Graham Hoeme Plowboys To Meet Stewart Chevrolets In NMAAU
In Denver on March 18 the third ranked Stewart Chevrolets of San Francisco were set to oppose Amarillo's Graham Hoeme Plowboys in the NMU A tournament. The Plowboys beat Provo Jaycees 50 45 in a Sunday first round, Troy Burrus with 14 led Graham Hoeme, West Texas State and Wayland College recruits powering the win. The next game is scheduled for Tuesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Byron
Toone
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Harold Robinson
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Ferrier
Augusta
Jimmy Demaret
Bases on Balls Make Records
Ben Morgan analyzes 1950 minor league records, noting 56 of 152 records tied to pitcher wildness. Andrew Pane of Pauls Valley set a single-season walks mark with 235 in the Soon er State League, while a Pauls Valley Ada game yielded 14 balks 18 walks 30 hits and 39 runs. Other items include Jimmy Demaret’s shift from tours, NCAA wrestling chatter, and light sports notes.
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New York
Ben Morgan
Frank Frisch
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Ada
Bowlers and odds from the Southwest and more
A lively wrap of bowling standings and player notes from Tulsa El Paso and Albuquerque with Frank Murray leading at 1005 and Jack Aydelotte atop Arnold Pergande's five game sweeper at 1094 plus lively campus sports banter and birthdays. It also recalls Florida Gulfstream jockeys returning from injuries and a Dayton basketball finale.
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Tulsa
Carl Olsen
el Paso
Cecil Simpson
Dawes Comins
Cecil
Eddie Kersten
Brooklyn
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
Merrill Doughty
Jack Aydelotte
Arnold Pergande
Mike Wirenius
Nettie Allen
al Getz
Amarillo player earns all tournament honors in state meet
Bobbie Dalluge of Graham Hoeme was named to the all-tournament team as the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation state tournament concluded in Cactus. Midland received the sportsmanship trophy. The list includes Guards Bobbie Dallage Graham Hoeme Helen Benson Wooten's Motorettes Fort Worth Lelia Standifer Cactus Melba Rollins Dumas Eula McGavock Tulsa Margaret McAdams Sunray Forwards Zana Lemons Wooten's Wanda Edwards Wooten's vy Colbert Midland Colleen Knowl Cactus Kathleen Wakefield Dorothy Henderson Gonvar.
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Bobbie Dalluge
Amarillo
Graham-Hoeme
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Cactus
Midland
Bobbie Dallage
Graham Hoeme
Helen Benson
Wooten
Motorettes
Fort Worth
Lelia Standifer
Melba Rollins
Dumas
Eula McGavock
Tulsa
Margaret McAdams
Sunray
Still a Laugh In Brooklyn Still a Laugh In Brooklyn By OSCAR FRALEY
In a Brooklyn Dodgers era reminiscence a rookie asks for help about his swing and gets a quirky tip from General Manager Fresco Thompson wear inner soles in your shoes The piece notes changing times in sports administration and mentions a basketball scandal affecting the Garden decorations removing CCNY and LSU banners while a St Francis banner remains displayed
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New York
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Fraley
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Deacon
Fresco Thompson
Fresco
Ned Trish
CCNY
LSU
St. Francis
Poliagics
Triple Feature for Sports Fans in Amarillo
Amarillo brings a free triple feature to the High School Auditorium Tuesday night highlighting 1950 West Texas State College football wins over Hardin-Simmons and Cincinnati, plus Panola Junior College victory led by new Amarillo High coach Bill Defee. The Sun Bowl game is shown in color with coaches Kimbrough and Defee providing commentary. kickoff at 8 pm draws a likely capacity crowd.
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Amarillo
West Texas State College
Hardin-Simmons University
University of Cincinnati
Bill Defee
Panola Junior College
Defee
Amarillo High School
Frank Kimbrough
The
Buffs
Sandies
Ferrier Opens Final Round With Five Stroke Jacksonville Lead
Jim Ferrier holds a five stroke edge entering the final round of the Jacksonville Open at Hyde Park after 54 holes. He stands 12 under par with 204, while Art Wall Jr trails at 209 and Jack Shields and Lloyd Mangrum at 210 and 211 respectively.
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Fla
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Ferriers
Hyde Park
Mexico hikes forestry taxes to curb guayule harvest
Government land guayule production faces rising forestry taxes as supply dwindles. Authorities in Mexico intensify tax measures to discourage extraction on public lands, aiming to slow the dwindling supply of guayule.
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Mexico
Ted Bell Tangles With Pappenheim On Thursday Card
Ted Bell headlines Thursday action at Sports Arena facing bearded Jack Pappenheim in the semiwindup. Bell has shone in his first three matches and headlines a card that also includes Johnny James in a tag match. Winner may earn a shot at Dory Funk Jr or Wayne Martin. two more bouts planned.
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Ted Bell
Sports Arena
Jack Pappenheim
Cory Detton
Bell
Detton
Johnny James
Papperheim
Pat O’dowdy
Lynn
Mass
Ivan Kalmikoff
Leo Wallick
Dory Funk
Wayne Martin
Pound Sterling Commands Premium on Italian Black Market
The pound sterling commands a premium on Italy’s black market for the first time since devaluation, signaling a shift in unofficial currency trading. The development reflects broader market instability as demand for hard currency rises amid economic uncertainty.
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India prosecuted eighty five for opium dealing last fiscal year
The government disclosed that eighty five individuals were prosecuted for opium dealing in the last fiscal year. The report highlights ongoing enforcement against illegal opium trade and outlines the number of cases filed and actions taken by authorities.
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India
SWC Baseballers Schedule Action
Southwest Conference baseball teams set ten interconference games this week. Texas aims for the top as Houston meets Ohio State and Oklahoma at home, while TCU plays Oklahoma and Ohio State, Rice faces Ohio State twice, Baylor meets Oklahoma once, and SMU and Texas A&M each play Brooke Medical Center twice. Rice opened with two wins over St Thomas University. Texas beat Milwaukee after a loss.
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Austin
Oklah
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Baylor
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France Forecasts 25 Percent Crop Production Rise
A forecast projects France will see a 25 percent increase in crop production. The outlook suggests higher yields across harvests, driven by favorable weather and improved farming practices.
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