Pampa and Sam Houston top JHS football standings
Pampa and Sam Houston won key Panhandle Junior High League games extending their hold on top spots. Pampa prevailed 14 nothing over Elizabeth Nixson and Sam Houston defeated Horace Mann 19 to 6 as the league tightens toward a pivotal rematch in two weeks.
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Pampa
Sam Houston
Elizabeth Nixson
Horace Mann
Reapers
Buffaloes
Rangers
Robert Frazier
Bo Graham
Frazier
Ranger
Graham
Little David Kent
Kent
Joe McCarty
Billy Reed
Buffalo
Pam
Pampanas
Nixson
Reaper
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Lewis
King
Sere Dudley
SH Eeterre
Bob Crump
Gene Mart Ndale
Billy
Ronnie Arendall
Jim Wiseman
Ed Rumpple
James Bond
Peegete
Bul
McFarland
Bowling Scores Pioneer Women's League Highlights
Peerless Lanes Palo Duro Lounge led with top scores Paige 333 Godsey 370 Hall 434 West 408 Barrow 412. Nicholas Paint, Ralph Lowe, Sanford Electric, Tri State Advertising, Amarillo Laundry, Fyfe Cement, and Team No 4 posted varied results with standout scores including Gravestock 549 and Pattillo 493.
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Pioneer Women’s League
Peerless Lanes
Palo Duro Lounge
Paige
Godsey
Hall
West
Barrow
Nicholas Paint
Baker
Thornton
Cupp
Bradley
Haynes
Ralph Lowe
Mullin
Gentry
Taylor
Person
Mann
Sanford Electric
Allen
Stone
Moore
Gravestock
Tri-State Advertising
Wicker
Lunn
Wheeler
Byers
Amarillo Laundry
Smith
Corvin
W. Smith
Saunders
Pattillo
Fyfe Cement
Ross
Sloan
Condron
Green
Brizendine
Adams
Graves
Pitcock
Texas Bet Sparks St Louis Police Bust
In Texas a football bettor placed a $1000 wager on this Saturday's games with St Louis police rather than a bookmaker. The city gambling squad raided a downtown handbook taking long distance bets and seized two hours of wagers totaling $10000. One bet was $1000 across the boards from Texas. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Classic League Banner Bowl results and top scorers
Banner Bowl results list multiple sponsors and teams with individual high scores. Pinkney Sun Ray led with 2510 total and players Mongold 421 McCartney 415 Weather wax 573 Allen 515 Reager 586. Anderson Dairy posted 2477 led by Langley 571 and Seiberling 489. Other teams and scores include Haimes Ezell Fletcher 617, Prough Murray 565 533, Doty Caplin Fried Word 491 495 440 450, Van Orman 466, Branner 428, Davis 499, Osenbaugh 469 Price 474 Reeves 493 Banknight 517 Biondilino 498, Wood 544 Farmer 509 West 584 Zion 591 Smith 369 Owens 472 Forister 554 Lyles 615.
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Pinkney Sun-Ray
Mongold
McCartney
Weatherwax
Allen
Reager
C&s Insurance
Haimes
Ezell
Fletcher
Forrest R. Barnes
Green
Vogel
Boxwell
Cernohout
Evans
Bi-Rite Foods
Prough
Thomas
Murray
Cogdell
Neely
Trollinger-Smith
Doty
Caplin
Fried
Word
Haile
John Farrel Lumber
van Orman
Branner
Davis
Anderson Dairy
Johnson
Seiberling
Anderson
Langley
BOB Seeds Sporting Goods
Osenbaugh
Price
Reeves
Banknight
Biondilino
Blackburn Hardware
Wood
Farmer
West
Freeman Flowers
Zion
Smith
Owens
Forister
Lyles
International Harvester League items show varied wins and scores
In a compact listing of league events Glasc o 509 Robertson 370 Davis 581 York 442 led INH as Grain Dr did not win. Tractors saw two victories with O Grady ne 390 Jones 413 Lott 411. Bosch 2 wins Chase 307 Rollins 244 Sachse 341 Sutton 440. Combines 2 wins Sharp 464 Vaught 437 Paschal 442 Smith 443. Till age Tools 1 win Womble 426 Yeary 345 McCartney 399 Clevenger 545. Parker 368 Duffer 373 Williamson 372 Jennings 397. Adams po 330 Bowen 361 Ruitt 396 Anderson 451. Sharp 387 Tucker 356 Lehde 514 Parsons 338. Argo 481 Cloyd 415 Farmer 356 Jewett 301. Sparks 432 Patton 401. Cupp 380 Payne 316.
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International Harvester League
Glasco
Robertson
Davis
York
Grain DR
Parker
Duffer
Williamson
Jennings
O’gradyne
Ollinger
Jones
Lott
HA Tools
Adampo
Bowen
Ruitt
Anderson
Sharp
Tucker
Lehde
Parsons
Argo
Cloyd
Farmer
Jewett
Bosch
Chase
Rollins
Sachse
Sutton
Binders
Cupp
Payne
Sparks
Patton
Combines
Vaught
Paschal
Smith
Womble
Yeary
McCartney
Clevenger
Southwestern Public Service Company Banner Bow News
A sports brief lists team results for Southwestern Public Service Company events. Readers see standings for REACTORS REGULATORS REDDYS GENERATORS EXCITERS RELAYS DYNAMOS CYCLES with top scorers including Williamson Norris Summers Neubauer Albright Morrow Lilly Thut Lovelady and others across multiple heats and matches.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Banner Bow! Reactors
Wwillines
Johnson
Williamson
Ings
Regulators
Norris
Weeks
Jonesond Filareski
Reddys
Summers
Marshall
Hoover
Albright
Generators
Neubauer
Roberts
Ingram
Davis
Exciters
Nee
Chapman
Pendlen
Morrow
Lilly
Smith
Washer
Dynamos
Thut
Campbell
Cycles
Lovelady
Maxwell
Jacobson A
Business Girls League anderson dairy victory summary
In a league roundup the Business Girls League results show Anderson Dairy winning three events with top scores by Bishop 358 Ashby 348 Thorpe 218 Allen 315 Pirschell 363. Barrington Glass Works went 0 with high marks from Holcombe 386 Barrington 289 Wilson 258 Carter 365 Wooley 337. Wos M-Hoeme won three events led by Allbright 414 Scock 406 Carlton 402. Spicer's Jewelry captured one event with Simmons 07 Hager 295 Metheny 341 Bailey 423. Service & Supply took two events led by Pearson 398 Gregory 344 Nelson 290 Buckman 351 Keenan 344. Carter & Son won one event Davis 310 Goodner 247 McGlasson 297 Higgins 321 Thomas 404. P&O Package won three events Banning 443 Stallworth 344 Forister 311 Lowe 335. Truitt Buick won none Ellis 281 Williamson 342 Deal 373 Edmiston 316 McConnell 353.
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Business Girls League
Banner Bowl
Anderson Dairy
Bishop
Ashby
Thorpe
Allen
Pirschell
Barrington Glass Works
Holcombe
Barrington
Wilson
Carter
Wooley
Wos M-Hoeme
Scock
Allbright
Emme
Teccene
Carlton
Spicer’s Jewelry
Simmons
Hager
Metheny
Bailey
Service & Supply
Gregory
Nelson
Buckman
Keenan
Pearson
Carter & Son
Davis
Goodner
McGlasson
Higgins
Thomas
P&o Package
Banning
Stallworth
Forister
Lowe
Truitt
Local option liquor votes show net wet gain in 1949
In 1949 there were 772 local-option elections on distilled spirits in the United States. The net wet-population gain reached 225,911 for the third straight year after seven years of dry gains. Among units voting, 629 stayed wet or dry, 58 with average population 1,451 changed from wet to dry, and 85 with average population 3,648 shifted from dry to wet.
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New York
United States
Sandies aim to spoil Odessa bid at Amarillo Stadium
The 1950 Golden Sandies, plagued by a 2-4 start, host Odessa Bronchos at Amarillo Stadium with captain Harold Swindell sidelined after spleen removal. A win would dedicate the game to Swindell, as coachs Coleman and Lynch expect a close, hard fought contest with emphasis on blocking.
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Odessa
Sne Tees
Harold Swindell
Lubbock
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Swindell
Sandies
Es Ff
Joe Coleman
Howard Lynch
Amarillo
Forfeit Revoked Records In Dumas Intermediates
The Rules and Arbitration Committee ruled that Dumas Intermediates losses to Maverick Club on Oct 8 and Horace Mann on Oct 22 be forfeited after a Dumas player was found misclassified by age. Maverick Club and Horace Mann erase the losses and receive wins, with two top Intermediate games set for Sunday including Sam Houston versus Price College.
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Dumas Intermediates
Maverick Club
Dumas
Horace Mann
Up North
Mavericks
Sam Houston
Price College
Humphreys Highland
Sanborn
Branch Rickey Takes Pirates GM Post in Pittsburgh
New York reports Branch Rickey becomes the Pittsburgh Pirates general manager after severing ties with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Roy Hamey moves to the Yankees’ minor league clubs as field director, returning to the organization where he found success, with Galbreath arranging the shifts and aiming for strong farm system ties to Syracuse and Newark. A broader sports column then surveys high school junior league football matchups and upcoming provincial games, highlighting San Jacinto and Margaret Wills in key showdowns.
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New York
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roy Hamey
New York Yankees
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirate
John W. Galbreath
Hamey
Pirates
Indianapolis
Frank E. McKinney
Dryfuss
Kansas City
American Association
Jacob Ruppert
Pittsburgh
Eugene “Gene” Martin
Syracuse Chiefs
Yankees
Chiefs
Newark Bears
Galbreath
Brooklyn
Dodgers
William Zeckendorf
Walter O'Malley
John Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
America
Sons Plant Tree Memorial to Dad at Akron Airport
Dickie Kaufman four and his brother William two plant a memorial tree at Akron Municipal Airport in front of the flag pole. They honor their father Robert J. Kaufman Jr who was killed in the Aleutian Islands while on a mercy flight with the Alaska Rescue Squadron. A gold star flag is raised beside the new tree.
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Akron, O. W.P
Dickie Kaufman
William
Robert J. Kaufman, Jr
Kaufman
Aleutian Islands
Alaska Rescue Squadron
Noah Uses Asphalt In Ark and Biblical Structures
A note on asphalt or pitch describes its long use as a water proofing compound. Noah reportedly used it for his ark, Moses’ basket was waterproofed with it, and it served as a cement in the Tower of Babel and waterproofing for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
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Jerusalem
Noah
Ark
Moses
Tower of Babel
Babyn
Trinity Tigers Host West Texas State In Alamo Stadium
Trinity Tigers prepare for homecoming against West Texas State Buffalos at Alamo Stadium. West Texas runs a 463.2 yard average and aims for a six game win streak, while Trinity relies on Ed Mattson after a strong showing against Austin College. Buffalo key players Poindexter and Seifert are sidelined by knee and long-term injuries. The game kicks at 2 30 with KAMQ providing a 2 15 pm pregame call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Trinity
Tigers
West Texas State Buffalos
Alamo Stadium
Bill James
Buffs
Gerald “Dutch” Levermann
Ed Mattson
Austin College
Mattson
Levermann
James
West Texas
West Texans
Texas Aggies
Frank Kimbrough
Buffalo Stadium
Amarillo Air Terminal
Alamo City
E. C. Seifert
John Poindexter
Poindexter
Sam Houston
Seifert
Rocky Graziano Faces Tony Janko in MSG Return Bout
In New York on October 27, Rocky Graziano vows a stiff fight against Tony Janko at Madison Square Garden in a ten round rematch. The Rock, a 1 to 2 favorite, argues the blond Ohio challenger is in top form and confident of wearing him down or stopping him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rocky Graziano
Rocky
Tony Janko
Madison Square Garden
Rock
Tony
Youngstown
Ohio
Farouk's European Riviera Tour Sparks Talk Across Resorts
The Arabian Nights progress of Egypt's King Farouk through Europe this season draws Riviera chatter as hoteliers discuss his secret stops with excitement while casino players worry over his remarkable luck across resort to resort.
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Egypt
Farouk
Europe
Riviera
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Smyth Auto Supply CO
Nee On
Harrison & McCord
Sixth Tel
OLD Hompson
Old
Kentucky
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Powell
Longhorn Club
Herring Hotel
Fred Williams
Austin Scribe
Longhorns
Bill Porter
Oklahoma
Sooners
Hugh Reeder
Porter
Reeder
Frankie Anderson
Oklahoma City
Ben Tompkins
Claude Arnold
Darrell Royal
Jack Mitchell
Blair Cherry
Austin American
Texas Longhorns
Bud
Wilkinson
Associated Press
Cherry
Kids, Incorporated
Red Feather
The
Community Chest
Bob Foight
San Jacinto
Margaret Wills
Wolflin
Forest Hill
St. Mary’s
Oe Hill
Tri-Way
Amarillo Parts, Inc
United Motor Service
Auto Site Electrical Service
Permite
Wagner & Delco
Trico
Windebield
Mevators
Wonderus
AVENE
Seagram's
Schenley Reserve
OLD Stagg
Echo Spring
James E. Pepper
Old Crow
OLD Forester
I. W. Harper
Gilbey's
Spey-Royal
Monroe
Wayne McKee
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