Amarillo Prospects Shine At Gold Sox Camp Tryouts
Stidger and Lauder, both Amarillo High School products, impressed Gold Sox manager Harry Lamprich during yesterday's workout. Stidger made his first appearance, Lauder showed prior drills, and Lamprich praised their effort as camp moves from Butler Field to Gold Sox Field. Veteran pitcher Joe Budny joined, while Charles Parker strained a leg delaying his return. Only four pitchers were present as the first exhibition with Borger loomed next Sunday.
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Amarillo
Oscar Stidger
Howard Lauder
Harry Lamprich
Gold Sox
Stidger
Lauder
Lamprich
Butler Field
Joe Budny
Cheektowaga
N. Y
Charles Parker
Borger
Important Tilts Tonight Four playoff games at High School Armory
Four crucial Kids Inc playoff games unfold tonight at the High School Armory. Key matchups include the Maverick Club versus Wolflin Ponies at 6 30 p m in the Peewee race withwolflin seeking momentum after a 11 game win streak and St Marys facing Summit in Junior eliminations.
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High School
Kids, Inc
Wolflin
Maverick Club
Mavericks
St. Mary's Peewees
Rex Baxter, Jr
Jackie Miller
Travis Barton
Sanders
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Maverick
Summit
Kenneth Hutto
Mike McCarthy
Hutto
McCarthy
Dennis Smith
Dale Hulsey
River Road
Hulsey
Freddie Bryant
Brain
Glasgow
Boys Ranch
Price College
Arlis Cooper
Alfred Robinson
Pace Boys Ranch
Lee Nemechek
High School Armory
Wolflin Ponies
Carter Abbott Open Card At Fairground Arena
Promoter Cory Detton signs Jack Carter to meet Ace Abbott in a one fall opener Thursday night at the Fairground arena. Carter, a New Zealand junior heavyweight champ, arrived a week early to fit the bill. Buck Lipscomb and Floyd Hansen face Jack Pappenheim and Ken Mayne in a tag match. Art Brady takes on Billy McBain in the semifinal.
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Cory Detton
Jack Carter
New Zealand
Ace Abbott
Abilene
Fairground Arena
Detton
Carter
Chicago
Buck Lipscomb
Floyd Hansen
Jack Pappenheim
Ken Mayne
Art Brady
Billy McBain
Americans Spend Billions On Baseball Games and Recreation
Americans allocate about four billion dollars every year to baseball games, movies, and other forms of recreation, reflecting broad consumer spending on entertainment activities.
Intramural boxing semis set at Amarillo High
Last night Amarillo High School hosted boxing results with 17 of 21 favorites advancing to the semifinals to be held tomorrow. Winners included Harold Garrett Morris Estess Lavon Bagwell and John Stewart among others.
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Amarillo
Harold Garrett
Morris Estess
Lavon Bagwell
John Stewart
Jimmy Hamilton
Dick Brown
William McCrary
Earl Chism
Melvin McClung
Winfred Pickett
Bobby Linker
Robert Pierce
Billy Howard
Bob Connell
Steve Eitner
Kenneth Beck
Bob Hoefer
Robert Rudd
Doyle Watson
Gene Wright
Henry Bates
Golden Sandie
Wright
Paul Olvie
Watson
Roy Bassett
Bob Knight
Doug Husband
Tex Wilborn
Lewis Palmer
Jerry Rich
Don White
Billy Villa
Monty Scott
Bobby Walker
Richard Walls
Windell Clay
Kenneth Barrett
Rufus Gant
Bob Clayton
Bud Wells
Ray Snead
Harold Fleming
Bob Amason
Paul Olivo
Roy Hays
Texas Beats McMurray Indians 9 To 5 In Practice Game
In Austin on March 25 Bobby Layne pitched for Texas as the Longhorns beat McMurray 9 to 5. Rex Travis homered and Layne also connected for a homer as Texas prepares to open the Southwest Conference season against SMU.
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W.P
Bobby Layne
University of Texas
McMurry Indians
Southern Methodist
Layne
Rex Travis
Shamrock Mitt Meet Set To Kick Off Thursday
Shamrock boxing tournament for grade and high school fighters runs Thursday through Saturday in Shamrock. Organizer Bob Clark, secretary manager of the Shamrock Chamber of Commerce, will direct the seventh annual event with about 75 entrants expected.
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Shamrock
Bob Clark
Shamrock Chamber of Commerce
Aggies Meet McMurry Today
The Texas Aggie baseball team was scheduled to meet McMurry College of the Texas conference in College Station on March 25.
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College Station
Texas Aggie
McMurry College
Texas
Amarillo High School boxing semifinals set for tomorrow night
The Amarillo Globe-News reports 22 bouts at the Tri-State Fair Grounds with 1946 champions Pat McCarthy and Jimmy Wrather in the 95 pound final among seven title matches. Other veterans include Bobby Brown Dan Palmer Gayle Cavin and Sammie Simms in a packed novice and experienced card. Finals slated Friday at 8 pm with advance tickets at Maxor Drug.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Pat McCarthy
Jimmy Wrather
McCarthy
Wrather
Bobby Brown
Dan Palmer
James Wortham
John Hernandez
Hernandez
Jimmy Hamilton
Sammie Simms
Charles Connell
Bobby Linker
Robert Pierce
Billy Howard
Kenneth Beck
Steve Eitner
Harold Garrett
Robert Rudd
Bob Hoefer
Lavon Bagwell
Doyle Watson
Gen. Wright
Henry Bates
Dale Hulsey
Paul Gatten
Ernest Clay
Bill Chandler
Art Sharp
John Stewart
Ernest Eads
Bob Linker
William Sanders
Joe Goulding
Bill Howard
Cordin Yates
Bill Connell
Bob Phillips
Bob Brown
Paul Sanders
Charles Hageerton
Gayle Cavin
Jim Wortham
Jack Hall
Phiney Gordon
Kent Hodges
Bob
Baseball Probe To Be Resumed Friday
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler postponed the inquiry on insults between officials. Branch Rickey of the Dodgers did not attend due to a family death. Larry MacPhail of the Yankees attended to present his side as the hearing extended.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
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Ohio
John Moulton
Rickey
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Durocher
MacPhail
Moody Senior Manages Wesley's Apparel Softball Team
Wesley's Apparel announces Moody Smith was elected manager for the 1947 season at a team meeting with fifteen players present. The first practice is tomorrow at 5 30 p m on the diamond at Eighteenth and Fannin Streets. Interested players are urged to attend the opening session.
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Wesley's Apparel
Fannin
Cardinals rally to top Red Sox 6 4 in spring action
In Sarasota the Cardinals erased a deficit to beat the Red Sox 6 4 as Enos Slaughter drove in the decisive run. Ted Williams drew a walk and singled in five plate appearances but Boston failed to plate the key hits.
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Dyer
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Red Birds
Carmine Hose
Enos
Slaughter
Yankees Face Tigers After Two Straight Losses
The New York Yankees seek to halt a two game skid as they play Detroit. Previous losses were 3-0 to St. Louis and 8-5 to Cincinnati.
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ST. Petersburg
New York Yankee
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Tigers Meet Yankees After 6 to 0 Buffalo Win
Detroit Tigers who shut out Buffalo 6 to 0 yesterday face the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg. Dizzy Trout slated to start with Hal White and Stubby Overmire possible. Virgil Trucks went the distance in the previous game.
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Fila
Jerry White
Detroit Tigers
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Pittsburg Pirates
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Hal Trosky
Jimmy Foxx
Rudy York
Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
ST. Petersburg
Buffalo
New York Yankees
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Detroit
Hal White
Stubby Overmire
Virgil Trucks
Tigers
Utah Wins NIT Semi, Oklahoma and Holy Cross Face East West Final
Utah defeats Kentucky 49 45 to reach the NIT final at Madison Square Garden where Oklahoma battles Holy Cross in the East West final. A possible playoff between Utah and the winner remains open if Holy Cross prevails and an arranged game is set. Vern Gardner of Utah named tournament most valuable player.
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Holy Cross
Madison Square Garden
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Utah Redskins
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le Lilie
Kentucky University
Texas
City College of New York
City College
Doggie Julian
Utah
Vern Gardner
Texas Relays Field Grows to 72 Teams for Austin Meet
Austin March 25 72 teams and 971 individual competitors entered for Friday and Saturday events at the Texas Relays. 14 university squads with 319 athletes join 479 Texas high school boys from 43 schools. Texas and Texas A&M renew rivalry while North Texas State and Southwest Texas State also compete amid strong out of state entries.
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Texas Relays
Texas
Texas Aggies
Aggies
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Fort Worth
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Sam Houston Cagers Sweep City Junior High Intramurals
Sam Houston seventh grade won 12 to 8, eighth grade 15 to 4, and ninth grade 18 to 13 in intramural eliminations. They will face Horace Mann in the city title tilt, likely Wednesday afternoon. In Lockport New York, Niagara County received a surplus commodities shipment of 6,900 gallons tomato juice for school lunch programs from Sacramento.
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Nixson
Horace Mann
Lockport
N. Y
Niagara County
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Freeman Lot
Wilson
Gordon
Thompsn
Ellis
Gunnels So
Bannister
Mixson
M'Wil'ams
Cross
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