Panhandle Junior High pair Thursday in league action
Pampa visits Elizabeth Nixson at Ranger Field at 4 PM and Sam Houston hosts Borger at 2 15 PM Thursday in the Panhandle Athletic Junior High School League. Horace Mann Buffaloes idle. Dewey Cudney and Charles Bly anchor the Reaper T formation for Pampa.
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Borger
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Dewey Cudney
Charles Bly
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Hack Folsom
Stanley Bull
John Jenkins
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Jerry Dawson
Gayle Murphy
Yoyo Newman
Eddy Ward
Tommy Donnell
Jimmie Albright
Ranger
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Berger
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Jerry Flynn
Edward Irelan
Stewart Dowlen
Ted Reyman
Kenneth Johnston
Immy Raleigh
Toby Wise
Hugh Cox
Bill Hein
Zerrel Walker
Bobby Graham
Frank Webb
Arthur Fields
Dan Gunn
Billie Moore
Kenneth McMullen
Bill Cook
Jimmie Davis
Sam Wilson
Solminihac praises Calvert Reserve in six languages
E de Solminihac of New Orleans announces his switch to Calvert Reserve. He claims Calvert's better taste and praises it in six languages. The note identifies Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey as 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp. in New York City.
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LSU Tigers Hold Scrimmage Before Texas A&M Game
LSU conducts hour long scrimmage with Sam Lyle starring at end and strong defense from Jack Cole and Dick Bradley as Gaynell Tinsley’s squad prepares for the season’s first home game against Texas A&M.
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Jack Cole
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Nevada Back Leads Nation In Offense
Nevada quarterback Stan Heath tops national charts in both passing and total offense after two games. Lindy Berry of Texas Christian trails Heath in yardage while Clyde Scott of Arkansas and Charlie Justice of North Carolina post notable single-game performances. Jim Finks and Jack Jensen improve in passing, with Rudy Ruppe leading receivers and Jim Powell close behind.
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Charlie Justice
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Clyde Scott
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Justice
Carolina Star
Fred Wendt
Texas Mines
Scott
Wendt
Jackie Jensen
California
Bt A Jones
Wyoming
Jim Finks
Tulsa
Florida
Rudy Ruppe
Oregon State
Jim Powell
Tennessee
Cable theft hits Manila Army telephone system
In the Philippines the US Army reported about 400000 feet of cable stolen from Army telephone systems in the Manila area over the past year.
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Philippines
US Army
Sandies vs Bronchos Clash at Butler Field Weekend
The No 1 Amarillo Golden Sandies host Odessa Bronchos at Butler Field in a high stakes state football showdown. Coach Howard Lynch seeks a win to bolster his job, while Joe Coleman’s Odessa aims to repeat past triumphs as the series treks toward a possible playoff meeting.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
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Bob Clesson
Golden Sandie
al Duarte
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Chicago Bears
Pampa Harvesters
Masonic
Fort Worth
Senior Golf Meet In Second Round At San Antonio
In San Antonio, the State Senior Golf tournament at the San Antonio Country Club enters the second round. Defending champion Willie Hunt of Houston advances past his first barrier as Tom Ahern of Houston falls to M P Wilson of San Antonio. Ed Dyer of Houston defeats George O Leary, while Dick Harrison of San Antonio bests Hap Masingill. Dallas’ Dr G S Weever, at 79 the oldest entrant, did not reach the championship flight.
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Willie Hunt
Abbott
San Angelo
Tom Ahern
M. P. Wilson
Ed Dyer
George O'Leary
Dick Harrison
Hap Masingill
G. S. Weever
Dallas
Women Card 33s Tie for First in Amarillo Golf
Mrs J W Ross and Mrs J S Triplett posted net 33s to share first place in the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association weekly tournament. Ross carded 39 6 33 and Triplett 46 13 33. Mrs Charles Reid won top honors in the nine hole flight with net 12 on a 27 15 12 card. The Luncheon also followed, marking October month’s events.
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J. S. Triplett
Amarillo
Ae Ross
Barons Take Lead In Dixie Series
Birmingham Barons hold a two games to one lead over Fort Worth in the Dixie Series after a 5-4 victory. 11,553 watched as mixed rallies produced unearned runs and key hits from Walter Drope, Tommy O’Brien, Ed Lyons, and George Wilson to seize the lead.
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Willard Ramsdell
Cats
Pete Modica
Walter Drope
Ben Cantrell
Tommy O’brien
Ed Lyons
George Wilson
Dick Adkin
Walter Piala
John Legros
Piala
Gino Marionetti
Bobby Bragan
Homer Mathey
Dee Fondy
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