Mavericks Rout McKinley In Amarillo League Showdown
In the Amarillo Boys Football League fifth week, the Maverick Club defeated McKinley 32 to 0 to seize the Junior League lead. Amarillo College Pee Wees beat the host 27 to 12 at 3700 Taylor field, while the Maverick Club edged the 3700 Taylor Intermediates 37 to 0.
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McKinley Eleven
Russell Reneau
Pat McCarthy
Buddy Verplank
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Amarillo College Pee Wees
Travis Barton
Dale McCullough
Rex Baxter
Jackie Pyre
Leon Eagleston
Amarillo College
Margaret Wills
North Side
E. G. Saunders
Danny Martin
Jack Coontze
Glen Savage
Pee Wees
San Jacinto
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Lubbock Westerners Aim to Break Amarillo Butler Field Streak
Amarillo's Sandies, 45 straight Butler Field wins, host Lubbock Westerners in District 1-AA action on Thanksgiving. The Westerners last beat Amarillo on Butler Field in 1939, a game that started a long home winning run for the Sandies.
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Patt Powell
Amarillo
Sandies
Butler Field
Lubbock Westerners
Lubbock
Amrene
Westerners
Presley Leads Westerners Against Sandies at Butler Field
Charles Presley captain and center of the Lubbock Westerners will end his schoolboy football days Thursday afternoon on Butler Field as his team faces the Amarillo Sandies in a key matchup.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
South Plains
Pampa
Plainview
Charles Presley
Lubbock Westerners
Butler Field
Carlos Thornton
Sandie
Gamblin Makes Champions of Whirlwinds With Few Signs
Rudy Gamblin and wife Gustyne, both deaf and dumb, coach and teach at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High. Their son and daughter, Vera Catherine, join a family famed for turning out strong football players using sign-based instructions. The Nixson Whirlwinds, under Gamblin, won seven straight city junior high titles, with captain James Garner delivering a key late touchdown.
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Gustyne
Vera Catherine
West Tenth
Gamblin
America
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
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City
Amarillo Yannigans
Borger
Bulldogs
James Garner
Garner
Mrs. Gamblin
New York
Amarillo
W. A. Fisk
International Harvester Co
Vera
Nixson
Prominent Sports Figures Gather For Elks Club Event
Bob Watson hosts a special football program at the Elks Club tomorrow night at 8 30 informal and free for fans. Howard Lynch and T G Hull will answer questions while West Texas State coaches Gus Miller Windy Nicklaus Amarillo tutors Dan Salkeld Goober Keyes Francis Rish and Steve Sebo attend.
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Bob Watson
SGNC
Moeel
Elks Club
Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Sandie
West Texas State
Gus Miller
Windy Nicklaus
Amarillo
Dan Salkeld
Goober Keyes
Francis Rish
Steve Sebo
Moore Takes First in Amarillo Golf Tourney
H S Moore shot 65 to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association weekend handicap at Ross Rogers. Winners include W L Campbell 68, O M Ramsey 67 and 69, Colby Davies 66, Bob Taylor 70, Henry Morris 70, Perry Burks 70. Brown and Munn tied for low gross with 71. Brown won on a flip.
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H. S. Moore
Amarillo
Henry Morris
Perry Burks
J. R. Brown
John Munn
Brown
Byrd Meets Harrison for First Golf Money Prize
Sam Byrd of Detroit and Dutch Harrison of Chicago staged an 18 hole playoff for the Azalea Open first money in Mobile. Both finished regulation 72 holes with 283 after yesterday. Ben Hogan took third with 285. Other tied scores included Joe Kirkwood Harold McSpaden Art Doering and Denny Shute.
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Mobile
Ala
U.P
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Dutch Harrison
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Merion
Art Doering
Querry and Parr To Decide Amarillo Club Golf Title
Querry and George Parr will meet for the championship of the Amarillo Country Club President's handicap tournament. The match, likely Saturday, could be played any time before Sunday night. Querry won the first flight to reach the final by beating Set. Johnny Rage 2 and 1. Parr advanced by defeating R. H. Kelly 6 and 4 in the second flight final. Dr. E. W. Cain beat Dean Huffman 2 and 1 for the first flight consolation. Jimmy Barnhill won the second flight consolation 6 and 5 over M. D. Snyder.
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Art Querry
George Parr
Amarillo Country Club
Querry
Parr
A.N. Olver
Downing
Johnny Rage
R. H. Kelly
Dr. E. W. Cain
Dean Huffman
Jimmy Barnhill
M. D. Snyder
Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
Local bowling scores show multiple teams with wins and forfeits. Regulators, Radars, Hi-Liners, Southwesterners, and Reddys posted strong totals, while Electrons and Insulators forfeited. Individual bowler lines list games and series for each club across a season segment.
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Albright
Fewell
Davis
Scott
Wright
Fogg
Lemaster
Shepherd
Anderson
Dunaway
I Ae
Tices Es Simoes
Aggie Game Attendance Talk to Gather Former A M Students
Discussions on attendance at the annual Texas A and M versus University of Texas football game. Former A M students will meet at 7 o clock in the Capitol Hotel to discuss prospects. The game will be played in College Station on Navy 29.
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Texas A. & M
University of Texas
Capitol Hotel
College Station
Navy
Left Handers Sweep Panhandle Open Titles in Marathon Meet
The Globe News Panhandle Open bowling tournament ended its three week run at Victory Alleys. Panhandle State Bank Borger won Class B team with 2600. R S Linscott Borger claimed Class B singles with 645, topping Class A leaders Harpman and Buccola at 621. Other winners included Nu-Grape Albuquerque 2801 in Class A team and George's Service Oklahoma City 2236 in Class C. Doubles And singles results list top teams and bowlers across divisions.
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Panhandle State Bank of
Borger
R. S. Linscott
Berger
Sel Harpman
Oklahoma City
Ted Buccola
Amarillo
Nu-Grape
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Panhandle State Bank
George's Super Service
John Laughlin
Jim Fetcher
C. Mangold
Frank Golob
Rod Allen
Louis George
Sol Harpman
McKinney Beats Phillips for First Flight Golf Title
Roy McKinney defeated Jack Phillips 11 up to win the first flight championship in Amarillo’s Municipal Golfers Association handicap match play tourney held at the Ross Rogers Course. The final went to a 1-up playoff after 18 holes previously left both players even. If tied after the first 18, 18 more holes determine the winner.
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Roy McKinney
Jack Phillips
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
McKinney
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