Four Newcomers Graduate From Class B Districts
The Texas Interscholastic League released the 1938 football schedule with 109 teams, adding four newcomers from Class B. New districts include Panhandle, El Paso, Fort Worth and far east Texas as transfers reshape lines.
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Associated Press
R. J. Kidd
Panhandle
el Paso
Fort Worth
Far East Texas
Lamesa
Amarillo
Borger
Lubbock
Plainview
Pampa
Odessa
Austin
Bowie
Fabens
el Paso High
Ysleta
Fort Worth Technical
Athens
Longview Lobos
Gladewater
Kilgore
Marshall
Texarkana
Tyler
Livingston
Wrestling results from last night across cities
Reading Pennsylvania Mike Zamnos defeated Vincent Valdez during a card in Reading while Dutch Schultz and Hans Schwarts met in Germany. Wally Dusek pinned Ralph Garibaldi in Omaha and Ed Meske drew with Rudy Dusek in Akron. In Dallas Jack Bloomfield defeated Count von Bromberg and Tom Tracy drew Teddy Waters in Missouri. New York Bob Managoff beat Rob Russell as Joe Dusek threw Chief.
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War Eagle
Quebec
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Ed Meske
Akron
Drew
Wally Dusek
Ralph Garibaldi
St. Louis
Reading
Mike Zamnos
Youngstown
Vincent Valdez
Mexico
Dutch Shultz
Germany
Hans Schwarts
Man Mountain Jacobs
Los Angeles
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Sammy Cohen
Chicago
Dallas
Jack Bloomfield
New York
Count von Bromberg
al Perry
Kansas City
Bunny Martin
Tulsa
Frankie Hill
California
Jack Purdin
Arizona
Tom Tracy
Springfield
Teddy Waters
Douglas
Ariz
Bob Managoff
Rob Russell
Texas
Joe Dusek
Boxing Results From United Press Bouts
Alf Bernard defeats Bill Raggio on points in Houston another welterweight matchup Sebastian Gongales beats Jack Taylor in Houston Mike Frera draws with Babe Austin in Houston Mike Belloise and Al Reid fight to a draw in New York Eddie Conley stops Benny Schwartz in Danbury Quentine Breese outpoints Jimmy Murray in Milwaukee Bernie Friedkin defeats Dom Colon in New York Jimmy Lancaster outpoints Armando Bicilia in Wilmington
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Houston
Alf Bernard
New York
Bill Raggio
New Orleans
Sebastian Gongales
Mexico
Jack Taylor
Mike Frera
Drew
Babe Austin
Macon
Mike Belloise
al Reid
Eddie Conley
Danbury
Conn
Benny Schwartz
Philadelphia
Quentine Breese
Milwaukee
Jimmy Murray
Bernie Friedkin
Dom Colon
Jimmy Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
Armando Bicilia
Chicago
Childress High School hosts second boxing night
The fifth season opened with rough sailing as 600 fans watched 11 bouts at Childress High School. Two knockouts and three technical knockouts marked the night, with several draws and decisive wins by Bates, Craig, Leach, Rutherford, Vaughn, and others directed by coach Joe Gibson.
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Childress
Childress High School
Joe Gibson
W. Bates
Alexander
Gloar
Hayes
Craig
Cathey
Leach
Lewis
Abbington
Noble
Rutherford
Rapp
Vaughn
Shaffer
Huser
Norris
Shackleford
Michie
King
Stiner
Willeford
Copeland
J Copeland
Post
Waters
Jones
Larned
Foster
Privett
Reynolds
Swafford
Tucker
BE. Williams
Bates
Echols
A. Williams
Mayes
Booth
Taylor
Henderson
Sullivan
Brown
Kennedy
Parker
Shippey
Golf Lesson Paradox From Augusta Masters
In Augusta the Augusta Masters winner Henry Picard proves a changed grip can reverse fate, challenging golf pros who claim expertise. The piece jokes that golf is shifting and warns against overpaying for instruction as Picard defeats expectations with a late grip switch. Also notes Giants and Indians meet in Texas exhibition play. Indians win their third straight over the Mets.
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United Press
Augusta
U.P
Henry Picard
Picard
Henry
Mr. Picard
Longview
Tex
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Amarillo Rider Eldon Beer Wins Second Oklahoma State Title
Eldon F. Beer, the freckled Amarillo motorcycle king, claimed his second consecutive Oklahoma state championship in Oklahoma City on Sunday. His team also took the relay event and the balloon bursting prize, adding to his growing trophy collection from Southwest race meets.
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Eldon F. Beer
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Panhandle
West Texas State Wrestlers And Boxers Thrill Canyon Crowd
West Texas State athletes staged 13 bouts in Burton Gym Canyon with winners defending titles. Royce Barron beat Foster Watkins in a middleweight bout while J E Pietsch defeated Donald Kendrick in a heavyweight. Boxing also featured Wilbur Wofford, Joe Bailey, Ray Cox, Jim Foust, and others securing decisions.
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West Texas State
Song of the Ring World
Burton Gym
Canyon
Tina
Annely Uwatad Tha
Royce Barron
Foster Watkins
Barron
Barron- Watkins
J. E. Pietsch
Southwestern A. A. U
Donald Kendrick
Wilbur Wofford
Lawrence Hodges
Joe Bailey
Allen Plummer
Ray Cox
Mike Petrucelli
Jim Foust
Tom Slack
Francis Elliston
Joe Hayes
J. G B. Pietzsch
Bill French
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Donna
Edinburg
Harlingen
McAllen
Mercedes
Mission
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
San Benito
Weslaco
Joe Rodriguez
Spain
Jim Landos
King Kong
Kentucky
The
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the United Press
Oscar Pepper
America
Streight
Streight Whiskies
Frankfort Distilleries
Levieville & Baltimore
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Fla
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West Texas
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Homer Peel
Clyde McDowell
Peel
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Ned Glenn Allen
Floyd Murry
Lee Gordon
Jack Jennings
Ernest Schur
Monroe Horton
Scott Neal
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Herbert Mason
Leon Williams
Doyle Bunch
Grand Recreation Club
Paramount Recreation Club
Billiards & Snooker Gasement
Eakle Bldg
Go Jarman
Jarman
Blackburn Bros
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Ser America’s Social Companion
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Caprock Distributing CO
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