Amity Sandies face setback amid eligibility errors and injuries
Don Mulkey of the Sandies was said to be ineligible but records show he has the required credits and will graduate from Amarillo High School. San Gies lose Jimmy Hale and Mulkey, trimming experience. Coach Howard Lynch critiques as Amarillo’s top four rating and contemplates lineup shifts with backs and ends available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mulkey
Sandie Center
Amarillo High School
San Gies
Jimmy Hale
Don Munkey
Howard Lynch
Amarillo
Lynch
Hale
Mulkey
Bob Denton
Bob Lyle
Bill Bailey
Bill Spencer
Shotwell
Abilene
Breckenridge
Sandies
Eagles
Longview
Canyon
West Texas State
Little Shot
Pete
Dutch Smith
Texas Tech
Blair Cherry
Abilene High
Waco
Tigers
Taylor County
Sandie
Childress
U.P
Amarillo Sandie
Eagles poised to face Amarillo in key Abilene clash
Abilene coach Pete Shotwell returns to lead the Eagles against Amarillo's Golden Sandies in a pivotal non conference tilt. The matchup features Shotwell's history against Amarillo and notes two Sandies injuries, with Abilene aiming for an upset and a push toward district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Abilene Eagles
Pete Shotwell
Abilene
Shotwell
Abilene High School
Longview
Amarillo High
Sandie
Eagle
Sandies
Wrestling return sparks Amarillo crowd at Tri-State fair arena
Promoter Cory Detton brings Danny McShain back to Amarillo for a best two of three falls main event against Eddie Gideon at 8 30. McShain faces tough crowd reactions while Gideon eyes a victory after defeating Ken Mayne last week. The card includes Leo Jensen vs George Curtis, Al Getz vs Gus Edd, and Billy Nichols vs Pat O'Dowdy with 85 cents to 1 75 adult admission and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Detton
Amarillo
Danny McShain
McShain
Danny
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Eddie Gideon
Montgomery
Ala
Detton
Gideon
Ken Mayne
Mayne
Eddie
Mike McGee
Leo Jensen
George Curtis
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Gus Edd
Beaumont
Handy Billy Nichols
Milwaukee
Pat O'Dowdy
Duke
Oklo
Baylor Captains to Miss TCU Opener
Baylor co captains Wenzell Gandy and Olan Runnels will sit out the Texas Christian game in Fort Worth due to practice injuries. The absence leaves the Bears with limited leadership for the conference opener set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
TCU
Waco
U.P
Wenzell Gandy
Olan Runnels
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Bowling Scores Across Leagues Reveals Tight Weekend Mix
Multiple teams posted strong scores as the Veterans Hospital League Amarillo Bowl Medico and others competed. Standouts include Powell 340 across three games, Klein 482, Wilson 503, and Ratcliff 505 in separate matchups, with many squads recording high-game totals and decisive wins.
Metropolitan League Banner Bowl results and top scores
In the Metropolitan League Banner Bowl, M and O Cigars won 2 with Garrett 392 blind and 435. Ramkin 417. Williams 417. Edwards 418. Amarillo Neon Co won 1 with Dorris 423. Elliott 439. J Pittman 303. M Pittman 374. Baker 440. Panhandle Insurance won 2 with Womble 465. Smith 414. Fuller 472 blind 435. Glasco 448. Southwestern Drug won 1 Butterfield 470. Bracher 493. Pate 399. blind 435. Behrens 439. Diamond Shop won 2 with Cable 466. Ellis 422. Britton 471. Maddox 550. Milligan 471. Davies & Co won 1 Chick 486. Fields 363. blind 435. Johnson 397. Reed 438. Oakes & Fyfe won 2 with blind 435. Murray 420. Oakes 501. Whitehead 522. Novak 482. Aristocrat Cafe won 1 Taylor 381. Hasley 444. Malone 441. Smith 359. Lyles 557. Southwestern Appliance won 1 Oliver 438. Saunders 278. Pringle 304. Murrin 424. Sidwell 469. Reager's Market won 2 with Cusick 365. Scott 376. Laceky 344. Hall 536. Stock 385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Bowl
M & O Cigars
Garrett
Ramkin
Williams
Edwards
Amarillo Neon Co
Dorris
Elliott
J. Pittman
M. Pittman
Baker
Panhandle Insurance
Womble
Smith
Fuller
Glasco
Southwestern Drug
Butterfield
Bracher
Pate
Behrens
Diamond Shop
Cable
Ellis
Britton
Maddox
Milligan
Davies & Co
Chick
Fields
Johnson
Reed
Oakes & Fyfe
Murray
Oakes
Whitehead
Novak
Aristocrat Cafe
Taylor
Hasley
Malone
Lyles
Southwestern
Oliver
Saunders
Pringle
Murrin
Sidwell
Reager's Market
Cusick
Scott
Laceky
Hall
Stock
43 Undefeated Clubs Remain In Texas Gridiron Skirmish
Texas high school football opens a heavy slate with 58 games across El Paso Fort Worth Dallas Houston Ranger and San Antonio. Forty three teams remain unbeaten as eight games pit undefeateds, with Spotlight matchups Friday and Saturday featuring Port Arthur at Houston Lamar and Crozier Tech at Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miller
United Press
el Paso
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Ranger
San Antonio
Bowie
Gainesville
Poly
Fort Worth North Side
Woodrow Wilson
Jeff Davis
Houston St. Thomas
Eastland
San Antonio Lanier
San Antonio Tech
Port Arthur
Lamar
Midland
Austin
Quanah
Borger
Brownwood
Sweetwater
Dallas Crozier Tech
Corpus Christi
Marshall
Greenville
Stephenville
Graham
Waxahachie
Ennis
Temple
San Antonio Jefferson
Odessa
Hollis
Okla
Highland Park
San Angelo
Abilene
Amarillo
Goose Creek
Milby
Ganders
Fort Worth Carter
Brackenridge
Sunset
Corpus
Texas
Crozier
Tyler
Tom Dennis
Yellow Jackets
Houston Lamar
Lake Charles
Sting
San Antonio Brackenridge
Servo Abdicates Boxing Throne
Marty Servo via manager Al Weill announced his abdication as world welterweight champion and retirement from boxing due to nose injuries. He cited health concerns and will end his ring career immediately in New York on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marty Servo
al Weill
Whirlwinds Face Rangers In Panhandle Open Clash
The Nixson Whirlwinds visit the Sam Houston Rangers tonight at 7:30 on Butler Field to open the 1946 Junior High football season. Nixson carries a 15 pound per man edge, Sam Houston relies on the T formation and Dan Newby and Joe Gaines to spark the attack while illness clouds several Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Cliff Wright
Sam Houston Rangers
Nixson
Butler Field
Sam Houston
Bill Teal
Haskell (Hack) Folsom
Folsom
Jack Newby
Joe Gaines
E. G. Sanders
Amarillo
Kids, Inc
Paul Bennett
Wallace Marcum
Dodgers and Phillies Split Errors In High Drama Game
The Phils beat Brooklyn after a nine inning rally as Oscar Judd hit an inside the park homer in the third. Durocher used a NL record eight pitchers in the game while Higbe was named to start today. Lombard took the loss and Hughes won as Philadelphia overcame two big Philly errors and a balk to grab a 5 run ninth inning surge.
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Brooklyn
Phils
Dodgers
Durocher
Kirby Higbe
Higbe
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
de Ennis
Rollie Hemsley
Andy Seminick
Emil Verban
Philadelphia
Harry Taylor
St. Paul
Oscar Judd
Ralph Branca
Philly
Lombard
Tommy Hughes
Midgets Return Tomorrow Night At Amarillo Speed Bowl
Jay Booth leads Amarillo midget points with 590 after four appearances. Ted Parker sits second with 450, Bud Camden third with 415, Corky Benson fourth with 355 as the doodlebugs set to race again at 8 p.m. tomorrow with time trials earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpe Aee
Ted Parker
Little
Dallas
Amarillo
Booth
Lloyd Knight
Knight
Odessa
Jay Booth
Oklahoma City
Bud Camden
Wichita
Kan
Corky Benson
Lubbock
Eddie Carmichael
Okla
Roger Ward
Wichita Falls
Red Dowdy
Denver
W. von Tullius
Don Brown
Ernie Booth
Junior Howerton
Tulsa
Paul Cockrell
Dusty Rhodes
Jackie Fleming
Irene
Lloyd Choate
George Murphy
Bobby Johnston
Swats Smith
Billy Link
J. Meader
Dick Dudley
Jimmy Woo
J. T. Wolfe
Wildcats Prepare for Hardin-Simmons Clash in Abilene
Manhattan Sept 26 Coach Hobbs Adams drilled Kansas State Wildcats on possible Texas plays for their football meeting with Hardin-Simmons at Abilene Saturday night. Adams said 40 players will depart for Abilene tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Hobbs Adams
Kansas State Wildcats
Texas
Hardin-Simmons
Abilene
Hobbs
Aulbach Posts 66 as Birthday Round at Amarillo Club
George Aulbach, Amarillo Country Club pro, celebrated his 46th birthday by shooting 66 four under par and carded sub par rounds in tournament play. He set a 31 for the first nine with Art McKay and Art McKay Jr, nearly breaking John Olver's 18 hole record of 62. He missed a three foot putt that would have given him a 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aulbach
Amarillo Country Club
Art McKay
John Olver
Ausbach
Dinner Tournament at Amarillo Country Club Featured Golf Matches
The golf teams of Bob Haley and B. B. Williams will clash in the Amarillo Country Club Dutch Dinner Team Matches this afternoon. Fifteen prizes of two golf balls each are planned. Pro George Ausbach will present two golf movies after the dinner served following the matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Haley
B. B. Williams
Amarillo Country Club
George Ausbach
Pampa and Henderson Open Texas Class C Series
The Texas Class C baseball title series between Henderson of the East Texas League and Pampa of the West Texas New Mexico circuit starts tonight at Henderson after a dispute over umpires from the Eastern League refusing to work the Henderson games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Henderson
Pampa
Irish Favored Over Illinois
Across the nation, college football picks favor the Irish over Illinois with other notable forecasts including Army over Oklahoma and Notre Dame over Illinois. The column lists multiple games across the East, Midwest, South, West and Southwest with a tally noting 28 correct, 3 wrong, and 1 tie.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Praley
Folleys
Ebbets Field
Dodger
Army
Oklahoma
Navy
Villanova
Columbia
Rutgers
Cornell
Bucknell
Wake Forest
Boston College
Dixie
SMU
Temple
Pitt
West Virginia
Flatbush
Mid-West
Notre Dame
Illinois
Avenue Subway
Michigan
Indiana
Purdue
Iowa
Corny Island
Minnesota
Nebraska
Lee
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Northwestern
Iowa State
Ohio State
Missouri
Tigers
Cardinals
Alabama
Tulane
Georgia
Clemson
Auburn
Southern
Florida
Duke
North Carolina State
Oregon State
UCLA
Red Sox
Southwest
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma A. & M
Arkansas
Rickey
Tulsa
New Mexico
Aggies
Mac
Baylor
TCU
Drake
Texas Mines
Hardin. Simmons
Kansas State
Rice
LSU
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Patt Powell
Hay
Quarterback’s Club
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds
Leo Jensen George Curtis
Billy Nichols
Holdeney
Polk
LansDowne
Bottlenecks
Powell
Pestor
Goodner
Headrick
Quigley
Nutcrackers
Nutt
Blackburn
Callahan
Shock
Durham
Wildcats
Klein
Thomas
Kipp
Ledyard
Plugh
Roadhogs
Bullock
Hayden
March
Wilson
Moffitt
Bobcats
Love
Huffines
McKinney
Pillpushers
Knollhoff
Gordon
Spann
Ely
Stinkers
Holland
T. Jones
Hucker
Jones
Phillips
Night Owls
Shaller
Cox
Veterans Hospital League
Amarillo Bowl Medico
Horne
Court
Covert
Laevsky
Nuros
Freher
M. Prince
V. Penny
W. Penny
H. Prince
Hypos
Hamilton
Schlegelmilch
Hinds
Mculle
Alborn
Physics
Grecht
Dale
Casella
Howard
Danley
Flowers
Psychos
D. Little
Moore
Hill
Sanchez
M. Little
Gismos
Green
Acheson
Brown
L. Ryan
B. Ryan
Stenos
Stark
Byrum
Russell
J. Deaton
R. Deaton
Stilettos
Clauser
Nygard
Latson
Servo
Anthony
Spearman
Curtiss
Harry
Reece
Alexander
Garner
Marcum
Sanders
Bennett
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Cards
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyns
Leo Durocher
Peet
Aulbach
Joe Brown
N. Fillmore
Navy Store
the Panhandle
White Truck Division
Amarillo Safety Line, Inc
Cal
Fillmore
Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Menner
King Black
Gilbey
Ronson Prycin
Kinsey
Schenley Reserve
West Sixth
Phone
J. L. Mergen
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