22 Championship Bouts on AHS Boxing Card Tonight
Amarillo High School hosts a boxing card at the Armory with 22 championship bouts across novice and experienced divisions. Semifinals were held midweek, and finals feature teams and standout fighters from the Amarita Boxing Club and Sandies including Strueber Stidger Wilkinson Mulkey Dickson Chism Hamilton and Brown in multiple weight classes.
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AHS
Mike Strueber
Oscar Stidger
Strueber
Amarillo Boxing Club
Sandie
Stidger
Buddy Wilkinson
Globe-News
Oscar
Amarillo High
Bill Attebury
Bobby Rue
Attebury
Wellington
Sandies
Rue
Amarita Poxing Club
Mike
Bill
Don Mulkey
Jack Ward
Curly Dickson
Roy Chism
Jimmy McDaniel
Bobby Brown
Bob Clayton
Seeds Assured of Full Team Sunday
T. J. Johnson Amarillo Gold Sox catcher arrived in town promising a full squad for Sundays exhibition at Gold Sox Park against the Lamesa Lobos. Johnson, from Conway Arkansas, played with Little Rock in 1944 before service. I B Palmer from Little Rock is due tonight. Palmer was signed by Leeds in Little Rock. The game starts at 2 30 Sunday afternoon.
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T. J. Johnson
Amarillo Gold Sox
Bob Seeds
Lamesa Lbos
Gold Sox
Johnson
Conway
Ark
Little Rock
I. B. Palmer
Amarillo
Palmer
Leeds
Lobos
Phillips 66 Oilers Win In Overtime
In New York last night the Phillips 66 Oilers beat the New York Athletic Club 69 to 64 in overtime. Vice President Ned Irish said about 12000 dollars from the game proceeds would go to the Red Cross.
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New York
U.P
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
The
Red Cross
Phillips 66 Oilers
New York Athletic Club
Amarillo Event Schedule Includes Boxing Meet and Golf Tourneys
The list shows events at Amarillo venues including Amarillo High School boxing at the Intra mural gym, Graybeard-Fuzzy chin Golf at Ross Rogers Course, Tri-State Senior Golf at Amarillo Country Club, and women's city bowling at Wallies Bowl with dates in April and June. West Texas State Texas Tech dual track meet is set for Canyon on April 4.
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Amarillo
High School
West Texas State
Texas Tech
Canyon
Ross Rogers Course
Tulsa University Announces 1946 Football Schedule
Tulsa University released its 1946 football nine game slate coached by Buddy Brothers. The schedule lists Wichita at Wichita New Mexico Aggies at Tulsa Drake at Des Moines Texas Tech at Tulsa Detroit at Detroit Kansas at Tulsa Cincinnati at Tulsa Oklahoma Aggies at Tulsa Baylor at Tulsa and Arkansas at Tulsa with a bye on November 23.
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Tulsa University
J. O
Buddy” Brothers
Wichita
New Mexico Aggies
Drake
Des Moines
Texas Tech
Detroit
Kansas
Cincinnati
Oklahoma Aggies
Baylor
Arkansas
Goldblumes and Swetts Face AAU Finals Clash
The Nashville Goldblumes, aiming for a third straight title, meet the Dr. Swett's team of Des Moines in St. Joseph Missouri for the Women's National AAU Basketball Championship final.
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Goldblumes
Dr. Swetts
ST. Joseph
U.P
Nashville
Bowling Bits: Readers Note Several Bowling Tales
ED HARRIS reviews local bowling action from the Diamond Singles tourna ment and related events. Bill Farmer returns from Buffalo, Irwin Gore wins first in Singles with a Benrus watch, and Wallie Fair receives an apology for omitting his name. Lions, Elks, and other clubs post two game wins as many players post high totals into a lively write up of city bowling happenings.
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Wallie Fair
Wallie
Irwin Gore
Benrus Watch Company
Sandie Thinclads Favored To Win Track Meet
Amarillo High led by coach John Whinnery sends thinclads to a dual track meet tomorrow afternoon at Panhandle against the Panhandle Panthers. Trials turning in strong times include Winningham 2 09 in the 880 and Vaughan 5 23 in the mile.
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Panhandle Panthers
Panhandle
John Whinnery
Amarillo High
Don McIntyre
Avon Flaniken
Bobby Snook
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Bobby Bauman
Lawrence Jackson
Richard Winningham
Bob Redfearn
Jack Glasgow
J. R. Vaughan
Norman Lieberman
Jack Hudgins
Jack Seale
Jack Ward
Arlan McNeil
A. F. Pyeatt
Bauman
Winningham
Seale
Brian Rusk
Hudgins
Edsel Buchanan
Lloyd Johnson
Rusk
Word
McNeil
Pat Sasser
Buchanan
Vaughan
Intramural finals plans and boxing style picks at Amarillo High
Fight fans should arrive early for the Amarillo High intramurals finals at the High School Armory before 7. Customers risk turning away as doors open at 7 30. The recap lists predicted winners in multiple matches with notes on strength and experience plus local sports updates and minor baseball news from Bones Sanders.
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Amarillo High School
High School
Worry Warts Vanities Reach Amarillo Intramural Finals
The Worry Warts and the Vanities sealed spots in the Amarillo High School Intramural Basketball finals with a 29 to 19 win by the Worry Warts over the Bloodhounds. Bill Talley scored 15 points to pace the Worry Warts as Sandie Carroll leads the Vanities with Oscar Stidger B Gibbs H Lauder T Morrill and W Finley. The championship is slated for Wednesday at the High School Armory.
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Armory Gym
Vanities
Sandie Paul Carroll
Oscar Stidger
B. Gibbs
H. Lauder
T. Morrill
William Finley
Larry Wartes
Sandie Guard
B. Tatley
H. Hudgins
W. Killion
M. Bradford
D. Brown
D. Smith
Bob Rue
G. Edwards
Legion Group To Hold Meet At Office
American Legion Junior Baseball Committee meets this afternoon at the Office 618 Rule Building at 5 o clock to discuss future plans. Joe Scroggins is chairman with J R Marler Dutch Kaufhold and James Scott on the committee. Amarillo to be reoriented in national program this season.
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American Legion Junior Baseball Committee
Joe Scroggins
J. R. Marler
Dutch Kaufhold
James Scott
Little Ferrier Leading Golfers In Charlotte Open
Lawson Little and Jim Ferrier share the lead in the Charlotte Open after a first round 66 each. The $10,000 event saw a strong start with a par-busting attack as the two golfers hold a two stroke edge over the field entering the second round.
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Charlotte
N. C
U.P
Lawson Little
Jim Ferrier
Little
Ferrier
Lombardi Goes Eight Innings For Yankees B Squad
Vic Lombardi pitched eight innings in a spring game against the Yankees B squad in Daytona Beach. He became the first Brooklyn pitcher to go more than five innings this spring.
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Pla
Vic Lombardi
Brooklyn
New York Yankee
Browns Break Camp After Sundra Knee Injury
St Louis Browns break camp with pitcher Steve Sundra hobbling after twisting his knee in a practice game. Sundra was the only injured member as the squad prepared for the season.
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Anaheim
Cal
Steve Sundra
St. Louis Browns
White Sox Pitcher Eddie Smith Struck By Injuring Sprain
Eddie Smith earned the win for Chicago against Pittsburgh but left the game with a sprained shoulder after retiring from pitching.
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Eddie Smith
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
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