Golden Gloves De orat Tournament rivalry and picks
The Globe-News Golden Gloves De orat Tournament features the 14th annual event with the Golden Sandies facing the Plainview Bulldogs tonight and the Lubbock Westerners tomorrow at the Sports Arena. A columnist shares strong bets for 14 fights, notes two first round knockouts, and mentions Texas football coaching moves and Texas Longhorns historical standings.
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Canyon Eagles Play Price Five Tonight In Amarillo
Canyon Eagles visit Price College Cardinals at Price gym for a two game program. The B contest starts 7 30 with Price seeking a regional edge after recent wins including 52 25 over Lefors. Canyon previously beat Amarillo and held Lubbock Westerners to a low scoring game earlier this season.
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Colonial Country Club Sets May 25 28 Invitational Golf
Fort Worth Jan 27 Colonial Country Club announced its fourth annual National Invitation Golf Tournament will run May 25 to 28. The event will feature a limited field of 36 professionals and amateurs and marks the first $15,000 tournament here since 1948.
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AHS Girls Sweep Two Cage Games at Armory and Gym
Amarillo High School girls basketball saw two games yesterday morning during assembly period. The Houseflies beat the Susie Qs 18 to 12 with Patsy Fox scoring 10 while Wanda Wardlaw matched that total for the losers. In the senior game the Stringers defeated the Bumble Bees 25 to 11 as Bettye OBrien led with 16 points and Joyce Turner had five for the Bumble Bees.
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Dancing girl lapel pins from pipe cleaners
Instructions describe making a dancing girl pin from pipe cleaners. Use one for head and body, one for arms, one for legs, and a fourth for a skirt. Tint with appropriate colors and twist into shape, then attach a small safety pin to the back.
Rats Destroy or Contaminate US Grain Supply yearly
A historical note states that rats destroy or contaminate about 200 million bushels of grain in the United States each year, impacting storage facilities and agricultural markets nationwide.
Kids chalk up forfeit win in Prairie Peewee League
The St Marys KIDS INCORPORATED earned a 1-0 forfeit over San Jacinto in the first Prairie Peewee League game. Maverick Club Peewees beat Wolflin 17-4 as a family emergency limited scorers. Danny Yeary and Robert Clements contributed four points for Wolflin.
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Hogan and Demaret Lead Phoenix Open Battle
Ben Hogan tied the course record with 64 and led Jimmy Demaret by one stroke in the opening round of the Ben Hogan Open in Phoenix. Demaret shot 65 as Hogan followed with 65 to join Johnny Palmer in second. Sam Snead and Wally Ulrich at 66, with many players under 70. Amateurs Gray Madison and Bill Markham led the amateurs at 72. The event features a 10,000 purse and a 6,620 yard course at Phoenix Country Club.
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River Road Dominates Sam Houston In Senior League
River Road trimmed Sam Houston 24-15 as its fourth straight Senior League win. Jerry Basden led River Road with 11 points, Larry Cooney added seven, while Miles Childers had 16 and Larry Reid one. Sam Houston top scorer Bill Dowty with six, Clyde Israel and Dan Martin each had three.
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Oklahoma City Times bowling tourney results and followups
Railbirds at the Times tournament in Oklahoma City saw Arnold Pergande reach the top five with 1,263, while Milton Zellner led with 1,285. Morris Eakins, Red Elkins, and Leon Willison filled the top five, with Ralph Gibson not defending his BJ title. The piece notes local players, upcoming events, and a historic 2,797 five-man series by Hermann Undertakers of St Louis recorded thirteen years earlier.
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Charley Lyles Hits 667 Series Despite Error
Yesterday's sports page misstated a 657 game for Charley Lyles. The bowler actually posted a 667 series, a correction that sparked more talk than the original report.
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