Borger Tops Amarillo in District 1-AA Mixed House Sweep
Florene Mullin leads the field at Peerless Lanes with Paul Boxwell on the first tour and Jaque West on the third, posting 1 297. West joins Mullin for 1 184 while Loftus Hill and Golden Dumas tally 1 177 on the second shift. Claire Mann and Kay Ebling win final tour at 1 234. Each winning pair earns 5 dollars as the event rotates among Peerless Lanes Amarillo Bowl and Banner Bowl with next session at Banner Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florene Mullin
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Boxwell
Jaque West
Miss Mullin
Boxwell
West
Loftus Hill
Golden Dumas
Claire Mann
Kay Ebling
Amarillo Bowl
Banner Bowl
Graham Steers Roosting At Top In District 2 AA
Graham leads District 2 after a 55 0 rout of Electra as undefeated teams multiply across Texas high school football. The district list shows Borger Graham Odessa Ysleta Sherman Highland Park North Side Sunset Breckenridge Waco Marshall Lufkin Lamar Orange Austin Brownsville in the likely playoff lineup with several contenders trying to catch them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ratliff
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Galveston
Highland Park
Dallas
Sherman
Marshall
Graham
Electra
Orange
Boreer
Odessa
North Side
Fort Worth
Austin
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Eagles
Maroons
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Pasadena
Sweetwater
Laredo
Lamar
Houston
Corpus Christi
Borger
Ysleta
Owls poised for Cotton Bowl bid as SWC race tightens
Rice Institute's Owls sit in the driver’s seat after an 18-13 win over Texas, with key SWC results next Saturday at College Station and Austin shaping final standings. Arkansas faces Texas A&M. SMU visits Texas. TCU hosts Oklahoma. Baylor rests. Strong defenses and late season surges loom as the title picture narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Institute
Texas Longhorns
College Station
Austin
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Mississippi
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Texas A
M. U
Baylor
Houston
Texas Christian
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Sooners
Fort Worth
Bears
Texas
Arkansas
Rice
Aggies
Little Rock
Razorbacks
Owls
Aggie
Mustang
Frank Payne
Far West
UCLA
Virginia Tech
Northwestern
College of the Pacific
Oregon
Idaho
North Carolina
Florida
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Syracuse
King’s Point
Fordham
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Southern California
Stanford
Oregon State
Washington State
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Tulane
Cornell
Princeton
Iowa State
Tulsa
Kansas
Ohio State
Minnesota
Indiana
Nebraska
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Dartmouth
Another Tag Match Booked for World of Wrestling
Promoter Dory Detto announces a four man tag match with Leo Jensen and A Getz facing opponents Tommy Martin Dal e and Eddie Gideon. Jensen and Getz have beaten Martin Dal e and Gideon in recent weeks and the bout is billed as the best two of three falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory Detto
Leo Jensen
Getz
Jensen-Getz
Tommy Martindale
Eddie Gideon
Jensen
Amarillo
Gideon
Martindale
Lana Turner
Billy Nichols
Floyd Hansen
Bill Hall Wins Putting Title at Amarillo Club
Bill Hall captured the 1946 Amarillo Municipal putting championship at Ross Roger Course. He edged Mrs Gene Root 3 and 2 after a 52 hole final, with the match tied after 36 holes. Root defeated H L Bradley 1 up in the semifinals and Hall downed Bill Stout 11 up 40 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hall
Amarillo Municipal
Gene Root
Ross Roger
Wagner and Mills Tie for Low Net in Amarillo Weekend
Wagner and Mills shared low net honors with 62 in the Amarillo Country Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament. Wagner carded 72-10-62 and Mills 86-24-12, with other winners including Eric Jordan 85-22-63 and Charles Pisk 64-20-64. J R Brown shot 67 for low gross. Panhandle Open Bowling Tourney set for November 16-17 and 23-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Wagner
R. G. Mills
Amarillo
Wagner
Mills
Eric Jordan
Charles Pisk
J. R. Brown
Jack Proper
Borger Bulldogs Rise To Top Contenders With 20 18 Win
Borger Bulldogs beat Lubbock Westerners 20 18 at Lubbock to stretch conference wins to two in a row and rise as co favorites with Amarillo Sandies. They previously defeated Pampa 34 7 and set up a showdown with Plainview. District standings show Borger leading 2 0 1.900 in 1 AA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Bulldogs
Lubbock Westerners
Lubbock
Tricky Ward
Pampa
Amarillo
Sandies
Plainview Bulldogs
Plainview
Howard Lynch
Brownfield
North Fort
Acccmnaanss
Asabmocr
Cccccccesevesee
Army and Notre Dame Set for Nov 9 Showdown at Yankee Stadium
Army kept its 24 game win streak with a 19-0 defeat of Duke while Notre Dame crushed Iowa 41-6. The two undefeated powerhouses edged toward a November 9 clash at Yankee Stadium as UCLA Penn Georgia and Harvard also remained unbeaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
New York
Army
Notre Dame
UCLA
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Harvard
Duke
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Penn
Navy
Bruins
Santa Clara
Furman
Holy Cross
Texas
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Northwestern
Oregon
North Carolina U
Yankee Stadium
West Pointers
West Virginia
Ramblers
Navy Midshipmen
Georgia Bulldogs
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Kentucky
Southeastern
Durham
Georgia Tech
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Vols
North Carolina
Southwest
Rice
Texas A. & M
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Fighting Owls
Southern Methodist
Little Cincinnati
Borger Bulldogs Poised To Face Plainview In Downstate Showdown
Borger fans hype the Bulldogs as the best in history in a clash with Plainview Friday night. Discussion notes Borger’s strength, predicts district title chances, and reflects on Texas football and rivalries amid broader sports chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricky Ward
Borger
Bulldogs
Plainview Bulldogs
Plainview
Dub Harris
Bowling Scores in Women’s Pioneer League Week Results
Peerless Lanes Builders Supply led a 1 win with scores by Weeks 430 Mohler 391 Duke 386 Moore 390 Walker 422. Boxwell Bros. topped 2 with Martens 435 Houston 508 Cascarelli 340 Murray 372. KGNC 3 featured Smith 461 Reager’s Market 464 Dorris 548. Steffens Ice Cream 3 with Green 466 McCune 460 Gill 457. Mann’s Bakery 0 with Moore 431 Page 382.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Pioneer League Peerless Lanes Builders Supply
Weeks
Mohler
Duke
Moore
Walker
Boxwell Bros
Cascarelli
Borden
Murray
Martens
Houston
Midway Package
Mullin
Jesko
Blind
Farmer
KGNC
Fredericks
Smith
Rogers
Thomas Bakery
Thomas
Forister
Nicholson
West
Melton
Reager’s Market
Roberts
McDaniels
Steele
Flak
Dorris
Steffens Ice Cream
Green
Russell
Stogner
McCune
Gill
Mann's Bakery
Mann
Buchanan
Spann
Page
Bowl League Scores and High Scratches Listed
Banner Bowl Hi Liners and other teams report wins and top scorers with figures for Wright Towery Byars Hamilton Scott Cycles Fogg Griffin Lemons Norman Blind Electrons Pendleton Webster Spiller Rhoten Buchanan Reactors Laing Crudes Shock Parker Red ears Reddys McNeil Norris Hoover Wright Ridings Hoare Radars Amarillo Bowl Builders Supply and other vendors also show scores and top marks including Vogel Root McGuire Kroll Lyles Earl Marrs Adams Blackburn O Keefe Steffens Ice Cream Boxwell Blind Mongold One O One Whitaker Dowell Rosenthal Pearson Mann Bakery West Gentry Milligan Barry Buccola Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Towery
Byars
Hamilton
Scott
Cycles
Fogg
Griffin
Lemons
Norman
Blind
Regulators
Stoddard
Kerney
Hogan
Neubauer
Jacobson
Electrons
Foster
Branum
Baird
Albright
Southwesterns
Pendleton
Webster
Spiller
Rhoten
Buchanan
Reactors
C. Davis
Maxwell
Price
O. Davis
Reddys
McNeil
Norris
Hoover
Ridings
Hoare
Radars
Laing
Crudes
Shock
Briefly
Parker
Hill
Merrick
Langley
Graham Hoeme
Barry
Blind J. Thomas
Forister
Whitaker
Reid
Dowell
Rosenthal
Pearson
Mann Bakery
West
Gentry
Milligan
Buccola
Women’s Church League Scores Roundup
San Jacinto Baptist and San Jacinto Methodist won 3 goals each. First Baptist beat San Jacinto Baptist 3 to 0. First Presbyterian and Polk Street Methodist split with First Christian winning 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Church League
San Jacinto Baptist
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
San Jacinto Methodist
First Christian
Polk Street Methodist
Whitney and DeLashmutt vie for Amarillo crown
Knox Whitney and Harry DeLashmutt reached the finals of the Amarillo Municipal Championship at Ross Rogers Course after semifinal wins. Whitney defeated C. L. Dunigen 3 and 1 while DeLashmutt beat Ernie Dowell 1 up after 20 holes. Phillips beat Witt 2 and 1 in Consolation to face Tucker-Pond winner. A Flight sees Weatherly and Smith set for the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Whitney
Harry DeLashmutt
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Whitney
C. L. Dunigen
LeLashmutt
Ernie Dowell
Jack Phillips
Joe Witt
Phillips
Elmer Tucker
Henry Pond
A. D. Weatherly
J. G. Risley
Chuck Smith
W. M. Baker
Weatherly
Smith
Seven Kid Grid Clubs Unbeaten in Small Fry League
Seven Kid Grid Clubs stayed undefeated after the third round of play in the CLIFF WRIGHT report. Mavericks and North Side led Intermediate division with convincing wins hatched by McCarthy, Barton, and McCrary while San Jacinto and Wolflin piled on big scores in Peewee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Wright
Seven Kids, Inc
Joe Scroggins
John Peterson
Douglas
San Jacinto
Wilson
Wolflin
McKinley
Horace Mann
St. Mary’s
Dennis Smith
Bert Gollihugh
Smith
James Webster
Travis Barton
Barton
Rex Baxter
Terry Curtis
James Christopher
Foster
Faulkner
St. Marys
Saints
Oliver Austin
Maverick Club
North
Mavericks
Amarillo College
North Side
Taylor Bruins
Bruins
Mack Gordon
Bill Hein
Jackie Fyfe
Carter
Taylor Marker
Forest Hill Bulldogs
Margaret Wills
Forest Hill
Billy Kay Orr
Melvin Wright
Bobby Earl Peters
Claudell Wright
Lewis Dorough
Stewart
Freddie Bryant
Freddie
Bobby McCrary
Toby Dowell
Wyatt
Witherspoon
Sample
Haile
George Parr Defeated in Amarillo Country Club Handicap
In the Amarillo Country Club President's Handicap golf tourney George McCormick eliminated defending champion George Parr 6 and 5 in the second round. McCormick advances to the quarterfinals along with 16 others, with quarterfinals due by next Sunday and a grand championship to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
George Parr
George McCormick
McCormick
U. N. Olver
R. B. Norman
M J Snyder
Dr. & W. Cain
Scotty Mills
C. McParland
Gene Kiein, Jr
B. B. Williams
J. F. Brown
Chuck Waener
Charles McAfee
Sam Orr
S W Ball
Eric Jordan
Carl Culwell
Thornton Blanchard
Warren Babb
Sim Kelly
Roy Greenhill
Pitts Crudgington
Bre
C. N. Headrick
J. BE. Davis
James Pearson
W. B Hamilton
P. P. Sapp
E H. Mann
Dre
Corky Cornelius
J. Evans
P. B. Carlson
Bob Lewis
Pred Fyfe
Gua Roberts
H H. Lateon
Earl O'Keefe
H.C. Pestor
S. W. Browning
Orr
Jordan Piret
Blanchard
Kelly
Greenmin
Crudgington
Hmeadrick
S. Pearson
Hamilton
Mann
Cornelius
Carleon
Pyre
Roberts
Kelloggs
Lateen
Pestor
James
Callihans
Stevens
Haley
Stone
Jackson
Waener
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Kegling
Graham Steers
Rice Owls
Cotton Bowl
Associr
Iter
NBA Telephoto
Windhell Williams
James Canady
Wagner and Mills
DIAL
Standard Building and Homl Service CO
Buick - Cadilac Automobiles
Freeman Motor Co
David
Goliaths
Tulsa Golden Hurricanes
Big Nine
Wisconsin
Panhandle
T A. Pittman
Arthur
Jay Pittman
BOB Seeds Hardware & Sporting Goods
J.E. Hewett
Optometrist
East 5Th St
Aes Garage
Complete Mechanicc
Utting Aroun Putt Powell
Longhorn
Scott Rafferty
Blair Cherry
D. X. Bible
University of Texas
Sandie
Bobby Layne
Cherry
Knute Rockne
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Boston
Ene
Public Service League
Whitney and
Delashmutt
Kid Grid
Pat McCarthy
Billy Foust
Willie McCrary
Wayne Edmondson
Ray Sinclair
Jimmy Daniels
Billy Bob Hayworth
Wayne Parsons
Purina Layena
and and
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Fillmore
Joe Brown
N. Fillmore
Drs
Powers & Powers
Association of
DR. O. N. Hooker
Fisk
R. P. Parcells
Larry R. Garre
Withers Plumbing Company
van Buren
Aramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle Bidg
C&p
Ansley's Cleaners
Washington
White Truck
Amarillo Safety Lane, Inc
Texaco
Tom Mott's
TOM Mott
Texaco Products
16Th and
Taylor
the Panhandle
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