Yanns Battle Perryton B's In Home Preview
The Amarillo Yannigans host Perryton B at Butler Field for the second 1947 grid game. Kickoff at 8 p m. Perryton A leads Class A rankings, while Rudy Gamblin’s Yanns look to improve after two losses, one win, and one tie.
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Butler Field
Perryton
Rangers
The
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Sandie
Borger
Plainview Bulldog
Matador Matadors
Memphis Cyclones
Plainview
Yanns
Gladewater Plans to Run Lone Star Baseball Franchise
Gladewater businessmen notified Frank Wilson owner of the Jacksonville franchise that they plan to buy and operate a team next season. The Class C league transferred the franchise to Gladewater. asking price for franchise and assets is 7,210 dollars. A community-owned corporation will purchase and construct a baseball park.
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Frank Wilson
Jacksonville
Lone Star Baseball League
Wilson
Loop Leaders See Action in Junior High Flag Race
Sam Houston Rangers travel to Borger to face the Borger Poodles while Horace Mann Buffalos host the Kelly Junior High School eleven from Dalhart. Both local teams sit 1 1 in conference play with non league wins apiece.
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Horace Mann Buffaloes
Kelly Junior High School
Dalhart
Sam Houston
Horace Mann
Rangers
Elizabeth Nixson Whirlwinds
Pampa Reapers
Buffs
Poodles
Reapers
Bill Teal
Hereford
Windy Nicklaus
Boys Ranch
Little E. G. Sanders
Kids, Inc
Plainview Boxer Roach Outpoints Kenny in Eight
La verne Roach the ex Marine from Plainview defeated Jack Kenny of Newark in eight round feature at Broadway Arena. Roach outweighed Kenny and controlled the bout despite Kenny stunning Roach in round four. Roach won most judges rounds as the crowd witnessed a decisive boxing victory.
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Plainview
Jack Kenny
Newark
Broadway Arena
Roach
Kenny
Jersey
Ruby Goldstein
Joe Ryder
Harold Barnes
West Texas State Hardin game tickets go on sale in Amarillo
Reserved seats for the West Texas State and Hardin College football game in Canyon are available at Maxorae Store in the Fisk Building Amarillo. Athletic Director W A Gus Miller says a record crowd is expected for the 3 pm Saturday kickoff. Buffalo Stadium on campus now seats about 7500 with West Side reserved seats. East side to students and general admissions.
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Gus) Miller
The
Globe
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Buffalo
Pedestrians Injured in Twin Amarillo Crashes
Police report three pedestrians injured in two separate Amarillo incidents. Ray Austin Sr. 43 and his son Ray Jr. 6 were hit at North East Eighth and North Fillmore by driver Leland Kitchen 22. both treated at St Anthony's Hospital. James E. Harter 43, nicknamed Cowboy, was struck at Sixth and Tyler by Samuel P. Wilson 20 and treated for leg and shoulder bruises.
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Ray Austin, Jr
North East Eighth
North Fillmore
Austins
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Moore
Leland Gene Kitchen
A Pierce
James E. Harter
Tyler Hotel
Harter
Cowboy
Sixth
Tyler
Samuel P. Wilson
West Sixth
Family Folk Dance Group Opens Monday In Amarillo
North Amarillo residents form Family Folk Rhythm and Squares Club meeting at 7:30 PM in Horace Mann School Gymnasium. Open to parents and children of junior or senior high ages, and any adult interested in folk rhythms. Nancy Jane Harvey to instruct and call. eight Monday lessons to cover folk rhythms and American squares.
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Nancy Jane Harvey
Horace Mann Junior High School
Miss Harvey
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California
Hawaii
Dr. Lloyd Shaw
Cowboy Dance
Colorado Springs
Soil Conservation Week Proclaimed by Governor Jester
Gov. Beauford H. Jester proclaims November 7 to 15 as Soil Conservation Week and urges citizen cooperation in conservation projects highlighting soil protection and community efforts in Austin.
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Beauford H. Jester
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