Sandies Ready for Borger Clash on Friday Night
Coach Howard Lynch warns Sandies to prepare for a District 1-AA battle with Borger at Butler Field after Odessa loss. Key players include Eddie Johnson stepping in at end and captain Bill King boosting Horace Mann prospects as junior programs feed future Sandies.
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Bowling Bits from Denver Trip Highlight Local Standouts
Local bowlers traveled to Denver over the weekend and posted scores. Ted Buccela led a strong doubles showing with five top finishes, while Grimes and Bechtold posted high six game totals. The piece notes venue conditions and comparisons to Odessa and Lubbock tournaments.
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Cardinals Set to Face Groom Tigers in Six-Man Clash
Price College will meet the Groom Tigers in a six-man football game on November 2 at the local diamond. It is the Redbirds second regular game of the season as Groom leads the Panhandle Six-Man League after beating Vega. Price was ruled ineligible this season for parochial school participation.
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Yannigans Set to Face Spearman in Spearman Tilt
The Amarillo High Yannigans travel to Spearman to meet the Sandies on Friday afternoon. Amarillo’s team is undefeated while Spearman has yet to win, with five losses and one tie. The game will be played in daylight as Spearman has no lights.
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University Is Texas Leader In College Football
The University of Texas leads the Texas college football race with an unbeaten, untied record and 138 points for versus 21 against. Texas faces Rice of Austin, while Baylor and Texas Christian hold three wins each. Other games include SMU versus Tulane, Texas Tech vs West Texas State, and North Texas Aggies against North Camp Hood.
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Told Not To Run Lubbock Athlete Dominates Track Meet
ANSBACH Germany October 23 A rugged Lubbock soldier John Case 36 year old West Texan defies coaches who told him to quit track by sweeping the First Infantry Division meet He won the 800 1500 and 3000 meter runs and placed third in the hop step and jump totaling 16 points to lead nearest rival with 13 points Case is a Texas Tech standout and a Border Conference track legend
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Amarillo Oldsmobile leads league with two game win
The Amarillo Oldsmobile team pushes two games ahead of John Farrell Lumber as Vic Langley posts 566 and Ted Pearson 560 to secure victory. Elmer Tucker adds 557 for the losers while Jim Farwell struggles. Pinkney Packing ends skid with two from Reager Market. Noble Paulk powers Builders Supply to a two game win over Foxworth-Galbraith. John Weeks 529 for lumber dispensers. Panhandle Open set for Victory Alleys in early November.
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Ohio Gradster Sets College Football Scoring Mark
Oberlin star back Jim Boswell piled 66 points to set a national high for the season as the little Ohio college finished its eight game campaign unbeaten. He was held scoreless in Oberlin 25 Baldwin Wallace, while Walter Trojanoski and Linwood Sexton each reached 54 points in fewer games, closing the gap.
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Legislature May Pass Bill To Kill Dee Deer
Austin reports the Game Fish and Oyster Commission discussed legalizing killing female deer to curb overpopulation in hill country leases. A tag system from other states was proposed, and officials noted acute conditions in Mason County with up to one deer per acre. A plan to let lease owners shoot does with approval could require legislative sanction.
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Corcoran Named Coach for St Michael's College
John Corcoran, longtime Downtown USC Club director since May, will become coach at St Michael's College Santa Fe on November 1. A 1930 St Louis University graduate, he previously led St Viator's College Bourbonnais and coached Cathedral High School. He also led the Collegians at Abilene last year. His successor as Downtown USO Club director has not been named.
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Amarillo Sports Schedule Highlights This Week
Upcoming events include Amarillo Yannigans at Spearman on Friday October 26. The Globe-News Panhandle Open Bowling Tournament runs November 3-4 10-11 17-18 at Victory Alleys Amarillo. Also Amarillo Sandies host Borger Bulldogs Friday at Butler Field 8 PM and West Texas State Buffaloes face Texas Tech Red Raiders Saturday at Texas Tech Field Lubbock 8 PM.
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Egyptian girl jailed after deserting taxi driver wife in Cairo
Police probe a case in Cairo of a young bride who fled a taxi driver 12 hours after their marriage. Investigators reveal she had married four other men the same week with her mother's consent.
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Louis May Retire If He Drops Fight
In Los Angeles heavyweight champion Joe Louis says his retirement would depend on how he loses to Billy Conn next June. If he loses due to poor shape or fatigue he would quit. if his condition and strength are solid he would keep fighting.
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