Phillips Win But Mustangs Display Class
Bartlesville Oklahoma opened defense of its National AAU Basketball Championship with a 103 to 28 win over Roanoke Virginia. SMU posted an 80 to 37 victory over Topeka Kansas AAF quintet as second-round play began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bartlesville
Okla
Roanoke
Oklahoma Oilmen
Virginians
Oakland Cal
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Major
Dallas
Mustangs
Arkansas
Topeka
Kan
Warrensburg
Cleveland
Fort Benning
College of Ozarks
Glendale
Cal
City College
Idaho Southern
Tex
Ete College
Lincoln
Neb
Wildcats Edge LIU To Reach National Invitational Semis
Kentucky barely held on for a 66 to 62 victory over Long Island University after a 19 point second half lead nearly collapsed. The Wildcats face NC State’s Red Terrors in the semifinal, while Utah meets West Virginia in the other pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Kentucky
Wildcats
Long Island University
Red Terrors
North Carolina State
Utah
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Mountaineers
SMU Opens Season with 10-0 Loss to Ohio State
SMU Mustangs faced Ohio State in the first game of a three game series and lost 10 to 0. SMU came in with limited outdoor practice due to cold damp weather while Ohio State, already trained indoors, led the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Mustangs
Southern Methodist University
Ohio State University
SMU
Big Nine
Mitt Tourney Opens Monday Night at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo High School annu al intramural boxing tournament starts Monday with bouts on Monday Wednesday and Friday at the Tri State Fair Grounds Arena. Ticket prices range from 60 cents to $1.50 with W H Gordon handling sales. More than 100 entries expected across two divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Tri-State Fair Grounds
High School
John Whinnery
Oklahoma Sooners reach western finals in NCAA tourney
Oklahoma Soons beat Saint Louis 47 41 to advance to the NCAA western finals against Oregon State. Kansas City March 18 (UP) Oklahoma, national champions of the Big Six, will face Oregon State in two upcoming games Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University of Oklahoma
Oregon State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma
Sooners
St. Louis University
Baptist Hoopsters Clash for Crown
The YMCA Church Senior League at Sam Houston gym saw Line Avenue Baptist win its sixth straight second half game 37 to 24 over San Jacinto Methodist. First Baptist defeated West Amarillo Christian 38 to 12 and San Jacinto Baptist routed First Christian 58 to 15, setting up Line Avenue versus San Jacinto Baptist in a best two of three playoff for the full season title. playoff details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Church
Sam Houston Gym
Champ Line Avenue Baptist
Baptists
San Jacinto Methodist
First Baptist
West Amarillo Christian
San Jacinto Baptist
First Christian
Line Avenue
Pane
Jacinto
Mee
Baptist
McPather Campbell
Barnes
M'Clanhan
Morrow
Holland
Sherrod
Lyle
Willis
Spanee
Teal
Gilley
West Amarillo
Baptist Feft
Holbert
Hart
Nelson
Taylor
Hardin
Sullivan
Moore
Loomis
Kenyon
Balfour
Bullock
Kahne
Northcutt
Nallender
Chick
Wood
Gleaton
Judd
Trade Winds swirl over Vernon Spence Yankee rumors
Speculation grows that Mickey Vernon and Stan Spence could be traded from the Washington Senators to the New York Yankees. Yankees manager Bucky Harris will discuss with president Clark Griffith, who previously swore Vernon would not be traded. The Yankees may offer Johnson, Lindell, Souchock, Phillips or a pitcher in exchange for Vernon. Other notes: spring camp results and lineups from Florida exhibitions among Braves, Red Sox, Tigers, Reds, Cardinals, Browns and Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Stan Spence
New York Yankees
Bucky Harris
Yanks
Clark Griffith
Nats
Griffith
Vernon
Old Fox
Billy Johnson
Johnny Lindell
Steve Souchock
Jack Phillips
Senators
Fort Lauderdale
Boston Red Sox
Freddie Hutchinson
Sox
Tampa
Johnny Neun
Cincinnati Reds
Kent Peterson
Eddie Erantt
Washington Senators
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tommy Glaviano
al Lakeman
Cincinnati
Red Birds
Reds
Glaviano
Miami Beach
Ellis Lins¢y
Nelson Potter
Jim Bilbrey
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh
Powell named to Texas All-Star game in El Paso
Harland Collins of Sandies earns All-Star nod by Clayton Hopkins in District 1AA selections. Bill Speer and I D Russell also chosen. Woodward, Wellington and others may receive invites if declines occur. Related notes cover basketball praise, bowling, golf events, and local players seeking spots with Fort Worth and national circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhodvy Mavis
Keystoner
Mavis
Leeds
Decker
Bobby
Borger
Gordon Nell
Joe Bauman
Danny Ozark
Virgil Richardson
Hayden Greer
Joe Fortin
Emmitt Fulenwider
Harland Collins
Sandie
Clayton Hopkins
Odessa
el Paso
Bill Speer
Pampa
I. D. Russell
Wellington
Collins
Globe-News
Texas High School Coaches Association
Jewell McDowell
Wilbur Evans
Austin American Sports Editor
Greenville
Freiberger
Lions
Amarillo
Bowling Scores From Major Leagues and Local Wins
Bowling results list multiple league matches with team names such as Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Vogel Cox Bates Anderson Weeks John Farrell Lumber McCullough Farwell Rogers Hankison Blind 546 plus scores. Other winners include Diamond Shop American Auto Wrecking Khiva Temple Pinkney Packers and Builders Supply Amarillo National Bank with top scores listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber
Vogel
Cox
Bates
Anderson
Weeks
John Farrell Lumber
McCullough
Farwell
Rogers
Hankison
Blind
Diamond Shop
Coker
Muirhead
Wyatt
Prien
Pietcher
American Auto Wrecking
Pestor
Weirick
Forister
Schecher
Grimes
Khiva Temple
Powell
Smith
Cain
Reager
Pinkney Packers
Hudson
Miller
Crews
Buccola
Builders Supply
Reppert
Pavillard
West
Neely
Amarillo National Bank
Teas
Farmer
Kimble
Local scoreboard shows multiple race wins for shops and bidders
Brown text lists numerous entries with shop names such as Graham-Hoeme Plow Swift Ice Cream Mann Bakery and Modern Appliance scoring wins across rounds. Individual scores like 513 504 551 and 560 appear for various competitors with multiple partnerships and liquor stores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham-Hoeme
Barry
Blind
Thomas
Forister
Weeks
Willmering
Gallagher
Wright
Byars
Langley
Swift Ice Cream
Mahan
Hockenberry
Liquor Mart
Fletcher
Byers
Prince
Cox
Builders Supply
Vogel
Kroll
Venable
Lyles
Rosenthal
R. Dowell
E. Dowell
Pearson
Senior Cox
Pestor
Monegold
Mann Bakery
West
Milligan
Rogers
Berry
Buccola
Werrick
Gallaher
Earl E. Marrs
Farmer
Fincannon
Adams
Alexander
O'Keefe
Hi-Liners and Others Roundup Scores and Winners
Summary of multiple teams in a sports meet with event results. Hi-Liners won two events with top scorers Barkley Scott Blind etc. Reactors won two events led by Maxwell and Davis. Cycles and Radars each won events with listed athletes. Springer Electrons Regulators and Reddys posted various top finishes led by Brannum Hogan Jacobson Norris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towers
Barkley
Byars
Blind
Scott
Southwesterns
Chapman
Pendleton
Lofgren
Buchanan
Reactors
Maxwell
Streetman
Price
Fewell
Davis
Cycles
Filareski
Griffin
Norman
Brannum
Shook
Chudej
Caldwell
Adams
Springer
Electrons
Smith
Taylor
Albright
Baird
Regulators
Hogan
Stoddard
Holland
Neubauer
Jacobson
Reddys
McNeilee Norris
Hoover
Wright
Price Upset By Ranchers In Kids Inc Playoff Thriller
The underdog Boys Ranch Intermediates upset Price College Intermediates 15 seconds remaining as Charley Hanna hit two clutch free throws. Otto Mangold led Boys Ranch despite influenza sidelining him. Maverick Club, Panhandle Peewees, and Plains Peewees also posted early wins in multiple playoff races at the High School Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Ranch
Kids, Inc
Price College
High School Armory
Otto Mangold
Deviaa Callann
Ahviil
Wvvmers
Charley Hanna
Hanna
Tascosa
Earl Smith
Jake Wendel
Ernest Gallegos
Mangold
Amarillo
Maverick Club
North Side
Red
Billy Bob Hayworth
Pat McCarthy
Maverick
Mavericks
Jimmy Daniels
Hayworth
Russell Reneau
Reneau
McCarthy
Daniels
St. Mary's
Wolflin Colts
Colts
Kenny Welch
Wolflin
James Christopher
Summit
Margaret Wills
Panhandle
San Jacinto
Maverick Club Peewees
Mike McCarthy
Jackie Collier
Kenneth Hutto
Manning
Freddie Bryant
Dale Hulsey
River Road
Western
Wilson
Texas
Amarillo College
San Jacinto Youth Center
Panhandle Peewees
Margaret Willis
Plains Peewees
Women’s Pioneer League team scores and leaders listed
Summary of league contests with top scorers for Builders Supply Mann Bakery Lincoln Life Insurance Swift Ice Cream KGNC and Reager's Market. Individual players like Mahier Duke Baty Moore Boxwell Martens Cascareil Murray Houston Wagner Russell Stogner Kroll Daugherty Smith and Reager's Market contributors are noted with their point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Supply
Weeks
Mahier
Duke
Baty
Moore
Boxwell Bros
Martens
Cascareil
Borden
Murray
Houston
Mann Bakery
Mann
Spann
Duniven
Page
Lincoln Life Insurance
Blind
Widick
Pestor
Farmer
Wagner
Swift Ice Cream
Russell
Stogner
Green
Kroll
KGNC
Rogers
Ramey
Daugherty
Smith
Smallwood
Thomas Bakery
Thomas
Forister
Nicholson
West
Melton
Reager’s Market
Roberts
Sherley
Barrow
Flak
Dorris
Local church leagues tally scores across multiple teams
The record lists results from San Jacinto Methodist and other churches across races and scores. Winners include San Jacinto Methodist with 3, San Jacinto Baptist with 2, First Baptist with 1, Sacred Heart with 2, First Presbyterian with 1, First Christian with 1, and Trinity Lutheran with 2, with various runners and event points such as Ziegler 500 and Judd 464 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist
Ziegler
Jackson
Blessen
Schenefelt
Holland
Polk Street Methodist
Pearson
Truitt
Gattis
Emery
Odell
San Jacinto Baptist
Wharton
Wilson
Judd
Duckworth
Blind
First Baptist
Franks
Logan
Little
Edwards
McSwain
Murphy
Reeves
Sacred Heart
O’brien
Walsh
Nussbaum
Bromert
A. Nussbaum
First Presbyterian
Bushee
Howell
Baird
First Christian
Ensign
Voelm
Biggs
A. L. Biggs
Ammerman
J. Voelm
Trinity Lutheran
Otting
Walker
Kampen
Dorbritz
Kreutviger
Amarillo Girls Invitational Volleyball Tournament Draws 14 Teams
The first annual Ama rillo High School Girls Invitational volleyball event was drawn. Fourteen teams from surrounding Panhandle towns plus the local Sandies enter with Panhandle earning a first round bye. Matches begin Saturday at three Amarillo venues with finals at 8 p m in the high school armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Sandies
Hartley
Canyon Eagles
Nixson
High School
Gyns
Groom
Vega
Claude
Perryton
Groom- Vega
Canyon
White Deer
Lakeview
Pampa
Armory
Spearman
Dumas
Phillips
Plainview
Tasmanian tiger relative misnamed as wolf
The Tasmanian wolf, though striped like a tiger and tailed like a rat, is a distant relative of opposums and not a true wolf.
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Long Island
W. H. Gordon
Whinerry
Sistant
Dale Palmer
J. C. Oakley
Stina Cain
Joe Scroggins
Otis Beard
Harry Gilstrap
Globe News
Little Rock
Bob Seeds
Gold Sox
Southern Association
Travelers
Bobby Decker
Gassers
Boston Braves
Steven F. Lagomarsino
Ben J. Lorino
Walter B. Ransom
Las Vegas
Braves
Charles Parker
Harvill Jakes
Bill Oberle
Rex Pearce
Jakes
Oberle
Pearce
Ol’ Suitcase
Frank Okrie
Natchez
Bill Dickey
Okrie
Bob
Eli Weskamp
Wilburn Sooter
Earl Womack
Vincent Liberto
Schenley
Schenley Reserve
T & M Package Store
East 4Th St
G&g O
A West
Mac’s Liquor Store
East 3Rd St
Pannanole Peg
N. E. 8Th St
Thermo Weld
Seiberling Tires
Amarillo City
Amarillo Bowl
Elks
Jaycees
Los Angeles
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Sunset
Jim Milward
Madison
Wis
Amarillo Field
Abilene
Fort Worth
Dick Tross
Harry Lamprich
Southwestern Public Service League
Re Guoure
Norris Ewin
MT NG
THE
Travelers of
Hartford
Klep MO Alia Bae
Lexington Blvd
Royal Oak
Mich
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Bobby Bauman
Amarillo Golden Sandies
Hare
Pierce
N. L. Boykin
cOe OF
CO. Rawlings Brook
Nocona
East
Sporting Goods
Hulsey
Billy Ray Orr
Arlis Cooper
Buddy Glasgow
Eddie Bates
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Globe-News Box
Women's Pioneer League
Ymca Church League
Bet i
Gallagher and
Burton
Gallagher & Burton, Inc
Bato, Ma
Richard
Kaiser & Frazer
Studebaker
Cal Farley
Fillmore
Kinsey
G. N
Philadelphia
South Fillmore St
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