Amarillo Golden Sandies topple Woodrow Wilson 28-12 in Cotton Bowl
Amarillo High School Golden Sandies defeated Woodrow Wilson Wildcats 28-12 at the Cotton Bowl before about 5,500 fans. Fullback Jack Newby surged for 34 yards as the Sandies opened with two quick scores and maintained a sharp ground attack led by a smooth line. Coaches Jimmy Banks and Louis Cox of Dallas praised the performance, while noting attendance and gate concerns for future games.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Woodrow Wilson
Sandies
Theallas
Cotton Row
Sandie
Jack Newby
Banks
Woodrow Wilson Wildcats
Cotton Bowl
Wildcats
Woodrow
Cox
Golden Indies
Fort Worth
San Angelo
Odessa
Dallas
SMU
Bowling Scores Across Longhorn and City Leagues
Longhorn League results show Team 3 led by Helms 530 and Team 4 led by Lyles 564. other top marks include Gobblers from Team 2 and Team 1 with multiple 400s plus. Santa Fe Girls League lists Hopis and Zias with Jonathan Manus high scores. Taos and Zunis also post strong games. City League features Banner Bowl Lunch and Veterans Hospital posting high team totals and multiple players surpassing 450. Merchants League records include Bordens and S. Bivins leading with scores above 500.
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Bulloch
Duckworth
Jones
Seaton
Helms
Russell
Otting
Kiviehen
Arasmick
Lyles
Garrett
Moore
Rankin
Crews
Blind
Garmer
Brown
Johnson
Straich
Gardner
Ford
Apaches
Baker
Edwards
Read
Holland
Taos
Everline
McCarty
Walker
Paetzoid
Priest
Duke
Patterson
Daniel
Zunis
Saunders
Pee
Lantz
Kount
Hanner
Pyeatt
Dam
McCrome
Religious Films to Play Across North Plains Nations
Percy A. Bagge of Moody Bible Institute brings two films to the North Plains over two weeks. The God of Creation opens at Stratford First Baptist Church at 7 30 P M Tuesday, with shows in Amarillo and other towns to follow. God of Creation features star galaxies and paramecia in water. God of Atom highlights atomic energy and religion. Dr Irwin A Moon produced both, with God of Atom including testimony from physicist Lawrence Johnston.
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North Plains
Percy A. Bagge
Texas
Moody Bible Institute
Stratford First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Tulsa First Baptist Church
Vega First Baptist Church
Amarillo First Baptist Church
Amarillo Southern Presbyterian Church
Polk
Lawrence Johnston
Nixson Y-Teens Elect Club Officers
Elizabeth Nixson Y-Teen Club elects officers for the coming year with Miss Jaurel Baines as president Miss Mary Beth Griggs as vice president Miss Reta Mae Hudson as secretary and Miss Dorothy Ross as treasurer The organization formed last week and already lists 75 members all ninth grade students at the school.
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Elizabeth Nixson
Jaurel Baines
Mary Beth Griggs
Reta Mae Hudson
Dorothy Ross
Mustangs Lead Loop In Pass Department
Santa Clara tames Southern Methodist in a Cotton Bowl clash as SMU shows a 62 pass attempt, 43 completion record for 693 yards led by Gil Johnson. Doak Walker stars in punting and receiving. Texas and Baylor face Texas A&M. Arkansas tops in ground gains and defense with Clyde Scott carrying the ball.
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James H. Stewart
Southern Methodist
Methodist
Gil Johnson
Santa Clara
Doak Walker
Walker
SMU
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Lindy Berry
Horned Frogs
Texas
Rice
Houston
Baylor
Texas A&m
Waco
Fleet George Sims
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Clyde Scott
Razorback
Bobby Goff
Autry and Morris Named Captains for Amarillo Dutch Dinner
Bruce Autry and Joe Morris will lead their teams in the Amarillo Country Club Dutch Dinner Team Matches on Thursday afternoon. The losers host the winners at dinner. Twenty golf balls will be awarded as prizes.
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Bruce Autry
Joe Morris
Amarillo Country Club
Stamp Talk and Clubs At Amarillo Junior High Game Night
Junior high students in Amarillo will gather at the San Jacinto Youth Center to hear I. L. Peffley discuss stamp collecting and swapping. If interest grows a Stamp Collectors Club may form. Evening includes other clubs such as dramatics boxing basketball and more with Jack Haas directing activities.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Carolina
I. L. Peffley
Jack Haas
District Recruiting Officer Transferred
Major Robert E. Mitchell transfers from Amarillo Army recruiting district to Fort Worth Quartermaster Depot. Effective Monday, he departs Amarillo Saturday afternoon. He states he served over a year and hates to miss the hunting season starting.
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Robert E. Mitchell
Amarillo Army
Mitchell
Quartermaster Depot
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Attendance at State Fair of Texas tops 142 thousand
Official figures show 142 284 attend yesterday during the State Fair of Texas event on senior Negro achievement day. The total attendance for the season reaches 1 281 792 as the fair continues in Dallas.
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Dallas
Generator speeds to power proximity fuses in bombs
A compact generator inside the proximity fuse drives radio controlled bombs at around 100000 revolutions per minute, about fifty times the speed of a typical airplane propeller, highlighting intense mechanical performance.
Lad killed as truck backs over child on street
In Galveston on October 19 a backing truck struck a boy and his father. Delroy Watwood, seven, died and W O Watwood sustained a leg injury. The driver, 18 year old Fred Johnson, faces charges in connection with the accident.
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Galveston
Delroy Watwood
W. O. Watwood
Fred Johnson
Wreck in Mexico Injures Two Texans
In Victoria Mexico two Texans were injured in a car truck collision but neither needed hospitalization. The car was driven by Jim Griffin a former agriculture commissioner candidate. Lloyd M Bentsen Jr Democratic nominee from the 15th Congressional District was a passenger.
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Victoria
Mexico
Texas
Texas Agriculture Commissioner
Jim Griffin
Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr
McAllen
Network To Enter Boxing Field
New York report notes CBS and MCA plan to buy into the Tournament of Champions, raising questions about control by promoters and regulators. The column also cites boxing figures and sports mentions from Morabito’s Nevada offer incident to Heath and Seeketski quotes, with mixed public interest in multi sponsor era risks.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Broadway
Columbia Broadcasting System
Music Corporation of America
Boxing Commission
The
Federal Communications Commission
Gruber’s
Grapefruit Giants
Cocoanut Cardinals
Civeaway
Still a Shortage of Children's Underwear in Canada
An acute shortage of children's underwear persists in Canada even as manufacturing output nearly doubles prewar levels.
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Canada
Pan American Tennis Tourives Round Two Upset Foes
In Mexico City the Pan American Tennis Tournament moves to the third round with favorites Jaroslav Drobny and Richard Gonzales facing tougher rivals. Drobny, defending champion, meets Robert Abdesselam while Gonzales duels Brendan Macken. Earlier, Drobny beat Rodolfo May 6-3 6-4 and Gonzales edged Alfred Millett 8-6 6-2. Other men’s singles include Cochell vs Vega, Parker vs Rochon, Greenberg vs Palafox, Seixas vs Puente, Sturgess vs Guerrero, and Mottram vs Armando Vega. Mixed doubles finals feature Dorothy Head and partner Dorothea Head.
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Mexico City
U.P
Jaroslav Drobny
Richard “Pancho” Gonzales
Drobny
Czechoslovakia
Texas wildlife federation meet to consider new hunting law
Four Panhandle sportsmen groups travel to Austin for the fall Texas Wildlife Federation session. A proposed code would create a nine member Game Fish and Oyster Commission with regulatory powers replacing legislative creation of hunting fishing and conservation laws. Represented groups include Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen’s Club Tierra Blanca Game Preserve Pampa Sportsmen’s Club and Rita Blanca Sportsmen’s Club.
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Panhandle
Austin
Texas Wildlife Federation
Texas
Game, Fish & Oyster Commission
Tierra Blanca
Pampa
Rita Blanca
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