Stadium echoes and gridiron standings reach Fort Worth
In Fort Worth, reports recount district Friday night games with Amarillo Paschal Pampa Vernon and Plainview, noting Sandies season upturn, Paschal pass interference call, and leaders Jimmy Hayes Elmer Wilson and others. It lists standings, scoring, and upcoming matches, highlighting a busy Texas district schedule.
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Paschal
Fort Worth
Harold Swindell
Sandie Center
Snooky Simcox
Amarillo
Norman
Oklahoma
Boston College
Sooner
Bud
Riley Wilson
Pampa
Vernon
Fort Worth Poly
Borger
Quanah
Plainview
Poly
Parrots
North Dallas
San Angelo
Bulldogs
Otis Ratliff
Weldon Hayes
Don Yarborough
Berger
Tricky Ward
Indians
Harvesters
Sweetwater
Odessa
Pampa Jed
Abilene
Bobby Hughes
Panthers
Hughes
LI Petitsons
POMPA
Siam Cidtesccces
OS Begof
Jimmy Hayes
Elmer Wilson
Pat T
Leon Evans
Tommy Donnell
Gale Murphy
DeWey Cudney
Billy Davis
Kennedy
Jen Overton
Harold Smith
John Yours
Charles Ely
Iampa
Darrell Wilson
Alvin Ward
Dale Scott
Ronnie Holcomb
Bob Clayborn
Kenneth Clapp
Donald Neese
Clint Johnson
D. Yarborough
Jerry Raines
Sherman
Wichita Falls
Forest of Dallas
McKinney
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Kids Incorporated pre season coaches officials meeting in Maverick Club
Officials praised the meeting with 27 teams across three divisions and a drawing for league positions. Coaches discussed 1950 rules, prep scrimmages, and contacts listed for Peewee junior and intermediate divisions. A handful of coaches offered pre season aims while most responses were silent. Complete schedules and game times will appear next Sunday.
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Kids, Inc
Maverick
Jess Dearley
Panhandle Coaches and Officials Association
John Peterson
Horace Smith
PCCA
Peewee
Forest Hill
Red Towne
Margaret Wills
Corkey Cornelius
Tom Cantine
Maverick Club
Ronnie Buckner
St. Mary’s
Father Matthieson
San Jacinto
Vernon Veazey
Bill Allen
Sanborn
Alex Rocha
Humphreys Highland
H. D. Brunson
Will Rogers
Doyle Bunch
Wolflin
Tom Carpenter
Leonard Darnell
Amarillo College
Dan Higgins
Gerald Gray
Doyle Runch
Wilson
Clarence Newkirk
Horace Mann
Windy Nicklaus
Darrell Sharp
James Brown
Boys Ranch
Dory Funk
Wolflin-Bivins
Albert Lard
Price College
George Austin
Fred Gabbard
Sam Houston
Donald Berry
Dumas
Cecil Smith
Pantex
Gene Smith
Bob Robbin
Carl Buchanan
L. R. Raleigh
Albert Lord
Pampa High School
Mr. Lord
the Forest
Hill
Don Berry
Kids Inc
Standout limited powers in presidential pardon scope
The President lacks constitutional authority to grant pardons to state prisoners. Presidential clemency applies only to federal offenders, not to individuals convicted under state law. This delineation underscores the federal nature of pardon powers and avoids overreach into state justice systems.
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The
United States
Barnes quint extends Classic League lead at Banner Bowl
The Forrest R Barnes quint led by Green Vogel Boxwell Derne hout and Evans stretched its Classic League lead to two games by defeating Blackburn Hardware 4–0 at Banner Bowl. Freeman's tied for last after loss. Bob Seeds Sporting Goods remained second with a 3–1 win over Freeman Flowers. Jim Fletcher topped scoring with 564 for Atlas Life, while Cliff Mangold and Snuffy Smith of Doc's Liquor added 560 and 554 respectively.
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Forrest R. Barnes
Green
Vogel
Boxwell
Dernehout
Evans
Banner Bowl
Blackburn Hardware
Bob Seeds Sporting Goods
Freeman Flowers
Barnes
Bob Leeds
Freeman's
John Farrell Lumber
Atlas Life
Major League at the Peerless Ends in Dual 40-Score Games
Team No 4 and Team No 1 each posted 40 whitewashings at the Peerless. Team No 6, featuring Biondolino Zion and Neely, achieved the best team game and series with 2 679 and 997. Phil Biondolino led solo with a 257 outing, while R D McNemar of Team No 1 posted a 616 set, the top mark in singles.
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Zion and
Neely
Phil Biondolino
R. D. McNemar
Bowling tournament circuit expands with 118 teams in Texas
The Texas Woman's Bowling Association holds a Banner Bowl on November 3 with 118 teams. H L McMinn, former Peerless Lanes co-owner, visited Amarillo. Junie McMahon, National match game champ, was named Bowler of the Year by the National Bowling Writers Association. Rumors say Amarillo seeks Southwest Bowling Tournament hosting in two years, with Fort Worth and Oklahoma City slated for next years.
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Banner Bowl
H. L. McMinn
Peerless Lanes
Amarillo
Junie McMahon
National Bowling Writers Association
Grapevine
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
John M. Pickett M.D Opens Pediatric Practice
John M. Pickett M.D announces new offices at 2710 West 10th Place. Practice limited to diseases of infants and children. Hours are 10 to 5 daily, plus Wednesday and Saturday 9 to 1.
Goodman Is American League Batting Champion
Billy Goodman of the Boston Red Sox wins the American League batting title with a .354 average, finishing 14 points ahead of George Kell. Stan Musial leads the National League, with Dom DiMaggio, Phil Rizzuto, and Larry Doby close behind. Al Rosen tops home runs with 37, followed by Walt Dropo and Joe DiMaggio. Ed Whitey Ford leads pitchers with a 9-1 record and .900 winning percentage, with Vic Raschi at 21-6 for .724. Coaches receive a reminder to keep sidelines controlled and curb fan behavior at games.
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Chicago
Billy Goodman
Boston Red Sox
Concord
George Kell
Detroit Tigers
Goodman
Kell
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Dom DiMaggio
Boston
Phil Rizzuto
New York
Larry Doby
Cleveland
al Rosen
Walt Dropo
Joe DiMaggio
Ed “Whitey” Ford
Vic Raschi
The
Yanks
Hail Damage Cuts Alberta Beet Crop Yield
Hail damage to sugar beet crops in southern Alberta has caused farmers to lose about 30,000 tons of yield this year in Raymond and nearby areas.
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Raymond
Alta
Alberta
Two Signed for Wrestle Royal at Promoter Detton Card
Le Gene Blackley of Buffalo Gap and Rod Fenton of Edmonton Alberta opened Pro motr Dory Detton’s Wrestle Royal on Thursday at the Sports Arena. Detton says three more may join. the winner advances to face main event challenger Jack O’Reilly for the Southwestern junior heavyweight title.
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Gene Blackley
Buffalo Gap
Rod Fenton
Edmonton
Alberta
Dory Detton
Sports Arena
Detton
Wrestle Royal
Bob Cummings
Seaside
Ore
Jack O'Reilly
Melbourne
Australia
O'Reilly
Henry
Jet” Harrel
Fenton
Blackley
Yaqui Joe
Nashville Triumphs 6-4 Clinching Dixie Series Lead
Nashville earned a 6-4 win over San Antonio in Texas League playoff action, moving ahead three games to one in the best of seven. Bama Bay hit a two run score in the ninth, driving in Bob Dant, then Damato followed with a double to seal the victory.
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San Antonio
Nashville
Bama Bay
Bob Dant
Damato
Chuck Wagner Wins Week End Golf Tourney
Chuck Wagner nips the Amarillo Country Club Week end Golf Tournament by five strokes with a net 63 card 73-10-63 leading the field. Other winners include Boots Jones 79-11-68 B B Williams 80-12-68 Sim Kelly 77-9-68 and R H Kelly 83-14-69. John Munn captured low gross with 67.
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Chuck Wagner
Amarillo
Zaharias to Enter Texas Women's Open Golf Oct 9
Fort Worth reports National Women's Open champion Mildred Babe Zaharias announced she will enter the Texas Women's Open Golf Tournament set for October 9 in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Mildred “Babe” Zaharias
Amarillo Pros Take Honors In West Texas Pro-Am
George Ausbach of Amarillo Country Club led a winning team at La Mesa Country Club posting ten under par 62. Dick Turner of Ross Rogers Course shot 70 to claim second low gross. Turner advances to the West Texas Open beginning Wednesday at Hobbs Country Club.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Lamesa
George Ausbach
Dick Turner
Ross Rogers
Turner
Prisoners of War Painted "Save Europe Now" Posters in England
Nazi POWs in England reportedly painted propaganda posters reading Save Europe Now. The incident highlights use of POW labor for political messaging during wartime.
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Save
Europe
England
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