Amarillo youth program drive seeks monthly gifts
An open letter urges Amarillo parents to authorize monthly bank payments of 1 to 6 dollars to the Maverick Club Kids Inc fund. The plan, run by the American Business Club, replaces city community-chest support and includes stock certificates as honorary memberships. The drive aims to fund youth recreation, discipline, and community relations for Amarillo and Texas.
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Polk Street
Maverick Club and Kids, Inc
Comorters
Kids
Lear Polks
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Mavtrick Club and Kids, Inc
Businessmen's Club
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American Business Club
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Rabbits edge Trojans as Badgers dominate in league play
Bobby Gittrich allowed seven hits to win for Wy of Wy Rabbits while Cunningham took the loss. Teddy Stewart sparked a late rally with a seventh inning triple to force a tie. Ray Perkins scored on Frank Shaw's single for the Trojans in the seventh. East Side Badgers crushed Humphreys Highland Buffaloes 21 9 with Hando Tenorio going six for six four homers and a triple while Steve Rocha and Jessie Selazar homered twice. Junior League action features Wolfin Rockettes 21 14 over McKinley Wrens with Beth Sanders homer spree and Vina Mae Moore homer for the Wrens. Co Eds beat Sanborn Lassies 18 15 as Patti Hale nursed win and Althea Jacobson Marilyn Reeves homered. St Marys Crickets forfeited to Pantex Cowgirls. Summit Pillies edged Pleasant Valley Quails 7 6. Wynonah Boyd earned the win and Mary O Neal the loss. Virginia Counts and Chuckie Powell feature for Blue Bonnets in girls action. Sam Houston Ramblers forfeited win over Wilson Belles. Pantex Amazons rolled North Side Prairie Chicks 38 8 led by Joyce Ramsey and Joyce McKinney.
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Colts
Max Manley
Atom
Bobby Ellis
Bugs
Boney
Taylor Bassett
Buddy Whippo
Lone Star
Summit Blackbirds
Sanborn Cranes
Pleasant Valley Owls
Wolflin “Seagulls
Jimmy Litle
Dan Yeary
Doug Thornton
Kendall Dunavant
Owls
Wilson Storks
Taylor Eagles
Jimmy Dales Davis
Bob Sperchy” Bridges
Chris Cadenhead
Storks
Eagles
Jerry
Don Wheeler
Maverick Redbirds
Bob El-iott
Reynolds
Fateh
Parrot
Dale Miller
Oliver Austin
Maverick Calves-McKinley Bobcats
Forest Hill Bulldogs
Margaret Wills Tigers
Amarillo College Coyotes
Jimmy Webster
Jimmy
Richard Chandler
Terry Curtis
Taylor Bruins
San Jacinto Bearcats
Jackie Fyfe
Dennis ‘Smith
Sterling Cummings
Sanborn Squirrels
Glenwood
St. Mary's Trojans
Omn Rabbits
Bobby Gittrich
Jimmy Cunningham
Teddy Stewart
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Rick Proctor
Keith Winters
Bugry
Hando Tenorio
Hando
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Steve Rocha
Jessie Selazar
Wolflin Rockettes
McKinley Wrens
Sandra’ Kay
Beth Sanders
Beth
Wrens
Vina Mae Moore
Vina Mae
Barbara Lee
Rockettes
Margaret Wills
Sanborn Lassies
Patti Halen
Alletta Moreland
Lassies
Jo Ann Dodson
Althea Jacobson
Marilyn Reeves
Mary Jean Gray
Bob Hazelwood
US Navy
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Agal
St. Mary's Crickets
Pantex Cowgirls
Sanborn Blue Bonnets
Forest Hall
Hollys
Holly
Phyllis Carter
Blue Bonnet
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Kids, Inc
Margaret Jordan
Virginia
Chuckie” Powell
Blue Bonnets
Chuckie
Powell
Evyvonne Donley
North Side
Prairie Chicks
Joyce Ramsey
Herler
Joyce McKinney
Joyce
McKinney
Frankie ‘McDowell
Mary Ann Hinson
Pleasant Valley Chaparrals
Dwight Morrow Comets
Comets
Belen Palacio
Rose Blessingame
Dora Koenig
Four Way Tie Emerges as Gold Sox Power Boosts Hire
Amarillo Gold Sox prepare for the third game of the Abilene series as Harriman may debut, boosting power with a .315–.350 bat line. Fausett weighs lineup moves, while Willett shines at short and Halter Crues Clawitter delivers as Am rivalries heat up in WT NM league action.
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Gold Sox
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Harriman
Amarillo
Lamesa
Ray Willett
Gold Sox Field
Fausett
Willett
Birmingham
Pampa
Bill Meter
Mr. Meter
Jack Schumacher
Blue Sox
Paul Halter
Bob Crues
Ted Clawitter
Buck Fausett
Halter
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Dukes
Clovis
Borger
Sain Wins Bravos Night Thriller To Narrow NL Lead
Boston pitcher Johnny Sain improves to 10th victory with a 4 1 win over the New York Giants. The Braves move within two and a half games of the Cardinals as other NL results shift the standings.
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Shetsep
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Johnny Sain
Vy Salfh
Associated Press
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Cooper
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Belleville
Ark
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Townsend Club Plans Meeting at Courthouse
Amarillo the Townsend Club will meet Sunday at 2 30 pm in the courthouse elevator access advised due to the fourth floor office being closed for repairs. County budget figures for 1948 will be presented to county commissioners early next week by county auditor John Edyington with tax funds allocated to three county funds. Martha Navarette sparked the team at shortstop with four safe hits in six at bats.
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Joe Witt Vil
Fligi
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Dick White
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Rod Dowell
Bill Shaffer
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Chas Gwyn
DW. Klock
Meade Graham
Woods
MP. Tobin
Earl Coffee
Troy Jones
WE Sharp
Mindenhall
John. Keith
Preach Rogers
W.D. Jones
Moody “Smith
Bil Hardman
Don Loden
Davis
Lee
Campbell
Harrison Kett
Henry Pond
Colby
Dave
Jim Reynolds
Shuffl
Diexens
Dick Voeter
Joe Will
RH. Elsenbure
Jack Robinson
Pat Murphy
Geo. Ausbach Jr
Jim Moss
J. H Teton
W.H. Whett
R. Bur Jones
Holmes
Warren Rives
Bill Andrews
J. Ley ‘Adams
J. M_ Carpenter
Paul_ Norman
Hi Geeva
R.A. Swen
Courthouse
Amarillo
Townsend
W. Wyatt
Potter Iity
Ial
John Edyington
Sx Wines
Martha Navarette
Hole-in-One for Sandie Grid Stars
Former Gold en Sandie football players shine on the golf course. Bobby Bauman 196 wingback carded a hole-in-one on No 13 at Amarillo Country Club. Bill Spann 145 center-aced No 7 at Sunset Course with an 8 iron on 168 yards. Spann shot 40 for the round, playing with Thornton guard captain and Wayne Brown backup.
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Golden Sandie
Bobby Bauman
Amarillo
Sunset
Bill Spann
Spann
Thornton
Wayne Brown
Wrestling Card Casts Bout Pairings In Virginia
Odd names and matchups listed include Don Gatlin Sparky McLe fore Ray McPherson and George Stout Montie Tow Billy Ely with Donahoe and Budsie Hayden Also Alfred Nelson and John Reef appear in the pairing notes with byes indicated.
No Leads in Hit and Run Case In Amarillo
Police report no leads in a hit and run that struck 17 month old Patricia Ann Johnson on Twenty eighth Avenue near Cleveland Street. The child was taken to St Anthony’s Hospital with a fractured thigh bone as authorities described the pursuing vehicle as a gray or tan Ford sedan from 1946 to 1948 and said the driver fled the scene. In a separate note, a Boston incident details a thief snatching a denture bag from William J. McCarthy twice.
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Amarillo
Patricia Ann Johnson
W._ A. Johnson
Cleveland
St. Anthony's Hospital
Patricia Ann
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Boston
William J. McCarthy
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