District 1-AA banquet highlights college athletics
Joe Miller's joke book frame at the Globe News District 1-AA banquet drew remarks from Frank Kimbrough of West Texas State College and Frace Drake of Oklahoma. Drake urged players to choose colleges for education and character, not money, and called for a national athletics czar. The event at the Herring Hotel drew 86 attendees including coaches players and sports writers.
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Joe Miller
Globe News
Herring Hotel
Frank Kimbrough
West Texas State College
Frace Drake
Oklahoma
Texas
Kimbrough
Florida
Tulsa University
Orth
Tulsa
Drake
One yard thrift apron pattern 4718 for sizes small to large
A reader note describes a simple one piece apron with ties and pockets, sized small to medium, plus how to order Anne Adams Pattern Book items. Instructions promise quick sewing and tested fit, with requests for coins and mailing details to New York for pattern 4718 and the Spring Anne Adams book offer.
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Anne Adams
Care
Amarillo Globe News 4
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Po
Marlene Eyes Greatest Goal By Edwin Pope
Marlene Bauer, golf’s 16 year old golden girl, eyed the greatest goal of her young career at East Lake in Atlanta where the Women’s National Amateur will be played in September. The Midland Texas teen arrives for the Titleholders at Georgia’s Augusta prep week, guided by pro father and sister, as she faces Louise Suggs and Patty Berg in exhibition.
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Edwin Pope
Atlanta
U.P
Marlene Bauer
Midland
Tex
East Lake Country Club
Marlene
Florida
Georgia
Augusta
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Dorothy Kirby
Louise
Patty
Dot Kirby
Papa David Bauer
Eureka
Madeline
Alice
North Dakota
Baby Marlene
Beatrix Hoyt
Kansas State coach questions NCAA district selection
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner challenged District 5's choice of Kansas University for the Big Seven NCAA playoff spot, arguing K State had a stronger overall record and key wins. He pressed committee chairman Bruce Drake for reconsideration, noting missed head-to-head and neutral-site results. UCLA won District 8 with two straight wins to capture the Pacific Coast title.
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Sam Smith
Manhattan
Kan
Jack Gardner
Kansas State College Today
Kansas University
Bradley
NCAA
Gardner
Bruce Drake
University of Oklahoma
Patt Powell
K-Star
Kansas
Nebraska
Drake
Oklahoma
Kansas State
K State
K-State
Kansas City
Baylor
Ent
Kstate
Iowa State
UCLA
Bruins
Washington State
Sul Ross Wins Intercollegiate Rodeo Meet
Sul Ross College piled up 613 points to win its own intercollegiate rodeo meet showcased at Alpine Texas on Saturday night. Texas A and M finished second with 227 points.
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RODEO
Alpine
Tex
Sul Ross College
Texas A&m
Family Banter Echoes Trophy Triumphs
A light exchange at home frames a tale of delayed glory as a daughter jokes about a year late success and a sack of trophies, while her parents react with humor and pride. Strong family dynamic hints at celebration awaiting public recognition.
Amarillo College Athletes Excel in State Boxing Tourney
Tunney Bayles and Abe Abrahamson represented Amarillo College at the State Junior College boxing tournament in Weatherford. Both won one bout each in three fights, against Weatherford opponents, under coach Ladell Pugh. Bayles knocked down Charles Findley but lost on points. Abrahamson dropped a decision to Bill Jackson. Doyle Quisenberry was sidelined by a broken hand.
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Tunney Bayles
R. T. Abrahamson
Amarillo College
Weatherford
Tunney
Abe
Ladell Pugh
Eddie Davis
Eayles
Charles Findley
Bayles
Abrahamson
Bill Jackson
Doyle Quisenberry
Ed Boys
Tau Delta
Engineers
Bob Carter
John Evans
Evans
John Raley
Bob Gleason
Dick Coon
Art McKay
Amarillo
Bill Baucum
Dick Vanderpool
Baucum
Texas JC
Vanderpool
Bobby Brown
Jack Ja
New Champions Crowned in Banner Bowl Women's Pin Meet
The Amarillo Women's Rowing Association concluded its Banner Bowl tournament with new champions. Ruth Dorris led scratch all events at 1,630 for nine games while Billie Melton took second at 1,590. Alice Gentry led handicap all events with 1,744, with Joy Wheeler second at 1,733 and Willema Wicker third at 1,709. Wicker won singles with 615, Mary Albright runner-up with 610. Doubles stayed led by Oleg Wilson and Gladys Page at 1,142, with Pitt Moore second at 1,131. Peerless Lanes captured the team trophy with 2,750, Boxwell Brothers 2,737, Mann's Bakery 2,701. medals awarded to winners.
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Banner Bowl
Amarillo
Mary Albright
Oley Wilson
Gladys Page
Amy Pitt
Lucy Moore
Peer
Boxwell Rothers
Mann’s Bakery
Amarillo Bowl
City Baseball League Organized in Amarillo
The Amarillo City Baseball League was organized yesterday at the Herring Hotel with Charles Garner elected president. Four teams joined to form an amateur league in Amarillo, aiming to operate eight teams overall. Dave Hickman was elected secretary and asked teams or players to contact him at 33171. A follow up meeting is set for next Sunday at the Herring to draft a constitution.
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Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Charles Garner
Dave Hickman
Herring
Roughnecks Rout Missions in Exhibition Opener
Beaumont Roughnecks collected 13 hits to beat the San Antonio Missions 9 to 1 in their first exhibition game. The Missions used three pitchers with rookies Bill Bethel and Frank Fitzgerald giving up seven hits. Emil Tellinger drove in four runs with two doubles.
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San Antonio
U.P
Beaumont Roughnecks
San Antonio Missions
Missions
Bill Bethel
Frank Fitzgerald
Roughnecks
Emil Tellinger
Corpus Christi Jackrabbits post 25 wins in season
University of Corpus Christi coach Will Walls announced the team went 25 and 1 in the season ten of the thirteen players are Kenneth Maroney Charles Shopton Jess Richardson Billy McCandless Billy Ray Clark Ken Pridgeon Charles Paradis Nolan Estes Clarence Branch and Truett Mobley
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Corpus Christi
University of Corpus Christi
Will Walls
Letterman
Kenneth Maroney
Charles Shopton
Jess Richardson
Billy McCandless
Billy Ray Clark
Ken Pridgeon
Charles Paradis
Nolan Estes
Clarence Branch
Truett Mobley
Texas Western Announces 65-Man Football Spring候
El Paso report lists 23 letter men among 65 candidates for the Texas Western football squad as spring training opens, highlighting experienced players and new hopefuls in the roster.
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EL Paso
Texas Western
Full Nelsons Set For Thursday At Sports Arena
Wrestling fans will see Billy Weidner of Boston and Whitey Walberg of Minneapolis in a semifinal as Promoter Cory Detton brings full Nelsons to Amarillo. The evening also features Murdock vs Dory Funk with controversy over Murdock’s python hold and a disqualification in Hereford.
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Sports
Billy Weidner
Boston
Whitey Walberg
Minneapolis
Cory Detton
Cara
Weary Tut
Weidner
Walberg
Amarillo
Johnny James
Houston
Frankie Hill Murdock
Waxahachie Rougher
Murdock
Dory Funk
Boys Ranch
Funk
Hereford
Wilson Upsets Horace Mann In Western Junior Playoffs
Wilson, coming from the lower bracket, edged Horace Mann 28 to 27 to claim a spot in the Texas Western League city championship hunt. Ray Doherty led Wilson with 11 points, while Jimmy Reese led Horace Mann with 14. Alfred Pickering and Red Tucker stood out on defense for Horace Mann.
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Wilson
Horace Mann
River Road
Humphreys Highland
Western
Sam Houston
Ray Doherty
Webby Sharp
Teddy Day
Jimmy Reese
Alfred Pickering
Red Tucker
Bradley Opens Bid for Title
Bradley, top seeded, meets upset-minded Syracuse in the National Invitation Basketball title opener. Bradley holds a 27-3 mark and ranked No. 1 in the AP poll, led by All-America Paul Unruh and partner Melchiorre. St John’s vs Western Kentucky, CCNY’s Nat Holman backs Western. Niagara’s Gallagher favors Syracuse over Bradley. LaSalle faces Duquesne in quarterfinals.
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New York
Matt
Jeff
Bradley
Syracuse
Peoria
Braves
Orange
Long Island VII
Paul Unruh
Gene Melchiorre
Unru
Bob Lavoy
Niagara
St. John’s
Western
Brooklyn Five
Nat Holman
CCNY
San Francisco
Kentucky
John
Gallagher
Hilltoppers
LaSalle
Arizona
Duquesne
Eagles Pound Out Exhibition Win Over Rebels
The Dallas Eagles collected 19 hits including three homers to beat the Robstown Rebels 23 to 4 in an exhibition at Brownstown Texas. Catcher Roger Isringhaus and infielder Bob Hyatt collided chasing a pop fly and were sidelined for several days though neither suffered serious injuries.
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Brownstown
Tex
Dallas Eagles
Robstown Rebels
Eagle
Roger Isringhaus
Bob Hyatt
Eagles
Fouls cost Marine Reserve in Southwest AAU semifinal
In San Antonio March 13 the Marine Reserve dropped to City National 64 to 68 in the Southwest AAU semifinal. The Reserve finished with two players on the floor after five of seven fouled out in the last two minutes. City National then lost in the finals 66 to 80 to Vandergriff of Dallas.
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San Antonio
Marine Reserve
City National
Vandergriff
Dallas
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Billie Melton
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State Wrestling Commission
George Lopez
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