Amarillo Women Bowlers Start Season With Many Sponsors
The Banner League opens as teams like Amarillo Beauty Supply T M Package Store and Panhandle Trailways begin play under sponsor support from Jim Farwell Mervin Andrews Ralph Lowe and others. Members include Betty Weeks Ruth Rodgers Bonnie Cascar Ruby Wagner and Edith Green. League night is Mondays at 7:30 with teams aiming for top standings.
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Nona Fporister
Leagut
Amarillo
Jim Farwell
Mervin Andrews
Betty Weeks
Ruth Rodgers
Betty Evertt
Ida Thomas
Ralph Lowe
Lowe's
Bobby West
Bonnie Cascaris
Lennie Daugherty
Florine Duniven
Ruth Dorris
Ruth
Panhandle Trailways
A. F
John Becket
San Antonio
Waco
Ruby Wagner
City Ass’n
Sue Lyles
Bert Roberts
Bats
W. L
W. B. Batson
Golda Murray
W. Schollenbarger
Ann Martin
Jesse Fredericks
Elaine Farmer
Blackburn Sport Goods
Henry Blackburn
Mary McCune
Betty Hensley
Jo Nell Stogner
Wanda Scrivens
Virginia Gill
Amarillo Tent & Awning Co
George Hirsch
Artie Walker
Alice Loddell
Lenora Mahler
Lucy Moore
Aer
W. E Dart
Clara Mann
Sue Harnagel
Alma Lowry
Florine Mullins
Francis Smith
Jones-Roberts Shoe Store
Leslie Cochran
Cuties
Edith Green
Katherine Fletcher
Nancy Ramey
Dee Baker
Gwen Mar We
Banner League
Spomsoers
Elizabeth Rogers
Four changes in Amarillo Sandies lineup at Butler Field
Amarillo High football opened practice with four new faces in the first string as Coach Howard Lynch reshuffled players after a 26 13 loss to Odessa Bronchos. Harland Collins moved to right half, Rue and Hudgins filled key back spots, and Bobby Moore started at left guard with Rafted details of weights and next game versus Vernon Lions discussed.
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Lynch
Sandie
Rue
Hudgins
Edwards
Moore
Collins
Butler Field
Amarillo High
Odessa Bronchos
Howard Lynch
Vernon Lions
Bo Es
Vernon
Harland Collins
Bobby Bauman
Bauman
Bobby
Odessa
Bobby Rue
Jack Hudgins
Letterman
Bill Attebury
Attebury
John Lockinghill
Gordon Edwards
Jack Glasgow
Mike Strueber
Sandies
Norman
T. G. Hull
Lions
Gene Barnett
Texas Tech
Altus
Sherman
Pampa
Quanah
Johnson
Morrow
Shults
Hodges
Bell
Sweeney
Bailey
Sharp
Webb
Brock
White
Plainview Seeks West Texas New Mexico League Franchise
Plainview plans to join the West Texas New Mexico League by raising 50 000 to acquire a franchise build a ball park and run baseball operations. subscriptions are refundable after Jan 1 if no league franchise is obtained and Dallas hosts a league meeting on November 20.
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Plainview
Vincent Tudor
Plainview Baseball Association
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Odessa
Sam Langford
Dallas
SMU Stars Hurt. Kotlarich sidelined for Missouri clash
SMU prepared for its final non-conference game with Missouri in Columbia after a 21 to 7 loss to Rice. Star tackle Pete Kotlarich will miss the game with an injury, while guard Gene McClintock and center Cecil Sutphin are also listed as injured among several bruised players.
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Dallas
U.P
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Rice Owls
University of Missouri Tigers
Columbia
Pete Kotlarich
Owls
Missouri
Gene McClintock
Owl
Cecil Sutphin
Eddie Collins Declines Return to Philadelphia Posts
Eddie Collins, general manager of the Boston Red Sox and former Athletics star, denied reports he would go back to Philadelphia to become president of either the Athletics or the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillies
Eight Kid Grid Clubs Undefeated in Second Round of Kids Inc Football
Eight teams remain undefeated after the second round of Kids Inc football. Mavericks Intermediates and Maverick Club Juniors lead their leagues, both coached by Dale Palmer. North Side Intermediates, coached by Joe Freeman and S M Glass, also hold unblemished records in the intermediate division. In juniors, Fred Holzchuh’s 3700 Taylor eleven and San Jacinto under Jack Hill and Bill Conner stay undefeated. Wolflin Peewees, led by Jack Haimes, top the Peewee scoring with 82 points in two games, tied for first. San Jacinto Peewees coached by Steve Hall and Margaret Willis Peewees coached by Floyd Hemphill also boast perfect records.
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Kids, Inc
Maverick
Maverick Club
Dale Palmer
North Side
Joe Freeman
S. M Glass
Fred Holzchuh
Taylor
San Jacinto
Jack Hill
Bill Conner
Jack Haimes
Wolflin Peewees
San Jacinto Peewees
Steve Hall
Margaret Willis
Peewees
Floyd Hemphill
L. Pet
Morace Mann
Price College
Amarillo College
W. L. Pet
Stoo Toit
Ccccis
Forest Hills
Kt Wee Ae
Margaret Wills
McKinley Pea North Side
LE Adcovancine
St. Mary's
Abbott Faces Carver In Tri-State Fair Grounds Bout
Abbott and Don Carver meet in a one fall match with a 20 minute limit at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Promoter Cory Detton announced the Thursday card featuring Wayne Martin vs Al Getz in the main event and Art Brady vs Joe Szabo in the semifinal.
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Ace Abbott
Abilene
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Cory Detton
Amarillo
Abbott
Bob Blake
Columbus
Don Carver
Roswell
Carvery
Hawaii
Carver
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Art Brady
Huntington Park
Cal
Joe Szabo
Duluth
Longhorns' defense praised as key vs Rice clash
Coach Dana X Bible praised Texas defense after bottling Arkansas near the 20 yard line. Star blocking back Joe Maglio lo sits out Rice Institute game in Houston. Bible warned Texas offense must hit on all cylinders to meet Rice and defend title hopes.
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Austin
U.P
Joe Magliolo
University of Texas
Rice Institute
Houston
Dana X. Bible
Texas
Arkansas
Bible
Longhorns
Rice
Donkey Moak Guides Cows as Vermeer Farm Uses Brays
In Sumas Washington a donkey named Moak on Henry Vermeer’s farm serves to call cows home with a loud bray. Separately Tulane and Southern California plan to resume their football rivalry in New Orleans on December 21 if neither accepts a bowl bid.
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Sumas
Moak
Henry Vermeer
Tulane
Southern California
New Orleans
Army Tops AP Poll as Army Extends Lead in 1946 Gridiron
Army remains No. 1 in the AP weekly college football poll after a 48-14 win over Columbia. Notre Dame slips to second as Texas, Tennessee, Northwestern, Georgia and North Carolina move up following Saturday results. 156 writers cast ballots. Army 112 first place votes and 0.25 top spot vote. Notre Dame 21 percent. Texas 13 percent.
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Notre Dame
Texas
Tennessee
Northwestern
Georgia
North Carolina
Associated Press
Arkansas
Army
Columbia
Lou Little
Lions
Villanova
Oklahoma
Cornell
Michigan
McAfee Advances in Amarillo Club Golf Tourney
Charles McAfee won by default over Warren Babb in the first round of the Amarillo County Club President's Handicap Golf Tournament as Babb left town. McAfee now faces Chuck Wagner in the second round with all matches due by Sunday night.
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Charles McAfee
Warren Babb
Amarillo County Club
Babb
R. H. Kelly
S. O. Callihan
al Lane
R. B Stevens
James Parmelee
W. E Haley
R. A. Stone
Bears Lose Pierce For A&M Tilt Hopes Dwindle At Homecoming
Baylor Bears only hopes for the Southwest Conference title were dimmed as Sammy Pierce the sensational fullback is out of the lineup for the Texas A and M game Saturday. Coach Frank Kimbrough prepared the defense for the clash expected to draw more than 20 000 fans marking Baylor's first homecoming since the war.
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WACO
Baylor Bears
Sammy Pierce
Texas A. & M
Frank Kimbrough
Baylor
Yannigans and Tulia Set Friday Night Showdown
Amarillo Yannigans seek a fifth straight win as they meet the Tulia Hornets at Tulia. Yannigans also beat Plainview B 27 12 and 12 0 and defeated Tucumcari 32 6 and Lubbock Cowhands 20 14. Tulia Hornets coached by Clarence Lewis hold two wins and four losses this season with 26 6 over Dumas and 33 13 over Dimmitt.
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Rudy Gamblin
Amarillo Yannigans
Tulia Hornets
Tulia
Yannigans
Plainview
Tucumcari
Lubbock Cowhands
Tulsa Hornets
Clarence Lewis
Hornets
Dumas
Dimmitt
Garcia Stops Jake Stephens in Tri-State Fight Card
Promoter Alvis Woodring hosted a boxing card at the Tri-State Fairgrounds drawing about 750 attendees. Gilbert Garcia halted Jake Stephens in the fifth round of a welterweight bout as Oklahoma City’s Stephens was knocked down 11 times. Bobby Woods defeated Eddie Weller in another eight-round bout, while Johnny Bullard and Nino Salinos fell in preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Woodring
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Gilbert Garcia
Houston
Jake Stephens
Oklahoma City
Bobby Woods
Fort Worth
Garcia
Eddie Weller
Amarillo
Johnny Bullard
Nino Salinos
Chief Mowat
Chilocco
Okla
Salinos
John Riley
Bullard
Nixson Meets Horace Mann In Junior League Tilt
Nixson Whirlwinds seek fourth win as they meet Horace Mann Buffs Thursday at Butler Field in Panhandle Junior High League. Borger Bullpups visit Pampa Reapers in league clash. Sam Houston has open date.
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Nixson Whirlwinds
Horace Mann Buffs
Butler Field
Pampa Reapers
Borger
Pampa
Nixson
Horace Mann
Tom Gilley
Buffs
Hack Folsom
Sam Houston
Reapers
Bullpups
Sam Houston Rangers
sTangenes
Ww. Pet
Ose Ccemsnevenes
Des Ettes
Sam Monnstein
Fae Horace Mann
Clean reliable cars by hour day or week to salesmen
The item offers rapid, trustworthy car cleaning services tailored for busy professionals and firms. It targets salesmen, businessmen, and corporations seeking flexible hourly daily or weekly service packages to maintain vehicle fleets and client-facing image.
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JenPin
Harland
WTNM
Ernest Clendennen
Clayton Service
Jackson
White Truck
Amarillo Safety Lane, Inc
N. Fillmore
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle
Ranchers
Carl Pool Mfg. CO
Koflarich
SMU
Red*Sox
Coach Bible
Longhorn
Sid Feder
New York
Col
Red Blaik
Quakers
Pennsylvania
JOE Brown
Buick - Cadilac Automobiles
Freeman Motor Co
W. 6Th St
McAfee
Tourney
Texas Aggie Tilt
Dave Bailey
Louis Romero
Dalhart
Russell Tate
Romero
Tate
Gary Pamiglietti
Chicago Bear
Boston Yanks
Manchester
Portland
Auto Rental Service
U-Drive
John Garvey
Pierce
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Fillmore
Johnston
Murphy
J&m
Shoe Department
Blackburn ‘Broos
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