Butler Field Tradition Saved by Narrow Margin of Point
In a dramatic Butler Field clash, Red Stidger's late tackle save preserved the 42 straight home-win streak as Amarillo's Sandies edged Lubbock Westerners 7–6. Beale sparked a tying drive before Stidger's decisive one-play verdict.
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Crazed sailor shoots man aboard ship then leaps overboard
Sidney Nickerson, 32, was gravely wounded in a shooting aboard the steamer Margaret Lykes near Galveston. A crazed Porto Rican sailor was sought by authorities after the incident yesterday.
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Kopecky Defeats Tremaine In Big Amarillo Wrestling Show
Joe Kopecky, a lean East Texas grappler, defeated Andy Tremaine in Amarillo before a large crowd. He won the first fall in 40 minutes and the second in 12, using his drop toe hold to secure both falls and heighten the Sailor Moran match possibility. Moran sent a broadcast message from Albuquerque declaring readiness for any challenge.
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Man Dies After Ship Channel Shooting Incident
In the Houston ship channel a man named Alfredo Matos, 25, fired a shot during a dice game room incident. Capt. F. W. McLaughlin reported the gunman shouted I am going crazy before leaping overboard. Matos body had not been found as of today.
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Psychology, Interference, and Pairs of Kindling in 1933 Football
Henry McLemore surveys the season shaping Yale vs Princeton with psychology, tackles and goal posts. He notes Lassiter’s slow year, Ferraro’s blocking prowess, Pollock at Penn Mil and predicts Notre Dame over Army and a slate of college games with key upsets and opinions from Jim Crowley and Joe Skladany.
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Boxing Fight Results From Across The Nation
AP boxing results list Jimmy Britt winning by points in Tacoma and Billy Ketchell outpointing Georgie Forrester in Philadelphia. Tony Bruno stops Ray Tramblle in Milwaukee while Frank Misko defeats Bob Groshek in Saginaw. Kennard stops Red Haggerty in Pargo and Johnny Stanton stops Jimmy Murray in Minneapolis. Buck Everett outpoints Dick Daniels in Winnipeg. An advisory note about protecting stored furs follows.
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District Grid Champs Paired for Bi-District Matches
Texas Interscholastic League football bi district pairings announced after Thanksgiving games. Pampa versus Abilene. San Angelo versus Bowie. Wichita Falls against Highland Park. Central Fort Worth facing Dallas Tech. Greenville meeting Tyler. San Jacinto versus Port Arthur. Corpus Christi versus Brownsville. Corsicana hosts Waco to decide District 11 representative against Brackenridge San Antonio.
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City Tax Collection Mounts Over Holiday
Amarillo citizens paid 4100 toward 1933 city taxes in a holiday period, bringing total near 40000. About 3000 more may be in the mails. Last day for first half payments passed. final half due by April 15 1934. New filers not penalized before February 1 1934. After that date penalties apply. Daily collections averaged over 10000 for the past three days.
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Perry Burks
Potter County Hires Elevator Operator. Relief Commission Asked
Potter County commissioners met in a brief session and named H. D. Frien as elevator operator at the courthouse to replace N. E. Spencer who resigned. A motion and resolution approved to request the Texas Relief Commission to take over the Potter County Farm and pay the county’s share of the salaries of the county agent and home demonstrator. The regular monthly meeting will be next Monday. Jim Harris, Notre Dame guard last fall, will be line coach at St. Benedict’s College in Atchison Kansas.
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Amarillo Auction To Sell Impounded Jersey Bull
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gates on Fourth Avenue and Monroe Street between 2 and 3 PM Saturday December 9 1933 the described impounded live stock One small Jersey bull. Howard Holland Poundkeeper Amarillo Texas December 1 1933.
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Thanksgiving Day Grid Stars Mark Many New Heroes
AP notes players earning hero status across colleges. Mike Frankovich of U N A intercepted and returned 40 yards for a touchdown to defeat Washington State. George Sauer of Nebraska-His all round play helped beat Oregon State. Bob Hogan of Pitt scored his first varsity TD in three years against Carnegie. Walt Switzer of Cornell scored and assisted a TD against Penn. George Barclay of North Carolina intercepted a Virginia pass and ran 32 yards for a TD. Beattie Feathers of Tennessee led a 27 0 win over Kentucky. Ole Nesmith of Kansas contributed two TDs in the win over Missouri. Millard Howell of Alabama tallied the only TD against Vanderbilt.
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Jealous husband kills rival woman then takes life
In Houston a man shot Gussie Broadway after warning his wife’s rival. Kinser then killed himself as relatives witnessed the tragedy. A note to his wife failed to reach the target, and Kinser described being tired of living in a public message. Nearby, blues player Stan Phillips signed with the Detroit Tigers, and Washington Huskies players spent the summer roadwork.
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Texas to Discuss Football Coaching Matter at UT
UT Athletic Council member W T Moore said the council would meet Monday or Tuesday to discuss the football coaching matter. Reports from Tucson claimed Harry Mohre offered UT the head coaching job, though no council member was authorized to discuss hiring. First action will be whether Clyde Littlefield should receive another one year contract, a move he said is not worth the price.
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Epsom Downs Swarmed by Horse Lovers at Thanksgiving Meet
In Houston 30,000 watched Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson crown Jockey H. Schutte on Gift of Roses for the Thanks giving Day handicap at Epsom Downs opening. Gold Step, favorite, finished fourth as pari mutuel bets reached $113,727. J. Kacala and Wayne Wright won two races each. Two jockeys were suspended for rough riding. Threatening skies loomed over the Downs.
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Southern Conference Names 1933 All Stars
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee topped the All-Southern Conference ballot and was nearly unanimous. Auburn’s David Arial and Alabama’s Tom Hopke were repeat selections. First eleven draw from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia Tech, LSU, and Kentucky with seven teams represented.
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Millard Howell
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Oregon Defeats St Marys Gaels in 13-7 Victory
Oregon beat St Marys Gaels 13 to 7 before about 20 000 fans in San Francisco. The Ducks scored a fourth quarter touchdown to take the lead after St Marys tied the game in the third period. The Northerners opened with a First period TD.
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East Dominates Rivalry Previews with Army Princeton Duke
Multiple major clashes highlight a Saturday slate as Army and Princeton chase perfect records in East finals while Duke Georgetown and USC Georgia Tech loom in title hunts. Other games include Tulane LSU and Kansas George Washington with varied chances in the late season schedule. A German architect proposes a circular house design optimizing street space.
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