Unbeaten Class AA Teams Face Tough Week
A sweeping campaign targets 16 undefeated Class AA schoolboy football teams with as many as five possibly dropping from the list. Odessa hosts Amarillo, Corpus Christi meets Jefferson, and several other big games test remaining perfect records across districts 9 10 7 and 15. Wichita Falls Austin El Paso North Side Marshall Longview Goose Creek and McAllen also hold edge chances as 30 conference games dot the schedule.
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Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Jefferson
San Antonio
Broncs
Weatherford
Mineral Wells
Waxahachie
Waco
Fort Worth Poly
North Side
Wichita Falls
Electra
Austin
el Paso
Carlsbad
No Series Cut For Lippy Leo
Cincinnati report on October 16 states Leo Durocher is not to receive a World Series share from the Dodgers. Commissioner Chandler said Dodgers divided their series money among 43 people and the Yankees among 49. Full Yankee share valued at 5830.03 dollars and a Dodgers full share at 4081.18 dollars.
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Yanks
Red Raiders Hopeful for Strong Season with Ten Lettermen
Texas Tech basketball enters fall practice with ten returning lettermen led by coach Polk Robison. Reported names include Jay Kerr Odessa James Hill Amarillo Eugene Gibson Lakeview Wayne Bowles Lubbock Winston Churchill Sterling City Williams Banks Vernon Ardis Barton Spring Lake Don Groves Monument NM Ernest Hawkins Lamesa and Roland Nabors Lubbock. The Raiders also list a 26 game schedule.
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Parker Faces Vieyra in Pan American Net Match
Defending champion Frank Parker of Los Angeles meets Brazil's Armando Vieyra in the Pan American Tennis Tournament quarterfinals in Mexico City. Parker teams with Francisco Segura in doubles, seeded No. 1, drawing a bye to the second round to face Alfonso Belmar and Jorge Lara. In the lower half, Segura Guerrero faces and Jaroslav Drobny meets Edward Moyland in the quarterfinals.
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Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Brazil
Armando Vieyra
Odessa Amarillo clash tops Texas high school gridiron
Odessa Bronchos, state champions with 19 straight wins, face Amarillo Golden Sandies in a sellout Odessa showdown billed as the state's top game. Coach Coleman says his team respects Amarillo and will play hard, while pundits vary on outcome with Townsend starring for Odessa and questions about past performances.
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Odessa
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Joe
Texas
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Abilene
Jinx Tucker
Waco
Bill Behrman
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Golden Sandies
Odessa Bronchos
Byron Townsend
Bronco
John Whinnery
Sandie
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
Townsend
Mery
University of Texas
Randall Clay
Clay
Pampa
Mrs. Ross Wins Putting Meet at Amarillo Club
Mrs. J. W. Ross captured first in the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association weekly event, using 26 putts on 18 greens and a medal score of 81. Mrs. E. D. Lamb won the 9 hole division with 20 putts. Mrs. J. A. Killough took the luncheon ball.
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J. W. Ross
Amarillo
Garcia Defeats Manchia In Galveston Lightweight Bout
Buddy Garcia of Galveston won a ten round decision over Pete Manchia of New York. Garcia weighed 136 pounds to Manchia 140. Other results: Bobby Dukes beat Johnny Mills by decision and Walter Simmons stopped Arnold Woodson.
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Buddy Garcia
Pete Manchia
New York
Garcia
Manchia
Bobby Dukes
San Antonio
Johnny Mills
Walter Simmons
Arnold Woodson
Corpus Christi
Stolen City Water Department Car Found in Seward
A cityowned vehicle of the Seward Nebraska Water Department was reported stolen but its distinguishing feature is the words City Water Department painted on both doors making it easy to identify.
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Rangers Still Seeking First Win of Season
Sam Houston Rangers coach Bill Teal pursues their first win as they face Borger Poodles in Borger in a 0-0- tie trend. Last week’s 7 7 draw with Pampa Reapers fuels determination to avoid another stalemate. A Horace Mann Junior High non league tilt follows with Buffs vs Dalhart Kelly Cubs at 4 p.m.
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Sam Houston Rangers
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Sam Houston
Pampa Reapers
Rangers
Pampa
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Buffs
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Dalhart
Jimmy Albricht
Jerry Ramsey
Robby Elliott
Donald Carter
Tom McWilliams
Mark Gunnels
Harold Swindell
E. G. Sanders
Roy Byrd
George Carroll
Howard Childers
Raymond Bennett
Dinner Teams Vie At Country Club
The Amarillo Country Club hosts the final Dutch Dinner Golf Matches this afternoon. Captains Chuck Wagner and Fay Dryden will lead their teams. Fifteen special awards, each award consisting of two golf balls, are to be presented.
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Amarillo Country Club
Chuck Wagner
Fay Dryden
Yannigans Revamped For Tilt
Amarillo Yannigans coach Rudy Gamblin will start a revamped eleven against Perryton B at Butler Field. Four to five new faces join the lineup with one player switching position amid tonight’s kickoff.
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H. T. Edwards
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Reese
Yannigans
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James Sparks
Lefty Taylor
Edgar West
Dees Maberry
Harry Beck
Bob Dunlavy
R. Griggs
D. Hedgdeth
Bill Chase
Joe Knight
Wayne Sharp
Skippy Hines
Don Rogers
C Priolo
Jack Olmstead
Donald Graves
Far Johnson
Citizens Object to Tale Graziano Bout in Miami
A wave of opposition to the Rocky Graziano versus Tony Zale middleweight title bout emerged in Miami with veterans groups and at least one boxing commissioner opposing the plan over War Department findings that Graziano, suspended in New York, received a dishonorable Army discharge. Promoter Harry Veiler seeks a charity bout at a $50 top in the Orange Bowl, despite no action from the City Boxing Commission.
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New York
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Miami Beach
Star Studded Mat Card Slated At Arena Tonight
The weekly wrestling card at the Fair Grounds Arena features a double main event ending with a team match. Promoter Dory Detten also showcases Handsome Hank Harrell and Gorgeous Georgie Curtis in the opener, with referee Olan Boynton presiding over the team bout.
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Hank” Harrell
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Travelers To Work With Detroit Tigs
The Little Rock Travelers end their working pact with the Boston Braves and will operate informally with the Detroit Tigers next season. Detroit General Manager Billy Evans will assist with players, though no formal contract is planned. It is unclear if Bill Dickey will renew as manager.
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Detroit Tigers
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