Bowling stars set marks in Amarillo leagues and city games
J Bowling Morrison led with a 508 series at Amarillo Bowl while Badger-Herring defeated Pepsi-Cola 2143 to 1941. Coberly topped with a 592 series at Louies Alleys, 160 191 241. Seven Up beat Dwight Newby’s City League squad 2326 to 2319. Shane led women with a 570 series and scores 187 203 180. Germany’s Sudetenland acquisition changed hop production globally.
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Badger-Herring
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Louie
Dwight Newby
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Jones Brothers Drive-Inn
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Boys’ Farlier League
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Noland
Melton
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Smith
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Eldridge Sneer
Partney
West
Flak
Mae
Knothe
Hatcher
Ral Clark
Glover
Moreland Sea Eeneees
Caley Motor
Allison Sueee
Bracheree Southwestern Pn
Vogel Eee
Phillips
Parkinson
Grant Tees
Baskin
Zale’s Jewelers Kins
Gaddie
Hooper
Thompson
McDaniel
Simpson
Sanders
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Hamrick Thee
Cleveland
John S. Tierney
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Eckel
Stidger
Nutter Peeeee
Kinney Shoe Store Wells
Taylor
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Maddux
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Willis Tees
Merrill
Quackenbush
Dwight Newby Partney
Jenkins
Coberly Oe
Simmons Wena
Eee
Sandie Boxers Fire Up Local Armory Bouts Tonight
Sandie boxers meet in eight encounters at Amarillo High School Armory tonight with matches starting at 8 PM Admittance 15 cents and 25 cents with 10 cents extra for ringside Proceeds fund sweaters for Sandie lettermen Roy Priolo heavyweight faces Ted Moss 230 pounds in a marquee clash Other pairings include Scud Redus Cecil Corbell and A L Anderson versus Bert Deavers Multiple weight classes and a five man free for all on the program.
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Sandie
Amarillo High School
Robert Carey
Pampa
Roy Priolo
Ted Moss
Scud Redus
Cecil Corbell
A. L. Anderson
Bert Deavers
Ford Turner
Nelson Page
Little” Prioe
Glennie McDowell
Robert Kelly
Dean Webb
Kenneth Sherill
Tommie Buford
Douglas Smith
Bennie Files
Fred Page
Clyde Clark
Charlie Green
Carton Horne
Gene Sutton
Horne
Dallas Track Stars Lead School Races
Dallas reports a surge of top schoolboy track talent with Highland Park defending champions in trouble. District meets begin next week across many Texas cities to identify regional qualifiers for the state meet in Austin.
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Highland Park
Austin
Canyon
Pampa
Lubbock
Chadress
Sweetwater
Breckenridge
San Angelo
Brownwood
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Waco
Commerce
Texarkana
Tyler
Nacogdoches
Bryan
Huntsville
Galveston
Beaumont
Uvalde
San Antonio
Georgetown
la Grange
Victoria
Robstown
Laredo
McAllen
el Paso
Fort Stockton
Midland
van Horn
Houston
Louisiana Boxers Lead in College Boxing Meet
Qualifying five men Southwestern Louisiana Institute led 14 rivals into the semi final round of the national collegiate boxing championship. LaFayette team undefeated in dual meet competition this year upheld favorites with a strong showing in preliminary and quarter final bouts. Wisconsin, another tournament favorite, was nearly eliminated.
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State College
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
LaFayette
Wisconsin
Will Divides Tenancy Of 3-Story Building
HOLLFY New York U P reports a three story Public Square building divided by a will. Michael A Bocacio dies, his son Michael gets sole use of the two upper floors, a brother operates a barbershop on the second floor, the third floor is vacant, and a meat market with a grocery occupies the first floor.
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Hollfy
N. Y
U.P
Michael A. Bocacio
Bocacio
Michael
Draft worries loom as baseball braces for draft impact
In Daytona Beach, Henry McLemore notes that the draft threatens many baseball players beyond the marquee names like Greenberg and Rizzuto. He predicts many will be called to camp, causing rosters to lose star power as players endure lengthy draft questionnaires and potential delays in season play.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Sam
Uncle
Greenberg
Rizzuto
Army Corps
United States
Coeur d'Alene Invited to 1990 Legion Convention
Coeur d'Alene Idaho is invited to host the American Legion national convention in 1990. Local post officials say most veterans will be past 90 then, but the city aims to grow into a metropolitan venue capable of handling a national gathering.
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Legion
Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Coeur d’Alene
American Legion
Idaho
Milwaukee
Kootenai
Longhorns Set to Face Rice in Open Conference Tilt
Texas aims to claim the opening Southwest Conference baseball clash against Rice after two ties to Minneapolis Millers. Coach Bibb Falk plans Mel Deutsch to start Saturday while Rice eyes Techlow as a potential spark in Friday’s game.
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Austin
Texas Longhorns
Rice Owls
Owls
Texas
Techlow
Bibb Falk
Mel Deutsch
Wichita
Minneapolis Millers
Udell Moore
Wild Bill Dumke
Falk
Marker of King William III found near Salisbury fort site
William E. Sheerin uncovered an exploration marker bearing "King William III, 1690" eight feet underground at the old fort site in Salisbury New Hampshire. Records indicate explorers traveled from the Kennebec River to Tucker Pond in 1690 along this route.
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William Itt
Salisbury
N.H
U.P
William E. Sheerin
Kennebec River
Tucker Pond
Nashville Arkansans in AAU Final
Nashville and Little Rock meet tonight in St Joseph Missouri for the Women’s National AAU title. Nashville uses veteran experience to down Davenport Iowa 25 to 18 while All-America Alline Banks breaks loose for 12 in the final two periods as Tennesseeans beat Des Moines Iowa 27 to 19. The Arkansans have won four of six meetings this season.
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ST. Joseph
Nashville
Little Rock
Arkansas
Flyers
Davenport
Stones
Alline
Red) Banks
Des Moines A. I. B's
Hawkeyes
Arkansans
Sooner Coach Praises Broncs After November Stadium Loss
Norman Oklahoma March 27 Dewey Shorter Luster Oklahoma's new football coach says the best ball concealment he ever studied was Buck Shaw's Santa Clara Broncos last November when they defeated the Sooners 33.
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Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
Luster
Columbia University
New York City
New York Giants
Sooners
Norman
Broncs
Owen Field
Santa Clara
Oklahoma
Bob Neyland
Tennessee Vols
Miami
Fla
Tom Stidham
Sooner
Tennessee
Okla
Dewey “Shorter
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara Broncos
Tigers Farm Adds Tall Pitcher Arthur Manica
Muskegon Michigan reports Arthur Manica a 19 year old high school graduate from Lakewood is added to the Muskegon farm club pitching staff He stands 6 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds signaling a notable height and weight boost for Detroit Tigers organization prospects.
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Muskegon, Mich
Detroit Tigers
Muskegon
Arthur Manica
Lakewood, C
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