Golden Sandies Seek Big Five Victory at Plainview
Amarillo's Golden Sandies chase their second straight Big Five basketball win at Plainview against the Bulldogs in a two game set. They then travel to Lubbock to face the Westerners as part of a conference schedule.
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Bowling league results from Louie's Alleys feature high scores
Mann's Cakes lost to Optimist Club bowlers 2601 to 2338 as Frank Crews led with 621 and Matt Hudson added 586. Jimmie Shane and Ruth Dorris posted strong city totals while George Tower and Noble Paulk topped three-game scores at 614 and 599.
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Cokes To Play College Quint In Revised Jaycee Schedule
The Jaycee Basketball League resumes with two Amarillo College gym games. Coca-Cola faces Amarillo Business College at 7 30, then Amarillo College meets USDA. West Texas State exams forced the Freshmen to forfeit Vega.
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Wild Ducks Eat Hat Off Scarecrow At Douglass Farm
In Brattle Nebraska on January 24 a flock of wild ducks wintering on Company B Douglass farm devoured 25 bushels of corn then attacked and ate the hat off the scarecrow placed to deter them. The incident highlights the ducks true wild nature during winter.
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Jarvis Couple Wins Motorcycle Contest
Mr and Mrs Albert Jarvis won first place in the fourth semi annual skillet run treasure hunt Sunday. Sponsored by the Amarillo Roadrunners Club and sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association Bob Jones and Paul Thomas took second place. Following the contest members met at Skeeter Wells home for refreshments. Officials were Willis Westfall Lemley Brasher and Marble Brasher. The club will hold its weekly meeting Thursday night with Leo Kearns as host.
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Amarillo Roadrunners Club
American Motorcycle Association
Bob Jones
Paul Thomas
Muriel Pitcox
Bernard Dorsey
Frank Jones
O. M. Solomon
H. K. Smith
Betty Thomas
J. R. Horne
Chrystell Dickerson
Leo Kearns
D. H. Myatt
Orville Brasher
Z. C. Turner
Lemley Brasher
Bill Haines
Willis Westfall
Marbelle Brasher
Madison Street
Dodgers gear up as Sutherland link looms in talk
New York sport wrap notes Dodgers set to announce a potential deal involving Doc Sutherland while Brooklyns chase Bennie McCoy and Roy Cullenbine. Mentions Detroit farm hands and Frank B Ward of Youngstown Vindicator commenting on Judge Landis. Also cites a Midwest sports editor swap and a local aviation of notes from Tom Thorp and Paul Derringer.
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Doc Sutherland
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyns
Bennie McCoy
Roy Cullenbine
Creath
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Detroit
Frank B. Ward
Youngstown
Judge Landis
Briggs
Lakeside golf club hosts star studded rain drenched event
At Lakeside Golf Club in Hollywood a celebrity filled amateur tournament dissolved into a rain soaked exhibition with stars like Harold Lloyd Dick Arlen and Johnny Weismuller among the witnesses. The event raised funds for Finland and featured remarks on golf history and famous club members. Grantland Rice also reflects on Ty Cobb recalling his rise and enduring batting titles while noting changes in baseball strategy.
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Oliver Norville Hardy
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Dust Bowl
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Dick Arlen
Jimmy McLarnin
George Olsen
Ralph Murphy
George Murphy
Johnny Dawson
Bob Fairbanks
Syd Chaplin
P. J. Skouras
Ford Palmer
Marshall Duffield
Trem Carr
Grantland Rice
Frank Condon
Valhalla of Fame
Walter Kelly
T. Roy Barnes
Douglas Fairbanks
Charley Hill
Bob Woolsey
Francis Xavier Lawler
Neely to Rice Institute after Cotton Bowl win
Press notes Jess Neely, South Carolina mentor, took a five year $10,000 yearly Rice Institute offer after Clemson Country Gentlemen defeated Boston College 6 3 in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year's Day. Dell Morgan, formerly of Auburn and Texas Tech, hints Neely plans for next year. Bernard Dorsey and the skillet trophy saga at Amarillo Roadrunners club end with Albert Jarvis winning. Municipal Golfers Association marks first birthday with new officers and civic guests.
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Boston College Eagles
Frank Leahy
Dallas
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Rice
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Auburn
Texas Tech
Monsieur Neely
Jimmy Kitts
Municipal Golfers Association
Ross D. Rogers
City Commission
Harry Daily
Municipal Association
College basketball scores roundup last night
United Press reports results from college games. Rice beat Texas A&M 67 to 54 while Howard Payne defeated Austin 60 to 36. New Mexico Mines won 38 to 32 over Colorado College. California topped California Aggies 61 to 28. Kansas 40 Nebraska 24. St. Marys 48 San Francisco State 44. Whittier 40 Loyola Los Angeles 38. Idaho 46 Montana 43. William Jewell 38 Missouri Valley 35.
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