Texas and Texas A. and M clash in muddled Southwest race
Texas leads theSWC with four wins one loss as Texas A. and M lures the Longhorns into a pivotal Thursday clash in College Station. SMU and TCU win big while Rice slips. Rice loss to TCU today tightens the race and could push title into a multi team split with Cotton Bowl implications.
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United Press
Southwest
College Station
Longhorns
Dana X. Bible
Aggies
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Rice
Baylor
Moon Mullins
Grant Groaner Plans To Revive Local Mat Sport
Dory Detton, longtime Amarillo wrestler, has returned to make his home. He has retired from active competition but intends to promote wrestling in Amarillo and is seeking a suitable site to host events. His legacy as a clean scientific wrestler remains in local fans.
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Dory Detton
Amarillo
Detton
District Titles Driven by Week's Play Action in Texas
Four district champions remain to be decided with top teams like Wichita Falls Highland Park Lufkin and Waco leading. Amarillo Odessa and others head toward key clashes as bi district sites include Marshall Lufkin San Antonio and Fort Worth.
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Texas Scholboy
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Odessa
el Paso High
Paris
Highland Park
Dallas
North Side
Fort Worth
Crozier Tech
Breckenridge
Waco
Marshall
Lufkin
Milby
Houston
Goose Creek
Jefferson
San Antonio
Brownsville
Pampa
Sandies
Plainview
Temple
Port Arthur
Muny Team Leads in inter City Tourney at Ross Rogers
In a four way inter city match yesterday at Ross Rogers Course local Muny team dominated, beating Pampa Roger and Phillips. Low scorers included H L Bradley 73 Knox Whitney 73 Paul Smith 74 Bill Keith 75 Byron Gerdes 75 with Borger duo Laningham and Stewart 76s. Amarillo led with three wins, Borger two, Pampa one, Phillips none.
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Ross Rogers Course
H. L. Bradley
Knox Whitney
Paul Smith
Bill Keith
Byron Gerdes
Earl Laningham
O. F E. Stewart
Borger
Amarillo
Pampa
Phillips
Bowling Scores from Amarillo Major League Night
Recap of team scores and individual line totals from the Amarillo bowling league. Reager's and Diamond Shops posted strong series while Pinkney Packing and John Farrell Lbr show mixed results. Team standings reflect several win totals and high three game series across clubs.
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Amarillo
Reager
McCullough
Powell
O’kerle
Fletcher
Diamond Shops
Fenberg
Baker
Caplan
Gittrich
Buccola
Foxworth-Galbraith Lbr. Co
Teas
Boxwell
Cogdell
Crews
Weeks
Amarillo Oldsmobile
Farmer
Reppert
Pearson
Jackson
Langley
Amarillo Olds Co
Builders’ Supply Co
Jno. Farrell Lbr Co
F’w'th-Galleth Lbr
Diamond Shop
Auto Wreck Co
Pinkney Sunrays
Missouri Tigers Win Big Six Title With Kansas Victory
Kansas City article reports the Missouri Tigers clinched the Big Six title by beating Kansas 33 to 12 on Saturday. The final conference standings resemble the 1945 football outcome, with Missouri as the new crown bearer.
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Kansas City
Missouri Tigers
Kansas
OPA to End Ceiling on Pool Halls and Bowling Alleys
Beginning Saturday the Office of Price Administration will stop telling pool halls and bowling alleys how much they can charge customers. The move ends price ceilings on these entertainment venues.
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Washington
OPA
Bowl Signings Signal 1946 Postseason Matchups
Undefeated Oklahoma A and M and one loss St Marys will meet in the Sugar Bowl on January 1. Alabama has signed to appear in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, while USC faces UCLA in a decisive Los Angeles clash. Holy Cross accepts Orange Bowl bid as Miami and others vie for bids in the Sun Bowl selections for New Mexico.
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New Orleans
U.P
Oklahoma A
St. Mary's
San Francisco
Alabama
Pacific Coast Conference
Pasadena
Southern California
Trojans
Ucla Bruins
Los Angeles
USC
Washington State College
Washington
Pacific Northwest
UCLA
Washington State Cougars
Miami
Holy Cross
EL Paso
New Mexico
Ted Shipkey
Willis Barnes
Denver University
Wake Forest
Southern Methodist
University of Virginia
Virginia
Texas Tech
Clyde Hall Arrives in Boston Aboard Huntington
Amarillo's Sgt Clyde W Hall lands in Boston today aboard the Benjamin Huntington arriving after a coastal voyage. Hall is welcomed by officials and family as he disembarks to begin duties in the area.
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Clyde Hall
Clyde W. Hall
Amarillo
Boston
Benjamin Huntington
Local Broadcasts Highlight Pampa and Amarillo Sports
The Sandie Harvester game airs Saturday afternoon on KPDN Pampa with Bob Watson at the mic, and KGNC Amarillo broadcasts the Army-Navy game after noon from College Station, followed by the Texas Texas Aggie battle. Panhandle Officials and Coaches Association meeting in Canyon with a banquet planned in Amarillo on Dec 4.
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Sandie-Harvester
KPDN
Pampa
Bob Watson
Mike
KGNC
Amarillo
College Station
Kern Tips
Wes Box
Charles Jordan
Panhandle Officials and Coaches Association
Buffalo Courts
Canyon
Longhorns Resume Training Ahead of Aggies Game
Visitors barred as the University of Texas Longhorns resume training for their lick-log contest with the Texas Aggies at College Station Thursday.
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Austin
University of Texas Longhorns
Texas Aggies
College Station
Maverick Eleven Holds Grid Lead In Amarillo Football
Harland Collins leads Amarillo Sandies with 60 points and 10 touchdowns plus 7 two point plays as they prepare for a pivotal showdown with the Harvesters in Pampa. The Amarillo Boys League nears final standings after five games with Mavericks, Sanborn and other clubs posting wins and forfeit results.
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Harland Collins
Amarillo
Harland
Sandies
the Harvesters
Pampa
Amarillo Boys
Maverick
Margaret Wills
Amarillo College
Pat McCarthy
Russell Reneau
Dale Halsey
Mavericks
E. G. Saunders
Price College
Edwin Russell
Sanborn
McKinley
Russell
Taylor
San Jacinto
Billy Wilson
Frank Taylor
Perry Burks Wins Honors In Amarillo Golf Tourney
Perry Burks shot a net 67 to win the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association weekend handicap tournament at Ross Rogers Course. Other winners included Lt Bill Simpson 68, Speed Ravey 69, Jack Phillips 70, Sgt H C Jennings 70, Bill Bogard 71, Billie Callahan 71. A drawing chose the low gross winner with a 71 par.
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Perry Burks
Amarillo
J. R. Brown
McSpaden and Hogan Face Playoff for $2000 Title
Jag McSpaden and Ben Hogan tied at 282 after 72 holes in the Montgomery Invitational and met in a playoff today for the first money of $2,000. The event closed with both stars vying for the championship.
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Montgomer
Jag McSpaden
Ben Hogan
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Sears Map Blueprint CO
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French Cleaners & Hatters
Fifth Phone
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Glenmore Distilleries Company Incorporated
Louisville, Kentucky
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Lou Novikoff
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Lee Fe
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EF. C. Quigley, Jr
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Bill Durham
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Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Maverick Eleven
Wayne Holloway
Billy McLaughlin
Kenneth Brown
State Banking Department
People's
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Duzzitt
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Fillmore
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Campbel Boxing Shoes
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