Two Junior High Tilts Scheduled in District Schedule
The ne combined league slate features Borger hosting Horace Mann and Sam Houston visiting Pampa with Elizabeth Nixson set to play Clarendon. The schedule includes October and November matchups among Borger Horace Mann Pampa Sam Houston and Elizabeth Nixson with dates from September 23 to November 18.
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Borger Bullpups
Horace Mann Baffaloes
Sam Houston Rangers
Idie Whirlwinds
Elizabeth Nixson
Clarendon Junior High School
Abilene Eagles clash with Amarillo Sandies in high school clash
Abilene and Amarillo meet in a key Texas high school football showdown with both teams relying on speed and the Sandies favored to counter Abilene’s power. The game follows a season of close historical meetings and features noted players and coaches from the two programs.
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Amarillo
Abilene
Childress
Sandies
Abilene Probable Starters By Weights and Experience
Abilene lists probable starters for major games with weights and notes of experience. Quarterback Hub Ingraham 175 letterman and right half Scotty Holland 170 letterman are joined by left half Don Turner 140 or Prentice Martin 136. Fullback Bill Galusha 165, right end John Stephens 143, left end Roy O Neal 163, right tackle Charles Preston 217 letterman, and left tackle Don McGraw 188.
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Abilene
Hub Ingraham
Letterman
Scotty Holland
Don Turner
Prentice Martin
Bill Galusha
John Stephens
Roy O'Neal
Charles Preston
Don McGraw
Bowling Scores and League Highlights Across City Gyms
Bowling scores totals show Martens topping with 434 and Williams 456 for Team No. 8 win. multiple lanes report mixed results with teams No. 9 No. 7 and No. 1 scoring wins. YMCA and church league results list First Presbyterian First Baptist San Jacinto Baptist and others with varied individual tallies and team outcomes.
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Martens
Page
Edwards
Aliprient
Ramey
Willams
Batye
Dunnivensea
Neubauer
Pit Cocke
Byore
Allen
Black
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Stock
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Aristocrat Cafe
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Lacy
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Bulloch
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Emanuel
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Chick
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Riley
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San Jacinto Methodist
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Shenefeit
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Snow
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Marler Edwards
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Cowan
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Shelter
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Skipworth
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Ferguson
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Roberts
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Beyer
Longhorns Future Depends on Campbell for Texas
In this roundup of college football outlooks, Grayson notes Texas hinges on Paul Campbell replacing Bobby Layne. Other capsules cover North Carolina, Rutgers, Dartmouth, Boston University, Maryland, Mississippi State, Georgia, Syracuse, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, UCLA, Purdue, Notre Dame, and Tridiana. The piece also notes Farm Bureau Week proclamations by Gov. Jester in Austin.
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NEW York
NEA
Texas
Paul Campbell
Bobby Layne
Steers
Longhorns
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Bob McCraney
Buff Donelli
Boston University
Canada
Dim Tatum
Maryland
Mississippi State
Shorty Mewilliams
Per Davis
Jim Bailey
Truett Smith
Wally Butts
Charley Tripps
Georgia
Bernie Bierman
Bernie Custis
Syracuse
Missouri
Patsy Clark
Nebraska
Kansas
Jayhawks
Ray Evians
Bill Hogan
Lynne McNutt
Don_Fambrough
Farm Bureau
Austin
Beauford
Texas Farm Bureau Federation Organization
Cats and Oilers Set Final Showdown for Texas League Title
The Tulsa Oilers face the Fort Worth Cats in Fort Worth for the opening game of the Texas League championship final after Tulsa swept Houston 7 1 to win the semifinal series 4 2. Umpires let the Buffs protest a lighting outage in the fourth inning. Sally Hemus reached second on an infield fly that dropped when lights failed. Bud Lively earned his second win, tossing nine hits with no loss. The series schedule calls for two games in Fort Worth then up to three in Tulsa and two back in Fort Worth if needed.
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Tulsa Oilers
Fort Worth Cats
Fort Worth
Oilers
Tulsa
Houston
Buffs
J. Alvin Gardner
Sally Hemus
Johnny Lane
Hemus
Hemas
Bud Lively
la Grave Field
Port Worth
Midland Vernon Settle Longhorn League Title In Omaha
Midland Indians rally to a 3-2 win over Vernon Dusters in game seven to even series at three games each. Eddie Melillo delivered the tying and winning runs with a ninth inning single as Twin Simons hit a two run homer for Vernon in the first inning. The deciding game will be played tonight at Midland.
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Amarillo
Abilene
Abilene Eagles
Dan Salkeld
Graham-Hoeme Plow Co
Dan
TCU
Quanah Indians
Sandies
Childress Bobcats
Amarillo Field
Sky Giants
Tee
Bill Tilden
Tunnerup
Willie Mack
Bill” Gibson
Denton Sport In Goods
Clovis
Great Plains
Golden Sandie
John Peterton
Midland-Vernon
Associated Press
Midland
Vernon
Midland Indians
Simons
Dusters
Eddie Melillo
Kilgore Nears Lone Star League Title Victory
Kilgore holds a three games to none lead in the championship series over Longview after a 4-3 win. Kilgore rallied in the fifth inning to erase a Longview surge in the fourth. Shreveport sealed a semifinal series Sunday with Fort Worth finishing 4-2.
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Kilgore
Longview
Drillers
Texans
S- 4
Louis Tobias Swaps to Calvert Whiskey Brand
Garden City New York resident Louis Tobias a delivery man for a flight service switches to Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86 8 proof produced by Calvert Distillers Corp New York City Calvert Reserve blends 65 percent grain neutral spirits with whiskey for a new brand choice.
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N. Louis
Tobias
Kilburn Road
Garden Y
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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Ed Cole
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Mario Diaz
Don Stokes
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Charles Fisher
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Potter County
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John Peterson, Jr
Bulldog Turner
Chicago Bears
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Jack Crain
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Baylor
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Marrison & McCord
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Jim Hudson
Gene Chapman
Steve Hudson
Thad Ansley
Texas Aggies
Golden Sandies
Baylor Bears
West Texas State
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
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Tex Smith
6Th Ave
Doc's Liquor Store
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Campbell
Layne
Dick Harris
Grayson
Southern California
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Troy
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Norm van Brocklin
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Frank Aschenbrenner
Art Murakowski
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Don Burson
Wildcats
Los Angeles
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Tridiana
Clyde B. Smith
Hoosi
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