Wingman Jimmy Anthony stars in 28 12 Sandstorm win
In Dallas last Saturday junior wingman Jimmy Anthony helped the Golden Sandies defeat Woodrow Wilson 28 to 12. The Sandstorm open District 1 AA play Friday night at Butler Field against the Brownfield Cubs as Anthony is expected to see more action. In Salmon Idaho deposits of radioactive uranium ore were reported along Agency Creek from Lemhi Pass to the Lemhi River by miner G Elmo Shoup yesterday.
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Lemhi Pass
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Pampa
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Woodrow Wilson
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Brownfield
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Lubbock
Tricky Ward
Don Decker
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Golden Sandies
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Golden Sandies Open District 1-AA Schedule
The Golden Sandies face Brownfield Cubs at Butler Field in a opener. Amarillo seeks a fifth straight conference crown and 20th in 28 years. Brownfield, coached by Tracy Kellow, aims to improve offense though history shows strong play against Amarillo. District standings and non conference games noted with Rival Lubbock and Plainview in focus.
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Brownfield Cubs
Butler Field
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Ground Games Spark Play Rushes Across College Football
Oscar Fraley notes a shift away from passing as many teams relied on powerful ball carriers. Army, California, Michigan, Cornell and others showcased three and four touchdown performances, reversing the recent trend toward aerial attack.
West Zone basketball schedule drawn for 1948 49
West Zone of the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference set the 1948 49 schedule in Lubbock with Coach Bob Carter of Amarillo College presiding. The slate includes games against Wayland Odessa Howard County and Amarillo plus playoff and state tournaments in College Station and Amarillo.
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Odessa Junior College
Harold Davis
Howard County Junior College
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Plain
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Amsa- 111
Howard County
Plainview
Howard Country
McCormick tops Amarillo Week End Handicap Golf Event
J L McCormick fired a net 66 to win the Amarillo Country Club Week End Handicap Golf Tournament. His card showed 80-14 .6. Other low net winners included Bob Kesterson 78-11-87 Charles McAfee 78-11-67 and J A Hazlewood 79-11-68. John Munn won low gross with 69. High cross ball was O K Muenergardt at 112.
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Amarillo
Three Golfers Tie In Muny Tourney
Harry DeLashmutt W B Wilson and Meade Graham shared first place with net 66 at the Ross Rogers Golf Course Weekend Sweepstakes. Their scores were DeLashmutt 66 0 66 Wilson 80 14 66 and Graham 80 14 66. Other winners include Bud Ammons 75 5 70 Paul Norman Jr 81 11 70 and H T Munhall 81 11 70.
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W. B. Wilson
Meade Graham
Ross Rogers
DeLashmutt
Wilson
Graham
Bud Ammons
Paul Norman, Jr
T. Munhall
Locality differences in long scale numbers in US and Europe
The text explains that in the United States a billion equals a thousand millions and a trillion a thousand billions, while in England and Germany a billion equals a million millions and a trillion equals a thousand billions. It contrasts the short and long scales.
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United States
England
Germany
First Round Wraps in Amarillo Country Club Handicap
The Amarillo Country Club President's Handicap Match Play Golf Tournament finished the first round Sunday with 15 matches played and 49 byes. John Munn and J R Brown led A Flight with strong starts as top contenders while B Flight contenders await the winner of the A Flight for the trophy. Second round pairings and consolation brackets are listed for both flights.
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Amarillo Country Club
John Munn
J. R. Brown
U. N. Olver
James Wienemierey
C. N. Headrick
Dr. E Cain
Carl Culwell
Chuck Wagener
Scotty Millis
Bill Harmon
W. W. Gibson
San Angelo Leads At Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney
San Angelo's Nathan Jewelers bowling team topped 5 524 pins in week one of the Women's Panhandle Open at Peerless Lanes. Local entries tied for top Class A singles with 511. Jimmy Shane and Ida Thomas are noted Amarillo bowlers. Leaders include Class B Singles Opal Byron 473 and Class C Singles Deloris Hawthorne 518. The event runs three more weekends with teams from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Peerless Lanes
Jimmy Shane
Ida Thomas
Amarillo
Jean Duenkel
Ina Petrie
Pampa
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Opal Byron
Sue McFall
Oakallee Whitte
Deloris Hawthorne
Velma Stiles
Margaret Sargent
Borger
Tag Team Preview Builds To Main Event Night
Cory Detton announced a six man tag match to back Thursday night’s main event featuring Al Getz and Jack Steele. Sailor Dick Trout Ace Freeman Rex Mobley meet Benny Trudell Rod Fenton Sammy Kohen in a three against three setup. Trout from Carbondale Ill drew with Steele last week and thrilled fans.
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al Getz
Jack Steele
Sailor Dick Trout
Ace Freeman
Rex Mobley
Benny Trudell
Rod Fenton
Sammy Kohen
Trout
Carbondale
Ill
Steele
Freeman
Kilcoyne backs Calvert Reserve blended whiskey switch
New Orleans businessman Emmett R. Kilcoyne of 822 Perdido St. joins thousands who have switched to Calvert Reserve. He notes the whiskey tastes better and says he wishes he had switched sooner. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 grain neutral spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp. New York City.
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Perdido St
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
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