Sandies Plan Sprint Relay Team for Texas Relays
Coach John Whinnery will enter a Golden Sandie squad in the Texas Relays at Austin, fielding a mile relay and medley alongside sprint duties. Boxed lineups include Bauman Hudgins Vaughn Mims as mile relay entrants with Winningham and Bauman in the medley as the team prepares for a busy two day meet. The squad will also travel to Lubbock High School Invitation Meet Saturday.
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John Whinnery
Texas
Austin
Bobby Bauman
Jack Hudgins
J. R. Vaughn
David Mims
A. F. Pyeatt
Hudgins
Butler Field
Richard Winningham
Lawrence Jackson
Bauman
Winningham
Whinner
Rudy Gamblin
Yannigan
Lubbock High School
Amarillo Women’s Bowling Association Meeting Tonight
The Amarillo Women’s Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting to elect officers tonight at 7 30 at 2212 Washington the home of Mrs Ruby Wagner. Mrs Wilson Forister chairs the nominating committee.
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Amarillo Women’s Bowling Association
Ruby Wagner
Washington
Wilson Forister
Women’s Banner Bowl League results list many team scores
A dense table from the Women’s Banner Bowl League shows numerous teams with win counts and individual scores. Notable entries include Murray with 452, Widick 4, Dorris 506. Panhandie Trailways with 535. Amarillo Tent & Awning with 440. Indians top with Lemmers 391 and Ewing 471. Antelopes and El Capitan high scores. many teams record multiple players with strong totals.
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Murray
Widick
Wicker
Smith
Shane
T & M Package
West
Blind
Daugherty
Duniven
Dorris
Panhandie Trailways
Roberts
Forister
Barrow
Moore
Waener
Jones-Roberts Shoe Store
Green
Amarillo Beauty & Supply
Everett
Hill
Rogers
Thomas
Gold Sox Begin Spring Training With New Pitching Hope
Am arillo Gold Sox opened spring drills at Butler Field with Steve Kolesar joining from Las Vegas. The righthander heads a seven-man pitching corps as seven newcomers vie for bases and rotation spots. Wayne Kristopher, 18, and Merle Young, 20, lead a group of hopefuls from Zelionople and beyond, while plans to face the Borger Gassers in Sunday's opener loom.
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Steve Kolesar
Las Vegas
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Butler Field
Vhs Valney
Ilutil Las Texas
Boston Braves
Sox
Bob Leeds
Walter Ransom
Steven Lagermarsino
Ben Lorino
Robert Jaderund
Kolesar
Zelionople
George Sutch
Cal Hubbard
Doug Lewis
Dallas
Red) Womack
Wayne Kristopher
Merle Young
Ray Weigel
Borger Gassers
Uniform Rules for Olympics In Basketball
Looking ahead to the 1948 Olympics the NCAA Rules Committee adopts a single set of rules for AAU teams and the sport in five countries. The AAU rejoined the rules committee, bringing its standard closer to collegiate norms. AAU play used four ten minute quarters and allowed coal-tending, contrast to collegiate bans to curb tall-player advantages.
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New York
N. C
England's 1205 Frost Cripples Food Supply and Prices
In 1205 England endured a severe cold spell with ground frozen from mid January to spring. The freeze caused a food shortage and prices rising tenfold, marking one of the era's earliest documented cold periods.
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England
Fearless Fraley picks Tigers and Cards for World Series
Oscar Fraley predicts Detroit Tigers win the American League and St. Louis Cardinals claim the National League in a sun soaked Spring forecast. He notes Boston and Brooklyn hold strength but sees the rest fading, with Philadelphia slipping and Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia in a crowded field.
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Oscar Fraley
Tampa
Fla
U.P
Brooklyn
Boston
Fearless Fraley
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Lakes
Mississippi
Southland
Old Fearless
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati Reds
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Red Sox
Cardinals
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Detroit
Tiger
Yanks
Indians
Senators
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phils
Cardinal
Chuck Dressen
Pete Reiser
Cards
Briggs Stadium
Sportsman's Park
Greenberg and Kiner Providing Pirate Punch
MIAMI FLA March 26 The Pittsburgh Pirates relying on hitters Hank Greenberg and Ralph Kiner show they still have punch Kiner connected for a single and a triple driving in four runs and scoring once Greenberg had a big day driving in five but the Pirates got little help as St Louis Browns won 6 to 5
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Miami
Fila
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
St. Louis Browns
Pirates
Browns
Greenberg
Texas A and M batter routs McMurry 21 0 in College Station game
Texas A and M swept past McMurry College with 15 hits and 15 errors on McMurry’s defense. The 21 to 0 victory came as the Aggies broke out of a slump and dominated the game from start to finish in College Station.
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College Station
Texas A
McMurry College
McMurry
Dabbs Knocks Out Garcia In Sixth Round Title Bout
Houston reported John ny Dabbs of Beaumont, 143, knocked out Gilbert Garcia, 144, in the sixth round of their scheduled 10 round welterweight fight. Dabbs kayoed the former Golden Gloves champion in 2 minutes 29 seconds after pressuring Garcia for five rounds. Garcia was felled by a right uppercut.
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Houston
U.P
Johnny Dabbs
Beaumont
Gilbert Garcia
Dabbs
Garcia
Braves Sell Test to Pirates and Release Tost and Christensen
The Boston Braves announced the sale of veteran lefty Lou Tost to the Pittsburgh Pirates and the outright release of rookie pitcher Jack Christensen to Indianapolis of the American Association. The club then traveled to Miami for a game with the St. Louis Browns after a 4 to 3 loss to the Philadelphia Athletics. Outfielder Bama Rowell homered in the ninth with two aboard to spoil a shutout bid by A's hurlers Joe Coleman and Dick Fowler.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Boston Braves Today
Lou Tost
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Christensen
Indianapolis
Braves
Miami
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Bama Rowell
Joe Coleman
Dick Fowler
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RED Chain
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van Buren
S. T
Bud” Curtis
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White Plains
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Plainview
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Rosati
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JAMARILLO! _ MATTRESS COMPANY
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Amarillo Mattress Company
N. E
Vernon Patterson
Met
Cream of
Kentucky
T & M Package Store
Fast 4Th St
A West
Mac's Liquor Store
East 3Rd St
Schenley
Dart
Foxworth - Galbraith Lumber CO
Grady Stubbs
John Armstrong
Glenmores
Benmoresy
Glenmore
Thompson
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Old Kentucky
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