Amarillo High Football Faces Season Blow With Harold Swindell Injury
Amarillo High School football suffers a major setback as center Harold Swindell is out for the season after a ruptured spleen in a 20-0 loss to Lubbock. Coach Dub Harris notes loss of leadership as a bigger blow than the injury, with district rivals winning elsewhere and Pampa’s Elmer Wilson and Jimmy Hayes starring in district play. The standings show Pampa atop 6-1, Amarillo 3-3, Plainview 3-3, Borger 2-3, and Lubbock 1-6 as non-conference wrap approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Harold Swindell
Lu K
Sandies
Harold
Stanley Mauldin
Lubbock
Pampa
Borger
Ysleta Plainview
Bowie
el Paso
Lamesa
Golden Tornadoes
Elmer Wilson
Wilson
Jimmy Hayes
Harvesters
Westerners
Mack Taylor
Dub Harris
Plainview Bulldogs
Brownfield
Berger
Ysieta
Tricky Ward
Bulldogs
Plainview
Weldon Hayes
Pat Yey
Pampa Oy
de Wey Cudney
Ray Bingham
Ae Ee
Gale Murphy
Tommy Donnell
Leon Evans
Tom Caskey
Kenneth Clapp
Brian Bell
Billy Davis
Cleburn Bybee
Stanley Bull
Harold Smith
John Young
Charlies Ely
Darrell Wilson
Alvin Ward
Pampanieve
Dale Scott
Walnvew’ As
Don Yarborough
Clint Johnson
Donnie Mashburn
Lester Ramsey
Odessa
Childress
Midland
Vernon
Darrell Bains
Bains
Finalist Set In CC Tourney Finalist Set In CC Tourney
Vernon Crawford faces Herb Budke in the 1950 Amarillo Country Club President's Handicap final after winning their flights. Crawford beat Chuck Wagner 5 and 4 for A Flight. Budke defeated S T Munhall 2 and 1 for B Flight. Conso winners Jim Farwell and Jimmy James also clinched titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Crawford
Herb Budke
Amarillo Country Club
Crawford
Chuck Wagner
Budke
S. T. Munhall
Jim Farwell
Bob Howle
Jimmy James
B. C. Elliott
Panhandle Preachers Championship Golf Tournament Opens
The Ross Rogers Course hosts a two day event this today and tomorrow to determine the best golfing pastor in the section. Thirty six holes of net medal play are scheduled with ministers competing for top honors. Chile has raised its tax on gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Rogers Course
Upsets Trim Perfect List
The nation’s unbeaten major colleges dwindle as upsets hit Cornell, Princeton, Northwestern, and Miami of Florida. Wisconsin, Washington, Stanford, Rice, Vanderbilt fall. Notre Dame loses again. Navy and NC State win notable games. Lehigh remains unbeaten with a 16-14 victory over Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
New York
Cornell
Princeton
Northwestern
Miami
Florida
Northwestern Wildcats
Wisconsin
Badger
Michigan
David
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Army
Oklahoma
Kentucky
California
Southern Methodist
Wyoming
Wichita
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Washington
Stanford
Rice
Vanderbilt
Illinois
Washington Huskies
Red Sanders
UCLA
Rice Owls
Notre Dame
Navy
North Carolina State
Maryland
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Bobby Robertson
Indiana
Irish
Southern Cal
NC State
Bowlers Days festival splits cities as fans debate move
Southern Bowler publisher Alex Lillico proposes moving Bowlers Days from San Antonio to build state loyalty and grow the event, while Fort Worth rivals argue for San Antonio roots. Report notes include local bowling scores from Peerless Lanes led by Mike Green and Mead Graham, with multiple league results and individual tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lillico
Southern Bowler
San Antonio
Bexar County
Bowline
Lillico
Fort Worth
Cowtown
Bowling Scores From Major League Peerless Lanes
Team standings show multiple lanes with high scores led by Peerless Lanes Team No 4 earning 2759 and individual top marks such as Schecher 584 Pestor 513 Allen 546 Forister 558 Bechtold 558. Other lane results include PRESCRIPTION LAB no wins 2546 Prien 507 Rosenthal 516 and NO 1 with 2695 Green 636 Grimes 603 Willis 440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Green
Gene Zion
Dick Whitehead
Phil Biondolino
Les Mallon
Wilson Forister
Jaque West
Vic Langley
Roy Jacobson
Wilson
Schecher
Pestor
Allen
Forister
Bechtold
Prescription Lab
Reppert
Bates
West
Prien
Rosenthal
Green
Willis
Grimes
National Shirts
Graham
Mallon
Mongold
McNemar
Biondolino
Gerken
Jacobson
Zion
Neely
Cogdell
Redman
Whitehead
Buccola
Farmer
Hankinson
Hunter
Langley
Vogel
Martin
Smith
Penguins Triumph With Top Scores In Track Meet
Penguins won with Jones 529 Olson 397 Lewis 407 Pondet 564 leading the field. MOP UPS took first with Bichcel 342 Osterhoudt Brown 444 Bailey 252. ELVE claimed second with Hardin 457 Leard 387 Vann 421 A Leard 473. STRICKERS captured first with Dunn 2 8 Lester 416 Murry 342 N Dunn 394.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penguins
Jones
Wilson
Lewis
Pondet
Mopups
Bichcel
Osterhoudt Brown
Bailey
Elve
Hardin
Leard
Vann
A. Leard
Strickers
R. Dunn
Lester
Murry
N. Dunn
MERCHANTS LEAGUE Banner Bowl results summary
The Texacou Sky Chiefs won 2, led by Pyeatt 525 Brashears 392 Coffman 323 Raleish 452 Johnson 486. Ama Rillo Gas won 1 with Johnson 440. Hays Walden 429 Gibbs 474 Fletcher AUTO INTERIORS won 2. Dett Electric won 1 W Dettman 463 Kampen 487 Phillips 379 D Dettman 474 Kreutziger 534 W W Baker Paints won 2 2312 Glovier 411 Colclasure 526 Baker 412 Corbell 423 Ziegler 530. Plains Creamery won 1 2221 Williams 388 Van Dyke 399 Lyles 567. Bordem Co won 3 2234 Jacobs 430 Kolar 430 Dillion 400 Mageard 462 Longe 412. Fire Chiefs won 0 2226 Kile 453 Johnson 440 Andrews 387 Mayfield 479 Seiberling 447. Bert Levy won 3. Bordem No 2 won 0 Martin 442 Griggs 281 Thelman 349.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants League Banner Bowl
Texacou Sky Chiefs
Pyeatt
Brashears
Coffman
Raleish
Johnson
Amarillo Gas
Hays Walden
Gibbs
Fletcher Auto Interiors
Dettelectric
W. Dettman
Kampen
Phillips
D. Dettman
Kreutziger
W. W. Baker Paints
Glovier
Colclasure
Baker
Corbell
Ziegler
Plains Creamery
Williams
van Dyke
Lyles
Borden CO
Jacobs
Kolar
Dillion
Mageard
Longe
Fire Chiefs
Kile
Andrews
Mayfield
Seiberling
Bert Levy
Borden
Martin
Griggs
Thelman
Multiple league bowling scores from Panama Corp era tournament
Long Bell led with 2117 followed by Whiteley 405 and Brewer 383. Castle Drive In No 2 won 1833 with LaRue 388 and Miller 400. D&C captured 2162 led by Smith 379 and Corvin 468. Panama Corp won 2058 paced by Weathwall 441 and Stallings 299. Coca-Cola earned 2037 with Holman 336 and Treco 552. Helium Plant 2033 paced by Metheny 374 and Jones 416. Castle Drive-In No 1 won 2017 led by Potter 461 and Davis 413. Bell Telephone forfeited. Graham Hoeme won 2065 with Williams 39c and Bogard 399. Bureau of Reclamation won 2042 with Morris Pedneau 409 and Coles 411. City League Banner Bow led by Crowe-Gulde Co. 2433 with Kammerer 415 and Ezeli 576. Dock Coffee Pontiac 2313 with Kirseh 420 and Watkins 417. Butherer’s Flowers won 2209 led by Walker 565 and Anderson 430. Gibb’s Clothing won 2228 with Garrett 441 and Pike 450. Rock Island Rockets 2205 paced by Newberry 2394 and Bullock 372. Claude Service Station won 2189 with Davis 386 and Hale 428. KamQ 2406 led by Wood 511 and Shock 488. Russell Stationery won 2081 with Lojewski 325 and Gil Bert 360. Peacock Cleaners won 2216 with Jameson 401 and Pondet 498. Red Ball Motor Freight non 2394 with Wrisht listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long-Bell
Whiteley
Brewer
Story
Pirell
Sharp
Castle Drive
LaRue
Miller
Holloway
Pitt
Jones
D&c
Smith
Baugh
Davis
Corvin
Afterburn
Panama Corp
Weathwall
van Vliet
Stallings
Gentry
Ecke
Coca-Cola
Holman
Saunders
Treco
Woolery
Brady
Helium Plant
Metheny
Allison
Lowe
Baumeardner
Castle
Lester
Joste R
Stan
Bell Telephone
Graham Hoeme
Williams
Bogard
Spain
Powell
Bureau OF Reclamation
Morris
Pedneau
McDonald
Coles
Johnson
Crowe-Gulde CO
Kammerer
Butts
Ezeli
Lyies
Banknight
Dock Coffey
Pontiac
Kirseh
Watkins
Melton
Russell
Aylsworth
Buthker
Walker
Teter
Anderson
Scott
Gibb’s Clothing
Garrett
Pike
Ross
Ranny Rock Island Rockets
Newberry
Bullock
Burris
Hedman
Claude Service Station
Hale
Kamq
Wood
Shock
Faust
Russell Stationery
Lojewski
Gilbert
Carmody
Tomberlin
Peacock Cleaners
Jameson
Flowers
Pondet
Henry
RED Ball Motor Freight
Wrisht
Semifinal Showdown Thursday At Sports Arena
Promoter Cory Detton presents a Thursday semifinal where Tommy Martindale of Milwaukee meets Don Keene of Birmingham in clean wrestling exhibition. Keene impressed last week with a disqualification win over Alex Kasaboski and showed speed with holds. The card featured strong audience reactions to Martindale’s demonstration against Billy Weld while multiple local standings and scores were listed for event participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Martindale
Milwaukee
Kasaboski
Martindale
Billy Weld
News on KGNC AM Charlie Crudgington and Gordon Suits
KGNC AM anchors Charlie Crudgington and Gordon Suits lead the broadcast with Weslaeara and Bob Lazard contributing, delivering updates from MBC and NBC News. The program features Bob Beatty and Morgan Beatty in a busy slate of segments across national and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Crudgington
Gordon
Am—Gordon Suits
Weslaeara
Bob [Lazard
Wes Lazard
Morgan Beatty
MBC
Bob Izsard
Bob L Azard
NBC News
Border Backs Gain On Ground in Air
Curtis P. Donnell reports on border conference football showing strong ground games alongside aerial attacks. Arizona State College’s Wilford White rushed for 214 yards in 18 carries as Tempe beat Utah State 28-0, while Ed Wolgast’s 81 yard TD run highlighted Arizona’s 28-25 win over Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis P. Donnell
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilford
White
Arizona State College
Tempe
Utah State
Tempe Sun Devils
Utah
Ed Wolgast
University of Arizona
Colorado
Bobby Close
Texas Tech
Tech
Amarillo Strongboy Leads Thrilling Card Bout
The match featuring Martindale, a fan favorite, goes to the limit with two of three falls and a 45 minute time limit. It headlines a card that also features Gorgeous Gus the 500 pound bear facing Frankie Hill Murdock in the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Amarillo
Martindale
Gorgeous Gus
Frankie Hill Murdock
Killer Kyle Rote Tops SWC In All Purpose Gridiron Honor
Dallas report details SMU star Kyle Rote amassing 150 rushing yards and two scores in the 42-21 win over Rice, lifting him to 733 total yards this season. Coach Russell hails Rote as an All-America candidate and praises his effort and dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Rote
Rice
Gil Bartosh
Texas Christian
Fred Benners
Southern Metro
Aiet Ua
Tautal
Warde
Benny White
Bill Howton
Johnny Champion
Isbell
Louie Schaufele
Arkansas
Gordon Wyatt
Glenn Lippman
Texas A&m
Rex Proctor
Johnny Cole
A&m
SMU
Aggies
H. N
Rusty” Russell
Russell
Kyle
Notre Dame
Killer Kyle
Williams wins Amarillo Week-End Handicap Golf Tourney
B B Williams II shot a net 63 to edge Bill Barrick by one stroke for first in the Amarillo Country Club Week-end Handicap Golf Tournament. Scores cited include 75-12-63 for Williams and 92-2 for Barrick, with other winners listed as C B Marsh 84-17-67 and Vernon Crawford 78-11-67. John Munn's 65 earns low gross ball, while John Oliver holds the record at 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Williams
Bill Barrick
Amarillo
Pape
Barrick
Odie Russell
C. B. Marsh
Ernon Crawford
John Munn
John Oiver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patt Powell
Don Hayes
Kena Clapp
King Edward
Chile
Amarillo Parts, Inc
United Motor Service
Carter
Auto Site Electrical Service Permite Motor Parte AC
Warner Delco
Trico
WinGehield
309 Pierce
Tri-Way
Diamond T
Hlver Mechanical Servier
James E. Pepper
Bon
Echo Spring
Seagram
Cream of
Jim Fletcher
Merchants League
Bob Ziegler
Baker Paints
VA Hospital
Ymca Commercial League
Banner Bowl
Mills
Uzell
Wampler
Navajo
Davenport
Rogers
Womble
Conney
Wolken
Roberts
Ecker
Manasco
Manno
Floyd
Bilderback
Copeland
Edwards
Landergreen
PUT & Take Grocery
Weeden
KGNC
Superior Letter Service
Pap
Texas Western
New Mexico University
West Texas State Buffaloes
Red Raiders
West Texas State
Trinity U
Buffaloes
Sam Houston
Canyon
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico Military Lnne
Las Cruces
Saturay
Highlands University
Denver
Pakistan
Mp Eau Tad
Wii VE VE
Robert Smith
Byron Townsend
Texas
Billy Tidwell
Benners
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Vernon Glass
Big Methodist
Wayne
FLY
Pioneer Ax Snes
Beylor
Pineer Air Lines
Moulah Haha
Amarillo Radio
iGordon
Marean Elaatte
Ben G the
Firestar
Suits Song Shop
D. Garroway
Tascosa
Deems Taylor Cnert
Jack Jack Baker
Neighbors & ‘Trading Post
iEddy Arnold Mlacere
Bernie Howell
Platter Palace
Platter Palace i
Trav
Trav Bins
Dream House
Tru
Tru Ma
Texaco Reporter Co
Fox
Dagcee
Chuckwagon Jam News
Young Wid bin
Portia
Perry Mason
Milai
Mil
News Analest
Sam’s Club
Lone Ranger
Inner Sandwaimner
Sanctur
Tayi Dell Trio
Martha Lou
Paul Harvey
Iohnny Des Johnny Des United
United
Tahar
Tas News
Bob Ebert
Boun
Boun Incing Music & Te
News & C Homemsérs
Club
Resbyee
Coon
Sons of Piones Carmen Car’'la Weldon
Bright News
Mu ‘E. Merchant
School of Air ‘Peace of Mind
Lifetime
Hannibal Cobb
Packa
Ted Malone
Merry Merry
Jimmy Timmy
Rograms
Klyn
Beulah
Jack Smith
Bob Crosby
Flynn
Arthur Godfre
Arthur Godfr
Lux Theater
Lux Theater Lux Lux Theater
Bob Hawk
Irmi
Lonesome Gal
Orc Dance Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
CBS News
Sons of Pionee
Webber
Arthur ¢ Godfrey Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey
Arthur “Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Recoiver
H. Trent
Our Gal
Adio
Bob Wills
Eddie Arnold
Nona T Hilltop
Low Childre
Crosby
Hollywood
USA
Cony Hall
Fullen Lewis
Bill Johns
Heatter Dance
Fime
Bobby Benson
Frank Edwards
B. Johns Coundup Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra
Smokey Joe
Awake & Swing
Lisemore
Cecil Brown
Jim Pierce
Ruth Perry
Fanny Ross Kirby
Kwiz
Cedric Foster
Johns
Mel Mel Mel Mel
Club Runneymde
Curt Masser
Sshw
Sunny Bear
Sky King
Penge Aushess
Railroad Hour
Gordon MacRae
Nadine Conner
Voice of
Firestone
Howard Barlow
Christopher Lynch
Donald Voorhees
Orchestra
Jussi Bjoerling
Wes Izzard
Wayne King
Wayne King and His Orchestra
Nancy Evans
Larry Douglas
B. B. Williams II
New York Giants
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
San Francisco
Detroit
Baltimore
Bacall ‘Bros. ——— At
FLOOR
Boyce AG EV
Marillo
Tex
PHOME
Boller and
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!