Harvesters Predicted To Edge Sandies In Pampa Clash
Lubbock scribe Earl Scudday forecasts Amarillo Harvesters beating Pampa Golden Sandies by six points at Pampa. He cites Amarillo ground game advantage, Pampa pass and backfield speed, and notes district 1 AA race implications. He expects a tough, well-played contest.
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Earl Scudday
Lubbock
Amarillo
The
Harvesters
Golder Sandies
Pampa
Goober Keyes
Amarilla
Lan
Allatasor
Tampa
Bandina
Sandies
Inc
Harvestern
Golden Sandica
Amparillo
Golden Sandies
Seandies
Howard Lynch
Hunters Report Strong Duck Season in Rio Grande Valley
Ducks migrate southward due to cold North and Midwest weather boosting Rio Grande Valley hunting. Reports indicate one of the best seasons in recent years for local duck hunters and area observers.
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Rio Grande Valley
North
Midwest
Mat Crown Aspirants Meet In Amarillo Wrestling Card
Amarillo hosts a pro wrestling card led by Dory Detton promoter with Leroy McGuirk as top draw. Main event features George Curtis and Rod Fenton in a best two of three falls over 90 minutes, following a heated last match. Semifinal pits Bobby Burns against Jack Pappenheim with Otto Nichovich debuting against Kenny Mayne. The night opens at 6:50 with a drug sale at Maxor Drug and a framing scene around McGuirk’s diamond studded title.
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Amarillo
Cain
Texas
Dory Detton
Leroy McGuirk
National Wrestling Association
Fair Ground
George Curtis
Rod Fenton
Ata
Fenton
Genet
Curtis
Kneilsen
Bobby Burns
Hall
Helena
Mont Tho
McGuirk
Aug Beth
Burns
Otto Nichovich
Nichovich
Brawny
Jack Pappenheim
Detton
Bobby
Pappenheim
Kenny Mayne
Morman
Salt Lake
Maxor
Mrs Ross Captures Ladies Day Golf Event at Amarillo
Mrs Ross won the Ladies Day event at Amarillo Country Club with a nest-score on the back nine and a 39 6 33 card. Mrs Wy Row claimed the main event title. luncheon ball went to Mrs J W Triplett.
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Wy Row
Amarillo Country Club
Ross
J. W. Triplett
Professional Basketball League of America disbands
The Professional Basketball League of America folded on November 13, 1947, with all 16 clubs ceasing operations. Players became free agents, contracts terminated, and league offices were closed. Chicago Gears star George Mikawen and other players left the defunct circuit as teams returned to the National League or ended contracts.
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Chicago
U.P
Professional Basketball League of America
James O Brooks
Brooks
Wate
Basketbw
Chicago Gears
George Mikan
DePaul
Bob McDermott
St Paul
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Omaha
Koniac City
Waterloo
Joseph
Atlanta
Houston
Tulsa
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Springfield
Biz
National League
Basketball Association of America
Chicago American Gears
Ward “Piggy” Lambert
The
Nationals
Gears
Maurice A. White
Peewee and Junior Grid Leagues Enter Final Week of 1947 Season
The Margaret Wills Peewees under Floyd Hemphill top the Peewee standings with an undefeated six game run. Maverick Juniors lead the Junior division with four straight wins due to Wilson forfeitures. Sanborn and North Side vie for the Intermediates crown as Sanborn holds five straight victories.
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Peewee
Kids, Inc
Margaret, Wills
Charliey Sinclair
Sanborn Eleven Assem
Saaborn
North Side
San Jacinto
Sanborn Squad
Hon
Margaret Wills
Gt. Mary's
Summit
McKinley
Wolflin
Maverick Cluba
le Te Pot
Pia
Pla
Maverick Chib Gg
Margayot Wille
Forest Wik
Bla Baya Ranch
Amarin Gol
van Winener
Oo Ley Garkiniey J
W. GT Pet. Pix, Pts
Sanory
Amarillo Col
Price Collers
Ban Vadiato
Panure Ass A
Fa Bs Maverick Club
DO Tis Kames Adunt Phes
Wisconsin Michigan grid sellout hits record crowd
Wisconsin faces Michigan in a Big Nine clash that sold out 45 000 seats for weeks with ticket demand near 71 000 as fans anticipate a pivotal season end game on November 22 against Minnesota and Ohio State. A massive media presence and high ticket resales mark the event.
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Madlison
Wis
Rennebohm
Wsconsin
Fred
University of Wisconsin
University
Wisconsin
Michigan
William Ospinwall
Ivigene Sia
Badger
Badgers
Cetié
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ohio State
Aix
Hedin
Bednarik Named Lineman of the Week in AP Poll
Bednarik, nicknamed The Clutch, was chosen as Lineman of the Week by the Associated Press. He starred for Penn against Virginia, halting threats at the one yard line and anchoring a 19 7 victory that kept Virginia unbeaten until Saturday. Virginia coach Art Guepe and Penn mentor George Munger praised his performance.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Chuck
Clutch
Boadnarik
Wneman
Associated Press
Hins
Penn
George Munger
Powarda
Bathlehem
Virginia
Bednarth
Art Guepe
Munger
Aggies, Rice Campus Vandalism Spur Debate On Relations
In College Station on November 14 authorities questioned how far a friendly relations pact between Texas A&M and Rice University should go after cadet officers protected Rice in Houston overnight. The campus of Texas A&M appeared spray painted with blue prints and slogans reading Yeah dee.
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College Station
Texas A&m
A&m
Rice Dots
Cadat
Rice
Houston
Ag~gié
LSU Coach Gloomy Over Pending Tilt
Baton Hours La November 13 LSU coach Beynie Moore said fans who favor a win over Mississippi State are ridiculous and uninformed. He warned the team must slow Mississippi State runner Harper Davis and McWilliams to have any chance at victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Louisiana State University
Beynie Moore
Mississippi State
Davis Wnat
Tom
Shorty) McWilliams
Aggle Club To Sponsor State Junior College Tournament
Aggle Club will sponsor a state junior college basketball tournament at Texas A&M College in College Station in late February or March. The exact date will be announced after a statewide poll of junior colleges is completed. Marty Karow, A&M basketball coach, commented yesterday.
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Aggle Club
Cage College Station
Brazos County
A&m Clus
Texas A&m College
Marty Karow
Texas A&m
Yanns Face Pampa Gorillas In Final 1947 Game
Amarillo Yatinigans close a nine game season with a game against the Pampa Gorillas at Butler Field. Kickoff is at ten. The team faces heavy suspensions and injuries, with 19 players dismissed this week and several key players hurt. The Gorillas and Yanns share a mutual foe in Wheeler Mustangs. Admission for the battle is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Amarillo Yatinigans
Pampa Gorillas
Butler Field
Rudy Gamblin
Golden Sandies Aquad
Fingl Wlh
Yanns
Gamblin
Butler
Sandies
Yama
Berger
Incals
Plainview
Lubbock
Gorlaz
Wheeler Mustangs
Mustangs
Amarillo
L Wheeler
Church Athletic Group To Meet
All churches are invited to send representatives to the Church Athletic Association meeting tonight at 7 30 in the YWCA. President R L Winter stressed this morning that both basketball and softball chairmen will be appointed at the session.
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Church Athletic Association
YWCA
R. L. Winter
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