Bowling Scores and League Results at Peerless Lanes
Bowling scores from the Beverage League at Peerless Lanes show Peerless Lanes P O Liquor powering to a win with high games by Kenney and L. Kenney. Schlitz and Coors forfeited. Other notable scores include Osborn, Hofman, Carter, Gentry, and Rosenthal posting strong numbers for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverage League Peerless Lanes
P&o Liquor
Duncan
McUintock
Kenney
L. Kenney
Schlitz
Bullweiser
Price
Gabard
McNemar
Reid
Seven UP
Guyette
Osborn
Hofman
Falstaff
West
Carter
Gentry
Rosenthal
Edminston
Anderson
Bivins
Non
Joslin
Ingram
Lap
Hill
del Prete
Metropolitan League Banner Bowl results concise list
Metropolitan League meeting results list banner bowl matches with multiple sponsors and participant scores including Hub Clothiers Truitt Buick Hicks Better Homes Kenneys Shoe Re Reed Sheet Metal Duke Electric West Texas Wholesale and others with individual scores for participants such as Garrett 7 McGee 425 Barrett 442 Wilson Gaston 465 and more indicating a series of event wins across many teams and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Bowl Hub Clothiers
Garrett
McGee
Barrett
Wilson Gaston
Truitt Buick
Orbin
Tensen
Reece
Caulley
Hicks Better Homes
Longstreth
Hill
Wally
Collier
Kenney’s Shoe RE
Hale
King
Aker
Tuckness
Corbell
Panhandle Insurance
Womble
Hasley
Moore
Briemwell
Conger
Motor Freight
Cks
Davenport
Rogers
Omlin
Nease
Southwestern Drug
B. Dowis
Wis
Butterfield
Legler
Diamond Shop
Britton
Baines
Perry
Reed Sheet Metal
Beaver
Bradford
Mitchell
Sidwell
Reed
Duke Electric
Builoch
Duke
Sebren
Harms
West Texas Wholesale
Ottorfeit
International Trucks
Gglasco
Davis
Lehde
McCartney
Producers Grain
Oakes-Fyfe
Novak
Merchant
Hudson
Farmer
Scott
Kenneth’s Men’s Wear
Goodner
Utz
Phillips
West Texas Shoe Shop
Bishop
Raines
Hall
Smith
Tri-State Advertising
Henricks
Chandler
Dillman
Whiteway Foods
Brazille
B. Brazille
Bowman
Prien
Young
Pyeatt
Lokey
White
Dows
Stock
High School League Bowling Scores Report
Team 5 won with Adams 387 Berg 430 and Davis 345. Team 2 won with Whitney 285 Wheeler 354 Metcalf 390 Whiswand 370. TEX-DKLA LINES won with Pond 394 Covey 441 Heller 403. Team 3 won with Berry 425 Neel 348 Robinson 280. Jones and Team 4 won with Hill 423 Mathis 394 Bente 342 Fielden 297. Team 6-Covey 298 Kilman 926 Alexander 357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Berg
Davis
Whitney
Wheeler
Metcalf
Whiswand
Tex-Dkla
Pond
Covey
Heller
Berry
Neel
Robinson
Jones
Hill
Mathis
Bente
Fielden
Kilman
Alexander
Postponed Prairie Peewee and middle school games hit by absence
Eight games were slated yesterday with two Prairie Peewee tilts between Pleasant Valley and San Jacinto and Cactus Plant and Wilson postponed due to teams missing, and two more at St Marys Cathedral Hall delayed by a church event. Only two games were played including Horace Mann intermediates' 40 36 win over Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Ranch
Waddies
St. Mary’s Cathedral Hall
Prairie Peewee
Pleasant Valley
San Jacinto
Cactus Plant
Wilson
St. Mary's
Wolflin
Sanborn
Margaret Wills
Mavericks
Wesley Dowty
Tommy Crutchfield
Jerry Don Smallwood
Summit
Len Baker
Bruce Brazil
Horace Mann
Boyce Love
Don Spencer
Nets
Freddy Ellis
Steve Montes
Your Kids, Inc
Mr. Dykeman
Banner Women’s League Banner Bowl results
Banner Bowl League standings show CARTER & SON winning 2 West with top scores 404 and 378 from Barrow 495 and Edwards 378, plus Duggan 361. HARRY’S PLACE wins 1 with Wheeler 377 Pitt 446 Banning 373 Taliaferro 369 Martens 470. Others include DON MCMILLAN INC 3 with Dorris 499 Hoover 374 Tyndall 409, BLACK INSURANCE 1 and more scoring by Bills 371 Martens 311 Condren 379 Parsons 366.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter & Son
West
Duggan
Beaver
Edwards
Barrow
Harry’s Place
Wheeler
Pitt
Banning
Taliaferro
Martens
DON McMillan, Inc
Ross
Hoover
Tyndall
Dorris
Black Insurance
Bills
Condren
Pearson
Reynolds & Ashford
Lester
Jasko
Mays
Pittman
Baker
Green Dart
Moore
Seifert
Osenbaugh
Neubauer
Daliage
Gulfot
Page
Godsey
Adams
Albricht
Troy Jones
Sanders
Pearson A. Hall
Pattilo
Gravestock Gray
Cascarelli
Meadows
Thomas
Mullin
Builders Supply
Word
Saunders
Carlton
Arnold
Mann
Shelton
Bradley
Allen
Melton
Panhandle Trailways
Taylor
Thornton
Koenig
Wilson
Pitcock
Rote to discuss pro football with Giants in Detroit
Dallas Jan 31 Kyle Rote SMU star will travel to Detroit to meet the New York Giants the drafted club He will be honored as a member of the Detroit Times All America football team at a dinner Feb 16 Rote has not decided if he will play pro football He said S J Lynch and Company of Dallas his summer employer told him of plans to work in New York and possibly play pro football concurrently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Detroit
New York Giants
Rote
Detroit Times
S. 4. Lynch and Company of
New York
Willie Pep Wins On Technical Knockout
In Hartford on January 31 Willie Pep defeated Tommy Baker after a third round cut on Pep’s brow. Despite blood, Pep returned for the fourth round and pressured Baker until Referee Hugh Devlin stopped it at 1:20. Pep’s anticipated rematch with Sandy Saddler appears distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
New York
Saddler
Pep
Tommy Baker
Chicago
Baker
Hugh Devlin
Gore
Grand Ukulele Contest Opens Thursday At Paramount
The big ukulele contest launches preliminaries tomorrow night at the Paramount Theater with $2,000 in prizes. Two divisions cater to ages under 12 and over 12, with entries open to non employee contestants. Prizes include a refrigerator luggage set radio and more from sponsors Furr Food Stores Interstate Theaters and The Globe News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Henshaw
Paramount Theater
Furr Food Stores
Interstate Theaters
The
Globe News
Gible
Philco
Gralnick Brothers
Cadillac
Phileco
Remington - Rand
Monarch
Rosses
Entries Welcomed For Uhe Contest At Paramount Theater
The ukulele contest offers $2,000 in prizes with two divisions under 12 and 12 to 102. Participants must submit an entry to Bobby Henshaw at the Paramount Theater. The event runs February 2 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Bobby Henshaw
Paramount Theater
Beneke to Perform Tonight at Club Runnymede Dance
Tex Beneke and Music in the Miller Mood headline a March of Dimes benefit dance at Club Runnymede sponsored by the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce. Admission is $2.60. Also notes Globe-News open house hours 1 to 9 30. The item lists many readers and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneke
Tex Beneke
Globe News
California Roasts Bi-Sexual Chicken
In Ontario California Mrs Pete Dillinger battles a sex confused White Orpington chicken that acts as a rooster in the morning crowing at dawn then lays eggs later in the day or sometimes not at all. The bird named Nellie Sam defies classification and has Mrs Dillinger puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Cal. U.P
Pete Dillinger
Nellie-Sam
Baseball Set up Clears in Texas
Dallas January 31 Professional baseball is set for 1951 in Texas with five leagues and 32 clubs. This is two leagues and 15 clubs fewer than 1950. Tyler joined the Big State League to fill the gap replacing Greenville which quit, unable to obtain players. Other clubs include Wichita Falls Sherman Denison Texarkana Gainesville Waco Temple and Austin. The Texas Gulf Coast West Texas New Mexico and Longhorn Leagues are the other circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Tyler
Greenville
Wichita Falls
Sherman-Denison
Texarkana
Gainesville
Waco
Temple
Austin
Gulf Coast
Harlingen High coach Resigns for Pasadena Job
Wel don Stoney Phillips, longtime Harlingen High School coach, resigned yesterday to take the head coaching position at Pasadena High School. The move shifts Harlingen’s basketball leadership as the new coach awaits assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Weldon
Stoney” Phillips
Harlingen High School
Pasadena High School
British association aids drying and curing home grown tobacco
A British association provides guidance and support for farmers and hobbyists growing tobacco at home, focusing on drying and curing methods to improve quality and safety. The group offers best practices, workshops, and resources to promote proper handling and storage of home grown tobacco.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kids, Incorporated
Red Feather
Community Chest
Bob Foight
Businessman
Amarillo Trailways Bus Center, Inc
Amarillo
Globe
Ing
Mama
D. W. Ross
Donnie
Carole Jean
East Fifteenth
Billy Bee
Globe-News
Ben Burkett
Dick Fleniken
J. W. Collins
Ben Guill
John McCarty
Arch Cooper
Claude Hildebrand
Bill Gilstrap
Floyd Studer
Armand Dowie
Fred Dowie
Bruce Miner
John Lawson
Charles Lowndes
Hank Allen
Jake Alexander
Nat Glenn
Benton King
Fred Smith
Ellie Whitmore
George Bates
Bob Yeager
J. F. Brown
Wayne Byers
Tony Roterson
Bus Dugger
Ramon Smith
John Smithee
W. H. McKirahan
Wilson McKirahan
Tommy Donnell
Hugh Donnell
Carlos Thornton
Denny Willis
Joe Parkey
Chas
M. Rogers
W M. Hale
Dory Detton
al Everitt
Glenn McDavid
Bill Bybee
Meyers Motor
Billboard
Billboard Music
Mockin
Les Paul- Mary Ford
Capitol
Russ Morgan
Rusk Morgan
Decca
King Cole
Velvet Lips
Guy Lombardo
California
Withers
de Luxe
Webster
Uwilbos Dé Ae
Hiram Walker
Wiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Ill
Reddy
Public Service Company
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