Golden Gloves Opens Five Day Amarillo Run Tonight
The 15th annual Amarillo Globe-News Regional Golden Gloves tourney starts at 8 tonight in City Auditorium with up to 16 three round bouts possible. Entries include local Buck's Sporting Goods Manchus Fyfe Cement squads and Shamrock contenders. 36 trophies awarded across open and scholastic divisions.
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News-Globe
Panhandle
Amarillo Globe-News
City Auditorium
Fort Worth
Chicago
Delmar Koch
J. E. Pietzsch
Armed Services
Leon Palacio
James Wortham
Palacio
J. Roy Henry
Shamrock
West Texas State College
Marion Guana
Fyfe Cement and Supply
Willie Roach
Herring Hotel
Globe
Amarillo
Pat McCarthy
Municipal Auditorium
Donnie Ray
McCarthy
Maxor Drug
Card Cagers in Two Tilts Tonight
Price College Cards coached by Hap Rogers meet Happy Cowboys in two games at Happy. The undefeated Price B team opens at 7:30 p.m. followed by a varsity clash. Rogers starts Johnny Galle gos and Don Ackerman guards, Bob Austin center, Don Stump and Art Tyszkiewcz forwards.
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Price College
Hap Rogers
Happy Cowboys
Happy
Price
Happy Reserves
Cowboys
High Texas
Tulsa
Phillips
Dalhart
Rogers
Johnny Gallegos
Don Ackerman
Bob Austin
Don Stump
Art Tyszkiewcz
Center of Gravity Found Fast in Calcutta Aircraft Tool
A portable electric instrument developed by the Indian civil aviation research lab quickly determines an airplane's center of gravity. It reduces both error potential and the workload involved.
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Calcutta
Civil-Aviation Department
Leaflet Drop in Korea Reaches 100 Million Target
In the initial 125 days of operations, psychological warfare personnel dispersed about one hundred million leaflets over Korea to influence morale and public perception, marking a massive information campaign.
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Korea
Amarillo Badgers Ready For Saturday Return trip
Amarillo College Badgers resume play after a Jan 12 hiatus, traveling to Garden City Kansas after a 47 39 loss to Bronc Busters. Coach Bob Carters squad edged Howard County Junior College 63 53 in the last game, entering with 11 wins in 16 contests and two West Zone TJCAA victories.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Idie
Garden City
Kaw
Badgers
Bronc Busters
Bob Carter
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Amarillo
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Kentucky Back In No. 1 Spot
Kentucky reclaimed the top national college basketball ranking in the sixth AP poll, narrowly beating undefeated Long Island University. Oklahoma A&M fell to third after a 16 game win streak ended with a 44 to 40 loss to Oklahoma, while LSU and other top teams shuffled. Columbia and St. Louis held or rose in the top ten amid a scrambled lineup.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Kentucky
Long Island University
Associated Press
Wildcats
Lexington
Oklahoma A&m
Oklahoma
Adolph Rupp
St. Louis
Columbia
LSU
Bradley
Indiana
St. Johns
North Carolina State
Kansas State
Middlecoff Clinches Lakewood Open Victory
Dr. Cary Middlecoff, a Memphis dentist, won first prize of 2,000 at the Lakewood Park Open in Long Beach, boosting his earnings this year to more than 4,500. Spaniard Manuel De La Torre finished second with 274, while Jimmy Clark, Dick Mayer, and Julius Boros also posted strong showings in the Lakewood field.
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Long Beach
Cal
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
Lakewood
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Jimmy Clark
LaGuna Bach
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Austria Rebuilds Candy Trade With Portugal Export
Austria's long established candy industry recovers from war impact as it reopens foreign markets. An order valued at 50000 dollars for chocolate wafers was recently received from Portugal.
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Austria
Innsbruck
Portugal
Texans Take Tourney Tops on OKLAHOMA CITY
Texans monopolized the doubles sweepstakes money of 990 in the co feature of the annual Times Bowling Classic ending here early Monday. The Texas entrants took home 623 with J B Soloman and Bill Lillard Dallas Aces winning 1 289 and 297. Amarillo’s Jaque West and Fred Grimes took third with 1 264 for 148. Amarillo’s Ted Buccola and H L McMinn were fourth with 1 257 for 99. McMinn and Garner Wells of Dallas fifth for 79 on 1 253. Five Texans were in the top 28 of the 453 men singles, paying 1 365. Pergande of Fort Worth second with 1 227 six pins behind winner E C Biffert of Hutchinson Kan. Pergande wins 125. Texans got 300 of the singles money. Soloman of Dallas tied for sixth with 1 189 earning 45. Wolf of Wichita Falls 12th 1 178 Wells 14th 1 175 Joe Wells of Pampa 18th 1 170 all 25 prize. Ray Donnell and Don McClure of Dallas each won 15 squad prizes. The 11th women’s singles classic is set for Feb 17 18 and 24 25 with 600 Southwestern women expected. Entry fee is 4 averages counting as of Jan 1
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Oklahoma City
Texas
J. B. Soloman
Bill Lillard
Dallas Aces
Lillard
Jaque West
Fred Grimes
Amarillo
Ted Buccola
H. L. McMinn
McMinn
Garner Wells
Dallas
Arnold Pergande
Fort Worth
E. C. Biffert
Hutchinson
Kan
Pergande
Soloman
Billy Bob Wolf
Wichita Falls
Wells
Joe Wells
Pampa
Ray Donnell
Don McClure
Daylight Saving Time Origin in 1916 German War Effort
Germans first introduced daylight saving time in 1916 to extend daylight hours for World War I activities. The policy aimed to conserve coal and give soldiers more daylight for operations.
Facts About Gloves at News Globe Regional Golden Gloves
The fifteenth annual News Globe Regional Golden Gloves runs tonight through Saturday at City Auditorium. First four sessions begin at 8, with finals Saturday at 7 30. About 16 three round bouts are expected. Admission is 1.20, 1.80, and 2.40 dollars. Tickets at Major Drug Store Fisk Building Eighth and Polk, 9 to 6 30, then at City Auditorium. Weighing and registration from 9 30 to 4. Tournament headquarters at the Mezzanine Floor Herring Hotel.
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News- Globe
City Auditorium
Fisk Building
Eighth and Polk
Herring Hotel
Play Three Games In Industrial Loop
In YMCA Industrial League action Plains Chevrolet Youth Center and Phillips posted wins last night. Chevrolet defeated VFW Five 39 21 as Glen Braden led all scorers with 18. Youth Center edged Jaycees 30 29 with George Melton scoring 13 for the Center. Phillips topped Plains Machinery 55 43 powered by Bill Gibson's 20 and 11 from Dick Wiggin and Kenneth Kelly. Ernie Moore added 11 for Machinery.
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Plains Machinery
Dick Wiggins
Kenneth Kelly
Gibson
Ernie Moore
Bowling Scores Southwest Store Fixtures Peerless Lanes
Southwestern store fixtures at Peerless Lanes show Korina’s two wins with scores 1872 and 370 for Purcell, Matthews 330, Lewlandeski 195, Hodges 456, Allen 392. Elm’s two wins headlined by Hester 431, Willams 337, Prick ett 409, McCann 348, Connell 401. Sycamores none with Reynolds 343, Hegedges 320, Matthews 333, Bowener 356, McCann 372. Maples four wins led by Anderson 373, Webster 314, Blind 330, Noe 312, Jordan 394. The coach, a four wheeled carriage with springs and a roof, derives its name from Kocs in Hungary.
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Southwestern
Korina’s
Purcell
Matthews
Lewlandeski
Hodges
Allen
Elm’s
Hester
Willams
Prickett
McCann
Connell
Sycamores
Reynolds
Hegedges
Bowener
Maples
Anderson
Webster
Blind
Noe
Jordan
Treasure fleet portion found near potential ship sites
About seventy ancient treasure ships are believed found or roughly located, with researchers noting the dense cluster of possible shipwrecks. Explorers use sonar and archival data to map probable sites and assess preservation conditions for future dives.
Sandies Defense Shines In Tucumcari Victory 33-27
The Sandies beat the Tucumcari Rattlers 33-27 last Saturday in Tucumcari. Coach T. G. Hull praised the second best defensive effort of the season, noting only the Phillips Blackhawks 42-20 win showed a lower score against them in 14 starts. The team sits at seven wins and seven losses with an average allowed of over 41 points per game, their high being a 57-43 loss to Childress. Hull's squad also prepares for a District 1-AA clash against the Plainview Bulldogs Thursday at Plainview.
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Tucumcari Rattlers
Tucumcari
T. G. Hull
Golden Sandies
Phillips Blackhawks
Sandstorm
Childress
Hull
Plainview Bulldogs
Plainview
Badger Stars Return In Miners' Uniforms
Two renowned players Gerald Rogers of Vega and Buddy Travis of Estelline join Texas Western Miners for a Friday night game against Dowell's Saratoga Café at the Sports Arena in Amarillo. Travis is noted for his 1949 50 scoring form with an earlier All-America nod, while Rogers and Travis headline the visiting lineup. Ladies admitted free with a paying adult. general admission is $1. The piece also includes a period editorial critiquing recruiting ethics and pay-for-play under the table versus school integrity.
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Gerald Rogers
Vega
Buddy Travis
Estelline
Rogers
Travis
Texas Western Miners
el Paso
Amarillo
Dowell
Saratoga Cafe
Amarillo College Badgers
High school and college basketball scores roundup
Pampa 40 Guymon 36 Childress 48 Quanah 35 Childress B 36 Quanah B 31 Indiana 69 Ohio State 59 Kentucky 2 Georgia 61 Missouri 49 Iowa State 69 Minnesota 67 Iowa 69 Minnesota 47 Birmingham Southern 44 Howard Birmingham 36 St Francis Penn 86 Texas Wesleyan 61 Long Island 97 Dickinson 48 Kent State 56 Hillsdale Bradley 82 Pittsburgh 0 Utah 45 Wyoming 39 Lynchburg 88 Galladet 65 Gambling 75 Texas College 63 Rider 48 Montclair 36 TCU 54 Lackland 44 Arkansas St 71 Southern Illinois 45 Baylor Frosh 53 Lon Morris 47.
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New York
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Commodores
Long Island University
Associated Press
Fairleigh Dickinson
Bradley
Pittsburgh Panthers
Indiana
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Oklahoma A&m
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa State
Colorado A&m
Utah State
Utah
Wyoming
College Indiana
Georgia
Birmingham South
Howard
Birmingham
St. Francis
Penn
Texas Wesleyan
Long Island
Dickinson
Kent St
Hillsdale
Pittsburgh
Lynchburg
Galladet
Gambling
Texas College
Rider
Montclair
TCU
Lackland
Arkansas St
Southern Illinois
Baylor Frosh
Lon Morris
Texas Coaches Split Over Gift Ban Proposal
Texas high school football coaches oppose a rule banning gifts to coaches from fans, arguing it is discriminatory and threatens independence. The Interscholastic League weighs suspending schools if gifts exceed 100 dollars, with concerns about security, influence, and jealousy among faculty. The piece also notes Gulf Coast League realignment and San Antonio's interest in hosting the Southwest Conference basketball tournament.
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Warold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Brownsville
Laredo
Harlingen
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
E & San Antonio
San Antonio
Hal Scherwitz
The
San Antonio Light
New York
Hal
Handball meet rounds set at Plains AAU event
Jack Newby and Jess Cearley won first round in the Plains AAU handball tournament at the Maverick Club. Cearley beat Shelby Kruser 21-9 21-7 and Newby topped William Neubaur 21-7 21-10. John Peterson beat Brother Benedict 21-15 21-14. Today's pairings list matches through 8:30 pm with several crossovers and byes.
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Jack Newby
Jess Cearley
Maverick
Cearley
Newby
Shelby Kruser
William Neubaur
John Peterson
Brother Benedict
Price College
J. B. Linn
C. B. Marsh
R. A. Boyter
Ford Turner
J. W. Standifer
Cactus
Joe McLaughlin
Nard Cazzell
Jess Dearley
Darrell Sharp
Clarence Newkirk
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Harry Gilstrap
Soraa
Amarillo Badgers
Kansas Junior College
Pittsburgh Paints & Varnishes
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Ancient Age Dist.Co
Frankfort, Ky
Khoury Bros
5Th Avenue
Bill Gibson
Crain
Thompson
Austin
Cowan
George Melton
Glen Braden
Chevrolet
Plains Mach
Jennings
Auxer
Mayhue Hensley
Anderson O
Tadlock Sia Sharp
Wood
Trego
Wiggins
E Moore
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Beeman
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Val Sta’ough
McCartt
D Alison
Guse
Melton
Novak
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P Nichols
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Turner
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Madison
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Julick
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VFW
Plains
M Moore
Robinson
Bass
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Ston’am
Pina
Moore
J B Laws
Newkirk
Holmes
Bateman
Graham Hoeme
Borger
Pion Feft
Llar “Vaughan
Sareee
Passions
Hall
Bishard Airhart
Wright Russell
Brooks
Hillman Langen
Sanders
Newhand
Hoeme
Kocs
Hungary
Doc's Liquor
Doc
Iquor Store, Inc
South Fillmore
Rattlers
Sandies
Ogden
Mundell
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Jenkins
Winter
Ogden Winter
Ogden Manning
Babers
Manning
Ogden Wright
Linkenhoger
Beneter Ogden
Wright
Ogden Sullivan
Ogden Jenkins
Ogden Sullivan Sullivan
Muraies Winter
Babers Sullivan
Harris Winter
Maxor Drus
Fisk Bidg
Badger Stars
Miners
Scherwitz
Guymon
Quanah
McGann
Conta
Wood-Webb Lumber
Vance Hall
Spurling Goods
Polk
Mmpcan
Tg. S Weas
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