Farley Hill to Meet Teddy Waters in Open Wrestling Match
Teddy Waters of Salina Kansas challenges Cal Farley in the season opener at Armory next Thursday night at 8 30. Waters, student of Farmer School of Wrestling in Omaha, arrives after a two month pursuit, while Farley trains daily and seeks his forty third local appearance and a possible bout with Jap Matty Matsuda.
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Teddy Waters
Salina
Kansas
Cal Farley
Armory
Waters
Farley
Amarillo
Childress
Farmer * School of Wrestling
Omaha
Chas. Hanson
Par ‘Caddock
Frank Goteh
Matty Matsuda
Paso
Ringsiders
Tolzien- Farwell Orchestra
Pirates Divide World Series Spoils Among Players
Pirates award full shares to yearlong members and key staff, while late-joiners receive partial shares. Giants and Athletics split 51000 each as runners up. fourth-place clubs get 17000. Awards require commissioner's approval before checks are drawn. Washington also grants 1000 to Coveleskie and Marberry for relief work amid manager rumors.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Inc
Senators
Sam Watters
Jack Onslow
Gomers
Red” Oldham
Reds
Browns
Tigers
Washington
Coveleskie
Washington Club
Marberry
Griffith
Peckugh
Heas
Mud Chains at Radio Towers Weeds Cheaper by Gish
A brief item notes mud chains and weed control at radio towers with reference to Gish. The report highlights cost reductions and maintenance challenges faced in site upkeep.
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Gish
Texas Longhorns Rout Auburn Tigers 33 to 0 at Fair Park
Texas Longhorns overpowered Auburn Tigers 33 to 0 at Fair Park Stadium. Saxon scored twice and assisted on another, Wright added a touchdown and kick, and King and Newell contributed. Auburn showed early threats but Texas defense and quick strikes sealed the win.
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Associated Presse
Dallas
Texas
University Longhorns
Alabama
Polytechnic
Tigers
Auburn
Fairpark Stadium
Alabamas
Saxon
Wright
Newell
King
Longhorns
Tuxworth
Texans
Carpentier Agrees to Meeting Delaney in January
Georges Carpentier of France has agreed to a ten round decision bout with Jimmy Delaney of J. Paul in Los Angeles in January. Promoter Jack Doyle announced that articles have been mailed to Carpentier in France for final approval, with Carpentier to receive 30 percent of the gate plus $5,000 for expenses.
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Associated Los Angeles
Georges Carpentier
France
Gus Wilson
Jimmy Delaney
J. Paul
Jack Doyle
Carpentier
Oak Clff Chosen as Next Cumberland Synod Meeting Site
Special to The News Floydada Oct 17 Texas Cumberland Presbyterian synod met with about eighty delegates. Rev A J Mann elected moderator after Judge F H Pendergrass opened proceedings. Dallas-Denton and Marshall-Greenville Presbyteries formed. Oakcliff named next meeting location, narrowly beating Dawson.
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Floydada
Texas Synod of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Texas
A. J. Mann
McGregor
F. H. Pendergrass
Marshall
Pendergrass
Dallas Bonham
Denton Presbytery
Dallas-Denton
Greenville
J. A. Rogers
Olney
G. P. Humphreys
Oakcliff
H. R. Allen
Dallas
Dawson
Plains golfers cancel Roswell match due to weather
The Country Club golf team could not travel to Roswell New Mexico because of threatening weather and poor roads. Sam Vaughn arranged for Roswell to visit Amarillo next Sunday October 25 and for Amarillo to visit Roswell November 1. Several players offered humorous excuses while Vaughn urged twelve men to start at 4 am with driver Charlie Hoover in a Hudson to play 18 holes and return by nine.
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Country Club
Roswell
N. M
Sam Vaughn
Amarillo
Sam
Wellington
Kans
Gee
Hale
Wool Wooley
Harry Brandt
Roy Rose
The
Santa Fe
Josh Billings
Fred Mierant
Roy Matthews
Guy Ruth
Charlie Hoover
Hudson
Charlie
Bill Smith
Roy Greenhill
Bill Gatton
Cuba
Toney Chisum
Wales Madden
Syracuse Downs Indiana 14 to 0 in Bloomington
Syracuse University defeated Indiana University 14 to 0 as two second period touchdowns, set up by a fumble and a pass, highlighted a reversed Indiana form after a rough week. Indiana offered little offense and committed costly errors while Syracuse capitalized.
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Syracuse
Indiana
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Syracuse University Today
Indiana University
Orange
Michigan
Hoosiers
Michigan Triumphs Over Wisconsin 21 to 0 in Madison
Michigan opened with two quick touchdowns and never trailed, defeating Wisconsin 21 to 0 before 46 000 fans. Oosterbaan scored the first touchdown, followed by a 65 yard kickoff return for another, and Gregory connected on a second period pass for the Wolverines third.
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Michigan
Associated
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Ory
Oosterbaan
Gregory
Victors Boost Chicago Over Northwestern 6 to 0
Chicago defeated Northwestern 6 to 0 before 16 000 fans as Robert Ley booted two field goals from the 22 and 7 yard lines. The Maroons held the visitors to a weak passing game and dominated the contest with consistent defensive pressure.
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Onus
Associated Chicago
Chicago
Northwestern
Robert Ley
Horned Frogs Too Strong For Simmons Cowboys
Texas Christian University beat Simmons College 28 to 16 in Fort Worth before 4,000. Harold Carson highlighted a 37 yard breakaway run for TCU, with Kimbrough scoring and Wolfe adding kicks. Cowboys battled back in the final period with a field goal and a one yard touchdown, while Brewster and Estes stood out for their teams.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Simmons College Cowboys
Williams
Horned Frogs
Harold Carson
Kimbrough
Dillingham
Simmons
Frogs
Cowboys
Taylor
Clark
Wolfe
Stuart
Sub
Este
Brewster
Estes
Comprehensive 1930s football results across many colleges
A long list of college football scores shows Cornell 27 Riponi 0, Colorado Aggies 16 Denver 0, Wyoming 43 Colo School of Mines 0, Missouri 32 Rolla Miners 0, Georgia 21 Furman 0, and many more including Army 27 Notre Dame 0 and Penn State 13 Marietta 0, with numerous regional matches and obscure teams noted across several venues and dates.
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Cornell
Riponi
Colorado Aggies
Denver Univ
Wyoming
Colo. School of Mines
Missouri
Rolla Miners
Georgia
Furman
Carson Newman
Milligan
Mississippi
Union University
Wittenberg
St. Xavier
Montana State
Mount St. Charles
Lake Forest U
College
North Dakota U
South Dak. U
Mont Mouth
Austria
Ohio University
Clarkson
George Washington
Mount St. Mary's
Texas
Auburn
Rice
Arkansas
Trinity
Baylor
Navy
Princeton
Penn State
Marietta
Bucknell
Haskell Indians
Wooster
Western Reserve
New Hampshire Univ
Rhode Island State
Harvard
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Maine
Brown
Bates
Springfield
Vermont
Ohio State
Columbia
Amherst
Hamilton
Washington
Nebraska
Egg
Detroit
Uffalo
Rochester
Army
Notre Dame
Rutgers
Providence
St. Johns
Ft. Benning
Ft. Oglethorpe
Georgia Tech
Florida
Johns Hopkins
Richmond
Kansas Aggies
Kansas Univ
Chicago
Northwestern
Butler
Franklin D. Pennsylvania Military College
St. Joseph's College
Geneva
Adrian C
Michigan State College
Centre College
New York U
C. C. of N
West Virginia
Grove City
Susquehanna
Drexel
Lehigh
West Va
Wesleyan
Delaware
Swarthmore
Boston College
Boston Univ
Norwich
Tufts
Massachusetts Aggies
Connecticut Aggies
St. Louis University
Drury
Union
Williams
Stephens
Uraniius
Juniata
Middleburg
St. Michaels
Wabash
Minnesota
Syracuse
Indiana
Denaun
Indiana Normal
John Carroll
Dayton
Cantnone Univ
Villanova
Univ. of Pittsburgh
Gettysburg
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Montezuma College
Las Vegas
N. M
Abilene
St. Mary’s
California
California Institute of Tech
Pomona College
University of Nevada
College of Pacific
Sul
FE Paso School of Mines
Army Wins Off Notre Dame By 21 100 Score
Army dominates Notre Dame 27 to 0 at Yankee Stadium before 65 600 fans. Cadet backs power a relentless attack as Notre Dame suffers its first defeat since 1923 ending a 16 game streak. Cap tain McEwan leads Army to a decisive road victory over Rockne era strength.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Yankee Stadium
Hoosier
Nebraska
Indiana
Rockne Wizards
South Bend
Rockne
McEwan
Rockne Machine
Cornhuskers
Iowa
Hoosiers
Army
Baseball
Holy Cross Beats Harvard in Narrow 7 6 Victory
In Cambridge on October 17 Holy Cross stopped Harvard with a stout defense as the Purple line thwarted the Crimson’s plunging back field. Holy Cross took a 7 to 6 lead in the second period and converted the extra point with a winning kick.
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Holy Cross
Harvard
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Trostle Brothers to Face Each Other at Center at Lubbock
At Clarendon College the Trostle brothers, once three in a line, are now two. Neven Troatie, Bulldog center, and Winston Troatle will clash as Trostle vs Troatle at center in the game at Lubbock next Saturday. W. Troatle weighs 147 pounds, about ten lighter than his brother.
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Trostle
Troetle
Clarendon College
Trostie
Clarendon
Neven Troatie
Ular Bulldog
Trans O Texas
Winston Troatle
Nes
Trostla
Lubbock
Trinity Tigers Triumph At Carroll Field Over Baylor
Trinity University Tigers defeated Baylor Bears 10 to 3 at Carroll field in Waco. The Tigers showcased a potent attack and aggressive shifts drawing multiple penalties, overpowering Baylor’s defense and leaving Baylor as Southwestern Conference champions without the scalp.
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Baylor Bears
Trinity Tigers
Associated Press
WACO
Trinity University Tigers
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Aggies
College Station
Rice Owls
Houston
Carroll Field
Bridges
Holton
Tigers
Waxahachies
Trinity
Baylor
Fighting Tigers
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
West Texas vs North Texas homecoming game ticket rush
Canyon prepares for the 1925 homecoming featuring West Texas State Teachers College versus North Texas State Teachers College on October 31. Only about 800 seats go on sale October 19 at $1.00, with Denton fans granted a special section. Ex‑students and teachers travel from West Texas, Oklahoma and eastern New Mexico for this big crowd event.
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News Canyon
West Texas
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
North Texas State Teachers College
Oklahoma
New Mexico
D. Burton
Box
Texas
Denton
Buffaloes
Eagles
Sooners Edge Drake 7-0 in Defensive Battle
Oklahoma dominated Drake from the start, marching to the Bulldogs two yard line in the first period. Lamb scored the only touchdown, securing a 7 to 0 victory as Drake failed to threaten throughout the game.
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Associated
Centenary Dominates Rollins In Shreveport Exhibition
Centenary routed Rollins College 88 to 0 in Shreveport as the Gentlemen moved at will. Rollins managed only two first downs and never reached Centenary’s 25 yard line, with seven touchdowns in the first half and five more after halftime using a mixed first and second string lineup.
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Centenary
Shreveport
Centenary Gentlemen
Rollin College Crew
Florida
Tare
Atring
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