Newborn Spirit Destroys Clovis 36 to 7 in Amarillo Turf Contest
In a Panhandle clash Amarillo Sandies burst out with a newborn fighting spirit to overwhelm Clovis 36 to 7. Clovis scored first on a fumble recovery but Amarillo answered with strong ground drives led by Bassett and Clark. The home team dominated, defense forcing mistakes while several drives stalled near the goal line.
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Canyon Eagles Tackle Claude in 33 0 Victory
Canyon High School defeated Claude 33 to 0 in Canyon on Friday. The game featured strong line plunges and forward passes with a late 55 yard pass play Strain to Gerald for a touchdown. Next up is Memphis, with Miami looming as district champ contender if Perryton is eliminated.
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Longhorns Crush Rice in 27 to 6 Victory
Texas University quarterback Tony Estes from Dallas led a 27 to 6 win over Rice Owls. Estes caught a forward pass for a touchdown and later scored on a 2 yard run in the third quarter. Rice fought hard but lost key players Heavy Underwood and Ed Herting to exhaustion.
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Daniel Baker Ties Edwards in 6–6 Army Post Stadium Draw
In a slow game marred by fumbles and time outs, Daniel Baker Hill Billies and St. Edward's College battled to a 6 to 6 tie at the Army Post Stadium on Saturday in San Antonio.
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Golf Match Opens Between Amarillo and Roswell Clubs
Opening today in Amarillo for a 36 hole cup match between Walter Sikes of Amarillo and Ed Amonett of Roswell with ten club members. The event includes 18 hole games and foursomes, under local rules in Amarillo and Roswell rules elsewhere.
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Sooner Machine Defeats SMU in Brilliant Game 9 0
Dallas Oct 94 Bennie Owens Sooner football machine shut out Southern Methodist University 9 to 0 in a game called brilliant by both sides. SMU was without Captain Jim Magnes Cortemegua and Ox Key yet the Sooner attack, led by a precise field goal by Brockman and a late fourth quarter TD, sealed the victory.
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Montezuma Beats Wayland College in Plainview Football
Montezuma Baptist College of Las Vegas N M defeated Wayland College of Plainview in Plainview 6 to 2 Saturday afternoon in a football game.
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Missouri Tigers Crush Kansas A and M for 3100 Victory
Manhattan Kansas October 24 Missouri's Tigers defeated the Kansas Aggies 31 to 0 to stay atop the Missouri Valley conference. The Aggies failed to tie the game as Bacchus blocked a potential score at the end. Also, Waco High beat Corsicana 28 to 0 in their first league game.
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Quakers Beat Chicago in Muddy 7-0 Duel at Franklin Field
In a rain soaked Franklin Field crowd near 60,000 watched Pennsylvania edge Chicago 7 to 0 in a landmark intersectional clash the Quakers secured the decisive score on a forward pass from Charley Rogers to George Thayer in the first period. The game featured tough defense and persistent weather as both teams fought for supremacy.
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Golf Links by Walter Likes at Roswell Country Club
Roswell golf scene previews an invitation tournament with Ed Amonett and John Poorbaugh as top contenders. Eleven Roswell players travel with hopes of victory, while locals plan matches at the Hillcrest course and the Riveram era club hosts.
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Rangers Ready for Miami Warriors in Rival Arm Showdown
The Pet Rangers defeated the Canadian High aboo team 14 to 7 yesterday in a lively local trench arms match. The Rangers prepared for a subsequent clash against the Miami Wildenet Pri, with plans shaped around a tight, competitive encounter.
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Michigan Triumphs 3-0 Over Illinois In Homecoming
Michigan defeats Illinois 3 to 0 before 67 000 fans at Memorial Stadium in Champaign. Benny Friedman delivers a late field goal from the 24 yard line after advancing from midfield. Grange, Illinois captain, contests the play but is hampered by a rain soaked field.
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Pampa Harvesters Ineligible Claim Denied by Ex Coach
Ex coach C. C. Bradshaw writes Amarillo editor denying Pampa Harvesters were ineligible last year. He praises the team, condemns Pampa School Superintendent Campbell, and defends the program as clean and competitive. Letter asserts last year’s claims are false and calls for focus on this year’s work.
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Phantom Horsemen Rally Notre Dame to Victory at Minnesota
Phantom horsemen rode with Notre Dame in Memorial Stadium to a 19 to 7 win over Minnesota. The four horsemen spirit roared through the crowd of over 46 thousand as fans cheered the students’ game in a packed arena.
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Next Warrior Cams Will Be For Title Flag
The Miami High Warriors defeated the McLean Tigers 20 to 0 at McLean Friday afternoon in their fifth straight win. Miami dominated, held McLean to no scoring, and reached 189 points while conceding 7 in five games. They face Perryton next week for the North Panhandle title and the winner advances toward the district championship.
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Army Defeats St. Louis 19 to 0 on wet field
Army defeated St Louis University 19 to 0 in a game played on a soggy field with rain all day. Fumbles were numerous and penalties were common as Army used many substitutes.
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Baylor Bears smash Howard Payne on muddy Cotton Palace gridiron
Baylor University 1925 model overwhelmed Howard Payne Yellow Jackets 60 to 4 at Waco. Jack Jones starred with momentum creating sensational plays as the Crimson Tide of Alabama later shut out Georgia Tech 7 to 0 in a separate Oct 24 game.
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