Sandies meet Rams in Special March of Dimes tilt
Amarillo Golden Sandies star Vern Irwin eyes a standout performance against Portales Rams in a charity game at Portales. Irwin, who scored 44 over the weekend, shares scoring honors with Gib Ford, while the Sandstorm aim to rebound after two tight road contests and prepare for Friday against Plainview and Saturday against Lubbock Westerners.
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Sandies
Patt Powell
Irwin
Golden Sandie Letterman
Portales Rams
March of Dimes
Portales
Amarillo
Borger
Sports Arena
Tucumeari Rattlers
Tucumeari
Gib Ford
Ford
Berger
Tucumcari
Red Hooper
Leon Doche
Doche
Rattler
Sandstorm
Leon
Ken Ford
O Izard
Dowie
Neal Carpenter
Bobby Garner
Garner
Phillips
Aes Oss Saks
TOWER
Meni Carpenter
di Sche Sakeen
TOA Fame Se Canes Vena Pao
Ee Benet
Francis Vicesiccsess
Watt
Puro Cses Ceveses
Bob Stuart
Teehee
Aygnur Miegins
Wutote Feek Ee
Evieacas A
Dan Smith
Golden Sandies
Plainview Bulldogs
Lubbock Westerners
Five Nights of Glove Action in Auditorium
Amarillo prepares for the 14th Annual Golden Gloves at Municipal Auditorium with 128 entries across open and school divisions. Weighing and registration start at 10 and run to 4, followed by pairings by Harry Gilstrap. Ticket and tournament HQs set, with high interest and full seating anticipated.
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Globe
Robert Martinez
Rugged Borden
Globe News
Martinez
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Four-player games mark Saturday in Panhandle leagues
Three games scheduled for Saturday afternoon saw only one completed, each team fielding four players. Summit A and B earned forfeit wins, while Horace Mann defeated Summit 38 to 18 in an Intermediate League, led by Pat Patterson with 15 and Bruce Brazil with six for Summit. Price College won two junior and intermediate outings, Don Stump scoring 20 in the 49 6 win over Ranchwaddies, and the Ranchers edged Forest Hill 35 33 in a final Senior League thriller with Billy Orr scoring 11.
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Wilson
Humphreys Highland
Summit
Horace Mann
Pat Patterson
Harold Summers
Bruce Brazil
Fred Loar
James Clark
Price College
Boys Ranch
Darryl Hunt
Ronnie Engelbrecht
Darryl
Abbey
O'Neill
Mason
Don Stump
Cardinals
Ranchwaddies
Stump
Forest Hill
Billy Orr
Lewis Dorrough
John Conner
Freddie Haas Jr Leads Long Beach Open Final Round
Twenty pros enter the last 18 holes at Lakewood Country Club in Long Beach led by Freddie Haas Jr of New Orleans. A tight chase unfolds for the $2,000 winner’s share as Cary Middlecoff Jim Ferrier Stan Leonard and Smiley Quick trail one stroke back at 204 with five strokes gap to others.
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Long Beach
Cal
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Haas
Johnny Palmer
Portland
Ore
Cary Middlecott
Jim Ferrier
Stan Leonard
Smiley Quick
Unknown Cops Times Tourney Leads Oklahoma City Singles
Milton Zellner an Ardmore unknown won the Oklahoma City Times Singles Classic with 1 285 series over six games. Arnold Pergande of Houston moved to second with 1 263 as Morris Eakins of Parsons took third with 1 259. Dallas players Ralph Gibson Bill Lillard Don McClure and Jimmy Vaughn were well behind. Amarillo entries Lagomarsino Langley and Reppert posted lower totals.
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Oklahoma City
Milton Zellner
Ardmore
Okla
Red Elkins
Ralph Gibson
Bill Lillard
Don McClure
Jimmy Vaughn
Dallas
Arnold Pergande
Houston
Morris Eakins
Parsons, Kan
Amarillo
Steve Lagomarsino
Vic Langley
Phil Reppert
Pancho Gonzales Tops Kramer in Narrow Tennis Win
Richard Pancho Gonzales defeated Jack Kramer 6-1 4-6 6-4 to notch victory number 14 on the current national tour. Kramer has 41 wins on the troupe's circuit.
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Pancho
Santa Barbara
Cal
Richard
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Nicaragua buys small plane to wage war on grasshoppers
Nicaragua acquires a compact aircraft fitted with a dusting mechanism to combat grasshopper outbreaks in its western agricultural regions. The move targets pest control and crop protection amid regional tensions.
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Nicaragua
Champs in Gloves Ticket Buying in Amarillo Fans
W L Armstrong Jimmie Morris of Amarillo and Frank Monzingo of Memphis back a 15 000 seat Amarillo Regional boxing tournament. Morris buys 300 350 tickets and gives them to his dealers. Monzingo and the Memphis Monzingo clan start with 24 tickets, rising to 36 and 10 more. Admission runs 1.20 1.86 and 2.40 with Golden Gloves desk at Maxor Drug 3 1150. Take a tip from these fans and be close when the punches start tomorrow night at 8.
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Panhandle
W. L. Armstrong
Jimmie Morris
Amarillo
Frank Monzingo
Memphis
Morris
Polk Street
Coney Island
Polk
Monzingo
Frank
Monzingos
Jack Monzingo
Curtis Kelley
Maxor
Armstrong
Don Laz Cleared 15 Feet in Illini Intra Squad Meet
Champaign Illinois January 23 The second man in history to pole vault over 15 feet explained his win simply I just felt right said Don Laz a 20 year old Illinois junior who achieved the mark in an intra squad contest at the Illini armory Saturday
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Champaign
Ill
Don Laz
Illinois
Illini
Baylor to face pace-set Arkansas in lone SWC game
Baylor meets pace-setting Arkansas Saturday in the only Southwestern Conference game this week. A Baylor win would knot the lead with Arkansas and Texas A and M. Last week saw Arkansas atop after wins by Texas A M over Rice and SMU over Baylor, with TCU and Texas also in the mix and Rice last.
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Associated Press
Baylor
Arkansas
Ae Methodist
Texas AA
Texas A&m
Rice
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
A&m
Texas
Riley Wins Tampa Open with Five-Stroke Margin
Polly Riley, the Fort Worth amateur, captured the Tampa Women's Open title in Tampa Florida. She fired rounds of 72 74 73 76 totaling 295 to finish five strokes ahead of pro claimant Louise Suggs and the rest of a strong amateur field.
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Tampa
Fla
Polly Riley
Miss Riley
Fort Worth
Louise Suggs
Local sports rosters list noted players
J Roy Henry from Shamrock Jimmy Peggram from Quail Donald Briggs and Clint Williams from West Texas State Joe Epperson from Dalhart Johnny Patterson from Quail Doyle Porter from Borger comprise the updated listing.
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Johnny Hunter
Borger
Joe Landrum
Shamrock
Earl Chism
Amarillo
George Carroll
Don Middleton
Johnny Perkins
Bob Hamilton
Hereford
Buster Dorrough
Kress
Bill Freeman
Charles Davis
Wilber Smith
Wellington
Joe Rice
Lefors
Don Mixon
Jack Fowler
Lakeview
James Roots
Dumas
Monte Scott
Warren Spaulding
Herbert Hill
Charles Mulkey
Eddie Elliot
Jack Broom
Kenneth Igo
Frank Webb
Jimmy Bowers
White Deer
Bobby Campbell
Cordel Pugh
Kenneth Sams
Raymond Kelly
Dalhart
Pat Dailey
Plainview
Kenneth Hamilton
George Melton
Leon Evans
Don Haddock
Jimmy Hyatt
Pampa
Durward Lynch
Panhandle
Mack Atkinson
Harvey Meredith
Edmonson
Frank Peterson
Donald Giles
James Bates
Jim Doherty
Tucumcari
Kenneth Hall
Leon Kelly
Raymond
Doc” Williams
Bob Phillips
West Texas
Gene Hubbard
Wheeler
John Perkins
Glen Duckworth
Arthur Martinez
Pat McCarthy
Jimmy Thompson
David Smith
Childress
Elmer Sanchez
Clayton
Leon Palacio
Chano Rodriguez
Willie McCrary
West Texas State
Claude King
Johnny Hernandez
Richard Christy
Bill Clemmons
Tunney Bayles
Amarillo College
Sammie Sims
Don Boothe
Billy Earl Lynn
Robert Martinez
George Wilmore
Joe Reeves
Troy Dobson
Paul Chilton
Phillips
Tom Landrum
Charles Prioe
Pat Cantrell
Joe Williamson
Max Winberg
James Wortham
John Lowe
Joe Rakes
Bernie Ferguson
Wayne Howeth
Jake McFarren
Tulsa
Billy King
Austin Bowes
Kent Hodges
Peter Conlen
J. Roy Henry
Jimmy Peggram
Quail
Donald Briggs
Clint Williams
Joe Epperson
Johnny Patterson
Doyle Porter
Women Share Many Honors At Amarillo Golf Event
Mrs Elmer Tucker and Miss Gwen Martens tied for first with net 74s in the Amarillo Women's Municipal Golfers Association Handicap Tournament ending at the Ross Rogers Course. Tucker carded 97 23 74 and Martens 108 34 74. deadlocked for third were Mrs Curtis Gilbert 96 19 75 and Mrs Alfred Nelson 98 23 75.
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Elmer Tucker
Gwen Martens
Amarillo
Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
Tucker
Martens
Curtis Gilbert
Alfred Nelson
Insurance Company Honors C N Stokes
C N Stokes of the Stokes Insurance Service has won special recognition by election to Amico Aces, a nationwide honorary organization of American Motorist Insurance Company. Membership honors high standards in policyholder selection, business conduct, and integrity, with a one year term. The note mentions Portugal and its colonies in India as a separate topic.
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C. N. Stokes
Stokes Insurance Service
Amico Aces
American Motorist Insurance Company
James S. Kemper
Kemper
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U.S
Frank A. Godsoe, JR
Harry Gilstrap
News-Globe
Herring
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Eighth and Polk
Wayne Byers
The
Plains Commission of the Athletic Union
E. W. Cain
Norman Harris
Willis Hawkins
Hart
Hawkins
Chamber of Commerce
Bradford
Municipal Auditorium
Bill Chandler
Bobby McCrary
Joe Peredes
Roy Luttrell
Billy Campbell
Johnny Wilkerson
Tommy Scott
Paducah
Bill Matthews
By Bob Foight
Wayne Werrick
Ois
HON Supply CO
Fillmore
Amarillo, Tex
Boxwell
Dumas Perry Ton
Spearman
Tri-Way
Diamond T
Letter Press
Superior Letter Service
West
Ashby
Mgr
Green & Sons
City Hatters
Insurance Company Honors
C.N. Stokes
India
Portugal
Globe-News
Tire Or Car Service
James E. Pepper
Bond
Schenley
Glenmore
Echo Springs
St. Bourbon
Kentucky Tavern
Imperial
Seagram
Calvert's
Liquor Marts
16Th
Monroe
16Th & Fillmore
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