Sandies versus Borger Bulldogs clash at Butler Field
Sandies host Borger Bulldogs at 8 tonight in a key 1-AA district showdown. Borger seeks its first win over the Sandies since 1932 and aims to halt Amarillo’s 12 game win streak while Sandies, smarting from a 20 to 13 loss to Odessa, fight to keep state title hopes alive. Milton Price leads Borger with a versatile back profile, while Borger’s T. G. Hull says the team is stronger than ever.
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District game sparks tonight clash with Sandies
Berger touts a strong offense and heavier line as the district opener unfolds tonight. The Sandies, ready after practice field chatter, anticipate a Sandstorm effort and a concerted defense to counter.
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Sandies and Borger Set For Rivalry on Butler Field
The Sandies look to regain prestige after a rough week while Borger seeks revenge for 12 past defeats. Despite Sandies being lighter on the line, they carry a five pound edge in the backfield. Fans anticipate a hard hitting, competitive game tonight at Butler Field.
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Oatmeal Bowl showcases pint size gridiron grit
A kid football showcase dubbed the oatmeal bowl ended 14 to 12 as the Sandie Midgets beat the Maverick Club Pewees. Young stars include Kenneth Brewer and Scooter Poindexter for the Sandies with Toby Dowell and Mike McCarthy leading the Mavericks.
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Dalhart Dominators Prep To Meet Amarillo In Night Clash
Dalhart Army Air Field Dominators under Capt. Ben Freeman and Lt. Bill Disbrow prepare for a Saturday game at Butler Field against Amarillo Army Air Field. Johnny Cooper Ray Crittenden Fred Marsh Digger Duhon Ray Snyder G S Kerr Bill Covert Francis Haugh Bill Eisenlauer John Fusaro F R Blackwood Kurt Kersten Maurice Dugan and other reserves form a deep squad with air medal winners and veteran college players in the lineup.
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Former Sandies Return to Amarillo and Civilian Life
Former Sandies reconnect with civilian life after military service. Bud Coffman, Herb Miller, J. B. Linn, Clyde Clark, Bob Watson, Kenneth Kelly, Buddy Ratcliff, John Peterson, Boyd Reynolds, and Kenneth Linn are cited as ex players or supporters attending events or relaying games. FBI agent John Peterson and various recruits are noted at local sports scenes and school gatherings.
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Globe News Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney Signups
The Globe News Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney starts November 3 at Victory Alleys. Entrants must sign in advance per American Bowling Congress rules, with entries due by midnight tomorrow. Secretary Hank Gittrich oversees. Events include team, doubles, and singles across Classes A B C over three weeks.
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Seaman Ralph Odom Returns to Los Angeles
Apprentice seaman Ralph Odom resumed travel to Los Angeles after a leave spent locally. He is the son of Mrs. Ada Odom of 206 Forest.
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Seventeen Bowlers Sign Up For Victory Alleys Sweepstakes
Seventeen local keglers signed up yesterday for the Victory Alleys Singles Sweepstakes to be held Sunday afternoon. The event is open to 20 bowlers with a $10 entry fee and ten games starting at 2 o'clock. The top score wins the pot of $200 after fees to cover expenses for the Dallas Texas Match Game Champion Tournament on Nov 16-18. Participants include J. L. Martin Bill Farmer Roy Bechtold Virgil Reager Johnny Weeks Jim Fletcher Vic Langley Fred Grimes John Laughlin Noble Paulk Ivan Boxwell Brownie Higgs Jim Hudson Ray Prien H L McMinn Ted Bucola and Jay O Keefe.
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Roy Bechtold
Virgil Reager
Johnny Weeks
Jim Fletcher
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John Laughlin
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Jim Hudson
Ray Prien
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Jay O'Keefe
Ninth Annual Globe-News Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney
Readable schedule lists Victory Alleys Amarillo hosting the ninth annual Globe-News Panhandle Open with events on November 3-4 10-11 and 17-18 at Amarillo venues. Also timetabled are Amarillo Sandies vs Borger Bulldogs tonight at Butler Field 8 PM and West Texas State Buffaloes vs Texas Tech Red Raiders tomorrow night 8 PM at Texas Tech Field Lubbock with Amarillo Field Sky Giants vs Dalhart Field tomorrow night 8 PM at Butler Field.
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Wrestling's grip on Canada and US press in cross border era
Columnist laments wrestling's booster culture across the border, citing John Lardner and promoters like Frank Tunney. He notes Canadian promoters, writers, and American stars shaping the sport, with Canada’s wrestlers and battles abroad drawing attention and scrutiny.
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Giants Triumph Over Amarillo College Five In Gym Bout
The Amarillo Field Sky Giants, led by seven field goals from Sky Giants veteran Tommy Byrnes, outpaced the Amarillo College nasketeers 55 to 28 at the college gym. Chipley and Byrnes provided scoring support while Lefty Satterfield started at guard as Coach Bob Bruce shapes a deeper lineup for the season.
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Boys Ranch Grid Team Visits Horace Mann Buffs
Horace Mann Buffaloes host Boys Ranch at 4 30 p.m. with Otto Mangold coaching the visitors. The invaders seek revenge after a prior loss and plan to field a stronger lineup to counter the heavier Horace Mann gridders.
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Farwell Strickland Golfers Win Dutch Dinner Team Match
The Farwell Strickland team captained by Jim Farwell and Riley Strickland defeated Golfers under Bill Gibson and Roy Eastland 37 to 27 at Amarillo Country Club. The event sets up a Nov 16 rematch led by Dr. E W Cain and Carl Culwell against Art Querry and Herb Pestor.
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Roy Eastland
Amarillo Country Club
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Art Querry
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Price Cardinalities Rout Taylor Team In 32 Point Victory
Price Cardinalities dominate Taylor Team 32 to 0 in an Intermediate League football game. Key plays include Joe Guide passing to Harry Gill for a TD, Gill’s 60 yard interception return, and a 50 yard interception return by Joe Gulde.
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Gentleman from the South Angers Crowd in Blood Bath Act
In Bakersfield California McShain billed as the Gentleman from the South drew a crowd with a violent stunt. He allegedly opened a vein in the skull of opponent Sockeye Jack McDonald. The bath of blood measured about three quarts at body temperature and was deemed to meet specifications by attendees.
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Young Benton reports cherry tree in full bloom
Ralph Benton notes his family home at 4111 East Eighteenth shows a cherry tree in full bloom with a few small cherries despite the lingering risk of a late frost. He fears a frost may spoil the budding fruit as spring nears.
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Yannigans Battle Spearman Lynx in Sky-High Showdown
The Amarillo High Yannigans meet the Spearman Lynx this afternoon at Spearman. Yannigans remain undefeated after beating Tucumcari Plainview B and Dalhart B. Spearman has yet to win and has one tie.
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