Bumblebee Wildcats Ready to Sting Sandies
Paris High School faces Amarillo in a District 5-AA clash at Butler Field with a mobile backfield led by Billy Reddell and a compact unit weighing about 174 pounds per line. The Sandies seek defense to counter a quick Paris attack while coach Raymond Berry aims to keep a title push alive.
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Paris
Amarillo Sandies
Butler Field
Wildcats
Billy Reddell
W. D. Stevenson
Jack Ashmore
Joe Fagan
Sandies
Amarillo
John Whinnery
Waxahachie
Wichita Falls
Eliv Pyle
Lindy Berry
Norman
Okla
Wildcates
Raymond Berry
Quarterback Club Ducats Go on Sale
Tickets for the Monday Quarterbacks Club meeting are on sale at Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Co. Prices are one dollar and reservations must be made in advance. The noon Monday gathering in the Herring Hotel ballroom will feature film showings of the Amarillo Abilene game and Football Highlights of 1945. Coaches Howard Lynch and Windy Nicklaus will discuss this week's games, with John Peterson promising a shorter session than last week.
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Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Co
Herring Hotel
Amarillo- Abilene
Howard Lynch
The
Sandies
Windy Nicklaus
West Texas State
John Peterson
Eyes of World On Age Texas Eyes of World On Age Texas
New York October 4 The eyes of football fans will focus on Dana Bible and the Texas Longhorns as they face Oklahoma A and M in a bid for national status. Notre Dame Alabama UCLA Army also play while Texas seeks a decisive win over the Aggies.
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Steve Snider
New York
Texas
Dana Bible
Texas Longhorns
Oklahoma A
Notre Dame
Alabama
U.C.L.A
Army
Aggies
Bob Fenimore
Longhorns
Missouri
Colorado
Arkansas
Corneil
West Point
Iolinois
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Washington
Seattle
South
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Wallace Wade
Duke
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Tennesee
Georgia
Temple
North Carolina
Miami
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Marquette
Villanova
Brigham Young
Denver
Big Nine
Ohio State
Clay stars as Texas tops Baylor Cubs 13 to 6
Randall Clay scored all of Texas 13 points on two rushing TDs and one extra point with Billy Pyle and Rudy Bauman starring. Pyle ran 14 times for 79 yards, Bauman added a key 11 yard reception and strong defense as the Texas Shorthorns opened 1946 with a victory before 7,000 at Waco.
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James Coontz
WACO
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas Shorthorns
Baylor Cubs
Randall Clay
Baylor
Pampa Harvester
Texas
Clay
Billy Pyle
Wichita Falls
Rudy Bauman
Pyle
Bauman
Paul Campbell
Shorthorns
Maurice Essary
Amarillo
Jim Lowrey
Lubbock
Mrs Patrick Visits Clarendon Friendshop
Mrs. W. H. Patrick of Clarendon was seen shopping and visiting with friends here Thursday. The note ends with an advertising slogan urging sharpness and Gillette Blue Blades.
Amarillo College Coeds Fire Bow Arrows at Archery Range
Miss Alice Marshall leads Amarillo College archery with 100 coeds improving aim as intramural programs expand across sports. Coach Bob Carter cites 52 basketball candidates and a push to make boxing and track varsity, with a fall season opening in December and a West Texas Junior College Conference slate ahead. ARE ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hanson, 1205 Jackson, are spending a two weeks vacation in Los Angeles, Cal., and Winston, Ariz.
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Iiliaouin
Alice Marshall
Marshall
Breckenridge High School
Amarillo College
Bob Carter
Badgers
Carter
Bob
University of Notre Dame
Texas Junior College Conference
Amarillo
John Tarleton
Stephenville
North Texas A. & M
Arlington
Hardin College of
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Clarendon
Decatur
Gainesville
Hillsboro
Ranger
Temple
Weatherford
Wayland College of Plainview
Eastern New Mexico Teachers of
Karl Hanson
Jackson
Los Angeles
Cal
Winston
Ariz
Bowling Scores From Civic League and Commercial League Standings
The Civic League results show Peerless Lanes and Optimist Club leading with multiple high scores including Hudson 475 and Crews 562, while Rotary, ABC, Lions, ks, Jaycees, Kiwanis groups and Kiwanis Blues posted various totals. In the Commercial League McDonald Auto Supply and Boxwell Bros tied entries posted top scores like 485 and 486 as teams listed individual bowler scores.
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Civic League Peerless Lanes Optimist Club
Teas
Russell
Putt Powell
Hudson
Crews
Rotary
McClendon
McKnight
Blind
Farwell
Neely
ABC
Chapman
Cox
Armstrong
Haley
Reager
Kiwanis
Lions
Cain
Daily
Smith
Stockton
Prien
Boxwell
Morgan
Oreland
Forester
Fletcher
Jaycees
Quigley
Durham
Peterson
Bates
Ridings
BPOE
Pearson
Pode Powell
Farmer
Weeks
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Cusick
Knollhoff
Howell
Martin
Kiwanis Blues
Miller
Murray
Wells
Reppert
Peerless Lanes
McDonald Auto Supply
Taylor
Barnes
Jack Anderson
Lewis
Johnny Anderson
Put & Take Grocery
Cas Johnson
Wilbanks
E. Johnson
Dallas Reeves
Dayton Reeves
Shock
E. Whitaker
A. Whitaker
Reynolds
West
Boxwell Bros
Green
Meade
Jacobson
McKirahan
KGNC
Torrey
Biggs
Marino
Reid
National Shirt Shop
Stock
Pyeatt
Osenbaugh
Keller
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Beadle
White
Pavillard
Midget Races Are Cancelled In Amarillo
No midget automobile races tonight at Amarillo Speed Bowl. The track is unlikely to reopen before the 1947 season.
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Amarillo
Buffs Face Lobos in Border Conference Showdown
In Albuquerque on October 4 a capacity crowd is expected for West Texas State College Buffaloes against the University of New Mexico Lobos at Lobo Stadium. WB coach Windy Nicklaus brings 33 players, key star Bert Pruitt is doubtful with a knee injury and Buck Garrett may miss due to earlier damage. Weldon Trice could start at center. Ohio State and USC also practiced nearby as both teams travel west.
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Wildcats
East Texas
Paris
Berry
Jimmy Hale
Childress
Bill Attebury
Altebury
Sandies
Abilene Eagles
Albuquerque
West Texrs State College
Buffaloes
University of New Mexico Lobos
Lobo Stadium
Ohio State
Southern California
Lobos
West Texas State
W.W. W
Nicklaus
Bert Pruitt
Panhandle
Houston
Buck Garrett
Borger
Weldon Trice
Al Getz Wins Wrestle Royal at Tri-State Fair
Promoter Cory Detton packed 1 853 fans for Amarillo's first wrestle royal in years. Al Getz from Pittsburg and Trish Mike McGee survived the six man fracas, with Getz defeating McGee in two falls after a disqualification in the third. Don Carver and Eddie Gideon split a fall each for a draw. Leo Jensen and Floyd Hansen were eliminated early. Billy Sandow of Toledo defeated Billy Nichols in the opener.
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Cory Detton
Tri-State Fair Ground
Amarillo
al Getz
Trish
Mike McGee
Getz
Floyd Hansen
Billy Sandow
Toledo
Billy Nichols
Milwaukee
Nixson and Mann Lead Junior High Football Wins
Amarillo three junior high teams swept their games last night. Nixson edged Borger 13-6 at Butler Field, Horace Mann beat Kelra Hill Cubs 7-6 in Dalhart, and Sam Houston battled Pampa to a 0-0 draw in Pampa. A note on left-handed population.
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Amarillo
Nixson
Butler Field
Borger
Horace Mann
Kelra Hill Cubs
Dalhart
Sam Houston
Pampa Reapers
Pampa
Red Sox favored 20 to 7 to win opener of World Series
Boston of 1946 World Series favorite at 20 to 7 over St Louis cards. Tex Hughson likely to start for Boston with Pollet or Brecheen on the mound for St Louis. Cronin reserved about starters as rested Boston staff faces a tough Cardinal rotation in the best of seven series opening at Sportsman's Park.
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Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
United Press
Sportsman’s Park
Cecil ‘Tex Hughson
Boston Red
Aed Baan Finlind Saee $Tae
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Sox
Cardinals
Dodgers
St Louis
Hughson
Bosox
Joe Cronin
Pollet
Cronin
Eddie Dyer
Dave
Boo) Ferris
Mickey Harris
Cardinal
Dwyer
Harry
Cat Brecheen
Murry Dickson
George Munger
Redbirds
Southpaw
New Orleans
St Louis Cardinals Impress After Lam City Contests
A reader notes that the St Louis Cardinals may not be weak, praises Amarillo and Brooklyn fans, and mentions an overdue hat left at the Herring Hotel. The writer invites football fans to attend a meeting next Monday, hoping the hat and fans will be present.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Amarillo
Brooklyn
Yanni Cowhands To Tangle Tonight In Lubbock
Amarillo Yannigans coached by Rudy Gamblin chase a third straight win at Lubbock against the Cowhands. Quarterback Marvin McNeil and James Garner spark the offense after a 32 7 opener over Tucumcari and a 27 12 win versus Plainview.
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Yanni
Rudy Gamblin
Amarillo Yannigans
Lubbock
Lubbock Cowhands
Marvin McNeil
James Garner
Yannigan
Yannigans
Tucumcari
Plainview Builpups
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Tri-Way Garage
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Schenley
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George Bennett
J. L. Morgan
Ducats
Joe Brown
N. Fillmore
A. P. Boyter
Bull Tire Co
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the Bull Tire Company
Tyier
Eyes
Clay Shine
Manhattan
Jerry Fiorello
Reuben Shank
St. Nicholas Arena
Fiorello
Jerry
Fritzie Zivie
Henry Armstrong
Izzy Jannazzo
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KFDA
Coprriaht
Byllette Safet
Fire Bow
Arrows
Twenty-Fourth
Winstop Duzzitt
Fittynore
Ger
Wrestle Royal
Mann
United States
Che
Pigskin
Pete
Veterans World
War Assets Administration
George A. Fuller Company
WAA
Surptes Disposal
South Redwood Road
Salt Lake City
Uta
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Polk
By Leo Petersen
Utting
Aroun Putt
Powell
Arch Cooper
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakie Bidg
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