Bob Henry Works Out With Pirates At San Bernardino Camp
Bob Henry, a 6 foot 2 southpaw from Weatherford Southwestern Tech, trains with the Pittsburgh Pirates in San Bernardino California. His mother Ig R E Henry expects him to sign with the team soon, and he previously starred in both basketball and baseball at Southwestern Tech.
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Bob Henry
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Bernardino
Cal
R. E. Henry
Pirates
Bob
Golden Sandie
Jewell McDowell
Larry Wartes
Boone Pickens
Jimmy Carter
Southwestern Tech
Weatherford
Okla
Playoff action shapes up from Sam Houston to Price College
Regular season wrap shows Sam Houston over Mavericks 44-39 led by Owen Pickard 16 points with Galloday 10 Hunt 8. Amarillo College and Price College each earned forfeit wins from Sanborn and Horace Mann as Horace Mann disbands. In Prairie League Cactus Plant beat Mavericks 22-18. St Mary's A downed Margaret Wills A 27-17. Panhandle Playoffs see St Mary's B beat Margaret Wills B 12-10 and Pleasant Valley top Summit A 12-8. Texas Playoffs see Humphreys Highland advance to finals 31-28 over Cactus Plant while Price College edges McKinley 27-23 led by Englebrecht 8 and Hunt 8.
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Sam Houston
Owen Pickard
Owen
Ronnie Galloday
David Hunt
Preston Daniels
Mavericks
Hershel Smith
Jody McCarthy
Amarillo College
Price College
Sanborn
Horace Mann
Cactus Plant
Maverick
Cactus
Arman Hewitt
Jerome Porter
Arman
Jimmy
Bob Eliott
Bobby Hutto
Margaret Wills
St. Mary's
Scott Cantine
St. Mary’s
Pleasant Valley
Summit
Joe Jones
Gerald Bridges
W. J. Duncan
Bobby Cantine
Jimmy Sanford
Jan van Winkle
Richard Baird
Bob Brazil
Don Morgan
Robert Gober
David Allen
TEXAS
Humphreys Highland
Highlanders
Sonny Barron
Johnny Moon
Jorge Johnson
Bob Buchanan
Buddy Barron
Bill Boulware
Buddy Hudson
Phil
Buddy
Vance Smith
Price
McKinley McKinley
Ronnie Englebrecht
Darrell Hunt
Bobby Boyter
Bob Verplank
Don Westfall
McKinley
150 Women to Lead Red Cross Fund Drive in Amarillo
More than 150 Amarillo women under Mrs. John H. Merchant begin door to door fund solicitation for the Potter County Red Cross. The drive aims to raise part of 45138 with current cash on hand at 9774.46 contributed by an advance gifts crew led by M. B. Witt. Donations by mail go to American Red Cross Old Library Building Amarillo.
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Amarillo
John H. Merchant
Red Cross
Potter County
American Red Cross
Frank Davis
ABC
M. B. Witt
Merchant
Dave Dodge
Old Library
Albert Youngblood
Russell Bowles
Charles Johnson
al Carr
Branch T. Archer, Jr
David Flowers
Ralph Davis
E. Leo Miller
O. H. Williams
Joe Harlan
J. B. Patterson
H. E. Reimers
J. V. Reagan
J. T. Hill
H. E. Murphy
Stuard Keathey
John Moore
Paul Brunner
Budde Marino
W. B. Lansing
C. W. Bakley
Norman Penhall
J. M. Aydelotte
Cleo Clayton
Forrest R. Barnes
W. A. Jenkins
Jack Baker
I. C. Giles
Joan C. Adams
Homer Rice
G. W. Gress
L. M. Teed
Frank Peyton
Clinton Allen
J. H. O’rear
Henry Cusick
Frances Fairey
Prospect
L. G. Gusler
Arthur Green
Bob Gorman
C. C. Gisson
John Halley
Leon Hill
W. C. Howell
W. E. Haley
C. I. Hood
W. E. Bobgood
Sid
Mark Miles Named Memorial Day Chairman for Amarillo Park
Mark Miles city park superintendent was named chairman of the Memorial Day committee to plan the Memorial Park dedication in Amarillo. The appointment was made at a joint veterans group meeting with city park officials. A March 30 meeting with officials is planned.
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Mark Miles
Memorial Park
Amarillo Park
City Park and Recreation Department
Amarillo
Fifty Million Americans Licensed to Drive Cars
A milestone reported shows fifty million Americans now hold valid driver licenses. Authorities note steady growth in licensing as transportation needs rise across regions.
Amarillo Finishes Drilling First Water Well
Drilling of the first of two new Amarillo water wells is complete and final development will begin tomorrow under H R Smith of public works. Bailing wraps up today and pumps for development and backwashing set for tomorrow. drilling on the second well starts immediately. Wells near Bushland watersite are expected to yield about one million gallons daily.
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Globe-News
Herring Hotel
Pampa
Berger
Plainview
Amarillo
North Amarillo
West Amarillo
H. R. Smith
Public Works
H. H. Haskell
Bushland
Injures Hand When Knife Slips at Furr Foods Warehouse
T. H. Sams a 38 year old truck driver of 3619 North East Nineteenth suffered a cut to the back of his right hand when a knife slipped while opening a box at the Furr Food Stores warehouse 307 Jefferson. He received emergency treatment at Northwest Texas Hospital and was dismissed afterward.
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T. H. Sams
North East
Furr Food Stores
Jefferson
Sams
Northwest Texas Hospital
Harper and Lofthus Return From Dallas Meeting
Chief Sid Harper and Judge EB Lofthus returned from a two day Texas Safety Association meeting in Dallas. They said the instruction will aid Amarillo safety campaign efforts. Harper was elected Panhandle area director of the association.
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Sid Harper
Corporation Court
Harris EB. Lofthus
Texas Safety Association
Dallas
Amarillo
Harper
Panhandle
Identify Dead In Plane Crash
Sherman report identifies two Perrin Air Force Base airmen killed in a training plane crash near Durant Oklahoma. Lt. William Phillips Jr. of Clarksburg West Virginia age 35 and Aviation Felix L Moon Jr age 21 of Jerome Idaho named among the dead. A witness described hearing sputtering before the plane rolled and dived into trees and ground.
Thief Steals From March of Dimes Booth in South Bend
A sneaky thief broke into a street corner March of Dimes collection booth in South Bend and stole between 2 and 3 dollars raised for polio victims. The act occurred amid a public fundraising effort attracting local volunteers and passersby.
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South Bend
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Globe
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