Wagner Wins Class B Championship in Texas State Bowling
Ruby Wagner of Amarillo won the Class B title at the Texas State Women's Bowling Tournament in San Antonio with 541 across three games. Amarillo teams posted mixed scores as Panhandle Trailways, Builder Supply, Reager's Market, Banner Bowl, and others contributed totals such as Wag ner 496 and Page 429 in the event.
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San Antonio
Ruby Wagner
Amarillo
Panhandle Trailways
Birnie
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Heket
Lemison
Waker
Builders Supply
Dorris
Weeks
Roberts
Wagner
Shane
Gill
Farmer
Duniven
Cascarelli
Melton
Banner Bowl
Moore
West
Forister
Thomas
Grid Scores From Saturday And Sunday Football Action
.APS matches show Mississippi State 27 over LSU 20 and Villanova 41 to 0, with many other college and military base games across Saturday and Sunday. Key results include Concordia River Forest 0 over Central Pella 26 and Catawba 55 over Appalachian State 0.
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Associated Press
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Villanova
Boston College
Corpus Christi Navy
Jacksonville Navy
Wheaton
Concordie
River Forest
Central
Pella
Iowa
Western State
Ill
Florida A. & M. College
Tuskegee
Oak Ridge
Milligan
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Kans
Morris Brown
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Catawba
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Coast Guard Academy
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Barksdale Field
Little Creek
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French Frees Navy Discharge Plans Return to Baseball
Larry French former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher received his discharge from the Navy and announced plans to resume his baseball career next spring.
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Los Angeles
Larry French
Brooklyn Dodgers
Amarillo Boys League halves five of eight games in schedule
Five of eight scheduled grid battles were completed in the Amarillo Boys League. Three others were postponed or forfeited. In Junior play San Jacinto and 3700 Tavior tied 0 to 0 at Sam Houston field, while Margaret Wills beat Amarillo College 14 to 0 with Sanders scoring two long touchdowns. Intermedate and junior results included Maverick Club 13 Sanborn 6 and Price College 36 Amarillo Wills 7. Forfeits and rescheduled games noted. Pee Wee contests slotted afternoons due to equipment shortages.
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Boys’ League
Amarilo Boys Football League
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Margaret Wills
F E. G. Sanders
Amarillo College
Sanders
McKinley-North Side
Sanborn-Maverick
Price College Intermediate
Joe Guide
Pay Dirt
Harry Gill
Paul Compton
Jim Debbrecht
Hines
Johnson
Nelson
Hansard
Maverick
North Side
Taylor
Amarillo
Sneed Ravey Wins Tourney at Ross Rogers Course
Sneed Ravey carded a net 69 to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Week End Handicap Tournament held at the Ross Rogers Course. Other winners include Jack Phillips 75-5-70 H. C. McFarland 76-5-71 and Roy McKinney 80-9-71.
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Speed Ravey
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
Jack Phillips
H. C. McFarland
Roy McKinney
Denver to host Trans Mississippi and Public Links golf events
Denver announces next year's golf schedule with the Transmississippi championship at Wellshire Course. Women's dates July 8 to 13, men's July 29 to August 3. The National Public Links Championship also planned for July.
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Denver
Transmississippi
Denver Wellshire
Mexico to mark revolution anniversary with large parade
Mexico City plans a three day commemoration starting November 18 with a parade of thirty five thousand athletes for the revolution anniversary on November 20. The silk industry is thought to have originated in China about four thousand years ago.
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Mexico City
Mexico
China
Davis Wins Annual Muny Golf Tourney at Ross Rogers
F. L. Davis defeated Ernie Dowell 3 and 1 to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Handicap Match Play Tournament held at the Ross Rogers Course. Davis reached the final by vanquishing C. B. Johnson H. L. Bradley and Henry Pond. W. L. Campbell earned top consolation in the championship flight with a 3 and 1 win over W. M. Baker. Roy McKinney and Jack Phillips finished all square after 18 holes. Jim Payne beat J. A. Hazlewood 2 and 1 to win the first flight consolation. Lt. Bull Simpson claimed the championship in the second flight by defeating Knox Whitney 2 and 1, with Paul Smith taking the consolation by default.
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Ernie Dowell
F. L. Davis
Amarillo
Roy McKinney
Jack Phillips
Jim Payne
J. A. Hazlewood
Bull Simpson
Knox Whitney
Paul Smith
Querry Downs Rage To Win First Flight Championship
Querry Downs Rage To Win First Flight at Amarillo Country Club in the President's Handicap Tournament. He defeated Sat. Jean Rago in the finals 1 up after early semi final wins by Rago over Chuck Wagner and Querry over Capt. C. M. Guignon.
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Art Querry
Jean Rago
Sergeant Rago
Chuck Wagner
Querry
Capt. C. M. Guignon
A. N. Olver
Ninth Annual Globe News Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney
Victory Alleys in Amarillo hosts the ninth annual Globe News Panhandle Open on Nov 10-11 and 17-18. Colorado College visits West Texas State on Nov 17 in Colorado Springs while Amarillo College hosts Hardin Junior College on Nov 15. Amarillo Yannigans play Lakeview Eagles on Nov 22 and Amarillo Sandies meet Lubbock Westerners at Butler Field. Navy 22. A golf proposal to limit tournament entrants is discussed at the PGA meeting in Chicago on Nov 12-13.
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Globe-News
Chicago
Professional Golfers of America
Oliver Scott
Oliver
James
West Texas State
Joe Louis Deflates Billy Conn With Witty Retort
The heavyweight champion Joe Louis jokingly undercuts Billy Conn recalling their 1941 title fight. Conn led on points late, but Louis quips that Conn could not hold the title for two rounds, let alone two years, highlighting Louis's famed dry humor.
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Associated Press
Joe Louis
Joe
Billy Conn
Conn
Billy
Sandies era insights and Kerrville chessing claims
Local notes sketch AMA RILLO history with former players like Donald Rook Dudley Underwood James and Oliver Scott, recounting 1930s Kerrville clash and a 1936 Amarillo state title. The column disputes Judge Wingle's Kerrville bench comparison to Notre Dame citing squad sizes and subs.
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Milton Cox
Amarillo
San Antonio
San Antonio Express
Judge Wingle
Kerrville
Antlers
Notre Dame
Professional Golfers Open Two Day Meeting
The Professional Golfers Association of America opened its annual two day meeting in Chicago with financial and business reports on the agenda and officer elections due tomorrow. About 60 members from 28 sectional groups attend led by Ed Dudley of Atlantic City who has presided since 1941. The association raised 250000 for rehabilitation in the past 42 tournaments and 610000 since the war.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Ed Dudley
Atlantic City
N. J
Globe News Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney Leaders
Local Keglers lead in most divisions at the Globe News Panhandle Open bowling tourney held at Victory Lanes. Leaders include Class A Poxworth Galbraid Lumber of Amarillo with 2669, Class B Lions Club of Lubbock with 2525, Class C Hi Liners of Amarillo with 2199. Doubles top champion John Laughlin and Jim Fletcher of Amarillo with 1277. Singles top Ted Buccola of Amarillo with 621. Class B doubles Jacque West and Wallie Fair of Amarillo with 1035. Class C doubles A C Hudson and A E Norman of Amarillo tied with 452. Final rounds slated Saturday and Sunday as out-of-town bowlers take over.
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Lions Club of
Lubbock
Lawlers
Poxworth-Galbraid Lumber
Amarillo
John Laughlin
Jim Fletcher
Jacque West
Wallie Fair
A. C. Hudson
A. E. Norman
Ted Buccola
C. J. Novak
Jack Fyfe
Hudson
Armistice Day Tilts Highlight Texas High School Race
Spotlight shifts to Brownwood and Sweetwater as Armistice Day games decide Districts 3 and 9 with undefeated Brownwood and Odessa facing injury plights and late-season tests. Milby clinches Houston District 13 while Paris and Brownsville win to close in on District titles across the state.
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Sweetwater
Odessa
Breckenridge
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pampa
Paris
Denison Lufkin
Nacogdoches
Milby
Austin
Brownsville
Edinburg
Highland Park
Denton
Galveston
Orange
Tickets On Sale For Amarillo Lubbock Football Game
Tickets go on sale Saturday at Maxor Drug and Herbert Drug for the Amarillo Lubbock football game. The Sandies and Westerners meet Thanksgiving afternoon November 22 at Butler Field. Reserve seats are 1.20 and general admission 0.90.
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Butler Field
Plainview
Lubbock Westerners
Pampa
Borger
Brownfield
Amarillo-Lubbock
Maxor Drug
Herbert Drug
Maxor
S. Herbert Drug
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