Amarillo Sandies Rally, OU Loss Leaves Frustration On Deck
In Amarillo, Golden Sandies face Lubbock Odessa and Pampa as District 1-AA hosts another weekend. Texas loss to Oklahoma lingers in memory after failed Beal attempts and a disputed fourth down snap. Harvesters and Pampa push past Lubbock with 27 21 scores while Plainview clobbers Brownfield 59 7. Jimmy Hayes and Weldon Hayes lead district scoring with season totals climbing toward the top. The week’s slate includes Ysleta at Borger Amarillo at Lubbock Pampa at Lamesa Bowie at Plainview.
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Hayes
Jimmy Hayes
Weldon Hayes
Jimmy
Weldon
Ysleta
Borger
Lamesa
Bowie
Preachers To Have Tourney At Ross Rogers Course
A Panhandle ministers golf tournament will be held next Monday and Tuesday at the Ross Rogers Course. The event will use 36 holes of gross medal play to decide honors. About 60 entrants are expected with players paired in handicap flights from various churches.
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Ross Rogers
Dick Turner
Louis Icon Faces Money Woes and Comeback Talks
Joe Louis, weighed down by pride and mounting debts including an estimated 150000 in back taxes, plans a return as negotiations set a November 29 bout with Cesar Brion in Chicago. After a patched display against Ezzard Charles, Louis shows slowed speed and fading power but remains driven to reclaim glory and pay Uncle Sam.
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New York
U.P
Joe Louis
Louis
James Norris
International Boxing Club
Cesar Brion
Chicago
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Yankee Stadium
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Luis “Angel” Firpo
Uncle Sam
Brian
Jacobs’ Beach
Joe
Yesteryear
Texas City to Join Gulf Coast League Next Season
Galveston October 16 Directors approved Texas City replacing Leesville in the Class C Gulf Coast Baseball League. Jacksonville likely exits, with franchise transfer under consideration to a Louisiana or Gulf Coast town. Lufkin’s franchise moved to Leesville midseason in 1950 due to poor attendance. Victoria and Baytown eyed as Jacksonville replacements.
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Jacksonville
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Baytown
Brazil port movements climb at Rio de Janeiro and Santos
Official statistics show that port movements at Rio de Janeiro and Santos, Brazil's two main harbors, reached new highs last year. Total tonnage entering Rio in 1949 increased 344,795 tons over 1948. Ships entering Santos showed an increase of 1,096,559 tons over 1948.
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Local Peewee and Junior League Football Roundup
St Marys beats Dumas 16 0 in Peewee action and Forest Hill flattens San Jacinto 20 0. Wolflin bests Margaret Wills 6 0, San Jacinto thumps Amarillo College 34 0. Humphreys Highland tops Wolflin 24 7, Will Rogers loses 2 0 on forfeit, Sanborn shuts out Mavericks 32 0, Horace Mann 26 Sanborn 6, and more scores and notes across divisions.
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Forest Hill
Margaret Wills
Wolflin
Amarillo College
Sanos
Sam Houston
St. Mary
Carl Poirot
St. Mary's
Keven Key
Kay
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Donald Whitfield
Sheb Futch
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Sanborn
Andy Smith
Highlanders
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Tookie Tuckness
Johnny “Soapy
Sudbury
Robert Clements
Billy “Satchel” Lansing
Fumblitis
Edmund Stephens
Charles Fisher
Walter Dunn
Kirk Witt
James Turner
Red Towne
Forest Hill Phantom
Ruffin
Max Yates
Ray Ruffin
Phantoms
Oran Kerley
Raymond Allen
David Witcher
Wayne Weaver
Will Rogers
Sanborn Smothers Mavericks
Sanborn Peewees
Maverick
Jerry Stewart
Larry Moore
Moore
Carroll Pierce
Freddy Palmer
Barry Sinclair
Dennis Hescox
Marvin Rogers
Mavericks
Leonard Darnell
Wolflinites
Kenneth Atkins
Bob Burkett
Atkins
Darnell
Horace Mann-Maverick
Horace Mann
Winfred Kelly
John Tim Way
Rusty Fenton
Troyce Austin
Elmo Henry
Albert Henry
F. Hill
Boys Ranch
Paul McKinney
Billy Thompson
Freddy Bethel
Charles Kennedy
Larry Trotter
Allen Ray Mitchell
Richard Boren
Gray
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Buddy
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Pantex
Larry Bearden
Bobby Spencer
Gale Freeman
Bobby Boyter
Tommy Crutchfield
Bobby Verplank
Roger Farmer
Tony Riddle
Bill Dunlap
Bobby Way
Eagles Sell Top Pitcher McLeland
Dallas sold prize pitcher Wayne McLeland for 10000 to maximize a return before the draft. The 21 game winner in the Texas League last season was certain to be drafted and was sold to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League yesterday.
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Wayne McLeland
McLeland
Bobby Goff
Seattle
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