Southwest Conference title race tightens with four teams tied
With two weeks left five teams still contest the title or a share of it. Texas Christian and Rice lead with three victories and one loss each and meet in Fort Worth. Baylor vs Southern Methodist in Waco also figures prominently as a key showdown.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
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Rice
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Southern Methodist
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Havior
Bears
Texas
TCU
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Owls
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SMU
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Arkansas
Razorbacks
Tulsa
Little Rock
Wake Forest
G-Sox To Train At Gonzales
The Amarillo Gold Sox will conduct spring training at Gonzales about 60 miles south of Austin. Manager Pat McLaughlin announced the site, with other teams expected in the area for exhibitions. Training starts a month before the season opens, with a rookie school two weeks prior. The club will stay at the Plaza Hotel in Gonzales and use a semi pro park with Burma grass and lights.
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Gonzales
Austin
Pat McLaughlin
Sox
Amarillo
Denver
Cuero
Roswell
Gold Sox
Séxason
Denver Bears
Plaza Hotel
McLaughlin
Many States Four Ball Play at Ross Rogers Course
Vern Farquhar, new golf pro at Ross Rogers Course, announces a four ball tournament for Thanksgiving afternoon. Teams of four will consist of A, B, C and D players ranked by home pro. Entry is three dollars including green fee, with a 1 PM tee off.
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Vern Farquhar
Ross Rogers Course
First Stymie Stud Crop Prepares for Winter Racing at Hialeah
The first crop sired by the famed.Stymie will race this winter at Hialeah. Stymie ran seven times at the track in 1944.
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Stymie
Hialeah
Raiders and HSU Favored In Border Conference Play
Texas Tech and Hardin-Simmons University enter the week atop the Border Conference standings with undefeated records. A Saturday slate features Tech at New Mexico and Hardin-Simmons hosting Arizona, plus Arizona State at Tempe and Texas Western visiting West Texas State. Outcomes could set up a Dec. 1 title clash in Lubbock.
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Ariz
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Tech
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Hardin-Simmons
University of Arizona
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Arizona State College
Tempe
Wyoming
Texas Western
West Texas State
Amarillo
New Mexico A&m
Arizona State
Fingestaff
USC
Tulsa
Hardin- Simmons
Loyola of Los Angeles
Peru Sets New Standards After Spoiled Fish Found Unfit
Peru imposes updated rules following discovery of preserved fish unfit for consumption. Officials outline safety benchmarks, inspection routines, and compliance timelines to protect consumers. Authorities emphasize urgent enforcement and potential penalties for violations.
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Peru
Six Major Teams Still Unbeaten in 1951 College Football
New York November 19. Six major teams remain unbeaten heading into the final week as two face tough tests and a third plays a gimlet schedule. Tennessee and Stanford already have Sugar and Rose Bowl slots respectively, Princeton remains Ivy League bound, and Maryland Michigan State San Francisco and Georgia Tech are bowl contenders with key clashes shaping the race.
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Rip Watson
New York
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Stanford
Kentucky Wildcats
California
Oregon State
Princeton
Tigers
Yale
Dartmouth
Maryland
West Virginia
Michigan State
Colorado
San Francisco
Loyola
Los Angeles
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Rice
Baylor
Southern Methodist
SMU
Texas
Texas A&m
TCU
Illinois
Northwestern
Illini
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Browns Blank Giants 10-0 to Extend Championship Bid
Cleveland Browns shut out the New York Giants 10-0 as coach Paul Brown defeated Steve Owen in a decisive clash. The win, part of a season-long stride toward a sixth straight title, widened the Browns’ lead in the American Conference while the Bears moved into a first place tie in the National Conference after beating Green Bay.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Owen Long
Browns
Cleveland
Giants
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
New York Yanks
One Game Left On JH Slate In Panhandle
Panhandle Junior High football standings show Nixson and Borger vie for third place with three wins and four defeats. Sam Houston claimed second by beating Nixson 13-8. Borger defeated Horace Mann 13-0. Longest SEC punt history note: Dixie Howell 89 yards in 1933.
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Nixson
Borger
Sam Houston
Horace Mann
Paina
Alabama
Dixie Howell
Amarillo Country Club Scouts Scotch Two Man Open
The Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association schedules a Scotch twosome for its regular weekly event tomorrow. Partners in the 18 hole division include Benton King with Charles Young and others, while the nine hole pairs feature Millburn Beil, Oakes Mathis, and numerous rotating teams.
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Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association
Benton King
Charles Young
Hugh Tull
Betty Childers
H. EB. Boggs
Triplett
C. L. Duniven, Jr
Fred Wagner
O. K. Huenergarat
Fred Gray
David Patton
E. O. Millburn
Roy Beil
R. R. Beeman
Stanton Thatcher
Shelby Hammack
H. E. Grape
Townsend Douglas
Les Rhea
John Oakes
Claude Mathis
Edgar Wilson
Walter Diggs
A. N. Olver
E. D. Lamb
R. A. Stone
Frank Lawler
H. B. Robbins
C. B. Marsh, Jr
Charles Reid
J. T. Muse
Earl Nutter
John Fullingim
Dick Garre
Ken Grenewald
Carl Hare
Phil Ehly
Vance Hall
Betty Weeks
Kasaboski Tries Tom Martindale on Thursday card
Kasaboski the Russian-Canadian from Hamilton meets Tommy Martindale of Milwaukee in the second bout of the Sports Arena wrestling card. Promoter Dory Detton announced the lineup featuring Southwest champion Dizzy Davis against Frankie Hill Murdock in the main event and Jesse James versus Leo Wallick in the semi windup. Detton planned an additional match to be added to the card.
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Kasaboski
Hamilton
Ontario
Slick Tommy Martindale
Milwaukee
Dory Detton
Detton
Dizzy Davis
Frankie Hill Murdock
Jesse James
Leo Wallick
Martindale
Tommy
Giants Honor Steve Owen As 1927 Team Captain
Steve Owen, head coach of the New York Giants, had served as captain and tackle on the 1927 Giants squad. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Steve Owen
New York Grid Giants
Giant
Globe-News
Yannigan Golds Close Season With Narrow Loss to Cowhands
The Yannigan Golds finished 5 5 after a 0-7 defeat by the Lub bock Cowhands at Hub City last Saturday. They had previously fallen 33-0 to the Cowhands in Amarillo and also dropped games to Canadian 6-7 Borger B 14-19 and Price College 6-6. The Future Sandies beat Boise City 26-7 Bovina 35-13 Portales 14-13 Pampa B 7-6 and Borger B 7-6. The Yannigan Whites closed the week with seven wins and one tie.
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Yannigan Golds
Lubbock Cowhands
Hub City
Cowhands
Amarillo
Dan Salkeld
Golds
Borger
Price College
Four Marks Topple In Bowling Tourney
The 14th Globe-News Panhandle Open bowling tournament ended with record crashes. Albuquerque’s Danny Klentschy and Amarillo’s Cliff Mangold shattered the Class A doubles mark with a 1,308 series, aided by partner changes after Tom Hawley’s injury.
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Poeerlece Tanes
Owsee
Danny Klentschy
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Cliff Mangold
Tuboan
Sam Carter
Husky R. K. Warren
Ralph Linsecott
Berger
Charlie Stanfield
Clovis
Ivan Boxwell
Dumas
Buck Riddle
Pampa
H. C. Hellman
Langley
Boxwell
E. A. Christensen
Lubbock
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Ben Brown
Bob Redford
Cliff Sieneal Amarillo
Danny Kientschy
Bill Kiattenhoff
James Whitfield
Don Dellinger
TEAM
Blackburn Electric
Sir John Schenney
Arillo
Albuquerque Gravel Products
Charles Stanfield
Stan Brake
Virgil Reager
R. K. Warren
Amnerio
H. C. Stewart
Borger
Arthur Lasater
Jody Craig
Don Ormson
Tom Hetherington
Jack Murray
Lawton
Okla
Mackey Motors
Midland
Cabot
Bates Phillips
Ted Evans
Buck
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