff
McLander
Haley
Martin
ABC
Wedding
Holland
Owens
Cox
Elks
Forrister
Barry
Moreland
Blind
Fletcher
Industrial League Vo. FL W
Zimmerman
Black
Huguley
Grimes
Wehrman
Ideal Paint & Body
Zion
Bell
Waghorn
McSwain
Tri-State Adv
Sicily
Cargill
Carvil
Kroll
West Texas Drug Wholesale
Greer
Gardner
Hatley
Formby
Kinney Shoes
Lester
Moore
Baker
Storandt
Kirk
McCormick Co
McCormick
Love
Gant
Prough
Klein
Butter Cream Bakery
Morkan
Magnolia
Critchfield
Morgan
Haines
West Texas
Winter
Brown
Keeling
Franklin
Reeves
R. Anthony
Martens
Boyd
Husted
Pitcock
Dorris
Pittman
West
er-o-Matic
Seifert
Williamson
Clevenger
Womble
Patsome
Sidwell
Evans
Dairy Equipment
Duddy
Dunn
Semrad
York
Hammer Mills
Gano
Oglesby
Patt
Werrick
Molyneaux
Parkey
Seigal
Gartung
Harvest
Mayhue
Jennings
Weiland
Warrick
Motor
Mance
Proftt
Cates
Mays
Grain Mill
Oregon
Clark
McCartney
Bureau OF Reclamation League Finance
Carter
Ruvole
MecCrery
Harris
Rowland
Bowls
Cantine
Sharkey
Aterburn
Ledyard
Nirenberg
Supply
Buchanan
Baumcartner
Hooker
Murry
Thompson
Burnett
Legal
Gose
Whittenburg
Beard
Johnson
Bristol
Cocoran
Vineyard
Construction
Roberts
Holliday
Cervin
Scotland
Hales & Alford
Byers
Murray
O'Keefe
Freeman Flowers
Russell
Ran
van Wagner
Snyder Yak Gunn Bros
Whitehead
Long
Crews
Liquor Mart
Rosenthal
Whitaker
Atlas Wife
Novak
Mann
Lyles
W. W. Baker
McGuires
Davis
Price
Weatherwax
Thomas
City Cab
Milligan
Seiberling
Dixon
Lengley
Builders Supply
Mayfield
Wilson
Merchant
Menkamp
Pampa Harvesters eye state run amid regional hoops clash
The Plainview Bulldogs face Amarillo High's Golden Sandies as Pampa Harvesters press for a state tournament berth. Amid prep talk, Amarillo beat Lubbock 34-31 last night and is seen as a strong title contender, while Lubbock eyes late-season form and Coral Sandlin boosts.
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Clifton McNeely
Pampa
Lubbock
Harpsters
Berger
Phillips
Amarillo
Sandies
Harvesters
Austin
Plainview
Borger
Coral Sandlin
Badgers to Play Mangum in Oklahoma Intersectionals
Amarillo College Badgers travel to Mangum Oklahoma for the second game of a double header after a 10 5 season with a seven game win streak. Coach R P Carter relies on Pat Babb Whit Pate Glen Brother ton Mouse Williams and Charles Red Myers as starters.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Oklahoma
R. P. Carter
Hoopsters
Sayre
Okla
Yellowjackets
Mangum Junior College
Mangum
Mangum High School
Badgers
Carter
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Cartermen
Charlie Osgood
Badger
James Ayers
H. M. Frazier
Grover
Pat Babb
Whit Pate
Glen Brotherton
Texhoma
Mouse Williams
Charles
St Marys Peewees Beat Summit 11-6 on St Marys Court
The St Marys Peewees defeated Summit 11-6 in a Kids Inc game on the St Marys court. Bobby Grimm scored four points, Pete Polk added three and stellar defense helped secure the win. Loar of Summit tied Grimm with four points for high honors.
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St. Mary's Peewees
Summit
Kids, Inc
St. Mary's Court
Bobby Grimm
Pete Polk
Polk
Loar
Grimm
St. Mary's
North Side
Hershel Smith
Jimmy Collins
Dewey Gollihugh
Smith
Bill Dunlap
North Siders
Jimmy Reese
Reese
High School and College Basketball Scores Report
A dense score summary covers high school games in Canadian and Tulsa regions with overtime outcomes, girls and boys results, and broader college and professional fixtures. Notable items include Canadian overtime win over Miami girls, McLean and Kelton boys clash, and BBA and NBA style league results from St Louis to Syracuse with multiple school teams and standings.
Golden Gloves Entry Form Request at Globe-News
Reader submits a filled Golden Gloves entry note seeking division placement with weight and age details. The form requests previous boxing experience, championships, wins and losses, occupation, and full mailing address for official processing.
Pat McCarthy enters Amarillo Golden Gloves as flyweight rookie
A 16 year old Pat McCarthy, weighing under 112 pounds, enters the 12th annual Amarillo Globe News regional Golden Gloves tournament in the flyweight division. He is one of three Maverick Club brothers and has 37 wins against 3 losses, mostly in exhibitions, as he steps into a five night event with 110 contestants expected at Municipal Auditorium. ringside seats are available at Axor Drug Store for 240 and 180 including tax, phone 6380.
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Globe News
Jack Armstrong
Curly Dickson
Buddy Wilkinson
Lavern
Plainview Marine
Chapel Hills
Wimpy Hill
Texas Tech
Maverick
River Road
Hill
Odus Mitchell
Pampa Harvesters
Marshall
Farley
Joe Kopecky
Kopecky
J. G. Hull
Sandie
Pat McCarthy
Amarillo
Pat
Golden Gloves
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Maverick Club
Kids Inc
Mike
Jodie
Fairgrounds
Duke Nally
Municipal Auditorium
Axor Drug Store
Isk
Fighth
Pol
Texas Mines Sign To Play Hawaii in Home and Home
El Paso Texas Mines has secured backing to host Hawaii in 1949 after traveling to Honolulu December 4 for the proposed home and home series. Mines must guarantee $15,000 for the Hawaii trip, underwritten by the El Paso district touchdown club, with a contract expected soon.
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EL Paso
Texas College
University of Hawaii
el Paso Texas Mines
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mines
Texas
el Paso District Touchdown Club
Hardin College and Mawaii ink tentative game deal
Hardin College of Wichita Falls is negotiating with Mawaii over a first game to be played in Wichita Falls. A separate note confirms that the caloric content of the per capita American diet stayed fairly constant from 1920 to 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin College of
Wichita Falls
Mawaii
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Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Plainview Bulldogs
Rangers Edge Poodles
Worsham
Shrevesport
Catcher
Taylor St
Jacobs
Arizona Cagers
Border
Andrews
Jupe
Beverley-Bauman Lbr. CO
Georgia
THE
Amarillo Globe
Globe
Clinton Williams
West Texas State College
News- Globe
J. C. Oakley
Williams
Big Buffalo
Clifford Bradley
T. G. Hull
Hull
J. B. Gardner
Jack Curtice
Texas Mics
West Texas State
Ben Collins
Curtice
Jess Neely
Red Bale
Julia Dean Evans
Buffaloes
Hoka Bulldogs
Abernathy
Bob Cone
Lubbock _ scribe
South Plains
Jake Jacobs
Tohoka Bulldogs
Madison Square Garden
Leo Jackson
Amarillo Globe- News
Cameron High School
Karl Rice
Rice Brothers
West Sixth
Kenneth Travis
Golden Sandie
Karl
Johnny Denton
St. Mary’s
Canadian Wellington
Briscoe
Spearman
Carriurett
Perryton
McLean
Kelton
Higgins
Follett
Miami
Shamrock
Carrouzett
Canadian
Tulsa
West Texas High
Canyon
Boss Canyon
Tulia
Dimmitt
Springlake
Horace Mann
College
Cuistans Tech
Mississippi State
Arkansas
Arkansas State
Berea
Transylvania
Cincinnati
Caterbury
Potomac State
West Liberty
New Mexico Highland
Evansville
Murray State
Depauw
Earlham
Abilene Christian College
Austin College
Rhode Island State
Drake
Iowa State
Professional
BBA
St. Louis Bombers
Baltimore Bullets
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Providence Steamrollers
Chicago Stags
Minneapolis Lakers
Rochester Royals
Toledo Jeeps
Indianapolis Kautskys
Anderson Packers
Syracuse Nationals
City Drug
City Basketball League
North East
Homer Rick
Amarillo Globe-News
Globe-News
McCarthy
D. S. Ashby
Mar
Paramount Recreation Club
Amarillo National
Terayayy
Amarillo National Bidg
F.d.1.c
Lansdowne
South Fillmore St
Clack Radio
Motorola Radio
Washington
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