Amarillo Invites 15 Volleyball Teams Tomorrow
Tomorrow hosts the Amarillo High School Invitational Volleyball Tournament with nearly 200 players from 15 clubs including Amarillo, Groom, Vega, Claude, Perryton, Panhandle, Canyon, White Deer, Hartley, Lakeview, Pampa, Spearman, Dumas, Phillips and Plainview. The event runs all day across three gymnasiums with Jess Cearney directing and Miss Williams and Mrs Foreman supervising.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Jess Cearney
Jane Williams
Dorris Foreman
Nixson
Groom
Vega
Claude
Perryton
Canyon
White Deer
Hartley
Lakeview
Pampa
Spear
Mrs. Foreman
Elizabeth Allen
Helen Webb
Marcella Hall
Margaret Parker
Gypsie Smallwood
Kathryn Gaddis
Billie Gragg
Jean Brown
Dorothy Womble
Dona Leta Pear
Pat Pitcock
Joyce Westall
Riggs Kovacs Budge And Perry In Net Finals
In Philadelphia on March 21 top seeds Riggs Kovacs Budge and Perry reach the singles semifinals at the $10,000 Philadelphia Inquirer World indoor pro tourney. Riggs faces Kovacs while Budge meets Perry in the final four showdowns.
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Riggs
Kovacs
Budge
Perry
Philadelphia
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Don Budge
Fred Perry
SOX START TODAY AT CAMP AT BUTLER FIELD
Amarillo Gold Sox opened spring training with at least 15 players in camp led by manager Harry Lamprich and nine others from the Little Rock base plus Lamprichs brother Harold. Several holdovers and new hopefuls including Decker Liberto Pearce Womack Parker Nicholson Oberle Jakes Souter Crues Duarte Stidger Lauder were on hand.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Butler Field
Gold Sox Field
Harry Lamprich
Little Rock
Harold Lamprich
Tulsa
Bobby Decker
Vincent Liberto
Rex Pearce
Dallas Womack
Charles Parker
Hobart Nicholson
Bill Oberle
Harvill Jakes
Wilburn Souter
Bob Crues
al Duarte
Oscar Stidger
Howard Lauder
American Legion
Amarillo City Bowling Tournament Ends With Final Weekend
The second and final weekend of Amarillo City Bowling Tournament concludes this weekend at the Amarillo Bowl. Two evening shifts Friday night at 7 and 9 15, plus a 4 30 singles doubles session Saturday afternoon. Sunday features four shifts starting 2 PM. Builders Supply leads the Classic League with 2872 points. Dude Gentry leads singles with 633. Fred Schecker and Thornton Blanchard pace doubles with 1224. All scores include handicaps.
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Amarillo City
Amarillo Bowl
Dude Gentry
Fred Schecker
Thornton Blanchard
Price Juniors Rally To Edge River Road In Close Final
Price Juniors beat River Road 35-33 to claim the Western Junior League title in Kids Inc basketball. Bobby Morgan scored 18 for Price, with 14 each from Glasby and Durene for River Road. St. Mary’s Pee Wees also won, forcing a second final.
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Price
Morgan
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Durene
Maverick Club
Boys Ranch
Bernard Smith
St. Mary's Peewees
Summit
Vernon Nelson
Dick Nemechek
Dennis Smith
St. Mary's
High School Armory
North Side
Plains Peewees
Texas
Mayne Aids Pappenheim In Mat Win At Fair Grounds
Jack Pappenheim, Amarillo’s new fan favorite, finally defeated Buck Lipscomb in three falls after a 29 minute battle at the Fair Grounds arena. Lipscomb was counted out after a ring skirmish with Ken Mayne. Pappenheim bled from the nose at finish. Floyd Hansen beat Ari Brady in the semifinal. opener saw Billy McEain return to draw with Mayne and then slug referee Dutch Jones.
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Amarillo
Buck Lipscomb
Fair Grounds Arena
Lipscomb
Olan Boynton
Ken Mayne
Mayne
Pappenheim
Floyd Hansen
Ari Brady
Billy Mc Eain
Dutch Jones
Wyoming Seeks Upset in NCAA Western Regional Playoffs
In Kansas City on March 21 Everett Shelton of Wyoming and Bruce Drake of Oklahoma rely on stingy defenses as Wyoming faces Texas and Oklahoma meets Oregon State. If either can clamp down, upsets loom as Red Rocha of Oregon State and John Harris of Texas test the defenses.
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Kansas City
Everett Shelton
Wyoming University
Bruce Drake
University of Oklahoma
Wyoming
Texas University Longhorns
Oklahoma
Oregon State Beavers
New York
Rocha
Pacific Coast
Bowling Scores Show Civic League and Allies Dominate
In a detailed bowling recap the Civic League ABC led with scores 455 469 392 460 515 while BPOE posted 531 478 515 542 610. Kiwanis Golds and Jaycees also posted wins with high scores including 545 and 568 by various bowlers across multiple clubs.
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Cox
Dowell
Mitchell
Haley
Reager
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Pearson
Powell
Oakes
Farmer
Weeks
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Marsh
Stockton
Price Mitt Meet Promises Night of Intramural Boxing
The Price College intramural boxing finals are set for tomorrow at the Price gymnasium with 19 bouts from 80 pounds to heavyweight starting at 8 p.m. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Price College
Price Gymnasium
Paul Breen
Jerry Brainerd
Don Redder
Carlos Arreola
John Gallegos
John Heiselman
Larry Redder
Ray Palmer
Schoolboys Open Track Meet Today in Fort Worth
More than 600 schoolboys compete in the first preliminaries of the Southwestern Recreation Track and Field Meet alongside 600 college athletes. The event, drawing entries from Texas and Oklahoma, includes nine universities and 69 high schools, with 1 308 entries noted.
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Fort Worth
Southwestern
Texas
Oklahoma
Sandience Athletes Shine At Fort Worth Relays Meet
Amarillo High star Bobby Bauman ranks high in the 440 at Fort Worth. Sandience wins Bay Big Spring Relays quarter mile in 51.3, with mile relay also acclaimed. Bauman Joining Winningham Jackson Hudgins form a strong Sandie quartet coached by John Whinnery. Strueber competes in discus and shot while Laceky runs the hurdles.
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Bobby Bauman
Amarillo High School
Fort Worth
Sandience
Big Spring
Bauman
Richard Winningham
Lawrence Jackson
Jack Hudgins
John Whinnery
Sandie
Mike Strueber
Jerry Laceky
Sprinters Aim for College Track Marks in Golf Meet Context
Flyin Charley Parker of Texas and Bullet Bill Martineson of Baylor headlines a meet featuring 12 high schools and 13 colleges. They pace two 9.5s and contend in a 100-meter dash plus a special 100-meter event with stars Metcalf, Cotten, Lawler, and Guilbeaux. Weather favors fast times. Parker seeks to topple the 220-yard and 100-yard marks as Evans notes near-record chances.
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Flyin
Charley Parker
Texas
Bullet Bill Martineson
Baylor
Jim Metcalf
Oklahoma A
Stonie Cotten
Allen Lawler
Murphy Guilbeaux
Paris Junior College
Parker
R. D. Evans
Ohio State Baseballers Open Series With TCU
Ohio State Buckeyes travel to Fort Worth to face Texas Christian University starting a three game set after splitting two of three with SMU in Dallas. OSU won the opener 10–0, SMU took the nightcap 5–1 in five and a half innings due to darkness.
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Fort Worth
Buckeyes
Ohio State University
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian University
TCU
McGee and Bell Named Amarillo Girls Doubles Pair
In a called session of Amarillo High School girls tennis, Carmen McGee and Mary Lynn Bell were selected as the doubles duo for the conference E AA tourney on April 12 at Ellwood Park. Both veterans of 1 AA, they finished last year strong and aim to compete for titles.
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Brown Wortham Tharp
Hamilton Knight
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Bobby Knight
James Wortham
Bobby Brown
Kenneth Hamilton
Dick Tharp
Jimmy Wrather
Amarillo High School
Carmen McGee
Mary Lynn Bell
Ellwood Park
McGee
Bell
Optimistic Charlie Grimm Talks Cubs NL Pennant Hopes
In Los Angeles on March 21 2147 Charlie Grimm voiced optimism about the Chicago Cubs pennant chances after a strong spring showing They have a five game exhibition win streak and plan to face Casey Stengel s Oaks at Oakland tonight with Paul Erickson and Cliff Chambers on the mound Also note a cancelled Cubs Beavers game due to cold weather in Portland and Reds preparing for Yankees tilt with Zientara back at short after a sore arm The Reds beat the Tigers 10 6 yesterday in Detroit
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cubs
Casey Stengel
Oakland
Paul Erickson
Cliff Chambers
Portland Beavers
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Harry Gumpert
New York Yankees
Bernie Zientara
Redlegs
Reds
Detroit Tigers
Cagers Reach AAU Semis With Bartlesville Oakland Here
Bartlesville Oklahoma and Oakland California won quarterfinals to reach the AAU tournament semifinals. Bartlesville crushed Golden 66 26 while Oakland beat SMU 74 42. Denver edged Hollywood 65 58 and Seattle beat Los Angeles 34 31. Semifinals pairings set.
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U.P
Bartlesville
Okla
Oakland
Calif
Seattle
Denver Nuggets
Golden
Colo
Southern Methodist University of Dallas
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A. & M
SMU
Texas
Hollywood
Nuggets
Los Angeles
Roy Williamson
Dallas
CCNY Beats Wisconsin to Reach Eastern NCAA Final
CCNY roared back from halftime, defeating Wisconsin 70 to 56 to advance to face Holy Cross in the Eastern regional final. Nat Holman urged the Beavers to decisive play as they outscored Wisconsin 43 to 19 in the second half before a crowd of 18 472 at the arena. Holy Cross had earlier eliminated Navy 55 to 47, adding to the New York area support.
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New York
Nat Holman
City College
Beavers
Holy Cross
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wisconsin
Badgers
Navy
Crusaders
Church Cage Playoff Opens Tonight at Sam Houston Gym
San Jacinto Baptist meets Polk Street Methodist in the YMCA church junior league playoff kickoff at 7:45 with Moody Alexander leading Methodist scorers and Bobby Baker top Baptist. Line Avenue Baptist and San Jacinto also clash in the senior loop playoff at 9, paced by Barnes and McFather.
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Sam Houston Gym
Polk Street
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Baptists
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Methodists
League
Alexander
Bobby Baker
Baker
Line Avenue Baptist
Line Avenue
Zale Knocks Out Charles in Non Title Bout
In Memphis Tony Zale from Gary Indiana weighed 163 pounds stopped Tommy Charles from Houston Texas at 168 pounds in a four round non title bout. Zale delivered a finish early in the contest securing a knockout victory.
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Memphis
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Tommy Charles
Houston
Tex
Goetting Tops Amarillo Women Golf Tourney
Mrs Ray Goetting took first with a net 49 in a nine hole blind event at Ross Rogers Course in the Amarillo Women’s Municipal Golf Association weekly meet. Mrs E H Anderson tied for second with Mrs Alfred Nelson and Mrs J E Kidd but won the ball in a draw. Mrs Chet Robertson earned the lowest putts with 13 on eight holes.
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Ray Goetting
Amarillo
Welterweight Showdown: Graham vs Larkin at MSG Tonight
Billy Graham from Garfield, N J, meets Tippy Larkin in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Graham aims to prove title potential as Larkin, the Garfield Gunner, showcases a sharp left and hard right. The bout airs on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports on ABC and KFDA at 9 00 P M.
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Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Graham
New York
Tippy
Larkin
Garfield Gunner
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
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Whitey) Kurowski
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