Pampa Harvesters Fall In Opening Game To Amarillo Sandies
The Pampa Harvesters were defeated 26 to 6 by the Amarillo Sandies in the season opener. Amarillo dominated after an early Pampa push, with standout play from Carter Bassett at quarterback and Oakes at half, while Pampa’s Dowler and Bassett led some drives before Amarillo's defense clamped down. The Sandies broke through on a blocked kick and a series of passes and runs, adding multiple touchdowns as Pampa struggled to finish drives.
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Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo Sandies
Sandies
Pampa
Amarillo
Carter Bassett
Hays
Oakes
Home
Enky
Bassett
A. Oakes
Green
Benson
Panhandle
Amarillo Pampa Stocktel
Saeseesss
Giisnex
Eebeas
Lockhart
Gill
Philips
Cornett
Dowler
Seenediene
Davis Honey Wee Eee
Deeseeererese
Estes Harden Gibson
Winters
Simmons
Barfield
Boyd
Amonett Sikes Match Looms In Western Golf News Cup
Sam Vaughn reports a deciding match plan between Sikes and Amonett with a possible game in Amarillo or Roswell. Dates October 18 and 25 are noted as likely. Roswell proposes team play. matches include 18 holes each and an 86 hole main event. The Daily News and Evening Post offer a $50 trophy to the Sikes Amonett contest.
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Sam Vaughn
Sikes-Amonett
Amarillo
Roswell
Sikes
Amonett
Daily News and Evening Post
Mighty Grange Stopped as Cornhuskers Blank Illinois
Nebraska defeats Illinois 14 to 0 at Champaign in a rain mist. Red Grange was held to limited gains, taken out near the start of the fourth period. Dailey intercepted a Grange pass, setting up Nebraska’s first TD, then Rhodes added a late score with a long run and a short follow, Brown kicking the extra point.
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Associated Press
Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Memorial Stadium
Nebraska
Ilinois
Red Grange
America
Grange
Dailey
Tllinois
Cornhusker
Rhodes
Scholz
Daugherty
Weir
Brown
Senators and Pirates Set for World Series Clash
The Senators and Pirates enter the World Series as evenly matched contenders with Washington's batting edge in the battery and Pitching strength led by Coveleskie and Johnson. Pittsburgh counters with youth, speed, and bold outfield power led by Traynor and Cuyler, while Meadows Aldridge and Yde anchor their rotation.
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Senators
Pirates
Associated Press Park
Washington
Pittsburgh
Johnson and Ie
Traynor
Wright
Cuyler
Carey
Harris
Peck
Goslin
Rice
Wshington
Coveleskie
Johnson
Reuther
Ferguson
Marberry
Ruel
Smith and
Gooch
Lee Meadows
Vic Aldridge
Cubs
Emil Yde
Ray Kremer
Babe Adams
Johnny Morrison
Buffaloes Win Grinding Bout at Montezuma College
The Canyon Buffaloes edged Montezuma College 7 to 0 after a hard fought clash. Herm led the Buffaloes as they overcame stout opposition from the Baptist College team with steady teamwork and a decisive closing drive securing the lone touchdown.
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Buffaloes
Montezuma
Acial
Canyon Buffaloes
Montezuma College
Claredon
Herm
Buffs
New Baptist College
Baylor
Boyles
Kelley Gets Off Better Than Booby Kelley
Baylor fans watched as the Bears controlled the first half and then broke through in the third quarter. A sequence of runs led to a lone Baylor touchdown after a broken field rush, sealing a 26 to 0 victory.
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Kelley
Mico
Baylor
Berio
Baltimore Internationals win junior world series game in Louisville
Louisville fell behind as Baltimore Internationals pounded four Louisville pitchers to an 11 6 victory in the junior world series. Earnshaw struggled while Baltimore attacked Holley and Wilkinson for eleven runs after two earlier losses.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Baltimore Internationals
Earnshaw
Baltimore
Holley
Wilkinson
Women Golfers Decide National Championship In Rain
Rain at Louis Country Club delayed the national golf championship as 36 holes were incomplete. Officials of the United States Association will continue play tomorrow with the field’s leaders still undecided after weather interrupted proceedings.
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Louis
National Golf
Louis Country Club
Sare
States Association
Suniarat
Yesterday's Results Predacti onio and Major Leagues
Fragmented results list shows New York and Boston scores with mixed team names and errors. Mentions Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Lake, Portland, Oakland, Seattle, and Pacific Coast with various tallies, but text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lake
Portland
Oakland
G To
Seattle
Phillies Sweep Giants in Twin Bill at Home
Philadelphia closed its home schedule by winning both games of a doubleheader from the New York Giants, 8 to 1 and 3 to 0. Carlson allowed four hits in the first game and Fitzsimmons yielded five in the nightcap as Giants four runs came in the second and third innings.
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Associated Progs
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Carlson
George Kelly
Fitzsimmons
NEW York
Young
Moore
Friseh
Terry
Kelly
Southworth
Jackson
Snyder
Barnes
P Eon
Sancti
Leach
Cf Ee
Williams
Rt Cvs
Harper
Fonseca
Eae
Associated Press
Wilson
Bulee
West Yankees
Athletics
Giveleh
G . Carlson
Babe Ruth
Bob Philadelphia
Meusel
Sand
Ward Combs
Meusel Kelly
Ruth
Willams
Ken Williams
al Simmons
NEW York Rhpoae
Sisler
Groh
I Carter
Bishop
Senet
Frisch
Lamar
Simmons
French
McMillen
Welch
Skeeses
Holt
Lindstrom
Husta
Ss . Perkins
C Tener
Willis
P . One
Quint
DD Escecheless
Philadelphia Abrhpoa
Quinn
Steer
Henline
Pracisece
Combs
Priberg
Koenig
BS Tease
Ulrich
Ween
Gehrig
Vivre Eveee
Neee
Wanninger
Bengough
Jornbor
Ecces
Huber
Shields
Ereeees
Fitz
Paschal
Shenee
Durocher
Etree
Brooklyn
Shanks
Kier
Robins
Perkins
H. Johnone
Son
Abrhpore Gautreau
Chicago
Cleveland
Neis
Oh Ua
Mann
CAGO
Parras
Dies
Reed
Bancroft
O'Neil
Cooney
Ted
Lyons
Brooklyn AB
Summa
Johnston
L. Sewell
J. Bewell
Fournier
Knode
Brown
Cox
Spurgeon
Corgan
Hodapp
Hargraves
Myatt
Mostll
Seerones
Petty
Flepper
Aassina
Boston
Barrett
Ban
Croft
Sheely
Gautreau
Burrus
Walle
Trell
Schalk
Sf Go
Crouse
Sanesduens
WGA
Vcisicivce
St. Louis Ee
Associated Prese Potala
ICAGO
St. Louis
Vis
Cubs
Kamm
Phillieg
Hooper
Blake
Levsen
Lyona
Miller
Eeree
Toporeer
Bottomiey
Seeenees Oley
Seeesesesssell
Sewewewenene
Paso Rene
Grimm
Tb Orreewe
Louis
bite-Warwick
Matadors Tie McMurry In Historic First Game
Tech College Matadors debut with a scoreless tie against McMurry College Indians as Archibald’s 5 yard field goal attempt ends the contest. Tech gained 222 yards to McMurry’s 96, with a strong line push and later air attack in the third and fourth quarters. Crowd estimated between 5,000 and 10,000.
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Tech
McMurry
Freeland
Matadors
Abilene
Sport Screen Flickers and Whimsical Gridiron Notes
A rambunctious recap of college football chatter. Mentions Amarillo Sandies Harden Boyles and Montezuma with Baylor freshmen, Texas Tech, McMurry, and Pitt versus Washington betting odds. Colorful asides on Doc Parcells, Windy Nicklaus, Hayden, and several playful quips on coaches and players amid a chaotic, opinionated mosaic of the sports scene.
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Montezuma
Baylor
Texas Tech
McMurry
Voter Illiteracy Cited Amid Election Playoffs
In the United States about 4,000,000 illiterates are qualified to vote while teams meet across major venues. Detroit plays at St. Louis and Philadelphia visits Washington as Cleveland visits Chicago with National St. Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Boston at Brooklyn completes the slate with Philadelphia at New York also noted.
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Erican
Washington
Elphia
Detroit
Chicago
Ore Eeune
Cleveland
New York
Boom Diveecccvici
Cincinnati
Sabes
Brook
Teeter
Phi
Hita
Brooks
Freibases
Maranville
Brooka
Riffe
Clough
Paulson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
United States
Texas Beats Mississippi in Flashy 25 to 0 Game
In Austin on October 3 Texas overwhelmed Mississippi University 25 to 0 after a strong first half. Mack Saxon starred with a 55 yard third quarter TD run and key plays on offense, while Heinie Pfannkuchen anchored the defense with multiple tackles. Jack Rabbitt left early with an injury, hindering Mississippi’s chances.
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Associated Press
Austin
Longhorns
Mississippi University
Texas
Mack Saxon
Saxon
Prince
Mississippi
Jack Rabbitt
Cook
Sewell
King
Thompson
Bile
Estes
Wright
Axon
Homan
Heinie’ Pfannkuchen
Horned Frogs Shutout Daniel Baker 12 to 0 at Frog Stadium
Texas Christian University defeated Daniel Baker 12 to 0 in the local season game at Frog Stadium. TCU used kicking on downs and limited the visitors to no first downs while scoring in the first quarter after a fumble.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Daniel Baker
Frog Stadium
Frogs
Clark
Vihla
Billies
Mustangs Triumph as SMU Uses Three Squads in Rout
Southern Methodist University defeated Abilene Christian College 62 to 7 in Dallas. SMU used three entire squads, with early TDs by the second string, then the first string dominated, Cortomeglia, Dawson and Mann scoring multiple touchdowns as the final period produced more scores.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Abilene Christian College
Morerison
Ingram
Abilene
Hill
Mann
Beal
Powell
Adams
Cortomeglia
Dawson
Rice Pulls Out 7 0 Win At Houston
Rice faced tough defense from Sam Houston Teachers and needed a late touchdown to win 7 0. The Owls relied on straight football with only one of three forward passes completing, setting up Ed’s game winning plunge from the 8 yard line.
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Associated Press
Houston
Rice
Sam Houston
Meisman
Owls
Big Ed
Himalayas Claim Loftiest Mountain Title Worldwide
The Himalayas in south central Asia are the loftiest mountains on earth, rising higher than any other range and defining regional and global topography. Their immense peaks, including Everest, attract climbers and researchers seeking extreme elevations and unique geological features.
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Himalayas
South Central Asia
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