Hereford, Graham Hoeme Vie For AAU Final Berth Tonight
The Southwestern AAU Basketball Tournament ends tonight at the Sports Arena in Hereford. Graham Hoeme and Hereford clash with Graham Hoeme Plow Company of Allegheny to decide the title at 9:30. Earlier, the first annual women's championship features Sumnerwood’s Eaglettes vs Spearman Independents at 7. Admission is 75 cents for all three games.
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Fannanaiess
Tonigt
Bo Graham
Graham - Hoen Plow Company
Alle
Earl Stagner
Hereford Implemet
Summerwood
Saucy Eaglettes
Spearman Independents
Frank Phillips
West Texas State College
Yim Baker
W. J. Redwine
Hedley Lions
Ted Haberer
West Texas Frosh
Gus Rusell
Thalia
Borden Price
Hereford Bill Allen Stratford
Delbert Baron
Independents
Hubert Frank Phillips
Kitchens
West ‘Texas Frosh
George Allen
Stratford
Graham Hoeme
Graham
West Texas State
Barron
Douglas Groom
Hereford
Don Leach
Charles Richardson
Roy Lee Dunn
Interscholastic League State Basketball Finals Update
Maydelle powered into the Class B finals with 19 points in the fourth quarter to beat Carey 46 30 at Austin. Leonard Lamb led Carey with 15 and Dean Lloyd added 14 as Maydelle used height to control the boards and took a 15 9 halftime lead. Other top performers included Hassell and Jowell with key plays as teams like Johnson City Crozer Tech and Milby prepared for afternoon and evening games on a busy tournament day.
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Dewey Nance
Carey
Maydelle
Johnson City
Prairie Valley
Nocona
East Mountain
Gilmer
Big Boys
Ay Milby
Houston
Harlingen
Temple
Lufkin
Crozer Tech
Dallas
Amarillo
Bowie
el Paso
Denton
Crozier Tech
Milby
Sweeny
Dimmitt
Carl Jowell
Lewis Martin
Mount Vernon
Panhandle
Mount
Vernon
Maurice Campbell
Campbell
Texas City
Throckmorton
Brenham
Matt Halbert
Cardinals
Rudy Bauman
University of Texas
Blair Cherry
Jan
Sandie
Sand
Pleasant Valley Quint Tops St. Mary's 14-8 in Kids Tilt
In a Peewee tilt at St. Marys Gym Pleasant Valley rallied from an 8-5 halftime deficit to win 14-8 as Gene Arnold scored 6 and Ken Wilson 4 for Pleasant Valley. St Marys led early before PV surged in the second half to seal the victory.
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Pleasant Valley Quint
St. Mary's
Bob Foight
All Kids, Inc
Pleasant Valley
Sane
O. B. Ginn
Gene Arnold
Pleasants Valley
Ken Wilson
St. Mary's Gym
Wolflin Peewees
St. Mi
Wolflin
St Mary's
Bob Parrell
Vernon Nelson
Wiin
Harold Dodson
Boxing card at Amarillo high school Armory locals vs regional rivals
Leon Palacio and Clifford Bradley highlight an intracity boxing meet at Amarillo High School Armory with 8 pm start. Tonight features four slick 140 to 160 pound bouts including a rematch between Johnny Hernandez and Sammie Sims. S. Oakley to referee. student admission 50 cents, adults up to $1. Ringside seats limited. advance sale unavailable.
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Leon Palacio
Clifford Bradley
Amarillo
High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Johnny Hernandez
Sammie Sims
Golden Groves
Hernandez
Sims
Port Worth
S. Oakley Wille B
Pairings for Upcoming Boxing Matches Listed by Weight
The card lists Alfonso Guana facing Eddie Moore at 1 pounds and Johnny Andrada meeting John Stewart at 112 pounds. Other bouts include Bebe Bitela versus Melvin McClung at 432 pounds and Ramon Bitela against Glen Duckworth at 118 pounds. Harrison Haggerton faces Bill Byers at 118 pounds and Charles Haggerton meets Kenneth Hamilton at 126 pounds. Arthur Martines battles Jimmy Hatche r at 126 pounds, Bobby Linker clashes with Bob Phillips at 128 pounds, and Calvin Huntett faces Neal Ceariey.
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Alfonso Guana
Eddie Moore
Johnny Andrada
John Stewart
Bebe Bitela
Melvin McClung
Ramon Bitela
Glen Duckworth
Earl Chisum
Pred Louailier
Harrison
Skeeter” Haggerton
Bill Byers
Charles Haggerton
Kenneth Hamilton
Arthur Martines
Jimmy Hatcher
Bobby Linker
Bob Phillips
Calvin Huntett
Neal Ceariey
Holdouts Told To Hurry by Manager Harris
In Petersburg Florida on March 5 New York Yankees manager Bucky Harris warned holdouts George McQuinn and Charley Wensler to hurry to camp if they want to keep their jobs. In Trujillo Dominican Republic on March 5 Jackie Robinson faced trimming 15 pounds at the Dodgers camp after winter tour. In San Bernardino California on March 5 veterans Fred Sanford Al Gerheauser and Ned Garner were named to pitch for the Browns A team against the Pirates on Sunday. In Bradenton Florida on March 5 Billy Southworth listed two second based shortstop combos and would not decide yet.
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J. Petersburg
Pla
New York Yankees
George McQuinn
Charley Wensler
Bucky Harris
Ciudad Trujillo
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
San Bernardino
Cal
Fred Sanford
al Gerheauser
Ned Gar
Ner
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bradenton
Fla
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Keglers Open Amarillo City Bowling Tourney Weekend
The Amarillo City Bowling Tourney starts this weekend at Peet Jess Lanes with two days of action. Walter Filarski defends his singles title after a 689 last year, while Ernie Dowell and Robert Dowell won doubles at 1240. Amarillo Garage & Storage won the team title 2087 pins last year.
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Amarillo City
Walter Filarski
Oakes-Pyre
Ernie Dowell
Robert Dowell
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Ce Drugner
Boxwell Bros
Ie Fattemaarn
KGNO
Rus
Uy J.D. Voeim
Jack — Peta Bot
EeWone Ymin
Wamorhrut
Reeves
KA Taker
Dickesons
Ormeeter
Barker
F Johnson
Mion
Pilarski
Pilarski OG. Gide Heyy! Fea Aah. 30 PM Ridings
Adams
Sparks
Ziegler
SPEMS
E. Bersten
Haines
Wrestling night thrills at Sports Arena with Funk clash
Johnny Ekelund and Stanley Blackburn enjoyed last night’s wrestling at the Sports Arena until Dory Funk toppled into their laps. Front row seats proved too risky, so they moved to the rear with bystanders. The Amarillo City Bowling Tournament opens at Peerless Lanes tomorrow, led by secretary Jay O'Keefe, and runs through March 21.
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Johnny Ekelund
Stanley Blackburn
Sports
Dory Funk
Amarillo City
Jay O'Keefe
Bowling Scores and League Results Show Wide Victory Totals
The report lists numerous bowling scores and team victories across multiple leagues. Notable totals include Maxwell 387, Towhenece 329, Buchana 436, Norman 433, Jacobson 380, and several 400s indicating strong performances. Multiple teams such as Harvesters, Tractors, and Grain Dritts posted wins and high scores in diverse league standings.
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Maxwell
Towhenece
Buchana
Heddys
Norrisino
Caldwell
Miainge
Price
Streetman
Scott
Blind
Pennieton
Sn Herulators
Kerney
Wotan
Norman
Jacobson
Indy TT News Lssion
Stewart
i—Baker
Springer
Leagu Lianor Mart
Pearson
Taker
Fletcher
Weatherwax
Davis
Blank
Prince
Thoms Bul Reeves
Males & Alford
Boxwell
Ryers
Millr
Green
G'Keete
Gunn Bros
Whitenes Isternational
Harvester League Motor
Hayes
Taeay
Teel
Morymean
Selyal
Daire Rachyment
Snead
Dunn
York Ah
O—Betty
Milt
Sidwell
Jennines Warlick
Alford
Cregeen i Clark
McVarin
Iammer
Gano
Mung Te
Weilekato Tractors
Nichols “Wat
Carlete
Thornton
Moore
Edia
Tools
Stag
Oss
Reed
Glacestr
Vaueni Williamson
Sting
Im Wakery
Morgan
Critchfieta
Maregolis
Moran
Kinney ‘Shoes
Bon
Kirk
Baker
Storandt
Lester
Tri-State
Gr. Carter
Brecht
West Texas
Gray Rips Knutson in Mat Match at Sports Arena
Gray defeats Dr. Knutson in the main bout on a first round judo slash finish amid crowd anger. Knutson seeks revenge after the countout as referee McCune is knocked down. The Mask defeats Dory Punk in a 12 minute bout to keep his identity secret, The Mask wins by rolling arm and crabs hold followed by a body smother for the final fall. Gorilla Poggi and Pierre LaBelle draw in the opening bout.
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Karl Gray
Dr. Knutson
Cory Detton
Gray
Knutson
McCune
Cune
Fura
Gorilla Poggi
Pierre LaBelle
Portland
Ore
US May Not Receive Irish Sweepstakes Tickets Anymore
Hamilton Ont March 8 Ticket sales for the Irish Hospital Sweeps are to end in Canada and the United States. A Hamilton Spectator report said a reliable source indicated the discontinuation stems from exchange regulation difficulties affecting payments to winners.
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Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Spector
Canada
United States
Mangrum Leads PGA Money Winners in 1948 Start
Chicago pro Sam Mangrum, 1946 National Open champion, tops the PGA winter money list with $8,688.33 earned in two months of the 1948 season, $1,000 ahead of South African Bobby Locke. Other figures and garbled fragments follow from the source.
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Criwaga
Misono Wre
Saya Mangrum
Chicago
Bobby Locke
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Mac
Arthur Womble
Panhandle Insurance
Northwest Texas Hospital
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Charlie Lyles
Harvey Fromme
Linton
Dean Liord
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Met
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N. J. Hassell
Putt Powell
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Amarillo Golden Sandies
Crozier Tech Wolves
Gregory Gym
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John Hernandez
Jud Miller
Tommy Gruver
Bob Bilderback
Jack Sallee
Kent Hodges
Harold Orr
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Johnny Cooney
ST. Petersburg
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St. Louis Cardinal
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Marc
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