Pampa Wins Independent Tourney in Amarillo Showdown
In Amarillo the Noblitt-Coffey Pontiac Chiefs of Pampa beat Dowell's Cafe of Amarillo to claim the independent tournament title. The night featured Hooker-Vandergriff versus Graham-Hoeme in the next matchup, with Marcus Freiberger and Jack Brown highlighted as standout players.
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Austin
Amarillo College
Noblitt-Coffey
Pontiac Chiefs
Pampa
Dowell’s
Amarillo
Hooker-Vandergriff Motor Company
Dallas
Graham-Hoeme Pl
University of Oklahoma
Dale
Horace Mann
Marcus
Greenville
Sandies
Rnin Freiberger
Badgers Meet Norfolk in NJCAA Playoffs at Hutchinson
Amarillo College faces Norfolk College Nebraska in the first round of the NJCAA national tournament in Hutchinson Kansas March 20. Norfolk makes its first nationals appearance while Amarillo seeks a second title bid. Games begin March 20 with pairings including Tiffin versus Northeast Mississippi and Ventura versus Weber College.
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Norfolk College
Neb
Amarillo College
Hutchinson
Kan
Badgers
Nebraska
Amarillo
Norfolk
Bob Carter
Basketeers
Carter
Association
Tiffin
Ohio
Mississippi
Booneville
Miss
Wingate
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ventura
Cal
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
Tyler
Tex
South Georgia
Douglas
Stockton
Dodge City
York
Binghampton State
Moberly
Olympic College
Bremerton
Wash
Northeast
Los Angeles City College
LA City College
Fort Lewis
Colo
One-Armed Golfer To Play Here Thursday
A one-armed golfer, now a Spalding pro, will play a match here Thursday and at the Pampa Country Club Saturday after early rounds showed rapid improvement from 212 strokes for nine holes to breaking 100 for 18. George Ausbach hosts the event with Art Querry and John Munn at Borger’s Huber Course Friday and Pampa CC Saturday. No admission.
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Spalding Sporting Goods Co
Nichols
George Ausbach
Art Querry
John Munn
Huber
Borger
Pampa Country Club
Bowling Scores from SW Store Fixtures at Peerless Lanes
Maples led Peerless Lanes with 392, Webster 356, Day 389, Jordan 489 in a four and nine game series. Korin Gas topped Procell 392, Hassell 361, Lewandowski 261, Allen 396. Elms posted 3 Williams 370, Bonnell 453, Prickett 424, Hester 326. Sycamores led Reynolds 351, Matthews 383, Bouchen 426, McCann 393.
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Peerless Lanes
Maples
Anderson
Webster
Day
Jordan
Koringas
Procell
Hassell
Lewandowski
Allen
ELMS
Williams
Bonnell
Prickett
Hester
Sycamores
Reynolds
Matthews
Bouchen
McCann
Santa Fe Men Banner Bowl Scouts Versus Indians and More
A compact score table lists teams including SANTA FE MEN banner bowl scouts, ALS, 5S, TULSANS, DIESELS, CAVERNS, CHIEFS, FL, CANYONS, NAVAJOS, ANTELO, RANGERS and SUPER CHIEFS with top scores such as 526 by Broomfield and 560 by McCullough. Individual scorers include Smith, Robinson, Martini, Raymond, Kennedy, Sloan, Monzingo, McKirahan and Belllet among others. The compilation reflects a large regional meet with multiple teams posting high totals and numerous players contributing across events. The format resembles a tabulated relay of event results and participant tallies.
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Santa FE
Smith
Robinson
Martini
Broomfield
Savage
Indians
Raymond
Curtis
Kennedy
Gatelyn Rose
ALS
Sloan
Woodruff
Elder
Berg
Seeley
Grooms
Price
Hobbs
Blind
Hankison
Tulsans
Schroeder
Monzingo
Kirksey
Wyatt
Diesels
McKirahan
Mann
Lupher
Gleason
Barthaloma
Caverns
Burkhart
Sirois
Woods
Guthridge
Ayers
Chiefs
Horn
Hill
L S
Cook
Judkins
Roberts
Comstock
Brown
Antelo
Bellett
Eubanks
Webb
de Grassi
Rangers
Whelchel
Oliphant
Chappell
Rogers
Super -Chiefs
Maxiner
Stuppi
McNemar
Santa Fe Girls Taos Meet Team Winners
Santa Fe Girls Taos featured top scores with Zimpher 281 Harney 362 Wheeler 324 Brummett 357 Rice 300 leading overall. ZIOS claimed first with Kirksey 334 Marais 350 Monzingo 310 Fletcher 275 Wel born 255. Lagunas posted 513 Duke and 378 Tiehen with Merriu z 308 Grebert 322 Spencer 350. Apaches tallied 368 White 367 Young 267 Crossland 366 Cerno houz 417.
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Santa FE
Club 51 Scores and Winners by Class Numbers
Club 51 records show multiple class wins with top scores by No 1 Adkins 298 Warren 333 Bachman 285 No 3 Word 293 Jones 291 Bell 295 Mann 459 No 2 Blind 354 Hetrick 230 Judy 392 Blind 498 No 4 McGuire 270 Andrews 311 Siberling 315 Allen 403 No 8 Lifles 411 Pestor 348 Owens 342 Milton 472 No 6 Mayes 378 Pike 357 Ewing 363 West 429 MERRYS Glasco 397 Fors ister 245 Atkins 330 Albright 420 No 7 Fisher 304 Blind 300 Ramey 391 Russell 466.
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Adkins
Warren
Bachman
Dorris
Word
Jones
Bell
Mann
Blind
Hetrick
Judy
McGuire
Andrews
Siberling
Allen
Lifles
Pestor
Owens
Milton
Metropolitan Playoff Producers Grain Victory Recap
Metropolitan Playoff Producers Grain claimed first with Mills scoring 483, Parker 389, Marteney 371, Cooper 415, and Simmons 436. West Texas Shoe Shop took top honors with Bishop 344, B. Raines Hall 354, R. F. Raines 500, and Smith 480.
Close One to No. 1 St. John's Narrow Victory
New York March 13 Brigham Young reached the NIT semifinals by routing St. Louis 75-58 while St. John s edged St. Bonaventure 60-58 at Madison Square Garden. Center Bob Zewoluk scored the decisive basket in the final three seconds as St. John s awaits the Arizona Dayton winner and Brigham Young draws NC State Seton Hall victor.
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Joe Falls
New York
Brigham Young
St. John’s
St. Louis
St. Bonaventure
Madison Square Garden
Bob Zewoluk
Arizona
Dayton
Fragrant flower print method and pivotal late shot
A Vienna based inventor F Edlinger develops a photo printing process using real flowers and leaves to craft designs of unmatched beauty. In a separate game, St John s edged St Bonaventure 60 58 after a tense finish highlighted by a late decision to freeze the ball and a clutch banked shot by Zawoluk.
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F. Edlinger
Vienna
Austria
Wrestling program at Sports Arena features Ranchers and Amarillo High
Dory Funk of Boys Ranch arranges a 8 PM dual meet at the Sports Arena with Ranchers versus Amarillo High School Golden Sandies. Exhibitions by Johnny James and Ted Bell, plus a judo show by promoter Dory Detton. Admission 60 cents adults 30 cents students. Meet lineups include Joe Kearns, Benny Hollingsworth, Tommy Cannon, Eldon Lewis, Connie Phillips, Cecil Brown, Eddie Baker, Claudell Wright, E. P. Sleeth, Troy Black, Chet Ramsey, Bill Baker, Coy Long, and others from Amarillo. Also college games noted: Millikin over ENMU 77-63. Southwest Texas State over Morehead State 70-62. New Mexico A&M over Glenville State 68-54. Memphis State beats Portland 76-74.
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Vcivor Vimby
LN Oppures
Aelia
Golden Sandies
Amarillo High School
Johnny James
Houston
Ted Bell
Lynn
Mass
Dory Detton
Joe Kearns
Bova Ranch
Benny Hollingsworth
Amarillo
Boys Ranch
Tommy Cannon
Eldon Lewis
Connie Phillips
Cecil Brown
Eddie Baker
Claudell Wright
E. P. Sleeth
Ranch
Cecil Murphy
Troy Black
Gus Montes
Chet Ramsey
Wayne Conrad
Bill Baker
Coy Long
Amaril Heavywell
Rehara Tucker
Bill Estes
James Millikin
University of Decatur
Ill
Eastern New Mexico University
Millikin
Scott Steagall
Southwest Texas State of San Marcos
Morehead
State College
New Mexico A&m
Glenville
Wva
State
Arkansas Poly of
Russellville
College of Pacific
Florida State of Tallahassee
South Dakota State
Regis College of Denver
East Central College of
Ada
Okla
Ottawa
Kan
University
Hillsdale
Mich
College
Memphis
Tenn
University of Portland
Eight Winners In NAIB Meet
In Kansas City on March 13 the 13th annual National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball tournament began its second day with eight opening-round victors. Top seed Evansville battles Westminster as eight more matchups roll into the schedule including Baldwin Wallace versus American University and Hastings against Pacific Lutheran.
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Clifton McNeely
Harvester
Texas Wesleyan of
Fort Worth
T. G. Hull
Sandie
Hull
McNeely
Wimpy Hill
Texas A&m
University of Texas
Aggies
Steers
Amarillo
Jewell McDowell
Kansas City
Bill Henderson
Baylor
Jack Gray
Texas
Bill Defoe
Solon Holt
Municipal Auditorium
Evansville
Ind
Westminster
New Wilmington
Hamline University of
Baldwin Wallace
Bern
Ohio
American University of Washington
Providence
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Hastings
Nebr
Pacific Lutheran
Parkland
Wash
East Texas Baptist
Marshall
Thursday Wrestling Card Shapes Up With Tag Team Match
Rowdy O Dowdy of Big Spring and Jack Pappenheim of Troutvale Ore pair against Johnny James of Houston and Ted Bell of Lynn Mass to open the Sports Arena pro program. Promoter Cory Detton announced the full card headlined by Leo Wallick of Detroit versus Ivan Kalmikoff the bearded Russian in a non-title bout last week. Amarillo’s Billy Weidner meets Al Getz of Pittsburgh in a semiwindup best two of three falls with time limits set.
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Pat O’dowdy
Big Spring
Jack Pappenheim
Troutvale
Ore
Johnny James
Houston
Ted Bell
Lynn
Mass
Sports Arena
Cory Detton
Leo Wallick
Detroit
Ivan Kalmikoff
Dory Funk
Southwest States
Amarillo
Billy Weidner
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Pappenheim to Make Amarillo Debut After Wrestling Gigs
Pappenheim, a long time campaigner in the area, will appear in Amarillo for the first time in months. He has wrestled recently in his home state. O'Dowdy wishes St. Patrick's Day came two days earlier to retaliate for mistreatment by James last Thursday. The Houston youngster mauled Pat, leaving him bleeding from elbow smashes near the end of a drawn battle.
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Pappenheim
O’dowdy
James
Houston
Pat
Beef Cooked With Hide On In Uruguay Practice
Uruguayan cooks prepare beef with the furred hide still attached. They believe the hide seals in the juices during cooking, a traditional method observed by many natives of Montevideo and across Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Puerto Rico marks 50 years as US territory
San Juan report notes Puerto Rico has remained a territory of the United States for fifty years. The brief item marks the anniversary and outlines the territory’s status within the U.S. framework.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
United States
Platinum and Palladium Use in Home Thermostats
Platinum and palladium, valued for jewelry, play crucial roles in household devices. The text notes thermostats use small platinum components to help maintain stable temperatures.
Varieties Abound In Great Smoky Mountain Park Flora
More than 1300 tree shrub and herb varieties thrive in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park highlighting rich plant diversity and the park’s ecological breadth across elevations and habitats for researchers visitors and conservationists.
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Great Smoky Mountain National Park
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