Martin Wrests Mat Crown From Weidner
In Boston, Wayne Martin defeated Billy Weidner to win the Southwestern junior heavyweight title. Martin took one fall with a double leg full nelson and earned the second when ref Al Getz awarded the bout after Weidner refused to release a hold. The crowd of 2,300 cheered promoter Dory Detton’s star. Sailor Dick Trout impressed with a 30 minute draw against Jack Steele.
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Sively
Jack Steele
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Rod Fenton
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Ace Abbott
Abilene
Benny Trudell
Hirsute Bully
Montreal
Canada
Rex Mobley
Trout-Steele
Steele
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Extended Baseball Season Cuts Into Pro Football Attendance
News by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes baseball hurt football interest as All-America Football Conference averages about 31,000 per game versus the National League's 28,000. The column also includes sports snippets on players, coaches, and quirky anecdotes across major leagues and colleges.
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Graves Stops Manny Ortega In First Round Knockout
In Minneapolis on October 15 Jackie Graves of Austin Minnesota knocked out Manny Ortega of El Paso in 1 50 of the first round of a scheduled ten round featherweight bout. Graves used speed weight and power to dominate as Ortega hit the canvas twice before the finish.
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Anglers Gain Minnow Relief And Fish Sanctuary Debate
The Texas game commission reaffirmed open fishing policy while rejecting a request for a Clear Fork Brazos River fish sanctuary near Eliasville. It eased minnow limits at Possum Kingdom Lake for personal use and discussed a Rio Grande dove nesting ground plan with Reclamation officials.
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Bowling Scores in Classic and Industry Leagues Across Firms
Bowling scores listed by league and team show Carlings Red Cap Ale, Atlas Life, Boxwell Brothers, and other teams posting top results. Standout marks include Kersten 607, Langley 608, Adams 855, Higes 620, Byers 530, and Boxwell 562 among various matches in the Classic League and International Harvester League.
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Novak
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Milligan
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Beeman
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Warlick
Lott
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Mayhue
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Kuhlman
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Crites
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Lacy
Smith
Williams
Springer
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Filarski
Meters
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Neubaur
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Lovelady
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Dentist Dr Harold Grupe head to Palm Springs seminar
Amarillo dentist Dr Harold E Grupe will depart by plane Friday to attend the Fifth Annual Seminar for the Study and Practice of Dental Medicine. The event runs Sunday through Friday in Palm Springs California.
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Golden Sandies Eye Woodrow Wilson Test in Cotton Bowl
A reminiscence on Amarillo High football legend status and past Cotton Bowl clashes. The piece recalls Golden Sandies victories in Dallas and Temple, top state rankings in 1943, and hopes to slip past Woodrow Wilson to avoid a non conference setback. It cites past stars Myrle Greathouse Randall Clay and coach Bud Wilkinson.
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Golden Sandies
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Amarillo
Pampa
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Corpus Christi
Trie Temple
Woodrow Wilson
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Greenville
SMU
Ownby
Sunset
Dal-Hi Stadium
Odessa
San Angelo
Oklahoma
Longhorns
Barker
Myrle
Greathouse
Wascona
Greathorse
Bud Wilkinson
Texas
Golden Sandie
Jimmy Moss
Cotton Bowl
Golden Sandies Triumphs Recap and Historic Scores
Recount of Golden Sandies highlights with 1938 victory over Norman 20-0 and 1933 win over Sweetwater Muskies 41-0. Mentions Billy’s ankle injury and season sidelining, Hardin Simmons 39-0 win over West Texas State, and J. R. Corbitt’s 363 yards and three touchdowns in 1933.
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American Legion School of Oklahoma
Ponca City
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H. J. Nichols
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Norman Tigers
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Classen
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Capitol Hill
Hardin- Simmons
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Sweetwater Mustangs
J. R. Corbitt
Sweetwater
Associated Press
Ranger JC Cruises to 28-0 Win Over Clifton Eleven
Ranger Junior College defeated Clifton Junior College 28-0 in a conference game. Bailey Woods scored the first and fourth Ranger touchdowns, Jimmy Crawley added a second before halftime, Frankie Ford scored in the third, and Johnny McClendon kicked four conversions after Clifton miscues helped the Ranger offense.
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U.P
Ranger Junior College
Clifton Junior College
Rangers
Clifton
Bailey Woods
Jimmy Crawley
Frankie Ford
Woods
Johnny McClendon
Howard Payne Hosts Austin College In Texas Conference Clash
Howard Payne plays host to Austin College in Brownwood as the only title-influencing Texas Conference game. Hardin College meets West Texas State in Wichita Falls, McMurry travels to Kingsville for Texas A&I, and Abilene Christian entertains Western Colorado State while noting WWII malaria rates.
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Brownwood
Hardin College
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Wichita Falls
McMurry
Kingsville
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Abilene Christian
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Abilene
French Ground Troop Estimate Divides Officials
Officials dispute the size of French ground forces with estimates ranging from 70,000 to 500,000 well equipped troops. In U.S. dairy figures fluid milk and cream sales are tallied at 26,113,000,000 quarts of 1944 production.
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