Sandies poised for District 1-AA title repeat at Pampa
Amarillo seeks its 15th 1-AA crown in 20 seasons as the Sandies aim to repeat as champions tomorrow against Harvesters at Pampa. Key players Collins Glasgow and Snorgrass may start while Attebury and Rusk are limited. Dunham out with flu. reserve seats at Major Drug.
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Amarillo
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Jack Glasgow
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Badger Quintet Opens Season with 36–23 Victory
Amarillo College Badgers beat the Groom Independents 36 to 23 behind strong rebounding. Starting five of Holdeman Laing Baucum Pranks Hall used sparingly as reserves closed the game. Bobby Helms led Groom with 12 points. Baucum and Carter paced Badger boards and scoring.
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Jess Dearley
Bob Holdeman
Jack Laing
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Glydon Pranks
Bill Hall
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Groom High School
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Missouri to Meet Texas in Cotton Bowl Bid
Missouri football accepted an invitation to play Texas Longhorns in the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day pending Big Six approval. Coach Faurot planned to poll member schools. Missouri aims for a third postseason bowl. The Tigers, after early losses to Minnesota and Ohio State, won five straight conference games and earned four AP All-Big Six berths.
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Associated Press
Navy Navy Final Score Set to decide Army Navy clash
In a preview of the Army Navy game, analysts project Army as the favorite based on extensive season stats. Navy’s underdog status is balanced by strong defense and potential for an upset, with emphasis on final score as the determinant outcome.
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City Cage League Plans Take Shape in Amarillo
At Amarillo College gym four teams sent reps to back a city basketball league. Temporary chair Jess Cearley announced a one week probation for others to join. An eight team league was favored with entry via Dearley at Amarillo College, phone 6275. Representatives included Plains Chevrolet, Dewell Brown, Snooks Independents, Bobby Snooks, Civilian Bombers, Glyn don Riley, and Amarillo College Badgers. A final organizing meeting was set for Thursday night in the college gym.
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Jess Cearley
Dearley
Plains Chevrolet
Dewell Brown
Snooks
Bobby Snooks
Glyndon Riley
Amarillo College Badgers
Jess Dearley
Malone to Lead Buffs in Home Opener at Burton Gym
All-American J. W. Malone will lead the West Texas State Buffaloes against Hereford Prisoner of War Camp at Burton Gym in Canyon tonight at 7 30. Probable starters include Billy Miller Don Leach Hank Decker Borden Price and Malone as the season opens for Coach Gus Miller.
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J. W. Malone
West Texas State Buffaloes
Hereford
Thirteen District Football Titles Decided in Texas
Thirteen district championships are settled with two more titles decided tonight in Texas high school football. Highland Park can clinch with a tie at Sulphur Springs, while Temple and Odessa also claim district honors. Remaining titlists include Wichita Falls Paris North Side Fort Worth Criozier Tech Breckenridge Marshall Lufkin Milby Goose Creek Jefferson Brownsville and others.
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Jefferson
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Navy backs lead in averages with Barrow among leaders
Big Doc Blanchard and Robert Stuart each post 7.6. Bill Barrow, not in the first string backfield, tops the Middle backs with 8.1 but has only 20 carries. Navy heavy hitters Clyde Scott Bob Kelly and Tony Minisi show averages of 5.7 4.3 and 2.7.
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Robert Stuart
Bill Barrow
Navy
Clyde Scott
Bob Kelly
Tony Minisi
Mrs Bebb Wins 18 Hole Flight At Amarillo Golf Day
Mrs Warren Bebb fired a net 71 to take first place in the 18 hole flight at Amarillo Country Club Ladies Golf Day yesterday. Her card read 96 25 71. In the nine hole division Mrs Paul Grant led with a net 21 while Mrs J E Davis won the Luncheon Ball.
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Amarillo Country Club
Paul Grant
J. E. Davis
Kitchens Sparks Childress To 13-7 Win Over Quanah
In Childress on November 30 the Bobcats, led by Kitchens in his final high school game, passed their way to a 13-7 victory over Quanah as Kitchens completed ten of 22 attempts.
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Childress Bobcats
Giant Cagers Out for Wins
Amarillo Army Air Field's Sky Giants, 3 wins in 4 starts, face Midlane AAF tonight at home then travel to Borger tomorrow to meet Phillips Men's Club. Sunday trip to Roswell, New Mexico caps a weekend set. Captain Bruce may mix in and out players due to discharges and furloughs.
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El Paso to Play Odessa for District Title
El Paso High School will host Odessa on December 8 to decide the combined District 3AA and 4AA football championship. The bi district final determines the district title and playoff implications for both teams.
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Florida Heavyweight Elmer Ray Knocks Out Shade in Galveston
Elmer Ray weighing 202 pounds knocked out Tiger Giant Shade at 1 minute 25 seconds of the second round before about 3 000 fans in Galveston. Ray earned the victory in a 202 pound versus 217 pound bout.
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Tiger Giant Shade
Bergstrom Field Fliers Open 22 Game Season at Loyola Wolves
The Bergstrom Field Fliers begin their 22 game schedule with an opening game at New Orleans against the Loyola Wolves in a two game series.
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Whirlwinds Triumph In Opening Cage Tilt
Nixson Whirlwinds defeated Horace Mann Buffs 34 to 13 in a opening cage practice. Bobby Hudgins scored 26 for the Whirlwinds while Perry Browder led the Buffs with a high total. Horace Mann B team beat Nixson B 16 to 10. The Mann quintet faces Sam Houston Bobcats Monday at 4:30 PM on the Bobcats court.
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Perry Browder
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Kurland To Lead Oklahoma Against Zollners Tonight
CHICAGO November 30 The sixth annual all star college basketball team led by Bob Kurland of Oklahoma A and M meets the Fort Wayne Zollners professional champions tonight before a sellout crowd of about 23 000 at the stadium.
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Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A. & M
Fort Wayne
Ind
Olympic Games Decision Narrowed to London or Lausanne
Gustavus T. Kirby of the American Olympic committee predicted last night that the next Olympic games will be held in 1948 at London or Lausanne Switzerland with the final host still undecided.
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Switzerland
Gustavus T. Kirby
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