Brown and Croom Ready for Amarillo Muny Golf Final
J R Brown defeated Reg Greenhaw 4 and 3 to reach the 36 hole final against Jimmy Croom at the Ross Rogers course in Amarillo. Brown led 3 up at the turn and finished 4 up on Greenhaw. Finalists in other flights were set. no gallery fee for Sunday. NCAA awards 250 dollars to Prof. Floyd Eastwood for football injury research.
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National Collegiate Athletics Association
Floyd Eastwood
New York University
Gold Sox Face 11-Game Road Trip Starting in Pampa
Amarillo Gold Sox launch an 11 game circuit starting with a night game at Pampa Oilers as Crider stars on the mound striking out 11 with one walk. Duarte and Fulenwider spark the lineup while Pampa’s Jordan is robbed of a base hit in a 12 to 5 victory.
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City League bowling crowns title at Louie's Alleys
In final City League games at Louie's Alleys Palo Duro Motor Company won the league championship despite dropping two games to All-States. Furt Food placed second for the season with McDonald Auto Killough Davies and Panhandle Sign ted in third. All-States finished last. Speer Drug women defeated Berry's Alleys of Pampa 2083 to 2058 in a special inter city match. Madge Murphy led Berry's with a 499 series and a 185 high single.
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Detton Defeats Buddy Knox in National Guard Armory bout
Dory Detton and Buddy Knox opened the card with a rough first fall as Detton forced Knox to surrender in an arm lock. Detton then secured a second fall by a holding slam on Knox to win the match in straight falls. John Nemanic beat Yaqui Joe, Chuck Powell drew with Joe Lynam, and Bob Cummings tied Mike Romano in the opener.
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FCC intervenes as garages listen to police broadcasts
The FCC stopped garagemen in Greenwich from using police broadcasts to beat police to accident scenes. Violating the rule that information from a police broadcast cannot be used for personal gain may bring fines up to $10,000 or two years in prison.
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Maverick Club Column Warns About Future Leaders
Ralph Dykeman writes in Newsette about the influence the next generation will hold over politics law and society. The Maverick Club plans Friday track event at Currie Ranch and a Sunday outing for standout brick campaign participants as they pursue an 18 000 goal.
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Elks and Lions to clash in exhibition softball clash
Elks Club and Lions Club softballers meet at Maverick Club field in an exhibition game at 6 30 this evening. It serves as a practice for the Civic Club Softball League season opening Thursday at Jaycee Park. Free admission for fans. Also Bob Moorman Clemson captain is on scholastic honor roll for the fourth straight year.
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Slow minded Garcia Upsets Overlin in Fifteenth Round
In a dull boxing bout Garcia's slow reflexes mirror a century plant under sun while Overlin's lack of discipline and playboy image weigh on his performance. The writer notes Overlin's decline and questions a moral, concluding with a craving for a vanilla Tom Collins.
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