Borger Juniors Set To Challenge Nixson For Lead
In Panhandle Junior High League action Borger Poodles meet Nixson Whirlwinds with Nixson holding the pace. Poodles seek to seize first with a victory as Billy Edd Hoff and Joe Gaines pace the rivals and Sam Houston Rangers face Pampa Reapers for third place.
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Cliff Wright
Panhandle Junior High Athletic League
Borger
Nixson
Whirlwinds
Poodles
J. E. Green
Sam Houston Rangers
Pampa Reapers
Butler Field
Bill Teal
Rangers
Reapers
Berger
Billy Edd Hoff
Hoff
Joe Gaines
Gaines
Howard Childress
Ranger
Horace Mann
Dale Richardson
Banner Bowl League Scores for Women Teams
Panhandle Trailways led Banner Bowl with a 0 scoreline and top individual marks overall. Amarillo Beauty Supply, Aero-Matic, Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods, Amarillo Tent & Awning, Jones-Roberts Shoe Store, T. and M. Package Store, Daugherty, Dorris and Bats Liquor posted multiple wins with standout performances from Forister Lyles Roberts Barrow Blind Weeks Flak Everett Small Young Smith Harnage Mullin Mahier Loddell Shirley Walker Moore Green Fletcher Ramey Baker Martens West Cascarilli Daugherty Duniven Murrey Schollenbarger Martini Houston Farmer and others.
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Panhandle Trailways
Forister
Lyles
Roberts
Barrow
Blind
Amarillo Beauty Supply
Weeks
Flak
Everett
Small
Young
Aero-Matic
Smith
Harnage
Lowry
Mullin
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
McCune
Hensley
Scrivens
Amarillo
Mahier
Loddell
Shirley
Walker
Moore
Jones-Roberts Shoe Store
Green
Fletcher
Ramey
Baker
Martens
T. & M. Package Store
West
Cascarilli
Daugherty
Duniven
Dorris
Bats Liquor
Murrey
Schollenbarger
Martini
Houston
Farmer
Bowling league results from United States Employment Service era
Peerless Lanes Strikers won 1 Blind 411 and Shoulders 332, George 339 with Four Roses. won 2 Myers 356 Caldwell 363 Allen 516. Lily Whites won 2 Corey 349 Lynch 327 Blind 459. Tigers won 1 Blind 333 Rigdle 266 Hawkins 412. Clippers won 2 Langford 460. Webb 35 Roberson 286. Go Getters won 1 Thomson 265 Clemmer 319 Jenkins 386. Cellar Dwellers won 2 Ready Rollers won 1.
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United States Employment Service League
Peerless Lanes
Blind
Shoulders
George
Four Roses
Myers
Caldwell
Allen
Lily Whites
Corey
Lynch
Tigers
Rigdle
Hawkins
Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission
Peerless Lanes Clippers
Langford
Webb
Roberson
Thomson
Clemmer
Jenkins
Ready Rollers
Santa Fe League Bowl Scores Mixed Across Teams
Amarillo Bowl Flyers lead with Blind 333 Corey 450 DeMoss 442 Wheeler 465 Hankinson 534 El Capitans win Pixley 456 Broomfield 411 Stock 446 Schroeder 374 Coble 563 Indians 6 Lemmon 411 Ewing 392 Manning 370 Bundrant 490 Git trich 507 Canyons 3 Wyatt 534 Horn 449 Raymond 477 Bush 399 Martin 507 Texans Ramsey 455 Blind 459 Chaddock 393 Wilson 340 Blanchard 457 Limited Jones 384 McLain 404 Nelson 423 Seeley 505 Rose 439 Antelopes Gleason 501 Carr 35 Sells 461 DeGrassi 542 Felerabend 474 Diesels 0 Briscoe 418 Richards 324 Smith 373 Vogel 435 Parks 564 Locals Ayers 522 Barthollama 380 Book 375 Cook 409 Tucker 542 Navajos Maybach 439 Smith 340 Mock 497 Kellerer 427 Schecher ae Caverns 0 Clark 475 Elder 387 LaFalier 426 Green 378 McCune 495 Rancers 3 Cernohaut 510 Cravens 35 Smith 505 Hurley 487 Rogers 494 Scouts 1 Britain 386 Calder 21 Landsberry 346 Tower 578 Savage 550 Chiefs 2 Mierau 538 Simmons 354 Curtis 407 McKirahan 494 Snyder 486.
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Amarillo Bowl Flyers
Blind
Corey
DeMoss
Wheeler
Hankinson
el Capitans
Pixley
Broomfield
Stock
Schroeder
Coble
Indians
Lemmon
Ewing
Manning
Bundrant
Gittrich
Canyons
Wyatt
Horn
Raymond
Bush
Martin
Ramsey
Chaddock
Wilson
Blanchard
Jones
McLain
Nelson
Seeley
Rose
Antelopes
Gleason
Carr
Sells
DeGrassi
Felerabend
Diesels
Briscoe
Odessa-Sweetwater Contest Is Sellout
Odessa athletic director Clayton Hopkins says ticket windows will not open for the Odessa Sweetwater football game as no more tickets exist. Fly Field can hold 11 500 with end zone bleachers added. organizers projected a capacity crowd and received many inquiries from Texas. Hopkins notes they could seat 25 000 if room allowed.
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Odessa
Clayton Hopkins
Texas
Hopkins
Sandies football chatter and ex Sandies in pro and college action
Amarillo fans anticipate a tight clash with Borger as the Sandies aim to disrupt district standings. Local pundits praise Sandies youngsters Harland Collins and teammates while noting Pampa Plainview and others challenge the title. Former Sandies Bob Horne and Billy Lynch report national moves, with Bauman Watts and Essary excelling for Texas programs.
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Sandies
Borger
Plainview
Lubbock
Pampa
Billy Lynch
Sandie Grid
United States Naval Academy
Bob Horne
Billy
Stanley Mauldin
Bee
Chicago Cardinals
Tealay
University of Texas B
Rudy Bauman
John Bob Watts
Maurice Essary
Austin
Bauman
Amarillo
Harris Banking On Joe DiMaggio
New Yankees manager Stanley Harris says the goal is to win the pennant. He names Joe DiMaggio Charley Keller Tommy Henrich Phil Rizutto and Snuffy Stirnweiss as key players and notes a need for a first baseman and pitching help. Larry MacPhail defends his hiring choices amid manager turmoil.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
U.P
Stanley
Bucky
Sovesti
Lalsin
MacPhail
Joe DiMaggio
Harris
Joe
Charley Keller
Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Charley
Chuck) Dressen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Yankees
Dressen
Branch Rickey
Dodger
Leo Durocher
Flores Knocks Out Williams in Bronx Ring
Freddie Flores from Jamaica New York stops Bill Williams in a knockout at 1 5 New York. Lamotta is outpointed by Flores in the same Bronx Park arena card featuring James Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx Park Arena
Freddie Flores
Jamaica
N. Y
Joey Lamotta
James Carter
Bill Williams
Baylor Bears May Face New Longhorn Backfield
Baylor may confront a largely new Texas backfield when the Longhorns visit Waco next Saturday. Four backfield casualties have Coach Dana X. Bible reshaping units. Promising in practice is Bill Cromer a six foot 200 pound freshman from Denton who lettered at Arkansas A. & M. in 1943 1944. Tommy Landry of Mission impressed in Tuesday scrimmage with kicking and passing.
Church Baseball Loops Planned by Church Athletic Association
Representatives of the Church Athletic Association met at the YMCA to outline plans for men and boys basketball leagues. A junior league for under 15 and a senior league for 16 and up will be organized with a committee led by Mobley and Fowler to secure facilities. Participating churches include Polk Street Methodist First Baptist San Jacinto Methodist San Jacinto Baptist First Presbyterian and First Christian with others expected at the November 19 meeting. Referees and scorers will be paid officials and contact details were provided for league entry.
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Church Athletic Association
YMCA
W. E. Mobley
Paul Fowler
Garner Odell
Neal Cannon
Frank Peery
Leon Hill
Polk Street Methodist
First Baptist
San Jacinto Methodist
San Jacinto Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
Yans Battle Cards Friday
The Amarillo Yannigans host their city rivals the Price College Cardinals at 8 pm Friday on Butler Field in the second home game of the season. The Yannigans sit at four wins two defeats after a 33-13 loss to the Canadian Wildcats and a 32-6 win over Tucumcari. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for students.
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Amarillo Yannigans
Price College Cardinals
Butler Field
Rudy Gamblin
Yannigans
Wildcats
Gamblin
Tucumcari
Lubbock Cowhands
Plainview Bullpups
Tulsa Hornets
Cardinals
Farwell
Holy Trinity High of
Trinidad
Cole
Stinnett
White Deer
White Deer Eleven
Testimonial Dinner for Dyer Is Sellout
A sellout of 600 tickets was announced for a testimonial dinner honoring Eddie Dyer, St Louis Cardinals manager, with J. Roy Stockton of the St Louis Post Dispatch expected to deliver the principal speech.
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Houston
U.P
Eddie Dyer
St Louis Cards
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Johnny LaRue Returns to Ring at Tri-State Fair Grounds
The veteran wrestler Johnny LaRue signs to meet Tommy Martindale in a one fall opener at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. The program also features double main events Al Getz vs Art Brady and Leo Jense vs Walter Stratton with tickets at 85 cents, 1.25 and 1.75.
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Amarillo
Johnny LaRue
Tri-State Fair Grounds
LaRue
Dutch Mantell
Dory Detton
Tommy Martindale
Milwaukee
al Getz
Art Brady
Leo Jense
Walter Stratton
Maxor Drug
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Borger Juniors
Tan
Taylor
Panhandle
Amarilo
Bulldogs
Harland Collins
Bobby Bauman
Bill Attebury
Jack Glasgow
Hutchinson County
Scott Rafferty
Milton Price
Scott
Tulia
Dalhart
Hereford
Dimmitt
Perryton
Phillips
Lefors
Lakeview
McLean
Wellington
Shamrock
Floydada
Matador
Balls
Lockney
Paducah
Petersburg
Price College
Bowe
Vening
National Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
Baylor Bears
Longhorn
Murr Re
Pet
U.S
Rog
Erat
Yans Battle
Dyer
Philadelphia
Monroe
Filmore
Park-Tilford
Liquor Mart
Hill & Hill
Tilford
Johnny
Deeton
Dallas
Martindale
THE
Bull Tire Company
O.P.A
Daroff
Gabardines
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