Division favorites win kids inc grid battles
Division favorites in two of three Kids Inc football leagues won second round games keeping undefeated records. Margaret Wills North Side Summit lead Peewee bracket. Wilson San Jacinto Amarillo College top Juniors. Forest Hill undefeated in Junior Division with Amarillo College spoiling a perfect defense.
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Kids, Inc
Peewee
Margaret Wills
North Side
Summit
Wilson
San Jacinto
David Bechtel
Maverick Club
Amarillo College
Forest Hill
Boys Ranch
McKinley
Ted Stewart
Keith Winters
Jimmy Painter
Doyle Knight
Stewart
Winters
Painter
Jackie Fyfe
Maverick
Graham
Leonard Darnell
Fraser
John Notestine
Dick Hardin Beats Brother In Ama rillo Net Clash
In a round robin at Ama rillo College Dick Hardin edged his brother Hayden 6 3 6 2 as part of a Badger tennis meet. Saunders vaulted to six straight wins while Allen Northcutt and Hardin sat among top scorers with mixed records in the tourney.
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Dick Hardin
Hayden
Amarillo College
Badger Net
James Saunders
Bob McMillen
C. L. Hawkins
Saunders
Johnny Allen
Ernest Northcutt
Billy Dixon
Hayden Hardin
Bryan Burton
Pat Garvey
Amarillo Sandies face Odessa Bronchos in top district clash
District 1 AA preview notes Amarillo High School the Golden Sandies seeking a fourth straight conference title as they meet No 1 Odessa Bronchos in Odessa. The column also covers Texas Oklahoma game reactions, Cherry’s coaching legacy, and local schedules with three other district tilts and Pampa idle.
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Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Odessa
Joe Coleman
Cherry
Randall Clay
Texas
Clay
Pampa
Southwest
Dallas
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
Texas Tech
Not Fired He Objects
Elmer Adams county attorney recalls a welder claiming immediate pay for five days if fired. The boss said the worker quit and must wait for regular payday for wages due. News-Globe Want Ads Get Results.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Elmer Adams
Odessa and Corpus Christi Rival Powerhouse Teams
Odessa Broncs face Amarillo in a key interdistrict clash while Corpus Christi meets Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio. The article lists undefeated teams, district favorites, and upcoming district showdowns shaping the Texas high school football title race with 30 of 47 games this week in conference play.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Presa
Texas
Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Odessa
Austin
Fl Paso
Weatherford
Corsicana
Waxahachie
Longview
Marshall
Meoe Allen
Mineral Wells
Waco
Gladewater
Poly
Fort Worth
North Side
Highland Park
Dallas
Forest
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Kerrville
Bowie
Fl Paso High
el Paso
Denison
Conroe
John Reagan
Houston
Goose Creek
Harlingen
Cardinals Set Pro Grid Pace
New York Oct. 13 The Chicago Cardinals stand as the only unbeaten major pro football team and lead a division in both the National League and All-America Conference. They beat Green Bay 14-10 to pull even for the Western half lead. Washington moved into a deadlock with Philadelphia for the Eastern lead after a 28-20 win over New York Giants as Philadelphia fell 40-7 to Chicago. In the minor circuit Los Angeles Dons upset Cleveland 138-10 to end an 11-game Brown streak, while San Francisco 49ers routed Chicago Rockets 42-28. The Yankees and Bills remained tied atop the All-America line.
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New York
Chicago
Cardinals
Roaring Red Birds
Green Bay
Packers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Eagles
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Dons
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Chicago Rockets
New York Yankees
Buffalo Bills
Cowboys Eye Border Conference Clash With New Mexico Lobos
Hardin-Simmons aims for a decisive Border Conference showdown in Albuquerque against the New Mexico Lobos after a 35-7 win over Arizona Wildcats in Abilene. The Cowboys previously lost at San Jose State, while West Texas State upset Texas Mines, and Arizona visits the Miners next week.
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Sociated Press
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Albuquerque
New Mexico University Lobos
Abilene
Cowboy
University of Arizona Wildcats
Lobos
Hardin- Simmons Crew
San Jose State
California
Arizona State
Tempe
New Mexico
A&m Crew
Wildcats
Muckers of
Texas Mines
West Texas State
West Texas
Arizona
Miners
el Paso
Temple
Sun Devils
Inglewood
Cal
George Pepperdine
Western Colorado State
Sul Ross
New Mexico Aggies
Las Cruces
Baylor
Texas Tech
Hardin College
Football scores from a Sunday slate across leagues
The Yanks defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 31 to 7. The Bills edged the Baltimore Colts 20 to 15. The Rams beat the Lions 27 to 13. The Steelers crushed the Yanks 30 to 14 in Boston in a National League encounter with scoring in every period.
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Lea
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bills
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Boston
Tickets on Sale Tomorrow for Amarillo Odessa Game
Reserved seats for the Amarillo Odessa football clash in Odessa go on sale tomorrow morning at Maxor Drug from 8 am to 5 pm. Six hundred tickets are allocated to local supporters at 1.20 dollars each. No general admission tickets will be sold at the sale.
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Odessa
Maxor Drug
Bowling Scores From Major League and Local Shops
Bowling scores list results from MAJOR LEAGUE National Shirt Shop and many teams including Pinkney Sunrays and Foxworth Galbraith. Notable high marks include Buccola 6286 and McMinn 603 with several perfect or near perfect frames amid team names such as Bechtold Builders Supply and Furr Food Stores.
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Major League National Shirt Shop
Schecter
Prien
Cox
Crews
Laughlin
Jeoffrey
Vogel
Cain
Smith
Ahistrom
Bechtold
Blind
Foxworth-Galbraith
Martin
O'Keefe
McGuire
Allen
Weeks
Furr Food Stores
Marine
Sparks
McMinn
Builders Supply
Reppert
Dowell
West
Coker
Neely
Dock Coffey
Manternach
McKirahan
Grimes
Freshman Cloyce Eyes Final College Season
Cloyce, a freshman, highlights his eagerness in West Texas before the war. The upcoming season will be his final year of eligibility.
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Cloyce
West Texas
Two Main Events on Mat Card at Fair Grounds
Promoter Cory Detton brings a double main event to the Fair Grounds arena on Thursday. Henry Harrell of New Orleans faces Georges of Vicksburg in a best two of three falls match, with a one hour limit. Al Szasz of St. Louis meets Ray Clements of Lubbock in a rematch.
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Fair Grounds Arena
Cory Detton
Municipal Auditorium
Henry Harrell
New Orleans
LeRoy McGuirk
Nifty Georges
Vicksburg
Miss
al Szasz
St. Louis
Ray
Harrell
McGuirk
LeRoy
Curtis
Detton
Amarillo
Szasz
Clements
Dutch Jones
Big Train
Kelly Pryor to clash for Kiwanis Golf Championship title
Kelly won the A Flight by defeating Alfred Griggs 1 up to earn the grand title shot. Pryor captured the C Flight by beating J. W. Clifton 1 up, and the Amarillo Hotel manager defeated John Coggins as B Flight winner, beating Leo Wilmeth 2 and 1. Final matches set through Sunday evening.
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Sim Kelly
Charley Pryor
Kiwanis Club
Kelly
Alfred Griggs
Pryor
Downing J. W. Clifton
Amarillo
John Coggins
Leo Wilmeth
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Floyd Hemphillis
Jess McKinley
Tommy Joe Smith
Ronnie Smith
Billy MacHale
Herold Daniel
Hershel Smith
W. O. Allen
Summit Crew
Bivinse
Bivins
Gordon Adams
Bill Dunlap
Jimmy Reece
Mike McCarthy
Mavericks
Wolflin
Bob Farrell
Denver Canova
Moody Smith
Canova
James Winters
Melvin Wright
B. T. Autry
Wright
Johnny Mac Stover
A. C. Brewer
Jimmy Caudill
John Connor
Louis Palmer
Caudill
Brother
Paramount Recreation Club
Eakle
THE
Amarillo Globe
Putt Powell
Longhorns
Steers
Oklahoma
Bobby Layne
Blair Cherry
Rice
SMU
Sooners
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Mary Martin
Ethel Merman
Merman
Lubbock
North Fort Worth
Plainview
Big Spring
Sandies
Childress
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Sweetwater
Borger
Brownfield
Bulldogs
Pampa Harvesters
Wichita Falls Pears
Gray County
Pet
Povanticht Skees Lubbock Sewer
Oklahoma Film
Texas and Victory
Dean
Lorraine
Army & Navy
News-Globe
Illinois
Russ Steger
Perry Moss
Army
Joseph Steffy, Jr
Karl Kuckhalm
Charles Galloway
Arnold Galiffa
Cowboys
New Mexico Lobos
By Eddie Lee
Otreet Safety Razor Co
BOB Seeds Hardware & Sporting Goods
United States
Enon Britannica
Doe
B. West
P. Mann
C. Mann
Wagner
Green
Duniven
Jackson
Mullin
Morgan
Stock
King
Walling
Dorris
Kelly-Pryor
Fyntrican
Matal
Bodie
Tee Cream Beverage
Galion Dimp
Tulsa Winches
American Body and Irailer Inc
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Leroy Bassett
Jack Rutland
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Newell
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Boston College
Colley
Colorado
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Harvard
Michigan State
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