Bird Dog Trials Kick Off Tomorrow at Buffalo Lake
Pan handle Bird Dog Association opens its Spring Field Trials with about 100 dogs in Puppy Derby all-age classes. Trophies awarded for top three in each class. Draw for braces and starting times tonight at 8 at the American Legion Hall. Donors include Bagot Hardware and Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods.
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Panhandle Bird Dog Association
Buffalo Lake
Oliver Austin
American Legion Hall
West
Bagot Hardware Company
Tom & Roy Gun & Key Shop
Service & Supply Company
Henry
First Christian Wins Opener in YMCA Baptists Series
First Christian defeated Pierce Street Baptist 36 to 24 to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three YMCA Boys' Church Basketball League opener. Lindley Smith scored eight points for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Ymca Boys’ Church
Pierce Street Baptist
Lindley Smith
Pierce St. Bapt
McCarty
lEmbrey
Eece
Parker 000
Jackson
Raines
Fincher
Garlic's Place Defined in Spanish Cooking Speech
Senor Martin Gamero Charge dAffaires for Spain in Eire spoke to the Irish branch of the Wine and Food Society in Dublin on olive oil and garlic. He argued that garlic's advantage is not flavor alone but that its presence makes good cooking unnecessary.
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Senor
Martin Gamero
Spain
Eire
The
Wine and Food Society
Dublin
Commercial League bowling results highlight mixed scores across teams
In Amarillo league play, Peerless Lanes Builders Supply led with high individual scores including McMinn 585 and Grasmick 439 as several teams posted strong games. Tasty Pie, Palo Duro Motors, Witt Motor, Carter & Son, Producers Grain, Joe Johnson Plumbing, Prescription Lab, Amarillo Garage, West Texas Drug and Peerless Civic Service Kiwanis Golds all posted wins with multiple bowlers surpassing 400. Local clubs Elks Jaycees Lions and Kiwanis groups also recorded bowl totals. several entries show top scores in the 500s, reflecting a competitive round of matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Lanes Builders Supply
Hassell
Bruger
Robertson
Grasmick
McMinn
Tasty Pie
Mead
McKirahan
Kay
Whitaker
Reeves
Palo Duro Motors
Farmer
Howell
Gruber
Norman
Gentry
Witt Motore
Warren
Smith
Whitehead
Prescription Lab
McClendon
Bill McClendon
Buccola
Eid
Amarillo Garage
M. Gerken
Tinker
Hanna
R. Gerken
Pestor
West Texas Drug
Russell
Lee
Ross
Gardner
Legal bowling league results with multiple clubs and top scores
In a dense ledger style listing, teams including ALLEY CATS DIRECTORS FORTY NINERS LUCKY STRIKERS FINANCE D&C BACK RLIDERS JAYCEES EXCHANGE MOOSE BPOE KC LIONS AMERICAN LEGION ELKS and BNAI BRITH posted wins with individual high scores such as Sharkey 479 Bicksel 282 Carruth 261 and Fletcher 621. Other notable marks include Gentry 480 Ellis 502 and Lagomarsino 597. detailed per-team top scores are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance
Bristol
Shrock
Smith
Davis
D&c
Knox
Cervin
Afterburn
Ledyard
Rliders
Henley
Howes
Harris
Jaycees
Tarr
Thompson
Ferguson
Prugh
Klein
Exchange
Cunningham
Wood
Wheeler
Jones
MacNaughton
R. Grimes
E. Grimes
Wehrman
Neil
B. Grimes
Moose
Gabbard
Carter
Brady
Santley
Reid
Industrial League scores and the new X-ray logs method
Amarillo Bowl Kinney Shoe Store led by Bell 454 and Smith 415 tops scores while Tri State Adv and several merchants like Butter Cream Bakery and West Texas Shoe Shop win multiple games. A method to X ray logs is described to optimize usage.
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Amarillo Bowl
Kinney Shoe Store
Corbell
Smith
Baker
King
Tuckness
Garrett
Hightower
Wardell
Grover
English
Tenth Street Package
Butter Cream Bakery
West Texas Shoe Shop
McCue Pharmacy
Hicks Better Homes
G. Lewis
Anderson
Greenhouse
B. Lewis
Knouse
Truitt Buick
Thompson
Jensen
Roberts
Reece
Colantonia
Duke Electric
Seven UP
Frankie Hill Murdock Wins Wrestling Main Event at Sports Arena
Frankie Hill Murdock of Waxahachie defeated Boston strongman Billy Weidner in a 29 minute two out of three falls main event before 1,398 spectators. Murdock won the first and third falls with a head crusher and a protracted pin, while Weidner claimed the middle fall with a full nelson. Referee Gorilla Pogst awarded the match to Murdock as Weidner faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monk Owens
Frankie Hill
Murdock
Waxahachie
Sports Arena
Billy Weidner
Boston
Weidner
George Lopez
Gorilla Pogst
Murdoch
Murdok
Poggs
Hierb Parks
North Bay
Ontario
Indianapolis Buck Weaver
Whitey Walberg
Minneapolis
Johnny James
Houston
George Drake
Catalina Island
Cal
Pat O’dowdy
Big Spring
Drake
O’dowdy
Simpler Telephoning In 1902 Nebraska Directory
In Omaha Charles H Slama found a 1902 Nebraska telephone directory. It carried few numbers but could be carried in a pocket. It advised customers to give the operator the number of the pro they want and warned against neighbors using another’s line or risking removal of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
U.P
Charles H. Slama
Nebraska
SMU Knocks Off Hardin-Simmons In 10th Inning Thriller
March 10. Joe Whitley doubled in the 10th to lift SMU past Hardin-Simmons 11-10 in the opener of a two game baseball series. Whitley drove in the winning run as SMU secured a dramatic extra inning win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMU
Dallas
Joe Whitley
Southern Methodist University
Hardin-Simmons
Blue whale holds title as largest whale species
In marine biology a blue whale is identified as the largest whale species, surpassing all other whales in size and mass. This attribution comes from extensive measurements of adults, often exceeding 80 feet in length and tipping the scales at 200 tons or more.
Dimmitt Girls Reach State Tournament Semifinals
WACO March 10 The Dimmitt and Cotton Center teams won their quarterfinals to advance to the State High School Girls Basketball League semifinals. Seagoville, defending champion, routed Rogers 44 18 while East Chambers beat Dalhart 31 26.
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Dimmitt
Waco
Seagoville
East Chambers
Tangle
Rogers
Dalhart
Cotton Center
Avery
Denton Valley
Ruth Cannon
Meadow
Aledo
Bynum
Meridian
Joyce Hinson
Sweeny
Bullard
Lawn
Lockney
Yho
Chambers
Chapmin Fg
Devilllier
Dye
Tuan Davis
Menard
Morris
Smith
Dillwth
Bertrand
Hartt
Ni McAdams
J — Eee
Daihart
Bas Chambers
Ree
Openman
Davis
E. Chambers
Taylor and Holmes
Iven
Cooper O
Munden
Handley
Warren
Steen
Anderson Morman
Ward Wyle
Robinson
Records May Fall Today At Border Olympics
LAREDA March 10 UP At least five track records may fall today and tomorrow as 48 high schools 10 junior colleges 11 colleges and eight universities compete in the 18th Border Olympics. Events start this morning ending Saturday night with favorites Hampton Parker Kadera Samuels Rice Byrd Sprint and distance marks in jeopardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lareda
Harriers
J. D. Hampton
Texas A&m
Charley Parker
University of Texas
George Kadera
Aggie
Hampton
Parker
Perry Samuels
Kadera
Rice
Oklahoma A&m
Texas Aggies
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Aggies
Wayne’ Rideout
North Texas State
Otha Byrd
Byrd
Gunpowder Composition Cited as Saltpeter Sulphur Charcoal
A historical note states gunpowder is a blend of salt petre, sulphur, and charcoal, outlining the classic triad used in early propellants and fireworks.
JC Tourney To Cap Basketball Season
The junior college tourney opens tonight at 7:30 with Carnegie Eagles vs Howard County Jayhawks and Amarillo Badgers against Sayre Yellowjackets at the Sports Arena. Carnegie aims to avenge regular-season losses to Amarillo while Howard County relies on size with Dunn and Norris. Sayre stock rises with Dally back for Amarillo’s bid. Admission is 1.50 adults 0.75 students tonight. two-night passes 2.40 adults 1.50 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Carnegie Eagles
Howard County Jayhawks
Amarillo
Badgers
Sayre
Okla
Yellowjackets
Carnegie
Jayhawks
Big Spring
Doyle Mayfield
Eagles
Donald Lair
Kenneth McKinley
Fred Tucker
Howard County
Frank Dunn
Melvin Norris
Jayhawk
Delmar Turner
Louis Stallings
Cain Grigsby
Bill Fletcher
Dallas
Fletcher
Odessa
Don Dally
Dally
Wayland College
Plainview
Dale Prescott
J. D. Green
Leo Breeze
Milton Crosby
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Gerald Rogers
Buddy Travis
Bill Bybee
Art Schrickram
Corbett Bridges
Swimmers Meet Texas in Austin Dual
Mexico City group from the Mexican Swimming Federation will compete with the University of Texas in a dual meet at Austin on April 14. The piece notes three principal language areas of Asia: China, India, and the Persi Arabic nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican Swimming Federation
University of Texas
Austin
Asia
China
India
Geary Maimen Favored Here in Dual Meet Night
Geary Oklahoma hosts Golden Sandies in a boys varsity dual meet at 8 pm at the school armory. Amarillo High aims to rebound after a seven of ten dual meet in Geary. The Sandstorm lineup includes Eldon Lewis, Jackie Wooten, Bob Harbin, Dean Collins, Clarence White, Cecil Brown, Jack Boyett, Gus Moutas, Coy Long, and Tom Edwards. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students. AHS also fields a second-team clash with Boys Ranch. The golf squad planned to meet Pampa Harvesters and the thinclads timed trials at Amarillo Stadium. Coach Jane Williams entered Susan Sanford in singles and Pat Davis Prudence Brown in doubles in Odessa.
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Sooners
Geary
Eldon Lewis
Jackie Wooten
Bob Harbin
Sandieland
Dean Collins
Clarence White
Cecil Brown
Jack Boyett
Gus Moutas
Coy Long
Tom Edwards
Boys Ranch
AHS
Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo Stadium
Jane Williams
Susan Sanford
Pat Davis-Prudence Brown
Odessa
Big City Loop Tourney Opens
Fort Worth March 10 big city high schools begin state championship play in a two day City Conference tournament. Eight teams split across divisions from Dallas Houston Fort Worth and San Antonio compete with Crozier Tech leading with 24 wins and one defeat. Other contenders include Poly Thomas Jefferson Sam Houston Adamson Milby and Paschal. Canada and the US consume 244 pounds of wood fiber per capita annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Martin
Fort Worth
Big City
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
Crozier Tech
Lanier
Pionship
Thomas Jefferson
Sam Houston
Adamson
Milby
Paschal
Canada
The
State church basketball tourney opens in Dallas
Start of the state church basketball tournament in Dallas features teams from Dallas Austin El Paso Tyler and Fort Worth competing in the opening round today March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Austin
el Paso
Tyler
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
Old Tack
Globe News
Atlanta
Bobby Lemming
Bill Hall
Adams Park
Lemming
Christian
Kiwanis Golds
Hannon
MecBachern
Fyfe
Wilkinson
Silverstein
Optimist
Kipp
Buckley
Manternech
Tucker
ELKS
Laughlin
Springer
Moreland
BPO
Pearson
Oakes
Reager
Weeks
Durham
Graham
Peterson
Bates
Ridings
SAN Jacinto Kiwanis
O--Hoys
Cusick
Haley
Martin
LIONS
Stockton
Krupp
Prien
ROT
Saunders
Torrey
McAfee
Neely
Kiwanis Blues
ABC
FBI
Walter
King Black
Cascade
Copiphete
Liquor Store, Inc
South
Fillmore
Men In Blue
Earl Larsen
Maywood
Larsen
Belew
Crownover
McKinney
Hammonds
Hubbard
Tate
Odom
N. Lafferty
L. Suttles
M. Suttles
Denton
Cotton Valley
Center
Crow
Canon
Swaffrd
Cannon
Mauldin
OlJohnson
Kanady
Barrett
Ruby Cannon
Dot Cannon
Swafford
Balch and Cooper
Fest
Henson
Hammons
Been
Felder
Crwnovr
Pharr
Joplin
Wells
W Green
McKinny
I Finley
Orr
White Hubbard
Curtis Wehart
Green
Hall
Brown
Horn
I Hicks
Channel Try
Denison
Mercer
Fall Rivers
Mass
Althea
Wiegan
Faith
Cren
Ruth
Carlton
Lake Texoma
Coe
JC Tourney
Frank Phillips
Tri-Way
Diamond T
Bond
Campbell
McCallum
Philadelphia
Raymond and
Conrad Rafferty
Cleveland, Ohio
Pmhese
Carstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
Baltimore
Gene Melchiorre
Bradley
Peoria
Madison Square Garden
Melchiorre
Rafferty
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