Amarillo Sandies rout Portales 54 39 in league game
Amarillo defeated Portales 54 to 39 as the Golden Sandies dominated from the second quarter, turning a 15-11 edge at halftime into a comfortable margin. Hall led Amarillo with 18 points and Gibson added 17 as Russell’s club kept a share of the league lead.
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Holy Cross Tops AP Poll in Week Four Rankings
Holy Cross, unbeaten in 14 starts, leads the AP college basketball poll with 118 first place votes. Duquesne rises to second after a 13 game win streak, while Long Island University holds third following a 55 52 loss to North Carolina State. Kentucky and St John’s round out the top five.
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Portales Sandstorm Rally Beats Amarillo 49 33 in District 1 AA
Ford led Portales with 14 points while Dowie added 11 and Franse 11 as the Sandstorm built a 21-13 halftime lead and then pulled away to a 16-2 season record. Amarillo faded after a strong start, yielding 30-13 in the third period. The Sandstorm host Plainview and visit Westerners next.
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Price To Play Charity Game In Memphis Gym
Memphis Cyclones host Price Cardinals of Amarillo in a charity basketball game at Memphis High School gym. No admission charged, fans asked to donate to the March of Dimes Polio fund. Cards already beat Memphis 35-33 at Berger Invitational and 38-33 in Amarillo.
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Postmen in Rome protest wage with 25 letters per man
Protesting against low wages, Rome postmen begin carrying only 25 letters each by mutual agreement. The staged action targets workload and pay, signaling discontent among postal workers over pay and conditions in Italy's capital.
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Bowling Scores YMCA-Industrial League Banner Bowl
International Harvester led with Parker 435 Jones 368 Lawson 463 Payne 390 McCartney 418. Western Electric tops Tobin 402 Vann 444 Williams 372 Brey 472 Britain 557. Shamrock I wins with Splittgerber 322 Hampton 408 Montgomery 370 Bateman 357 Britt 354. VFW forfeited. Plains Implement prevails Davis 474 Simon 327 Milliard 306 Mitchell 424 Fuller 456. Shamrock II wins Britt 366 Crawford 448 Trolinger 468 Nichols 331 Boyd 410. Coca-Cola takes Monk 417 Woodley 310 Brady 454 Trego 613 Shaw 398. Helium Plant wins Metheny 363 Burnett 442 Scoggins 395 Baumgartner 402 Conway 482.
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Baumgartner
Conway
Santa Fe League Golden Gates Team Scores
Summary of team victories in the Santa Fe League with top individual scores for each club. Golden Gates led with Smith 465 and Ayers 578. Texans topped Hill 403 and Holman 424. CAS featured Casey 336 Thomas 436 Zimmerman 471 Tucker 551. Super Chiefs had Posey 432 and Rosenthal 504. Diesels Kellerer 450 Carey 477 Gleason 481. Angs Burkhart 454 Stach 405 Tiehen 345. Kansas Cityans McNemar 502 Nunn 451. Navajos Myers 390 Calder 353 Mann 418 Schecter 541. Indians Bartholoma 502 Demic 397 Raymond 420 Rose 447. Rangers Cook 432 Veazey 352 Sorols 422.
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Wilkinson To Be At Coach School For 1950
Oklahoma Sooners coach Bud Wilkinson joins the Texas High School Coaches Association school faculty and will coach the North All-Star team at the North-South game. Michigan State’s Clarence Munn will coach the South squad. The event runs July 31 to August 4 in Austin.
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Michigan
14th Annual News Globe Regional Golden Gloves Tourney
Tonight through Saturday the 14th Annual tournament runs with four sessions daily starting at 8 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium. Saturday finals begin at 7 30 p.m. Admission ranges from 1 20 to 2 40 with about 20 bouts per session. Tickets from Maxor Drug Fisk pavene. Tournament HQ at Herring Hotel mezzanine. Weighing and registration 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Fisk Pavene
Fighthand Polk
Herring Hotel
Charley Keller Receives Windy Welcome Back Honor
Charley Keller, former star left fielder for the New York Yankees, honored at a dinner by baseball writers and peers. Red Rolfe praised his class and punch for Detroit, while DiMaggio and Henrich expressed cheering support. Keller, once king of the mound and bat, reflected on past highs, recent struggles, and a hopeful return to the game.
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Tommy Henrich
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Fred Haas Wins Long Beach Open Golf Tourney
Fred Haas Jr a New Orleans native 34 wins the Long Beach Open by 16 under par with a 268 on Lakewood’s course earning 2000 dollars and adding to last year’s earnings. Stan Leonard 274 and Cary Middlecoff 274 follow as others earn 1400 and 900 respectively amid a purse that rewards six under par and better.
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New Orleans
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al Brosch
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Ormond Beach
Fila
Big Show Opens at 8 in City Auditorium
Amarillo Globe-News notes the 14th annual regional Golden Gloves in Municipal Auditorium start at 8 pm nightly this week with up to 20 bouts, 37 trophies, and Fort Worth and Chicago paths for winners. Palacio of Borden’s Manchus, four defending champions, Shamrock and Dalhart entrants, and 133 fighters compete under Olympia Ball and staff. Tickets from Maxor Drug. weigh-ins at Herring Hotel. five-night schedule set with pairings announced after 4 pm.
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Joe Landrum
Bob Phillips
Wellington
West Texas State High
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John Miskovsky
Oklahoma City
J. C. Oakley
Duke Nally
Postal Credit Union Officers Re-Elected
Officers of the Amarillo Postal Employes Credit Union were re elected at a stockholders meeting last night at the Youth Center. T. E. Sanders is president Ira Bone treasurer and Warren Rives secretary. The credit union declared a dividend of 6 percent reporting 216 loans for the year totaling $103 777.29.
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Open dates hamper Texas with SMU and TCU in 1950 schedule
University of Texas coach Blair Cherry says the Longhorns face a distinct disadvantage next season as SMU and TCU have open dates before their Texas game. SMU athletic director Matty Bell explains the 11 week SWC season causes the scheduling gap. Cherry notes the open dates allow opponents rest and possible offensive adjustments to blunt UT scouting.
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Tyler Maintains Class C East Texas Baseball Franchise
Tyler remains in the Class C East Texas Baseball League after local citizens subscribed to stock to form a new corporation to take over the franchise that owner James Turner had turned back to the league last week.
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James Turner
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Notre Dame beat Kentucky 64 to 51 while West Virginia Tech defeated Mexico 78 to 68. Other results include Phillips Oilers 60 Akron Goodyear 51 and Alabama 47 Vanderbilt 44 with numerous college and regional teams listed.
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Col
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Laundrymen win eighth straight in Amarillo league
Panhandle Laundry notched its eighth consecutive AAU Basketball League victory at Amarillo College, defeating Dowell's Saratoga Cafe 45 to 35. Abbott and Bosley led with 32 points between them, while Bill Phillips scored nine on a 22 point average. Dowell's top scorer Larry Wilkshire had 11. G. E. Jones Electric upset Plains Chevrolet 61 to 49 behind Seale's 15 and Amason's 14.
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Yankees to Announce DiMaggio Signing Likely Near 100000
New York January 24 reports say the New York Yankees held a press conference to announce Joe DiMaggio has signed another contract near $100,000. DiMaggio has agreed to terms similar to last year with a few reservations.
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