Record Field in President's Meet at Amarillo CC
A record field of 79 linksters will compete for the trophy in the annual President's Handicap Match Play at Amarillo Country Club. Qualifying concluded with 49 byes in the opening session and two flights A and B. First round pairings show many players with high scores and byes leading to a lengthy bracket.
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A. N. Olver
Amarillo Country Club
John Munn
James Rittenberry
CN. Headrick
E. W. Cain
Chuck Wagner
Carl Culwell
Scotty Millis
Bill Harmon
W W. Gibson
J. Wagner, Jr
J. F Brown
Harold Shile
Gene
Tom LeMond
Don McCullough
B . Williams
Charles Young
Phil Carigon
Sim Kelly
George Shannon
H. O. Willborn
Charles McAfee
J. E. Davis
Charles Reid
Davd Marcley
Claude Mathis
Jim Parnell
Lew Pearce
Sam Orr
Jack Allen
W. E. Sharp
Wade Holman
Bill Andrews
Fay Dryden
H C. Pestor, Sr
Dick Bivins
Dayne O'Keefe
R. H. Kelly
Aubrey Jackson
Jim Pearson
Fred Gray
J. W. Higins
Roberts
Lang Wagner
Leo Wilmeth
Dr. W. Russell
Bob Haley
Jimmy Barnhill
Alfred Glenn
Hal Brown
Bob Lewis
Joe Morris
Thornton Blanchard
Odie Russell
W. B. Burkhalter
Charles Davis
J T. Coggins
Henry Beverly
Gus Roberts
R. B. Baker
John Satterstrom
James Parmelee
Jimmy James
Bob Underwood
Bill Butler
Roy Cloninger
George Hrech
Stanley Marsh
Charles Hinton
WE Haley
George Ordway
Mike Montgomery
W. F. Ford
Don Culton
Leo Milam
Herb Pestor
G. E. Hatton
Dallas Building Fire Damages King Furniture Site
Fire swept a three story brick building in downtown Dallas early yesterday causing about 175000 dollars in damage. The King Furniture Company occupied the first two floors while a dress factory and a sportswear plant were on the top floor.
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King Furniture Company
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Peters switches to Calvert Reserve milder, says expert
William Vick Peters, farm bureau expert of St. Paul Minnesota, has switched to Calvert Reserve noting the product is much milder. The announcement cites Peters as a respected agriculture authority and identifies his St. Paul address.
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ST. Paul, Minn
William “Vick” Peters
Farm Bureau
E. Arlington Ave
Calvert Reserve
Calvert
Calvert Reserve Blended 86.8 Proof Spirits Ad
Calvert Distillers Corp of New York City markets Calvert Reserve a blended 86.8 proof grain neutral spirits product. The label emphasizes high purity and modern distilling methods for a smooth neutral spirit.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Cleveland Victory Rally Echoes 1942 Bi-District Win
The writer predicts a Cleveland win today and recalls beating Wichita Falls 6-0 in 1942 bi-district action. He notes a recent 33-6 trouncing of Odessa to rekindle the old strong feeling of beating a state power.
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Cleveland
Indians
Boston Braves
Odessa
Wichita Falls
Medalist Wins Initial Match in Amarillo District Notes
The Golden Sandies and Woodrow Wilson clash highlighted a day of prep for district play. Amarillo leads the 1-AA standings with undefeated status while Wilson trails, as results from Friday set up a Cotton Bowl Saturday feature and scattered golf and football results across the region.
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Fort Worth
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Golden Sandies
Borger
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Sweetwater
Plainview
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Cotton Bowl
Conference Tilts Spark Southwest Playweek
Southwest Conference teams face decisive games as Baylor hides, Arkansas meets Texas at Austin and SMU travels to Rice. Texas Christian clashes with Texas A M while SMU defends its title amid anxieties over Rice in Houston and a Missouri upset lingering.
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Sam Orr Nets His First Hole in One at Amarillo Country Club
After 25 years of playing golf, Sam Orr scored a hole in one on the 114 yard No. 2 hole at Amarillo Country Club with a nine iron that hopped twice and dropped in the cup. He finished 77 for the round, 40 on the front and 37 on the back, while N. D. Bartlett Don Culton and oo McAfee watched.
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Sam Orr
Amarillo Country Club
N. D. Bartlett
Don Culton
Oo McAfee
Radioactive cloud remains detected on French mountain peak
Scientists report detecting traces of a radioactive cloud on a mountain peak near Clermont Ferrand in central France. The plume has been present since the Bikini atoll nuclear test in 1946, about 7 500 miles away.
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Clermont-Ferrande
France
Aoe
Oklahoma Horse Wins Top Event at Speedbowl
An out of state horse won the feature 440 yard race on the weekly quarter horse program. Billy Van Dorn owned by Carl Craig of Texoma Oklahoma outran Flying Eagle owned by Charles Austin of Amarillo to win by three quarters of a length in 23.2 seconds. Other results include 220 yards Betty Bell over Monty, 350 yards Blue Wing over Bal T by two lengths, 250 yards Miss Commodore over Tuffy by one and a half lengths, 220 yards Heel Fly over Brownie by two lengths, 250 yards Muscles over Candy W by a head, and 350 yards Roan Tony over Sunny Boy by one and a half lengths. In other news, Iowa pastors Alfred J. Beil of Des Moines and Frederick D. Boldt of Newton were named to church boards at the United Lutheran Church in America convention.
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Carl Craig
Texoma
Okla
Flying Eagle
Charles Austin
Amarillo
Betty Bell
R. V. On Verse
Spearman
Monty
J. Logan
Berger
Blue Wing
A W. Ball
Bal T
Tick Baker
Miss Commodore
C. Jackson
Tuffy
Blackwell
Patton
Heel Fly
Hill Wells
Memphis
Brownie
Lloyd Noliner
Muscles
Jack Hines Pampa
Candy W
Terry and
Ward
Alpine
Roan Tony
Ernie Chapman
Endee NM
Sunny Boy
Jack Hines
Pampa
Culton wins Amarillo Handicap with 64 net
Don Culton posted a net 64 to win first in the Amarillo Country Club Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament. His 82-18-64 card led the field. Low net runners include Fred Gray 83-18-65 Harold Shile 83-17-66 Bill Andrews 73-6-67. J R Brown took low gross with 68 and A McMurtry claimed high gross at 114.
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Don Culton
Amarillo
Construction of New Masonic Hall in Muleshoe
Construction of a new Masonic Hall commenced at Muleshoe recently, signaling a major community project. The initiative involves local lodge members and plans for a prominent, multi room facility to serve regional gatherings and events.
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Muleshoe
State Revenue Shows Early Levelling Off in September
Texas State Comptroller George H. Sheppard reports September net revenue at 33 million dollars, up four million and 12 percent from a year ago, but 2 percent below last year’s average. He cautions a final leveling of receipts as franchise taxes and insurance occupation taxes begin next spring, with school funding starting strong at 13.94 million.
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Austin
George H. Sheppard
Sheppard
General Revenue Fund
Consulate Staff Reaches Moscow
The staff of the closed US consulate at Vladivostok arrived in Moscow led by consul Scott Lyons with his wife and aides. The consulate had been ordered closed last August after the Soviet Union shut its US consulates amid the Kasenkina case involving a Russian teacher leaping from a window in Newark.
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Vladivostok
Scott Lyons
Soviet Union
United States
Kasenkina
Newark
Mackenzie King Ill in London Forces Conference Absence
Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, 73, is ill with influenza in London. An official bulletin says his blood circulation is a concern and he requires complete rest, preventing his attendance at the dominion conference opening.
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London
Mackenzie King
Canada
King
Miss Philippa Glasgow Wins Overseas Science Scholarship
Wellington reports announce Miss Philippa Marion Glasgow of the University of New Zealand has won the first overseas science research scholarship awarded by the Royal Institution.
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Philippa Marion Glasgow
The
University of New Zealand
Royal Institution, Wellington
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