Hutcherson Flying Queens Reach AAU Finals in Thriller
In Dallas on March 23, the Hutcherson Flying Queens edged Des Moines AIB 42 to 40 in the semifinals of the Women's AAU tournament. Cleo Brooks hit a two-handed set shot with seconds left to lift Wayland’s Queens over Des Moines, setting a showdown with Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem for the national title. Marie Wales and Pat Tate led Wayland with 17 and 14 points, while Helen Carrick contributed strong defense against Joy Cummings as the Queens rallied from a late deficit to clinch the win.
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Pat Tate
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AIB
AHS Teams See Week End Action
Amarillo High School teams head into a weekend with baseball against Childress Bobcats at 2 30 pm at Gold Sox field golfers teeing at 1 pm against the Pampa Harvesters at the Pampa Country Club and tracksters traveling to Brownwood for the fifth annual Bluebonnet Relays with preliminaries at 1 pm and finals at 7 30 pm tomorrow
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Brownwood
Intersectional Tilt To Be Aired by KGNC
KGNC Amarillo will broadcast the inter-state girls basketball final tomorrow night from Drake University gym in Des Moines Iowa between Dimmitt Bobbies and Hansell Iowa scholastic champions. Pre game ceremonies welcome Texas listeners. Bobbies won McKamie League state title for the second year and defeated Slater Iowa 1950 champs last season.
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Sandies in Bluebonnet Relays and local games mix
Reporter notes PATT POWELL heading to Brownwood for the Sandies in the Bluebonnet Relays while also missing the Sandie Childress game at Gold Sox Field. Rumors swirl about A&M coaching candidates Puny Wilson Sike Sikes and Dick Todd with Norman Hughes expected to stay on. Hereford Whitefaces clash with Whiteface Herefords in a hypothetical high school showdown. Amarillo recalls 18 1 victory over Texhoma and Dallas schools eye All Dallas AAAA finals at Cotton Bowl with Highland Park in the mix.
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Darrow Hooper Carries Weight In Aggies Meet
Houston March 23 Big Darrow Hooper the A M weight man may pace the Aggies to victory over Texas and Rice in a triangular track and field meet. A M defeated Texas a week ago and beat both Texas and Rice in the Border Olympics. Hooper has broken the Southwest Conference shot put record and is regarded as the region's best discus thrower. The meet features the 440 yard relay with Texas possibly surprised and Rice aiming to repeat last season’s sprint relay success. A duel is expected in the 120 yard high hurdles between Rice’s Bill Howton and A M’s Paul Leming.
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Paul Leming
Pioneering women bowling scores at Peerless Lanes and partners
The Pioneer Women's League results show Peerless Lanes and multiple teams tallying high scores across frames. Notable performances include Godsey 422 for Meadows, Green 5629 for Condron, and Wheeler 404 with Dorris 610 for Pitt.
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Tayr A
Exciters and Reactors Lead In Meet Results
Exciters won 2 with Albright 407 Price 418 Buchanan 520 Pendleton 402. Dynamos took 1 Streetman 386 Marshall 455 Thut 415 Campbell 438. Relays won 2 Morrow 316 Rutherford 420 Washer 419. Reactors won 1 Williams 388 Johnson 382 Vermillion 371 Ridings 468.reddys won 3 Regulators won 0 Generators won 2 Ingram 344 Smith 444 Boyd 364 Baker 451 Cycles won 1 Lovelady 408 Maxwell 465 Morrow 343 Jacobson 430.
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Morrow
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Johnson
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Ridings
Reddys
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Generators
Ingram
Smith
Boyd
Baker
Lovelady
Maxwell
Jacobson
Farmers Exhibits Win in Machinery Classes
Motor trucks led with 2 wins including Farmer 341 and 421 entries by Sharp, Lehde 331, Cloyd 500. Hay tools saw Cupp 333 Rayne 358 Bowen 379 Stone 398 top. Bosch found Sutton 340 Hill 419 Chase 362 triumph. Refrigeration, Combines, Single plungers, Tillage tools and tractors all earned top spots in their classes with multiple winners including Argo 345 Ray 384 Tull 422 Womble 514 Yeary 345 McCartney 421 Cleven ger 533 and Crow 436.
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Chase
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York
Davis
Combines
Packer
Jennings
Paschal
Argo
Badgers Bow Out Of JC Tournament In Loss
Amarillo College Badgers are eliminated from the National Junior College Athletic Association basketball tournament in Hutchinson Kansas after a 65 to 55 loss to Wingate NC in the losers bracket. Wingate advances, Badgers end title hopes.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Badgers
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North Carolinians
Wingate Tops Amarillo In Low-Scoring NC Game
Wingate shot 28 of 85 attempts to Amarillo's 22 of 52 as Wingate built a four point first quarter lead and never trailed. Eddie Lee led Wingate with 17, Nick Gordon 18 for top honors. Amarillo's Al Hutchison and Bob Patterson added 12 each. Wingate won 65 55.
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Stone
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Deuche
McKay
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OlIrwin
Tigg
Lee
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cKay
Touring Pros Open Greensboro Open Field
Golf's touring stars pitched tents in Greensboro NC for a two week North Carolina visit opening with the $10,000 Greensboro Open today through Monday. The Wilmington Azalea Open follows next Thursday for four days. The leaders were Jim Ferrier Sammy Snead and Lloyd Mangrum as the first 18 holes started. Ferrier began with a hot streak three straight wins in Florida.
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Lloyd Mangrum
Ferrier
Florida
Western NCAA to Semis
Washington facing Oklahoma Aggies in Western NCAA semifinal while Brigham Young meets Kansas State. Finalists advance to meet Eastern winner in Minneapolis for the national crown. Washington crushed Texas Aggies 62 40. Oklahoma edged Montana State 50 46.
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Russian Uses Head For Own Purposes
Ivan Kalmikoff defeats Leo Wallick in a 63 minute feature at the Sports Arena to set up a title shot against Dory Funk for the junior heavyweight championship. Wallick attempted a piledriver but Kalmikoff countered with a safer fall. Promoter Dory Detton plans next week’s main event pitting Kalmikoff versus Wayne Martin of Tulsa.
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King of the Southwest
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Funk
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Wayne Martin
Tulsa
Ted Bell
Lynn
Mass
Jack Pappenheim
Vic Weber
Bell
Pappenheim
al Getz
Grim Dutchman
Pittsburgh
Johnny James
Houston
Owls Rally Past Buckeyes 3-2 in Ninth Inning Win
Rice University tied the series with Ohio State at 1-1 as Dan Wagner delivered a pinch single in the ninth to drive in two runs after the Owls trailed by two. The Buckeyes led until the final frame in Houston.
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U.P
Rice University
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Another Head Coach Quits Fort Worth Texas Wesleyan
Johnny O Edwards resigns as head basketball coach and athletic director at Texas Wesleyan College after six years. He cites uncertain world conditions and possible draft losses for top players as reasons. Edwards posted 104 victories against 58 losses. no replacement announced, with Dan Hart rumored as top candidate.
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Johnny O. Edwards
Texas Wesleyan College
Edwards
Jack Gray
Texas
Texas Wesleyans
Dan Hart
Mill and Grain Elevator Equipment Salesman in Fort Worth
Job listing seeks a salesman with knowledge of grain elevator and feed mill equipment to plan modernization for efficiency. Travel required with a car. Drawing account from $125 weekly plus commission, with potential earnings $8000 to $10000 first year. Send info to P O Box 11188 Fort Worth Texas.
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