Paschal Panthers Meet Amarillo Golden Sandies In Friday Clash
Paschal High School faces Amarillo in a non conference football game at Butler Field tonight. Coach Bill Allen, a former Amarillo player, predicts a tough matchup as his Panthers aim to upset the 1947 Sandies. Tyler Claude Fox to kickoff for Amarillo. Allen recalls his Golden Sandies origin and past ties to the team.
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Bill Allen
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Silver Grill
Cowtown
Amarillo Golden Sandies
Butler Field
Amarillo
Allen
Sandies
Fort Worth
Red Phillips
Highland Park
Morris Milburn
Coach Allen
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Tyler
Claude Fox
Golden Sandies
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Abilene
Howard Lynch
Odessa
Plainview
Paschal
Tucker
Breckenridge
Scotties
Wichita Falls
Austin
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
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Lufkin
Corsicana
Goose Creek
Thomas Jefferson
Kilgore
Sherman
Adamson
Dallas
Brecken
Rudy Gamblin
Amarillo Yannigans
Matador Matadors
Matador
Golden Sandies Face Paschal Panthers at Butler Field
Waco writer predicts a tough defensive game as coach Howard Lynch’s Golden Sandies host Paschal at Butler Field. Both teams arrive motivated after Paschal’s 7 6 upset of Highland Park, with possible slow scoring and a tight contest expected.
Dodgers Name Taylor as Game Four Starter in World Series
New York Oct 3 United Press Sports Editor Burt Shotton gambles on righthander Harry Taylor to even the 1947 World Series with the Yankees trailing two games to one. Bevens starts for the Yankees as the series moves to Ebbets Field with hopes of a pitching parade and a Dodger win.
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Harry Taylor
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New York Yankees
Bucky Harris
Floyd Bevens
Bronx Bombers
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Bevens
Dodgers
Cardinals
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Yankees
Dodger
Hugh Casey
Shotton
Chotton
Ebbets Field
Bobo Newsom
Vic Raschi
Harris
Frank
Spec) Shea
Joe Page
Yankee Stadium
Casey
Gene Hermanski
Joe Hatten
Ralph Branca
Branca
Yogi Berra
Mickey Owen
Byron Nelson to Exhibit Tomorrow at Ross Rogers Course
The golfer Byron Nelson will headline a golf exhibition tomorrow afternoon at the Ross Rogers Course. He teams with J. R. Brown to play against John Munn and Chuck Klein in a 2:30 PM shot exhibition. Gallery fee is $1.20 per person.
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Ross Rogers Course
J. R. Brown
John Munn
Chuck Klein
Lord Byron
Buffs Beat Reapers In Loop Clash And Tie Poodles
Horace Mann Buffaloes beat the Pampa Reapers 13 7 in Pampa while Elizabeth Nixson Whirlwinds and Borger Poodles drew 6 6 in Borger. Sam Houston Rangers edged Hereford Junior High 13 6 in Hereford in a non conference bout.
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Pampa
J. E. Green
Poodles
Hack Folsom
Murl Davis
Nixson
Borger
Richard Stockton
Ronald Johnson
Bobby Hibbs
Donald Neece
Johnson
Neece
Horace Mann
Jerry Hogan
Don White
Bill Teal
Rangers
Bobby Elliott
Roy Byrd
Little E. G. Sanders
Sam Houston
Hereford
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm versus Paschal Panthers football clash
Non conference Texas high school Class AA game at Butter Field Amarillo tonight kickoff 8 pm Coaches Lynch Hull Whinnery for Amarillo and Allen Horner for Paschal Officials include Gib Jackson Joe Holmes Corky Cornelius Hatcher Brown No local broadcast Tickets on sale until 5 pm at Maxor Drug Fisk Building Herbert Drug Amarillo Building and Cretney Drug 1800 Washington east side seats $1.20. box office opens 7 pm Past scores show Amarillo leads Paschal in most games since 1930s.
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Paschal Panthers
Fort Worth
Butter Field
Amarillo
Howard *Lynch
T. G. Hull
John Whinnery
Bill Allen
Durwood Horner
Paschal
Gib Jackson
Joe Holmes
Corky Cornelius
Hatcher Brown
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Herbert Drug
Cretney Drug
Washington
Butler Field
Cherry revises backfield for North Carolina tilt
Texas coach Blair Cherry reshapes his backfield for the game with North Carolina. Tom Landry moves to fullback with Randall Clay shifting to right half and Byron Gillory replacing Billy Pyle at left half. Bobby Layne remains quarterback as North Carolina prepares to land in town.
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North Carolina Tilt
Austin
Blair Cherry
University of Texas Longhorns
North Carolina
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Randall Clay
Jimmy Canady
Byron Gillory
Billy Pyle
Bobby Layne
Landry
Longhorn
Unnor
Jay
Gillory
North Carolina Tarheels
Memorial Stadium
Longhorns
Demaret Sets Pace In Reading Open
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California fired a 65 to lead the Reading Open field of 100 as he shattered the Berkshire Country Club course record. Teri Johnson of Norristown Pa shot 68 to stand second with Bobby Locke just behind in a crowded third spot.
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Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Berkshire Country Club
Demaret
Teri Johnson
Norristown
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Locke
Johannesburg
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
York
Willie Goggin
White Plains
Vic Godezzi
Kansas City
Kans
Harlingen Set to Open Rio Grande Open Golf Tournament
Harlingen will inaugurate a $10,000 Rio Grande Open golf tournament featuring top professional players. The event runs February 12 to 15 and will showcase a strong field in this city.
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Harlingen
Rio Grande
Bennie Simmons Returns as Armory Keeper at Naval Reserve
Bennie R. Simmons is assigned as armory keeper at the Naval Reserve Armory, bringing the crew to five. The radioman third class will assist in maintenance and training duties, and serves as instructor during weekly drills. A Okinawa campaign veteran and Dimmitt native, he is son of John Simmons.
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Tyler
John J. Vandale
Naval Reserve Armory
Simmons
Okinawa
John Simmons
Dimmitt
Dimmitt High School
R. R. Nelson
B. L. Keeney
C. J. Martin, Jr
Frank Hickmott
Valley Open set after Texas Open with full pro field
The Valley Open follows the Texas Open in San Antonio and precedes the New Orleans Open allowing full participation by on tour players. The event is sponsored by the Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers Association.
Buffaloes Underdogs Face Tech in Lubbock Showdown
West Texas State College Buffaloes travel to Lubbock for a Saturday clash with Texas Tech Red Raiders after Tech, seeking a rebound from two losses, outgained A&M on the ground. Coach Frank Kimbrough pins odds against his light, veteran-lacking lineup, while over 700 supporters trek to the stadium and general admission tickets remain scarce.
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Tech Red Raiders
Lubbock
Aggies
Tech
Raiders
Canyon
Abilene Christian College
Homer
Buck) Garrett
Billy
Pistol Pete) Bromley
West Texas State
Bill
Comet” Cross
Eddie Conner
West Texas
Yanns Seek First Victory Against Matadors Tonight
Amarillo Yannigans face the veteran Matadors at home after a 0-2 start. Yanns rely on single wing while Matadors deploy a strong backfield led by Garth Nelson and Gieseckie. Key players include Newby Lamkin and Johnson with Moseley ready if needed.
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Red Amonett
Quitaque
Turkey
Dalhart Wolves
Matador
Yanns
Gamblin
Cyclones
Colonel Garth
Bonner Nelson
Albert Marshall
R. L. Gieseckie
Gieseckie
Kids Inc Opens 1947 Peewee and Junior Football Schedule
Kids Inc launches its third straight season with eight Peewee and Junior Division games Sunday at Maverick Club fields and Amarillo College. Intermediate division awaits equipment arrival and appeals for more players and a full squad. Coaches urged to collect scorebooks for newspaper reporting.
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Kids, Inc
Ralph Dykeman
Mr. Dykeman
Maverick Club
Mavericks
Texan Named Sports Editor of Shreveport Newspaper
Barney Ghio named new sports editor of the Shreveport Times succeeding retired Joe R. Carter. Ghio joined the Times in 1941 aside from Army service in the late war. A Loyola University New Orleans graduate and Texarkana native.
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Shreveport
The
Shreveport Times
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Joe R. Carter
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Times
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New Orleans
Texarkana
Former Manager of Arlington Downs Dies
Corsicana. Jack Hayes, 68, former well known horse race owner and handler, died at his home. For years he was manager of Arlington Downs between Dallas and Fort Worth, and his wife and two brothers were among survivors.
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Jack Hayes
Arlington Downs
Dallas
Fort Worth
Harrell Wins over Ray Clements in Auditorium Main Event
Henry Harrell defeated Ray Clements in the main event before 1,200 fans, taking the third and final fall after a fast clincher. The crowd also saw Billy Hickson clash with referee Billy McEuin, leading to disqualification, while Ken Mayne and Ace Abbott drew, and George Curtis topped Sailor Parker in two out of three scrambles.
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Ray Clements
LeRoy McGuirk
Henry
Hank” Harrell
Clements
McGuirk
Harrell
Hank
Fist City
Billy Hickson
Gene Blackley
Hickson
Billy McEuin
McEuin
Blackley
McBuin
Ken Mayne
Ace Abbott
George Curtis
Sailor Parker
Henry Harrell
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