Odessa Next For Sandies In Track Relays
Coach John Whinnery prepares Amarillo High School track forces for the Sand Hill Relays in Odessa after strong showings at Austin in the Texas Relays and Lubbock Invitational. The mile relay team set a Texas Relays record before finishing second. Bobby Bauman ran a 49 second final 440 and placed in the 440. Strueber won the shot put and the 440 relay team finished second. several Sandies contributed in hurdles, jumps, and sprints with trio Clifton Taylor and Fox among top finishers.
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John Whinnery
Amarillo
Odessa
Austin
Wihinnery
Bobby Bauman
Tunnerup
Golden Sandie
Jack Hudgins
Lawrence Jackson
Richard Winningham
Bauman
Barman
Willingham
J. R. Vaughn
David Mims
Lubbock
Mike Strueber
Claude Fox
Marion Cole
Gene Taylor
Jimmy Clifton
Sandies
Jerry Laceky
Clifton
Taylor
Franklin Wins Skeet Tourney at Amarillo Club
Franklin, a 17 year old newcomer, won first in the Amarillo Gun Club Weekly Skeet event at Thompson Park with 48 of 50 targets. D. L. McDonald was runner up with 41, followed by Bill Train 41 and Frank Elkins 39 amid windy conditions. other scores included Dr. Jack Ounger 38 and Eddie Roberts 21.
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Bill Franklin
Amarillo
Thompson Park
D. L. McDonald
Bill Train
Frank Elkins
Jack Ounger
Earl Blasdell
Dr . M. Roberts
Eddie Roberts
J. O. Holland
Bradley Wins Ross Rogers Course Sweepstakes With 68
H L Bradley nets 68 to win the Ross Rogers Course Week End Colf Sweepstakes. Card shows 74-6-68 as best by a wide field including D R Burnett Homer Smith Colby Davies W E Sharp J E Kidd Jack Phillips Jack Bush Jim Ricketts and W P Thorpe N M Farm and Livestock Bureau official will speak at McAllister NW on April 1.
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H. L. Bradley
D. R. Burnett
Homer Smith
Colby Davies
W. E. Sharp
J. E. Kidd
Jack Phillips
Jack Bush
Jim Ricketts
W P Thorpe
N. M
Farm and Livestock Bureau
McAllister, NW. M
Sox Start Pruning The trimming begins at Amarillo camp
The Amarillo Gold Sox trimmed rosters after an 11-5 exhibition loss to Borger. Wayne Kristophel and Ray Weigel were released, while Merle Young and Joe Budny impressed in relief. Rookie catchers Wilburn Sooter and Joe Juliano showed promise, and Bill Oberle stood out with a triple and key defensive plays. The team plans daily squad games and a Thursday exhibition at Canyon against West Texas State College.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Borger
Gassers
Harry Lamprich Cane Som
Ese Ce Ce
Amumuvuniceu Lie
Zelionople
Wayne Kristophel
Ray Weigel
Kristophel
Weigel
Merle Young
George Sutch
Sox
Young
Lamprich
Wilburn Sooter
Joe Juliano
Juliano
Joe Budny
Wrighthander
Stan Wilson
Dallas Womack
Ransom
Wilson
Budny
Gasser
Sam Ryan
Bob Crues
Gold Sox
Big Joe Bauman
Vardon Gilchrist
Canyon
West Texas State College
Buffalo
Women's Banner Bowl League Opens Earlier Tonight
The Women's Banner Bowl League will start at 7 o'clock instead of 7 30 tonight to fit a double shift. The same schedule will be used next Monday to finish the league so local women can enter the national tournament in Grand Rapids Michigan without interference.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Mayne Brady to Meet Again in Wrestling Semifinal
Ken Mayne of Salt Lake City and Art Brady of Huntington Park Cal are set for a best two of three falls semifinal at the Fairgrounds arena with a 45 minute limit. They drew three weeks ago and both won last Thursday, Mayne with partner Pappenheim in a four man event and Brady defeating Billy McEuin.
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Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Art Brady
Huntington Park
Cal
Fairgrounds Arena
Jack Pappenheim
Troutvale
Ore
Buck Lipscomb
Indianapolis
Mayne-Brady
Mayne
Pappenheim
Lipscomb
Floyd Hansen
Brady
Billy Mc Euin
Gainesville
Pappenheim-Lipscomb
Weatherly Scores Ace as Muny Golfers Sweep Matches
A. D Weatherly nailed a hole in one on the No 3 160 yard hole to help the Ross Rogers Course team win a four way intercity golf meet at Huber Country Club Borger. Muny teams defeated Phil lips Pampa and Amarillo with Huber and Phillips posting strong scores. Next match at Ross Rogers Course on April 13.
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A. D D. Weatherly
Ross Rogers
Huber
Borger
Amarillo
Muny
Phillips Country Club
Pampa Country Club
Phillips
Pampa
Local Amarillo intramural boxing finals shock crowd
Amarillo officials recount chaotic finals at Tri-State Pair Grounds last Friday night. Paul Sanders toppled Bobby Brown in 126-pound upset while Sammie Simms defeated Jim Wortham amid boos. Notable winners include Mike McCarthy Dick Tharp Skeeter Haggerton Buster Holman Jimmy Hamilton Buddy Wilkinson Clifford Bradley Art Sharp Melvin McClung Bobby Linker Bob Lyle and Fred Reynolds.
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Amarillo
Tri-State
Paul Sanders
Sammie Semms
Joe Scoby
Bobby McCrary
William McCrary
Joe Goulding
Gayle Cavin
Bob Hoefer
Gene Sanders
Mike McCarthy
Dick Tharp
Skeeter Haggerton
Buster Holman
Jimmy Hamilton
Buddy Wilkinson
Clifford Bradley
Art Sharp
Melvin McClung
Bobby Linker
Bob Lyle
Fred Reynolds
Wortham
Bobby Brown
Sanders
Brown
Bobby
Paul
Jack Glasgow
Sandie End
Roy Bassett
Jack Sallee
Two Kids Inc Cage Title Tilts Tonight
Two Kids Inc advances two city championship games in high school armory finals for Peewee and Junior divisions. Wolflin Ponies face Maverick Club Peewees at 7:00 followed by Boys Ranch versus Maverick Club Juniors at 8:00, with both finals tight after mixed playoff results.
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Two Kids, Inc
Cage
Kids, Inc
Wolflin
Ronies
Peewees
Boys Ranch
Maverick Club
Wolflin Ponies
Maverick Mites
Mavericks
Mustangs
Coming Ben Hogan to pen triweekly golf articles
Local sports page announces Ben Hogan will write a golf article series appearing three times weekly. The inaugural piece is slated to run tomorrow, detailing insights and updates from the sport. Hogan is expected to share analysis, tips, and commentary aimed at golf enthusiasts.
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Ben Hogan
Bowling Score Updates From Amarillo League Results
Amarillo National Bank led wins with scores 495 476 534 558 and 514 while Khiva Temple posted 525 462 527 506. Other teams listed include Coker 566 Wyatt 497 Pletcher 537 Prien 463 and Bechtold 602 in makeup play.
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Blind
Martin
Farmer
Sparks
Kimble
Diamond Shop
Coker
Wyatt
Muirhead Sil
Pletcher
Prien
Khiva Temple
Smith
Reager
Ahlstrom
Bechtold
Foxworth - Galbraith Lumber
Vogel
Cox
Bates
Anderson
Weeks
John Farrell Lumber
McCullough
Rog
Hankison
Pinkney Packers
Laughlin
Hudson
Miller
Crews
Buccola
Palmer
Albstom
Pester
Weirick
Forister
Builders Supply
Reppert
West
Langley
Neely
Multiple Local Leagues Playouts With Team Scores
Local clubs and businesses competed in scattered league games. Notable winners include Amarillo Garage & Storage and National Shirt Shop with series scores and individual tallies across various teams and venues, while community groups such as Kiwanis and Boxwell Bros. posted decisive margins and high scores.
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Amarillo Garage & Storage
J. Hudson
Reese
M Hudson
Blind
National Shirt Shop
Osenbaugh
Pyeatt
Stidges
Cox
Put & Take Grocery
Johnson
W. Reeves
Wilbanks
Price
D. Reeves
KGNC
Torrey
Biges
Reid
McDonald Auto Supply
Taylor
Skipworth
Trimmer
Anderson
Carson
Boxwell Bros
Mead
Boxwell
MecKirahan
Jacobson
Green
A. Whitaker
Fyfe
K. Whitaker
Headrick
West
Sportsman
Novak
Kay
Reed
Mitchell
Crump
Palo Duro Motors
Gentry
Rankin
Muirhead
Palmer
Pleasant Valley
F. Johnson
Walker
E. Johnson
M. Barker
H. Barker
Bears Open Spring Grid Work Today
Baylor University's new coaching staff prepares 150 candidates for opening spring drills in Waco. Head coach Bob Woodruff and assistants Tipp Mooney and Frank Broyles lead a group aided by ex Baylor greats Jack Russell Bob Nelson and Martin Ruby. Twenty four lettermen return, led by captain James Griffin, with new talents Nick Kazanas Havyden Fry and Herman Foster joining.
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Waco
Baylor University
Bob Woodruff
Tipp Mooney
Chicago Bear
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Jack Russell
Bob Nelson
Will Martin Ruby
Texas A
James Griffin
Bryan
New Talen
Nick Kazanas
Havyden Fry
Herman Foster
Odessa
Dodgers May Have New Star
Havana March 31 W?P Ed Duke Snider recently acquired by the Brooklyn Dodgers was considered by Manager Leo Durocher as a first flight candidate for one of the outfield berths. Snider collected three hits for the second straight day as the Dodgers bowed to the Montreal Royals 6 to 5 in 13 innings.
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Havana
Duke) Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Snider
Dodgers
Montreal Royals
Texarkana Bears top Little Rock 7 5 after Lonergan wild second
Texarkana Bears beat Little Rock 7 to 5 as Bill Lefty Lonergan exhibited wildness in the second inning allowing four runs. Tony Dibartolo delivered a two run double in the fourth to seal the win. Jinx Poindexter and Guy Davis pitched for Texarkana while Lonergan and Luke Hamilton shared pitching for Little Rock.
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Texarkana
Texarkana Bears
Little Rock
Bill
Lonergan
Tony Dibartolo
Jinx Poindexter
Guy Davis
Luke Hamilton
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