Golden Gloves Open With 1949 District Highlights
Amarillo Borger basketball postponed to Feb 15 due to storm. local boxing fans anticipate the 11th annual Globe-News Golden Gloves at the Municipal Auditorium with top Amarraillo, Dalhart, Pampa and Wichita Falls boxers, awards named for Koch and Pietzsch, and an expanded color program.
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T. G. Hull
Harvesters
Lubbock Westerners
Lubbock
Pam Pa
Bulldogs
Amarill-Borger
Municipal Auditorium
Coe
Rex Daniels
J. E. Pietzsch
Ama- Fillo
Delmar Koch
Aati
Alex Perez
Amaasi Balt
Mre Come
Amarillo
Bob Phillips
Wellington
Leon Kelley
Pampa
Calvin Pyle
Dean Mayberry
Kenneth Hamil
Lester Ramsey
Joe Landrum
Shamrock
Donnie Ray
Raymond Powell
Perryton
Perez
Alex
Roy Chis
Cooper
John Hernandez
Sammie Sims
Golden Groves
Hernandez
Sammie
Sims
Tver
Daniels
Jett
Scud Redus
News-Globe Golden Us
Texas Golden Gloves
Fort Worth
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Childress
Dalhart
Plainview
Henry Blackburn
Sporting Goods
Borden
Golden Sandies sports lore echoes through Amarillo notes
A long Chronicle of Golden Sandies highlights spans from 1947 to recent memories. It mentions freshmen football at Tulsa U defeating Oklahoma and Oklahoma A&M, a 66-0 loss to Arkansas, Navy-bound Gene Wright, and All-District 1-AA honors. It recalls Kevin Carter and West Texas State scorers, all-state first team honors for Jewell, and several era results including 72-27 and 45-43 scores.
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University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
University of Arkansas
Gene Wright
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San Diego
Golden Sandie
Eee
Jewell McDowell
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Maverick Club
James Garner
Stanley Maudin
Chicago Carnals
Texas A&m
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cardinals
Golden Sandies
Austin
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Amarillo
Jewell
Jimmy Carter
Brownfield Cubs
Glenn Gorby
West Texas State
Furman
Miami
Fla
Jake Jacobs
Buffs
Kenneth Jones
Bud Campbell
Willis Hawkins
Dudley
Jorger Bulldogs
Jamie Frankin
Fri‘ona
Price Brookfield
Blair Cherry
Amarillo High School
D. X. Bible
Methodists Beat Baptists 30 28 In Local League Play
San Jacinto Methodists defeated the Baptists 30 to 28 in a close YMCA Church League game at Sim Houston gin. Sandi T Woodward led with 12 points and Bo Graham added key free throws. First Presbyterian forfeited to Summit Baptist as other results noted.
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Ane Ibnate
Ovina
San Jacinto Methodists
Sim Houston
Aisace
Pete Fac Tp
YMCA
Sandi T Woodward
Lovestas High Man
Bo Graham
Methodists
First Presbyterian
Dex
Sar
Isis
Kelly
iSimmons
Wiezins
Tae
San Dacinto
Vance
Aneret Beare
Fee
Bree
Tickets On Sale For Final Two Golden Gloves Nights
All seats at Municipal Auditorium reserved for Friday and Saturday shows. Friday Saturday balcony tickets $1.80 in advance by mail order. general admission $1.20. Orders with payment accepted now by mail, with self addressed stamped envelope optional. Amarillo fans may also reserve by mail. Regular seats and ringsides remain available at Maxor Drug. General admission for tonight and the next two programs goes on sale early.
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Amarillo
Golden Gloves
Maxor Drug
Fisk Building
Goldenloves
Hamline Eyes 14th Win Against St Thomas Minnesota
Hamline, one of the last unbeaten major college teams, seeks victory number 14 tonight at St. Thomas Minnesota. A win would position Hamline second to Western Kentucky for consecutive wins. Western Kentucky leads with 15.
High School Boys Vega Defeat Friona in Close Game
Vega beat Friona 43 to 24 in boys action while Vega topped Friona 27 to 47 in girls play. College scores include Tennessee 61 over Georgia 59 and Iowa State 40 over Colorado 31. Other results list No Carolina 78 over Virginia Tech 59 and Vanderbilt 36 over Alabama 31. Yale 62 over Dartmouth 41. Bradley 57 over Wichita 49. Duquesne 52 over Loyola 51. Denver 47 over Pitt 46. Misc listings show SaaS Briar Ariz 45 over Aris Temple 44.
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Hamline
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Minnesota
Western Kentucky
Villanova
le Duquesne
Loyola of Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bradley University
Wichita
Denver
Yale
Dartmouth
Elis
Davidson
Citadel
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Brigham Young
Wyom
Ing
University of Arizona
Arizona State
Tempe
Louis Fight Offer Triggers Political Contract Confusion
Chicago officials clash over Joe Louis defending his heavyweight title at Soldier Field next June with a $400000 guarantee. Cook County Democratic leader Plunkett says Chicago plans the bout but calls Louis offer too costly, while Col. Arvey clarifies party stance. Other figures, including Harry Markson and Truman Gibson, dispute contract terms and locations amid rival claims and contractual ambiguity.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Joseph T. Plunkett
Special Services
Cook County Central Democratic Committee
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Plunkett
Col
Jack “Jake” Arvey
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Harry Markson
20Th Century Sporting Club
20Th Century
New York
Miami
Fla. Joe
Truman Gibson
Cleveland
Boudreau
St. Louis Holds No 1 in AP basketball poll
The Associated Press ranking keeps St Louis as the nation's top team in college basketball. Kentucky and Oklahoma A&M chase, with Western Kentucky and Minnesota also in the top group. Oklahoma A&M climbs to third despite a 29 27 loss to St Louis. Baylor and Texas appear in the lower reaches of the poll.
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Midlands
Blue Grass
Associated Press Poll
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Oklahoma A&m
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Kinois
Hamline
Cage Select
Villanova
Francisco
Utah
Ively
Entucky
Aggies
Notch
Baylor
Texas
Long Beach Open ends in playoff tied 272 by Ho and Demaret
In Long Beach California Ben Ho and Jimmy Demaret both finished the 72 hole Long Beach Open at 272 to force a playoff. The $10 000 event drew strong field play and championship tension among professional golfers.
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Cal
Ben Horan
Jimmy Demaret
Milwaukee
Ivan “Red” Wiamson
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Boston
Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Ferris Fain
Jim Wilson
J. Nelson Fox
NEW York
Charley Keller
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Thiman
Fred Strobel
Miami
Fla
Neil K
Ialeah
Tag Match Set For Title Card
Promoter Cory Detton announced Billy Hickson and Bill Parks will oppose George Bruckman and Pat O'Dowdy in a tag team opener at the Sports Arena. The one fall match has a 30 minute limit and marks Bruckman’s first return after a South America tour. Monte La Due defends against Milt Olsen in the main event with Balk Estes facing Gorilla Poggi in the semiwindup.
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Billy Hickson
Bill Parks
George Bruckman
Pat O’dowdy
Bruckman
Washington
Monte la Due
Texas
Milt Olsen
Balk Estes
Gorilla Poggi
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