Forty-Two Texas schoolboy elevens remain undefeated
Forty-two of 103 teams stay unbeaten after September, with 58 games set this week. Odessa defends its title with wins over Lubbock and North Side, while Jefferson, Tyler, Wichita Falls, Longview, Austin, and John Reagan face strong tests. New entries Fort Worth Tech, Adamson, Weatherford, and Galveston debut as schedules show top matchups across cities and districts.
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Vernon
Sherman
Tyler
Dallas
Goose Creek
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Longview
Austin
John Reagan
Houston
Breckenridge
Paris
Temple
Sunset
Fort Worth Tech
Ranger
Adamson
Weatherford
Bonham
Galveston
Odessa
North Side
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Jeffs
Lamar
Lions
Denison
Brackenridge
Abilene
Highland Park
Port Arthur
Waxahachie
Lufkin
Gladewater
San Benito
Laredo
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Arlington Heights
West Texas league champs crowned amid cross-sport notes
The Lubbock Hubbers clinch the West Texas New Mexico League title despite Amarillo’s late rallies and a 4-2 series finish for the Gold Sox. Local prep chatter spots Odessa Bronchos and Pampa Harvesters as top football contenders with Wichita Falls looming. The district outlook highlights Odessa, Wichita Falls, and Amarillo among state title hopefuls as San Benito opens district play.
Richardson's 11th-inning homer sinks Amarillo in Lubbock finale
Virgil Richardson belted a nose single in the 11th inning to lift the Lubbock Hubbers past the Amarillo Gold Sox 8 7 at Lubbock. The Hubbers overcame a 7 7 deadlock after Amarillo led in the early and middle innings and expect a post season playoff against Lone Star League champions.
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Virgil Richardson
Tom Spears
Lubbock
Amarillo Gold Sox
Richardson
Amarillo
Frank Mekules
Hubs
Vince Liberto
Sox
Hubbers
Mekules
Jackie Sullivan
Jack Cerin
Bill Serena
Spears
Lefty Lonergan
Celin
Jerry Ahrens
Bobby Decker
Sullivan
Eulis Rosson
Don Elias
Frank Okrie
Rosson
Paul Hinrichs
Gold Sox
Sandie End Bobby Farmer Stars For Golden Sandie 13-7 Win
Sandie End Bobby Farmer held the left end post for Golden Sandie in Jack Glasgow's absence. He caught an 11 yard pass for the opening TD drive and added the extra point after the second score in Friday night’s 13-7 victory over the Childress Bobcats.
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Bobby Farmer
Golden Sandie
Jack Glasgow
Farmer
Childress Bobcats
Sandies and Harvesters Lead District 1-AA Struggle
After two weekends and ten games only two teams remain undefeated in District 1-AA the Pampa Harvesters and Amarillo Golden Sandstorm. The local squad beat Childress 13-7 while Coach Tom Tipps Gray County gridders defeated Sweetwater 27-6 and Electra 33-19.
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Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Childress Bobcats
Tom Tipps
Gridders
Gray County
Sweetwater
Electra
Davis Reaches Quarterfinals in Am arillo Handicap Golf
J E Davis advanced to the Ama rillo Country Club President's Handicap quarterfinals by defeating Charles McAfee 4 and 3 after beating defending titlist Dr E W Cain earlier. He will face Carl Culwell as second round matches wrap across A and B brackets.
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J. E. Davis
Amarillo Country Club
Charles McAfee
Dr. E. W. Cain
Davis
Carl Culwell
Art Querry
Roy Stockton
Fay Dryden
Bill Gibson
L. S. Pearce
Tom LeMond
Fred Gray
B. B Williams
R. B. Norman
Wade Holman
Thornton Blanchard
Oe Bivins
Dr. R. P. Parcells
A Flight
Chuck Wagner
Jack Allen
John Evans
Dude Gentry
Charles Reid
J. L. Carter
Bill Andrews
J. B. O'Keefe
Dr. Marsalis
F. E. Hixon
J. F. Brown
Earl O'Keefe
M. T. Johnson, Jr
Sim Kelly
W. A Harmon
Flight
Lang Wagner
P. B Carlson
Jimmy James
Woolworth Russell
R . Kelly
Sam Orr
Leo Wilmeth
E. D. Lamb
Gus Roberts
Ernest Batson
Virgil Reager
Walter Russell
Bob Haley
Dr. S. W. Browning
James Rittenberry
Jim Pearson
John Satterstrom
Mark Taylor
Max Minning
J. A. Lillough
Claude Mathis
Ill Butler
Charles Davis
Eric Jordan
Jim Parmelee
Bob Lewis
Owen O'Neill
Cloninger
Wayne DeGrass
Bob McCullough
John Wyatt
Querry
Dryden
Pearce Ve. Gray
Culwell
Holman
Bivins
Wagner
Evans
Reid
Andrews
Marsalis
Brown
Simelly
Larg Wagner
James
Tucker Sets Pace As Ramblers Win
Arnold Tucker sparked Randolph Field to a 27 6 victory over National Military Academy of Mexico City with three touchdown passes. Felix Blanchard, Army All American, left with an ankle injury after the opening kickoff as 7 785 spectators watched Tucker connect for two scores in the second period and Walter Stahl add a 14 yard run.
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San Antonio
Arnold Tucker
Army
Randolph Field
Rambler
National Military Academy of
Mexico City
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Blanchard
Randolph
Tucker
Walter Stahl
Mexico
Manuel Resendiz
Hector Cordoba
Resendiz
Klein Mrs Tucker Win Foursome Prize
Mrs Elmer Tucker and Chuck Klein won the Amarillo Women's Municipal Golfers Association Scotch Foursome Tournament at the Ross Rogers Course with a net 32. Their card 38 6 32. Mrs Curtis Gilbert and Bill Bogard were runners up with 423 42 in a field of nine combinations.
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Elmer Tucker
Chuck Klein
Amarillo
Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
Curtis Gilbert
Bill Bogard
SW Teams Show Offensive Punch
Southwest Conference opened with high scoring as Texas Texas A M Baylor and Arkansas posted big wins and four of five teams showed strong offenses. Rice Texas A M Baylor Arkansas and TCU all posted impressive numbers while Kansas City mud game limited TCU. Bobby Layne starred for Texas as Arkansas piled up 503 rushing yards and Baylor and A M dominated.
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Rice
Louisiana State University
Texas
Portland
Ore
Oregon
SMU
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Fort Worth
Oklahoma A&m
Baylor
Coral Gables
Fla
Miami
Arkansas
North Texas State
Little Rock
Louisiana State College
Stephen F. Austin
Texas Tech
Aggies
Southwestern
Kansas
Southwest
Bobby Layne
Razorbacks
A&m
Kansas City
Greenwald Wins Weekend Sweepstakes With Net 65
K S Greenwald topped the Ross Rogers Golf Course event with a net 65 based on rounds 83 18 65. Frank Lawler finished one stroke back for runner up with 71 5 66 as several other players posted scores including Homer Smith 71 4 67 Nathan Young 78 9 69 Clyde Posey 73 4 69 John Stockton 76 7 69 Morris Loewenstern 71 7 69 Tony Bankston 74 4 70 Harold Smith 72 2 70 Bryant Maddox 88 18 70 Paul Norman 87 17 70 Bernie Vaught 77 6 71 D W Klock 77 6 71 and Jack Philips 78 6 72.
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K. S. Greenwald
Frank Lawler
Homer Smith
Nathan Young
Clyde Posey
John Stockton
Morris Loewenstern
Tony Bankston
Abbott-Curtis Sign for Spot On Mat Card
Abbott of Abilene and Curtis of Vicksburg signed today for the semiwindup on next Thursday’s mat card at the Municipal Auditorium Promoter Cory Detton also signed Ray Clements of Lubbock and Henry Harrell of New Orleans for Thursday’s main event A possible Clements Harrell winner could wrestle LeRoy McGuirk world junior heavyweight champion Detton hopes to bring the champion to town on Oct 9 A Australian tag team match would open the card with Ken Mayne and Billy Hickson challenging any two wrestlers in the region The Childress Board of City Development and Chamber of Commerce voted to drop the Quitaque water project.
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Ace Abbott
Abilene
George Curtis
Vicksburg
Miss
Municipal Auditorium
Cory Detton
Ray Clements
Lubbock
Sailor Watkins
Henry Harrell
New Orleans
Clements-Harrell
LeRoy McGuirk
Detton
the Auditorium
Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Billy Hickson
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Gene Klein Jr Captures Amarillo Weekend Handicap Title
Gene Klein Jr carded a net 64 to win the Amarillo Country Club Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament. W C Townes 89 24 65 Leo Wilmeth 82 17 65 Fay Dryden 76 10 66 earned low net honors. Dr Don Marsalis led low gross with 68. W B Burkhalter claimed high gross at 111.
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Gene Klein, Jr
Amarillo
Baseball Leaders Named By Associated Press
National League batting leaders Walker of Philadelphia 342 and Kiner of Pittsburgh 315 lead. Kiner and Mize-N York tied for home runs with 50. Jansen of New York 20 5 and Munger 15 5 lead NL pitching. American League leaders Williams of Boston 342 and McCoskey of Philadelphia 331 batting. Williams 30 homers. Gordon 29. Shea of New York 13 5 and McCahan 104 lead AL pitching. Eire to import 50 000 electric filament lamps in 12 months.
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Associated Press
Walker
Philadelphia
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Mize
New York
Jansen
Munger
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
McCoskey
Gordon
Cleveland
Shea
McCahan
Lemon
Thomas scores ace on Sunset Course No. 2
E R Tommy Thomas scored a hole in one on the 139 yard No 2 at the Sunset Course yesterday. He used a seven iron. The ball landed on the front edge and dropped into the cup. R B Nutt and H W Parker accompanied him.
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E. R
Tommy” Thomas
R. B. Nutt
H. W. Parker
Thomas
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