Mavericks Win Junior League Pair With Narrow and Lopsided Wins
Mavericks clubs A and Intermediate divisions posted strong showings Monday. Mavericks defeated Wilson 30-12 behind 10 points from Dale Hulsey and Bobby Hudson, while North Side fell 44-13 as Lefty Davis led with 13 and Claud Jones added 10. Price College beat Wilson 18-14 in a late rally, Don Stump and Teddie Stewart each had six. Pleasant Valley topped McKinley 18-11 with Kenneth Wilson scoring 11.
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Kids, Inc
Texas Loop
Wilson
North Side
Dale Hulsey
Bobby Hudson
Mavericks
Louis McWhorter
Ted Stewart
Lefty Davis
Clyde Vaughn
Claud Jones
Maverick
Ley Kern
Terrys
North
David Haynie
Dick McConkey
Forest Hill
Price College
Price
Don Stump
Teddie Stewart
Kenneth Wilson
McKinley
Pleasant Valley
Bowling Scores Show Teams Compete Across City Venues
Santa Fe Girls Texans lead with scores 534 423 397 321 602 while El Capitans post 445 404 495 326 and Navajos 397 352 425 469 Carder 369 Rosc am 368 411 338 301 Apaches 435 2362 318 301 Acomas 322 303 1 329 Zumis 300 374 345 477 Tacs 384 417 298 287 Pueblos 375 288 292 343 Banner Denver Amarillo Express 650 469 Floral West 377 424 399 435 Thomas 474 Manns Bakery 467 302 460 417 444 Palo Duro Motors 361 395 382 336 539 KS Reynolds 457 357 65 395 T&M Pke Cascarelli 492 351 402 409 Panhandle Trailways 420 459 Dowell 548 GG Black Ins 453 449 398 421 454 First National Bank 344 403 406 Coca Cola 231 334 373 419 YMCA Church San Jacinto Baptist 402 402 421 898 522 Trinity Lutheran 433 379 373 100 San Jacinto Methodist 492 375 370 449 478 First Christian 391 516 300 312 San Jacinto Baptist 291 315 191 307 214 First Christian 331 299 350 259 Presbyterian Church 360 387 327 300 San Jacinto Methodist 352 365 304 373 116 Came this fall with Villanova moving to Franklin Field.
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Banner
Denver-Amarillo Express
Greene
Cunningham Floral
i—West
Fullerton
Blind
Bling
Thomas
Mann's Bakery
I—Mullin
Paetzold
Pitecock
Palo Duro Motors
Desko
Wicker
Weaver
Dugton
Shane
KS Reynolds
Moore
Cochin
Fletcher
Williams
T&m Pke
Cascarelli
Duniven
Panhandle Trailways
Ramey
Mahler
Gravestock
Dowell
Wagner
GG Black
First National Bank
Johnson
Roberts
Berry
Duke
Coca-Colta
Wilson
Straton
Show
Byers
Ymca-Church
San Jacinto Baptist
Wharton
Emanuel
Willis
Judd
Otting
Hartenberger
Kamp
Chick
Trinity Lutheran
Kreutzker
Kersten
San Jacinto Methodist
Ziegler
Jackson
Blessen
Schenefelt
Holland
First Christian
Voelm
Biggs
Oliver
Morrissy
Beringer
First Baptist
Bullock
Troy Mays
Reed
Wil Hamson
Bell
Milwaukee expert switches to Calvert Reserve for better Old Fashioned
Milwaukee sales promotion expert James L. Faytis of 8402 S Whitnall Ave moves to Calvert Reserve claiming it makes a better tasting Old Fashioned. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey is 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp New York City.
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Milwaukee
Wisc
James L. Faytis
S. Whitnall Ave
Calvert Reserve
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Amarillo Sandies face Crozier Tech in Texas tourney opener
In Austin on Friday night at 7 15 the Golden Sandies meet Crozier Tech Wolves in a high profile Class AA state tournament first round. Amarillo, the popular team of the past two tourneys, hopes to upset Dallas power Tech and advance toward the title, with both sides expected to draw a near capacity crowd of 8000.
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Golden Sandies
Crozier Tech Wolves
Austin
Dallas
Sere
Amarillo
T. G. Hull
Hoopsters
Greenville
Tech
Wolves
Sandies
Crozier Tech
Dallas Champs
Wilbur Evans
Dallas News
Woodrow Wilson
Wildcats
Amarillo High School
Poly
Y * Tech
Jerry Champion
Bryan Miller
Jack Revill
Letterman
Martel Bryant
Bynum Smith
Champion
Miller
E * & Tech
el Pasoers
Rosy Adkisson
Doc Hayes
SMU
Hull
Jim Branam
The
Harvesters
Pampa
Training Camp Briefs Under Meyer Holding Out
Bradenton and St Petersburg dispatches report contrasting spring camp situations. Bobby Sturgeon, bought from Chicago, is expected to challenge infield jobs with nine Braves in camp led by Bob Elliott and Earl Torgeson. Spurgeon Chandler shows strong form for the Yankees, while Vander Meer misses Reds drills amid salary talks. Dillinger arrives for Browns as the Pirates prep with Kiner homers and heavy hitting in Hollywood practice.
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Bradenton
Fla
U.P
Bobby Sturgeon
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Braves
Bob Elliott
Earl Torgeson
ST. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Spurgeon
Spud” Chandler
Chandler
Yankees
George McQuinn
Charley Wensloff
Bobby Brown
NBC Names Morrow District Commissioner for Texas State Tourney
The National Baseball Congress named Johnny Morrow as 1948 district commissioner of non professional baseball to supervise a sanctioned district tournament at Waco July 15 20. The district events pave the way for the thirteenth Texas State Tournament starting July 24 at Waco Conroe Wildcats are defending state champions Texas will have six states sending state champions directly to Wichita. Forty two state champs pair off in bi state playoffs to select the regional team for the US crown.
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Wichita
Kansas
National Baseball Congress
Johnny Morrow
Texas
Waco
A. H. Kirksey
Kirksey
Conroe Wildcats
Crozier Tech Wolves Preview Strong yet cautious
The Crozier Tech Wolves show a deliberate half court game with patient ball movement and efficient passing. They rely on solid defense, minimize mistakes, and execute set plays while also using quick fast breaks when opportunities arise. SF predicts the Golden Sandies can beat them in the first game.
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Crozier Tech
Wolves
Scribe Evans
Tech
Golden Sandies
Sophs edge JV 37 35 in opening AAU league game
Sandie Sophs led by Gill Ford and James Click beat Amarillo College Junior Varsity 37 35 in a tight first game. Jack Little and Don Ratcliff sparked early scoring while Gulf Oil topped Panhandle Laundry 41 39 in the night’s second tilt.
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Hull
Amarillo College
Jack Little
Don Ratcliff
Sophs
Doyle Foreman
James Click
Bill Hughes
Art McKay
Sandies
Foreman
Ralph Slutz
James Garner
Click
Travis Tadlock
Jvs
Charlie Sieber
Garner
Sandie
Galen Foster
Gil Ford
Dean Caldwell
William Fomby
Collegians
Ford
Caldwell
Slutz
Gill Ford
Sandie Sophs
Gulf Oil
Panhandle Laundry
Albert McKinney
Pat Sasser
Laundrymen
Frank Scott
Billy Phillips
Panhandle
McKinney
Bill McDaniels
Oilers
Bill Hicks
Phillips
Si Bosley
Scott
Neal Jennings
Denny Willis
Dickerson
Jennings
Amarillo
Varsity
Little
Francis
Morton
Tadlock
McKay
Harris
Henry
Oslutz
Sieber
Foster
Moore
Ioa Ae
Fomby
Ratcliff
Farmer
Hughes
Ae Newby
TCU to Play Night Games in 1948 Football Schedule
Fort Worth March 1 special announces TCU Horned Frogs will host five night games in 1948. Home and road fixtures under stadium lighting include Arkansas, Oklahoma A, and Baylor in Fort Worth, with Kansas in Kansas City opening under lights. Remaining five games slated for Saturday afternoons at Bloomington, College Station, Fort Worth, Houston, and Dallas.
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Fort Worth
TCU
Horned Frog
Frogs
T Stadium
Arkansas
Oklahoma A
Baylor
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Oklahoma A&m
Oklahoma City
Indiana A
Bloomington
Ind
Texas A&m
College Station
University of Texas
Rice
Houston
SMU
Dallas
Aggie swimmer Danny Green Sets Freestyle Records
Danny Green, former Texas A&M standout swimmer, crushed pool marks in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle at the Texas A&M meet despite a heavy sunburn, showcasing his sprint speed and resilience.
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Danny Green
Texas A&m
A&m
Amarillo Badgers open tourney with win over Hillsboro
Amarillo College Badgers defeat Hillsboro Junior College 69 to 39 in the State Junior College Basketball Tournament at College Station. Eight opening round teams proceed to quarterfinals with Amarillo set to face Paris Junior College later, while Wayland, Blinn, NTAC, Lamar, Kilgore, Tyler and others also advance or play consolation rounds.
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College Station
R. P. Carter
Amarillo College Badgers
Hillsboro Junior College Indians
Badgers
Paris Junior College Quint
Ranger
Wayland
Blinn
NTAC
Lamar
Amarillo
Paris
Kilgore
Tyler
McNeese
Texas Lutheran
Tarleton
Lon Morris
Hillsboro
Allen Academy
Corpus Christi
Texas A&m
John Tarleton
North Texas Aggies
Allen
Corpus Cristi
Louisiana College
Kile
O/McMahan
Brothrtn
Donohue
Martin
Conway
Wiggins
E.bassner
Williams
Urbis
Ballard
Hinkamp
Roark
Presbyterians Top Line Avenue Baptist In YMCA Opener
Vance Hall scored 19 to lift First Presbyterians to a 41 to 35 victory over Line Avenue Baptist in the opening YMCA Church game. Seth McFather led Line Avenue with 24. Sacred Heart edged Tenth Avenue Methodist 29 to 24 with Norman scoring 17 for the Methodists and Morrow 12 for the Cathedrals. Polk Street Methodist beat San Jacinto Methodist 27 to 25 as Simpson contributed four field goals and four free throws. Officials were Johnny Morrow and Taylor Wilkins.
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Vance Hall
Presbyterians
Line Avenue Baptist
YMCA
Presbyterian
Seth McFather
Line Avenue
Sacred Heart
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Norman
Methodists
Morrow
Fowler
Patten
Oklein
Scott
Bozem
Eckhart
Kelly
Gibson
Clyde
Bids Accepted To Amarillo Meet For Regional Basketball
Sayre Oklahoma junior college and Tyler Junior College accepted bids to compete in the first Southwestern Regional Basketball Tournament at the new Sports Arena, March 9 to 13. Tyler, strong Southwestern Junior College Conference champion, advances from the State Junior College Tournament at Texas A&M. Sayre split with host Amarillo College in the regular series, winning 53 to 43 and losing 76 to 57.
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Sayre
Okla
Junior College
Tyler Junior College
Tyler
Texas A&m
Amarillo College
City Mat Intramural Semifinals Tonight
The city Junior High School Intramural Wrestling semifinal rounds are set for 7 pm at Amarillo High School Armory with finals tomorrow. Referee Joe Parkey will oversee the schoolboy bouts. admission is 25 cents for students and 35 cents for adults.
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Amarillo High School
Joe Parkey
Webbie Sharp
Elizabeth Nixson
Otis Gollihugh
Sam Houston
Bobby McCrary
Horace Mann
Cecil Brown
Billy Cal Walker
Adam Ortiz
Mack Gordon
David Foster
Tom McWilliams
Dick Pond
Gene Blassengame
Fred Way
Coy Long
Sam _ Houston
Jackie Wooten
Bill Montgomery
Kenneth McMullen
Richard Kelley
Ray Nichols
College and regional basketball scores list
A long list of college and university basketball results. Teams include Texas Tech over West Texas 67 to 46, Notre Dame over NY A 64 to 59, Dartmouth over Yale 68 to 63, Maryland over George Washington 55 to 39, and numerous other games with scores and opponents across the country. Some results are incomplete.
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Texas Tech
West Texas
Amarillo College
Hillsboro Junior College
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Yale
LaFayette
Lehigh
George Washington
Maryland
Davis Elkins
Salem Twins
Manhattan College
Brooklyn College
Ala
Mich
Iowa
Okla
Neb
Minn
Wis
Wash. (Mo
U. of Chicago
Detroit
Loyola (Chi
Colo
Kan
Wesleyan
Bethany
Fil
Ind
Wheaton
Lake Forest
Wichita
Southwestern Kan
N. Tex
E. Tex
Michael of Romania To Visit in America
Former King Michael of Romania plans a six week visit to the United States starting after a London departure aboard the Queen Elizabeth. He will accompany his mother Queen Helen and is to marry Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma on his return. Possible talks with Washington officials are uncertain, with observers noting cool official reception.
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Paris
Michael
Romania
London
United States
Helen
Anne of Bourbon
Parma
State Department
Washington
Tennis Prospects Bright at ENMC
Portales March 2 Special Two returning lettermen and a strong batch of newcomers boost Eastern New Mexico College tennis prospects for this year Coach Eric J Smith reports Fred Wells Sudan Tex sophomore who lost only one match in six last season returns as a mainstay alongside lettermen Aston Verner Mead ow Tex and four new squad members Blossom Durning Fort Sumner freshman Mickey Hill Eunice freshman Morris Wilson Sundown Tex freshman
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Mickey Hill
Eunice
Morris Wilson
Sundown
Tex
25 Girls Teams Vie in AAU Meet in Dallas
The Southwestern AAU Girls Open Basketball Tournament opens with 25 teams, 16 high school sextets led by defending champion Maydelle and nine independents. Play runs through Saturday night with the winner advancing to the national meet in Joplin, Missouri. First round pairings include Celeste vs Garland and Maydelle vs McAdoo in the High School Division, plus Consoli dated Aircraft Fort Worth vs Wayland Junior College Plainview in the Independent Division.
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Dallas
Maydelle
Joplin
Celeste
Garland
Kildare
Frisco
Crawfills Gap
Miller Grove
Frost
Hardin-Simmons Heads to 1948 Lodi Grape Bowl
Abilene March 2 Athletic Director Warren B Woodson announced Hardin-Simmons Cowboys will meet College of the Pacific in the Lodi Grape Bowl on December 11. Also notes George Kadera from A M top in weight events and Wilbur McBryde, Kerrville freshman tackle, at Texas A&M spring practice weighing 285 pounds.
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Abilene
Hardin- Simmons University
Warren B. Woodson
Cowboys
College of the Pacific
Wilbur McBryde
Kerrville
Texas A&m
Texas Tech Beats West Texas In Scoring Burst
Texas Tech 67 West Texas 46 at halftime 33 14 46 final. Key players include McAlister Hill and Banks for Tech while Barnard Birdwell and Allen led West Texas. Free throws: Tech 14 missed. West Texas 14 missed. Officials: Kendrick and Knowles.
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Panhandle
Gulf Oi
Scott
McKinney
Veazey
McDaniels
Panhandle Laundry
Phillips
H. Gordon
Bosley
Ferguson
Gilley
Texas Tech
West Texas
Churchill
McAlister
Bowles
Dukes
Banks
Jackson
Gibson
Grove
Barton
Hill
Texas State
Wood
Aj N.jackson
Weig
Kerr
Allen
Barnard
Birdwell
C. Box
Kenneth Kendrick
J. C. Knowles
Local bowling notes mix high scores and quirks in Amarillo
Jim Fletcher rolled a 299, a rare 300 still looming, as Santa Fe League teams faced slow alleys and distraction in Chicago. Amarillo bowling grows with 13 sanctioned leagues and 114 teams, plus 2 unsanctioned. High year marks include Mike Green 266 and Claire Mann 244, with veteran Guy Gallenger, 62, averaging 160 daily. A Toledo inspired poem bemoans fashion changes lowering scores.
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Jim Fletcher
Kegler
Banner
Ruth Dorris
Mike Green
Claire Mann
Allen
F. Parkinson
Ben Horn
F. Duniven
Walter Fil Reski
Edna Smith
Jaque West
Lenora Mahler
Earl Johnson
J. Gravestock
Jimmy Shane
Maury Boylan
Raiders Shatter Tradition in Burton Gym Loss to Tech
In Burton Gym west Texas State of Canyon fell to Texas Tech 67 to 46 as Buffs shot 16 of 89 from the floor for a .203 percentage while Tech hit 22 of 51 for a .431 mark. Buffs trailed 33 to 18 at halftime and managed only 28 points in the second half, ending the season with a disappointing defeat before about 1,100 fans. Jay Kerr led Tech with 17 points, Don Groves added 15, Wimpy Hill had nine, and Gus Miller observed from a sick bed as WTSU prepares for NAIB playoffs in Fort Worth.
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Frank A. Godsoe
News-Globe
Burton
Canyon
West Texas
Buffs
Texas Tech
Tech
Ganon
Raiders
Red Raiders
Polk Robison
Gus Miller
Bill Allen
Stratford
Allen
Billy
Bisons
Jay Kerr
Don Groves
Kerr
Groves
Wimpy Hill
Amarillo
Maverick Club
Wimpy
NAIB
Fort Worth
SWC Cagers Barred From AAU Tournament in Dallas
Southwest Conference players will not be allowed to participate in the Southwest AAU Senior Basketball Tournament in Dallas next week. AAU officials said the conference rules prohibit players from taking part as a team or individually in the event.
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Dallas
U.P
AAU
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Maybach
Wallace
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JOE Brown Package Store
North Fillmore
By Henry Mathews
Chicago
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Ted Buccola
Colden
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Guy
KGNC
Peerless
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Toledo, Ohio
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N.E
Cuba
POL
Cobb & Reddoch
POLK
Spalding - Rawlings - Nocona American
National League
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
East 7Th
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