Sandies open season with 8 3 win at Dalhart
Amarillo High School opens the season with an 8-3 road victory over the Dalhart Wolves. Sophomores Palacio Druin and Miller start, with Sanders tripling in the sixth to spark a rally. Basden earns the win after four innings by Palacio, who allows three runs, one earned.
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Patt Powell
Amarillo
Dalhart Wolves
Dalhart
Carl Matney
Reuben Palacio
Toby Druin
Jackie Miller
Billy Cormack
Carter Karr
Mark Gunnels
EE. G. Sanders
Billy Orr
Larry Marks
Sanders
Gunnels
Cormack
Orr
Wolves
Sandies
Mathey
Karr
Druin
Miller
Kenneth Brewer
Brewer
James Mathews
Palacio
Jerry Basden
Balden
James Melins
Sandie
Ray Lee Johnson
Darhart
Richard
Howerton
Basden
Cloyd Devers
Melvis
Gold Sox Field
Childress Bobcats
Bo Medacs
SE Csccas
Cormscn
AD Ccicenses OO
PRE
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Ea Wass
BONO
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Bo-Brewer
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Ccs
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Wills
Isaac
Bowerten
Iccacss
Sorot
Icc Ss
Ee Moenier
Melins
If Witt A
Ee Langhorne
Jenpsen
Viccsee
Ose
LaRue
Coots
Mayfield
Langhorne
Putt Powell and Texas sports chatter mingle in Am final note
A volley of South Plains sports chatter touches on Thad Ansley backing a fund to send Ex coach Harry Stiteler of A&M to Truth or Consequences. Mention of Blair Cherry’s potential Texas A&M UT moves, Kids Inc., Sooners versus Longhorns, Amarillo High School’s Sandies open 8-3 at Dalhart, and Gold Sox Field Friday. Doc Hayes eyes Red Hooper SMU and Keith Lane, Borger players, rule changes, and a New York betting scandal debate at Borger Banquet.
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Thad Ansley
Harry Stiteler
A&m
Truth Or Consequences
Texas A&m
Blair Cherry
Aggie
Cherry
University of Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Kids, Inc
Oklahoma University
Sooners
Texas
Sandies
Dalhart Wolves
Dalhart
Carl Matney
Childress Bobcats
Gold Sox Field
Borger High School
Hayes
New York
SMU
Piledriver sparks rematch on Thursday wrestling card
Detroit veteran Red Leo Wallick faced rough Ivan Kalmikoff in a feature clash. A piledriver on the hardwood floor outside the ring led to Wallick’s disqualification and set up a rematch in tomorrow's main event at the Sports Arena. Promoter Cory Detton may add Dory Funk for the Southwest junior heavyweight title or have the winner meet Wayne Martin if terms fail.
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Leo Wallick
Detroit
Ivan Kalmikoff
Cory Detton
Butcherboy
Rostov
Russia
Kalmikoff
Detton
Sports Arena
Wallick
Piledriver
Dory Funk
Southwest
Funk
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
Ted Bell
Lynn
Mass
Jack Pappenheim
Troutvale
Ore
Pappenheim
San Francisco rallies to beat Graham-Hoeme in AAU semifinal
In Denver on Tuesday night San Francisco Stewart Chevrolet edged Amarillo’s Graham-Hoeme Plowboys 67 to 55 at the National AAU tournament. Amarillo led 31-25 at halftime as West Texas State College and Wayland College players starred. San Francisco tied it early in the second half and pulled ahead, with Mose Hale and Austrell Burrus top Colorado scorers for the Texans. Bill Price and Burrus led Graham-Hoeme with 12 points each. Free throws slight difference, nine San Francisco players hit from the line while Graham-Hoeme made 15 of 25. Officials were Lloyd and Juengland.
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Denver
Graham-Hoeme Plow Company
Amarillo
Stewart Chevrolet
San Francisco
West Texas State College
Wayland College
Mose Hale
Austrell Burrus
Collegians
Bill Price
Graham-Hoeme
Harold Robinson
Plowboys
Burrus
Laney
Walling
Greenbh
Green
Bullwirle
Billings
Paine
Francisco
Yardley
Hendrickson
Kuzara
Crandall
G. Walker
Greenbach
Hale
A. Burrus
Lloyd and Juengland
Delay in Selecting Texas A&M Football Coach
College Station report says the search for a new head football coach at Texas A&M will wait for D. W. Williams to return next week. Williams, athletics faculty representative and Southwest Conference president, is currently in New Zealand and will resume duties after years of controversy surrounding Harry Stiteler who resigned after admitting he had not told the truth about a December beating in Houston.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Tom Nugent
Virginia Military Institute
Tom
Notre Dame
Nugent
Joe Stump
Ted Williams
Harry Stiteler
Texas A & M
Texas
Jack Gray
Wake Forest
Yanks
Louisiana
LSU
Mark Freeman
Barlow Irvin
Williams
Irvin
Jack Gallagher
Houston Post
Gallagher
Siki” Sikes
Aggie Grid
Kansas
Sikes
Stiteler
Homer Norton
Tong
Aggie
College Station
Teward
Texas A&m
D. W. Williams
M. I. Harrington
Houston
New Zealand
Bowling Scores Beverage League Winners and Totals
Bowling results from Peeriess Lanes show Falstaff topping West 520, Carter 525, Gentry 4924, Cook 469, Allen 595. Bordens top Turnerm 417, Dunna Way 342, DeWitt 378, Edmiston 447, Henderson 583. Grand Prize wins 3 Jones 452, Tuttle 355, Speer 486, Haile 492. Coors 1 Lewis 415, Arnold 454, Osborne 400, Haile 433. Schlizz 2 Kenney 460, Orr 500, Duncan 379, D Kenney 377, L Kenney 400. Budweiser 2 Price to Gabbard 456, McClain 334, Stanley Bminc Co. 4 Joslin 428, In gram 500, Hill 317, Del Prete 390. Jack's Oasis 0 Torrey 357, Menken 455, Gerken 403, Biondolino 551.
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Beverage League Peeriess Lanes Falstaff
West
Carter
Gentry
Cook
Allen
Borden’s
Turner
Dunna Way
DeWitt
Edmiston
Henderson
Jones
Tuttle
Speer
Haile
COORS
Lewis
Arnold
Osborne
Metropolitan League BowL Standings Highlight Scoring Winners
A compiled display lists team names such as Whiteway Food, Kenney Shoes, Hicks Better Homes, Reed Sheet Metal, Truitt Buick, White Motor Co, Panhandle Insurance, West Texas Wholesale, Riss & Co, Hill Lines, Oakes Fyfe, West Texas Shoe Shop, Producers Grain, Diamond Shop, International Trucks, Hub Clothiers, Kenneths Mens Wear, Duke Electric, Tri-State Advertising, Southwestern Drug among others. It records top scorers and team results with individual scores like Prien 447, Reed 397, McCaulley 512, and Lansley 518, reflecting strong performances across the Metropolitan League bowling banner.
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Banner Bowl
Whiteway Food
Young
Bowman
Brazille
Prien
Kenney Shoes
Lewis
King
Baker
Tuckhess
Corbell
Hicks Better Homes
Jolly
Longstreth
Collier
Lester
Hill
Reed Sheet Metal
Beaver
Bradford
Johnson
Mitchell
Reed
Truitt Buick
Corbin
Tensen
Brooks
Reece
McCaulley
White Motor CO
Pyeatt
Lokey
Williams
Daws
Stock
Panhandle Insurance
Womble
Hasley
Fuller
Lansley
Moore
West Texas Wholesale
Farmer
West Texas Shoe Shop
Bishop
B. Raines
Hall
Wilkinson
C. Raines
Producers Grain
Parker
Martney
Shumaker
Cooper
Simmons
Diamond Shop
Eastern NCAA Tourney Scores From Raleigh And New York
NC State defeated Villanova 67 to 62 in Raleigh, while St John’s beat Connecticut 63 to 52. Illinois topped Columbia 79 to 71, and Kentucky posted 79 while Louisville 68. AAU tourney results featured Fort Vellins 83 and Natchitoches 60, plus other regional games.
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Raleigh
NC State
Villanova
Kentucky
Louisville
New York
St. John’s
Connecticut
Illinois
Columbia
Sam Houston Pupils win city junior league title
Ronnie Smith led Sam Houston to the city championship in the Kids Incorporated Intermediate Division, scoring 12 points as the team defeated Maverick Club 41 to 34 after an 18-10 halftime edge. Max Manley and Gene Hollingsworth contributed, while turnover and defense keyed the finale.
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T. G. Hull
Sandie
Ronnie Smith
Sam Houston
Kids, Inc
Ha Nlevada
ASG Mae OU Kids, Inc
River Road
Ronnie’s
Max Manley
Gene Hollingsworth
Jerry Don Smallwood
Wesley Dowty
Maverick
Smith
Bennie Hollingsworth
Ee Tomplsion
Mavericks
Maverick Club
Youth Center
Cathedral Hall
Maverick Youth Center
Dick Powers
Billy Margolis
Peewee
Cactus Plant
St. Mary’s
Summit
Jerome Porter
Johnny Cleveland
Victor Gomez
Kevin Kay
Carl Poirot
Keystone
Dennis Beline
David Allen
Bud Gos
Hutcherson Flying Queens advance in AAU tournament
The Hutcherson Flying Queens of Wayland College beat the Atlanta Tomboys 42 to 26 in Dallas to reach the Women's National AAU tournament quarterfinals. Wayland will face National Business College of Nashville in a rematch after NBC ousted them last season.
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Dallas
Hutcherson Flying Queens
Wayland College
Atlanta, Ga
Players vote on commissioner idea gains cautious support
The Associated Press reports front office leaders consider a players vote in naming a successor to A B Chandler. Will Harridge promises protections for players, while Freddie Hutchinson suggests a July owners meeting may yield a petition. Some owners distrust the plan, others see merit, and players argue baseball is their livelihood.
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Associated Press Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Will Harridge
Harridge
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
Hutchinson
Chandler
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Chicago
Ryle
Amaro? Amarillo CC Woman’s Golf Winner Querry
Mrs Art Querry won the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association weekly tournament with a net 65 based on low net scores. Her card shows 81 16 65. Ed Hatton took the nine hole flight with 51 22 29. Attendance Ball went to Mrs R J Moore. New Jersey Journal of Pharmacy notes a rise in dentifrice availability from 58 to 70 percent of stores over three years.
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Art Querry
Amarillo Country Club
Ed Hatton
R. J. Moore
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