Amarillo Kids Inc rekindle Friday games upset noted
Illness prevented coverage of Friday games in Amarillo Kids Incorporated column. Forest Hill Rebels upset Amarillo College Ganders 5-4 as Deep Commer yielded 19 hits but won on a late spark. Boys Ranch Polecats beat Guadalupe Greyhounds 6-5. Plains Peewee Atoms rout Boys Ranch Commandos 26-4 with multiple homers by Tom Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Rebels
Amarillo College Ganders
Commer
John
Jenkins
Ganders
Boys Ranch Hawks
Joe Sullivan
Houston Street Canaries
Farrel Schell
My — Caudill
Rebels
Billy Orr
Cecil Holloway
Sheridan McCartney
Amarillo College
Boys Ranch Polecats
Ledger
Guadelupe Greyhounds
San Jacinto Atoms
Boys Ranch Commandos
Atoms
Max Manley
Monroe Smith
Fight Commando
Atom
Tommy Joel Smith
Bobby Ellis
Richard Ward
Buddy Karr
Commandos
Ronni Stricker
YMCA Softball Meeting Tonight
Managers of the YMCA Church Men's Softball League meet at YMCA offices 511 E 5th to finalize plans for league operations. Play is scheduled to begin May 24. Earlier report indicated the meeting would be tomorrow night.
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Ymca Church
YMCA
the Collees
Retinia Courts
Evening Radio Programs on KGNC and Affiliates
Radio listings detail evening schedules across KGNC KCKFDA KVAL and KAMQ with programs from News The Sportsman The Sound Off Telephone Hour and Stage America. includes Western Hour and Sports features, devotionals, farm news and music blocks.
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Amarillo
KKGNC
Kckfda
KVAL
KAMQ
Henry
Taylor
Chirta
Bernie’ Mowelt
Firestone
America
Banabriel Beate
KGNC
Bane
Riley
NBC
Len Hopkins
Dick Jergens
E. Coleman
Ordinel
Dick Jersens
Oren & News
Coverini
Coverini 145 Dick Mt Remini
Rhythms All-Star Weste
OCAL
All-Star & News
Auesday
Devotion Western
Ragu
Texas Wanderers
Farm & Ranch
Neighbors Farm Journal Farm & Ranch
Smokey Doe
Marlin
Cecil Brown
Taattace
Watts
News Baptist
Stan Sons Spee
Crosby
Texas News
Whiteman
Merry Go
Iheele
Cub
Mery Go Meung
Badin teen wins Inquirer Invitational with 68
Johnny Palmer from Badin NC earned 2500 dollars after a sterling display of skill and courage at the Philadelphia Inquirer Invitation Tournament. The report notes his 68 and lists several competitors and grade standings from the meet.
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Palmer
Philadelphia
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Masked Marvel Wins Catch Weights Bout at PAGS Seventeen
At PAGS Seventeen West Texas the Masked Marvel defeated Wayne Martin in a catch weights bout while Hickson was beaten by Eddie Gideon. Marti, Martin’s main-event foe Thursday night, is not defending the Southwestern title. The event set for Canyon is part of a larger card with local connections and promotional notes.
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PAGS
West Texas
Masked Marvel
Wayne Martin
Hickson
Eddie Gideon
Marti
Martin
Too May Tips Get Simmons Too May Tips Get Simmons
Curt Simmons the schoolboy pitcher faced pressure as his control faltered after early success with the Philadelphia Phillies. He recalls advice from Ben Chapman and notes the need to pitch like his Sandlot days. Sports figures Blix Donnelly and Walker Cooper appear in the locker area amid line scores and a note on a Glasgow soccer crowd record.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt
Wilmington
Del
Sleeny
Egypt
Phils
Simmons
Husky New York Giants
Ben Chapman
Cincinnati Reds
Rhinelanders
Giants
Cooper
Walker
Blix Donnelly
Blix
Donnelly
Baseball chart as O Dowdy Hickson set to meet Thursday
O Dowdy of Big Spring and Billy Hickson of Knoxville Tenn will wrestle Thursday in a semi windup best two of three falls or 45 minutes. Also notes that insurance certificates cover Charter Oak Fire Insurance and Business Men's Assurance Company with Texas authority for 1949.
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O’dowdy
Hickson
Pat O'Dowdy
Big Spring
Billy Hickson
Knoxville
Tenn
O Dowdy
Insurance Commissioners
George B. Butler
Board OF Insurance Commissioners
State of Texas
Austin
Texas
Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Sharp Tops Field In Week End Golf Sweepstakes
Sharp led the field at the Ross Rogers Golf Course Weekend Sweepstakes with a net 66 after a 78-12-66. Other ball winners included J. G. Risley 79-11-88 and Ople Griffin 73-469.
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Susver Sharp
Ross Rogers
J. G. Risley
Ople Griffin
Patton tops world mark at West Coast Relays
Mel Patton of USC eclipsed the world best in the 100 yard dash at 9.3 seconds at the 22nd West Coast Relays in Fresno. The performance broke his own unofficial record by one tenth of a second and topped a field of leading sprinters.
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Patton
Fresno
Cal
Mel Patton
University of Southern California
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Maverek
Donald Voorhees
Bell Telephone Orchestra
Advt
One Kids. Inc
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Eamel
Seymour Lipkin
Bob Lyle
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Johnny Mize
Amsboyce
H. E. Boggs
Verne Crawford
Amarillo Country Club
Women's Golf Association
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Ewis Dorougn
Horace Mann
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Sanborn
Walcher
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Miller
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Horace
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Sharp Tops Field
DR. L. V. Cradit
Barfield Bidg
6Th & Polk Sts
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Motor Supply Automotive Equipment Arts
Coeree Scree Cres
SSP At
Leroy
Star Blades
Osteo! Hospital
Dra'Cradit and
Vick
Lester J. Vick
West 10m Street
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Sth & Parker
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Price
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Blackburn Bros
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