Football Schedules and Standings for Amarillo Golden Sandies 1932
A 1932 sports card lists the Amarillo Golden Sandies schedule starting October 1 at Ranger Bulldogs, with Oct 8 Big Spring, Oct 15 Austin High in El Paso, Oct 21 Plainview, and Nov 11 Wichita Falls among key conference games. It notes past scoring totals and notes an extra state championship game, plus a full Badgers slate including Sept 10 Panhandle A M, Sept 23 Cameron Aggies, Oct 15 New Mexico Military Institute, and Nov 24 Tarleton Agricultural.
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Russell Stationery Co
Golden Sandies
College Badgers
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Slaton
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Texas Military College
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Stephenville
Grapplers Set for Dual Card at National Guard Armory
Walter Stratton faces George Ligosky in a middleweight bout on the National Guard Armory program Thursday night. Irishman Pat O'Brien returns, promoter Dutch Mantell promises a strong card with Roy Welch in a prelim. Tickets are available at City Drug Store.
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Walter Stratton
George Ligosky
National Guard Armory
Stratton
Armory
Ligosky
Pat O’brien
Dutch Mantell
Roy Welch
Borger
City Drug Store
Cliff Sutter Wins Eastern Turf Court Title
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, the American intercollegiate champion, defeated Gregory Mangin of Newark 6 4 4 6 6 3 6 0 to capture the Eastern Turf Court title and his second leg on the trophy. Sidney Wood and Lester Stoefen won the doubles with 6 1 11 9 6 2 over Gledsoe and partner.
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N. Y
U.P
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Southern Star
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Mangin
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
California
Keith Gled
Records Smashed in Post Olympic Meet at Kezar Stadium
United States teams defeated a British Empire squad six events to four at Kezar Stadium San Francisco. World records fell in two events and were matched in another, with riders and hurdlers from the United States starring in relay, hurdles, and mile events. Olympic boxing crowned eight champions as the U S reclaimed the team title in Los Angeles.
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United States
British Empire
Boston Athletics Association
J. W Powell
Great Britain
Phil Edwards
A. Wilson
Canada
Tom Hampson
Charles Sansone
Edwin, Turner
George Bullwinkle
Charles Hornbostel
Powell
Sansone
Simone Schaller
Mildred (Babe) Ditrikeon
Percy Beard
Ralph Montague
Emmett Toppino
Hector Dyer
Ralph Metcalfe
Empire
Unitedates
Gene Venzke
Pottstown
J. F. Cornes
Ivan Fuyu
A. Adams
E. Gordon
Karl Warner
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Los Angeles
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America
Argentina
South Africa
Germany
Sweden
Hungary
Mexico
Finland
Philippines
Denmark
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Stephen Enekes
Budapest
Horace Gwynne
Toronto
Texas League Leaders Overview
Texas League leaders list top performers by category with players and teams. Medwick and Easterling lead in multiple categories across Houston and Beaumont, while Fox and James stand out in runs and steals.
Baseball results and standings from national and regional leagues
Sunday results include Boston 1-3 Cincinnati 3-9 and New York 1-8 in ten innings. Chicago 0-1 St Louis 2-2. Standings show Chicago 60 50 545, Brooklyn 61 55 526, Philadelphia 59 57 509, Boston 58, St Louis 57 491, New York 51 60 459, Cincinnati 51 67. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis among others.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
L. New York
Soviet War Mobilization Rumor Quashed by Orders
Moscow reports dismiss rumors of a sweeping Soviet mobilization for war with Japan. The revolutionary war council issued standard orders granting indefinite furloughs, calling youths of eligible age to service, and reorganzing Far Eastern Siberia troop concentrations as precautionary.
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Soviet
Russia
Japan
Revolutionary War Council
Far
Siberia
Pal-O-Mine Horse Awaits John Roosevelt Arrival
In Albuquerque on August 15 a cow pony named Pal-O-Mine awaits its new master John Roosevelt son of the Democratic nominee. The gift from New Mexico Democrats will be introduced to Roosevelt by Senator Sam Bratton pending arrival in New York.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New York
Pal-O-Mine
John Roosevelt
New Mexico
Open Play for City Women s Golf Title
Amarillo linkswomen begin pursuit of the city women s golf crown at Amarillo Country Club with an expected field near 30 players and three days of practice. Eighteen hole qualifiers Thursday lead to Friday rounds and Sunday championship matches for the George Lindsey trophy.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
George Lindsey
Florence Kist‘ter
J. W. Ross
Walter Sikes
Dale Love
Fred Wagner
J. H. Hall
Fred Nelson
Lyle Montgomery
D. M. Puckett
Carl Miller
J. R. Farmer
C. M. McCullough
A. Nolver
George Baird
Phil Taber
Frank Wolflin
Frank Clowe
Toney Chisum
Betty Bivins
Ross Rogers
Jean Price
Roy Easterling
Carleton and Dean Star in St. Louis Double Victory
Two rookie Texan pitchers helped the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader. Tex Carleton blanked the Cubs 2 to 0 in the first game, while Dizzy Dean pitched 10 innings for a 2 to 1 win in the second. Dean struck out six in a row, nearly tying the world record.
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ST. Louis
Tex Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Lone Star State
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Carleton
Cubs
Dean
Globe Fliers Drop Fish Hooks in Northern Lakes
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau the German aviator famed for three transatlantic flights stopped at Lake Cormorant north of The Pas Manitoba for a fishing excursion after taking off from Lac Du Bonnet at 3 30 o clock yesterday afternoon. He and three companions will stay awhile before resuming their world circling flight in the Gronland War flying boat.
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Man
Wolfgang von Gronau
Manitoba
Lake Cormorant
The
Pas
Lac du Bonnet
Snake Causes Ferry Disaster Drowns 100 Indians
A fear of snakes led to a ferry capsize near Kolhapur as a serpent leapt from a log onto the deck. Passengers crowded one side, the boat toppled, over 100 people died, and part of the crew and 120 passengers made shore.
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Bombay
India
Kolhapur
Cubs Thrive On Handicaps and Investigations
Chicago Cubs amid the pennant race endure injuries arrests and a gambling probe led by Commissioner Landis. Key players are sidelined by broken bones a shooting incident and suspensions as manager changes occur yet the club sustains first place with dramatic wins over the Pirates and Cardinals.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Woody English
Kiki Cuyler
Bill Jurges
Rollie Hemisey
New Jersey
Helen Madison May Be All Through Breaking Records
Helene Madison, the double Olympic champion, may stop shattering swimming marks, coach Ray Daughters says. He notes the 19 year old focused on the Olympics last year and doubts she can regain momentum or ambition to set new records after the games. Madison held 16 world freestyle records and most American marks, plus two Olympic titles.
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Los Angeles
Ray Daughters
Helene Madison
Associated Press
Daughters
Helene
Madison
Cubs Hold Narrow NL Lead as Pirates Close In
The eight National League clubs are tightly bunched with six weeks left. Cubs lead by a half game over the Pirates and a game and a half over the Dodgers. Cardinals, Phillies, Braves trail closely as Cubs surrender two to St Louis in 10 innings. Johnny Frederick hits a pinch homer for the Dodgers. Reds rally past Boston twice while Yankees extend AL margin to nine games with a 5–4 win over Washington.
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Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Tex Carleton
Cub
Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Johnny Frederick
Frederick
Dodgers
Giants
Dodger
Cincinnati Reds
Aston Braves
Red Lucas
Johnson
New York Yankees
Washington
Lefty Gomez
Philadelphia Athletics Club
National League and American League season leaders listed
Sunday results highlight season leaders in batting hits and home runs. Key figures include O Doul and Klein leading NL batting and runs. Foxx tops AL batting with 360 and 43 homers. Pitching leaders include Warneke and Gomez with strong win totals.
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Phillies
O'Doul
Dodgers
O’doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Rhein
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Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Porter
Indians
Manush
Senators
Ruth
Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Cronin
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
Gomez
Weaver
Big Five Earns Wins As Foxx Stars At Bat
United Press reports Jimmy Foxx drove in four runs and had four hits including his 43rd homer in eight at bats. Babe Ruth added three hits with his 33rd homer in five at bats. Al Simmons had one run with two hits in eight at bats. Bill Terry had six hits in nine at bats and Lou Gehrig added two hits in five at bats.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Lou Gehrig
Premium list for Tri-State Fair ready for distribution
The premium list for the Tri-State Fair set for September 19 to 24 is now ready. Avery Rush, secretary, announced today and urged interested persons to telephone, write, or come to the fair offices in City Hall to obtain copies.
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Avery Rush
Foxx Homers Power A’s Split Twinbill With Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx belted his 43rd homer as the Athletics romped 6-1 in game one against Boston. Johnny Welch shut out Boston 2-0 in the nightcap, and Tom Bridges delivered five hits to back a 3-0 Detroit win over Cleveland, dropping the Indians another half game behind the Athletics. The St Louis Browns swept two from the White Sox, 5-6 and 9-5.
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Jimmie Foxx
Johnny Welch
Sox
Tom Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Inedians
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Beaumont Gains Lead as Dallas Struggles in Texas League
The Texas League saw Beaumont seize a full game lead over Dallas by sweeping San Antonio while Dallas won only one from Longview. Longview moved up to the second division, beating Tyler 6 to 1 as Niccholas allowed 11 hits. Beaumont crushed Indians 11 to 1 in seven innings with Paul Easterling hitting two homers. Dallas routed Fort Worth 6 zero at home with Oscar Fuhr strong on the mound. Galveston Houston game rained out. The big series opens today in Dallas as Steers visit Beaumont with a pennant at stake.
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Medwick
Houston
James
Dallas
Hooks
Fort Worth
Greenberg
Beaumont
Easterling
Fox
Payne
Garland
Murrie Dallas
Rowal
San Antonio
Galveston
Longview
Tyler
S-Secesees
Associated Preas
Wichita Falls
Shreveport
Paul Easterling
Oscar Fuhr
Galveston-Plouston
Canal City
Tot Preaswell
Niccholas
Steers
World Jewish Conference Convenes Amid Hitler Threat
Leaders from 19 countries gather in Geneva to condemn Adolf Hitler’s national socialist movement as antisemitic and a major cause for concern at the opening session of the World Jewish Conference.
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Hitler
Geneva
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Chamber seeks Amarillo 1933 druggists convention
The Amarillo chamber will send a delegate Tuesday to the Southwestern Druggist Association convention in San Angéso to land the 1933 convention for Amarillo. It had not been decided at noon who would carry the invitation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Druggist Association
San Angéso
Amarillo
Max Carey Plans Atlantic Ocean Boost On Road Trip
Brooklyn Robins manager Max Carey, famed for a morning dip at Coney Island, carries five gallons of Atlantic Ocean westward to keep the team near the top of the National League. Since July 24 his daily plunge coincides with a string of Robins wins and losses when he skips the dip.
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New York
U.P
Max Carey
Brooklyn Robins
Birds of Prey
Max
Coney Island
Frank Wallace
The
Daily News
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Dodgers
Phillies
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Atlantic Ocean
Carey
Guests Return Home After Two Week Visit
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Stone return to their Sweetwater home after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Stone at 1305 Washington Street.
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Mrs. O. G. Stone
Sweetwater
Mrs. I. G. Stone
Washington Street
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