Amarillo Girls Open Volleyball Season With Canyon Loss
Amarillo High School girls volleyball opened the season in Nixon gym, splitting results with Canyon Eagles as the A team beat and Randall County rally, while B and reserve squads posted two wins and a tight opener prep for the Amarillo Invitational. The roster lists A and B players and coaches Jane Williams and Dorris Foreman.
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Marcella Hall
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Dorothy Womble
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Too Old to Learn Frank Ringle Climbs for Flight
Charlotte report notes 90 year old Frank Ringle took his first airplane ride and, after exiting, said he would like to fly if he were younger. He expressed enthusiasm for aviation despite his age.
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Caverns and Texans Lead Santa Fe Bowling Scores
Santa Fe League results show Caverns, Texans, Indians, Antelopes and others posting high scores across multiple team matchups. Standouts include Schecter 554 for Navajos, Maybach 425 for Navajos, Gleason 452 for Antelopes, and Blind 543 plus 2318 in team totals for G. G. Black Insurance.
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Surprise Package in Chicago Ends in Shock
A little old lady lifted a box from a car in the Loop and fainted after opening it. The box contained a dead cat, and the owner was nearby on the way to bury the pet.
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Veterans Hospital to Sponsor Eight-Team Men's Softball Loop
Initial plans for an eight team league were made at the Veterans Hospital. Wesleys Apparel International Harvester Southwestern Greyhound and hospital representatives attended. A $100 entry fee per team was set to cover umpires balls and incidentals. Play begins May 5 with three rounds in the regular season at 7 and 8 30 p m on the hospital grounds. Additional interested entrants include Graham Hoeme Plow Pinkney Packing Red Lawrence Real Estate Fred Seale and the Jaycees.
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Sandie Time Trials Set for Route to Southwestern Meet
Coach John Whinnery schedules time trials at Butler Field to select Ama rillo High track team for the 24th Southwestern Meet in Fort Worth. Contenders include Winningham Bauman Strueber Laceky Hudgins Redfern Taylor Vaughn and others as prospects vie for relay spots and field events. The Sandies opened with a 39 36 win over Odessa and will compete at the Texas Relays in Austin March 28 29 then Lubbock Invitational March 29 and other meets through May.
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Baseball hearing in Sarasota sparks major fireworks
In Tampa on March 19 Commissioner Chandler denies prejudice in Monday Sarasota hearing while the camp grapevine says a clash looms. Yankees president Larry MacPhail and Dodgers president Branch Rickey with Leo Durocher as ally are set to clash, amid defamation accusations and heightened anticipation.
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New Mexico University Seeks New Grid Coach
Officials in Albuquerque say New Mexico University interviewed Frank Brinkey a football and basketball coach at Bene State College Flagstaff yesterday as they seek a new head coach for the gridiron program.
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