Panhandle teams battle bi district finals on four fronts
Panhandle football squads chase district titles as Amarillo Golden Sandies face Breckenridge in a 230 PM Saturday game while Badgers prepare for a bi district clash with Marshall and Hereford Whitefaces defend against Panhandle Panthers. McLean Tigers meet Matador Bulls in a separate Friday 3 PM bid.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Breckenridge
Badgers
Marshall
Maxor Drug Store
Fisk Building
Amarillo College Badgers
College of Marshall
Marshall Field
Texas Junior College
Schreiner Institute
Tigers
Hereford
Panhandles
Panthers
McLean Tigers
Matador
Paducah
Panhandle football clash ends in a 90 pound duel
Amarillo Mavericks 6 Guymon Mavericks 6 in a historic low weight game in the Panhandle. Harold Reed starred for Guymon and Harold Bonner scored the only TD. Coach Blair Cherry fed the team soup after a lively departure. Guymon to host Amarillo Yearlings next.
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Amarillo Mavericks
Guymen
Oklahoma Mavericks
Panhandle
Emmet Galloway
Cal Parley
Walter Stratton
Percy Gibbs
Jim Florey
Ralph Dykeman
Oklahoma
Guymen Mavericks
Guymon
Harold Reed
Amarillo
Harold Bonner
Jimmie Dixon
Dan Dale
Fred Exposito
Charles Chestnut
Edward Sharp
J. L. Taylor
Guyman
Football Favorite List From Henry McLemore’s Notebook
Henry McLemore ranks college teams with Minnesota first, Ohio State second, Princeton third, SMU fourth, then TCU LSU Stanford Duke Pitt and Fordham in order. He notes Hawaii’s love for football contrasting with beach life and recalls the Princeton Dartmouth blizzard.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Princeton
Dewey
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Notre Dame
Men of Columbus
Stanford
Duke
Pitt
Fordham
United Press
Rose Bowl Special Trains To Be Run From Dallas
W B Hitzelbeger, veteran Dallas promoter of special trains, said he has sold out one train to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game and a second train is filling fast as fans in Texas and Oklahoma plan to see SMU meet Stanford in the post season classic.
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Guymon
Texas
Oklahoma
Main Street
Frank de Wolfe
Guymon Club
Blair Cherry
Mr. DeWolfe
The
Guymon Mavericks
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Indians
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Notre Dame
Columbia
Grayson
Alastiza Hamilton
New York
Mustangs
M. A
Dallas
W. B
Billi Hitzelbberger
Calif
Hitzelberger
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Stanford Indians
Sports Gossip and Rumors From New York In Late 1930s
A collage of sports chatter notes Bern ie Bierman in town before reporters could quiz him on USC lures. Al McCoy trains to drop weight for a two thousand dollar forfeit. Rose Bowl hope fades and Pop Warner eyes Eulace Peacock. Freddie Miller seeks ten thousand guarantee in France. Pauline Uzendun eyes marriage amid Louis rumors. Frank Sommers from Carlisle now caddies at a Green Bay club.
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New York
Bernie Bierman
California
Minnesota
al McCoy
Jock McAvoy
Pop Warner
Eulace Peacock
Isay Balinkin
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
France
Pauline Uzendun
Joe Louis
Frank Sommers
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Browns sale nearing final
In St Louis officials outline a $500000 bid plan to buy the Browns with San Antonio, a farm club, and financing for 1936. Key backers include Walter M Smith and George Sisler who may become general manager. Rogers Hornsby to stay on as manager.
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St. Louis
Walter M. Smith
San Antonio
Browns
George Sisler
Frank Ruppenthal
St. Louise Hocky Club
Fd Steffen
Mark R. Eagleton
William JD. Orthwein
John Hermenz
Edward Magnue
John Ring
Edward Marsh
Eugene Punston
Sisler
Smith
Ball
Rogers Hornsby
Goal Posts Back on Goal Line Debate Grows
In New York on December 3 discussion swirls about restoring goal posts to the goal line. Coaches may push for change at the February rules committee meeting. Chick Meehan of Manhattan notes field goal kicking and drop-kicking have diminished since the posts were moved back.
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New York
Chick Meehan
Manhattan
Meehan
Sun Bowl picks Hardin-Simmons and New Mexico State
Hardin-Simmons University and New Mexico State College Aggies were selected to clash in the Sun Bowl in El Paso on New Year’s Day. A special train will bring Hardin-Simmons fans and the Cowboy Band for the game and Sun Carnival events including a parade and queen pageant.
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Hardin-Simmons
Stanford
NEW Mexico Aggies
Aggies
EL Paso Methodists
EL Paso
Texas
Hardin-Simmons University of Abilene
New Mexico State College
Gib Sandefer
Athleticos Oat Hardin-Simmons
Cowboys
Abilene
Hardin- Simmons
Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Young People of 3 Counties Meet Tonight
Three counties send Christian Endeavor groups to Amarillo Central Presbyterian Church for a 7:30 p m meeting led by J T Morrow state secretary. Nearly 300 youths expected. hosts are Central Presbyterian Church units. Randall Potter and Carson Counties join Palo Duro Union delegates with Amarillo women’s council serving refreshments after the program.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
J. T. Morrow
Christian Endeavor Organization
Central Presbyterian Church
H G. Wilson
Fellowship Hall
Christian Endeavor
Randall, Potter
Carson
Palo Duro Union of Christian Endeavor Societies
Athletics to Sell Jimmy Foxx Says Connie Mack
Philadelphia report quotes Connie Mack confirming Baseball star Jimmy Foxx will be sold by the Athletics. Foxx says the next club must pay a high price and that he does not know his next uniform yet. Rumors linked Foxx to Ematon Chicago Cleveland and New York.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Athletics
Shriuer
A's
Ematon
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Connie
Dallas Woman Poet Laureate For Two Years
Grace Nell Crowell of Dallas was named Texas poet laureate for the next two years. The honorary title was bestowed by a legislative committee including Rep. Albert Walker Sen. Ren O'Neal Sen. Frank Wood and Mrs. Harry Karlsberg. Crowell is the author of five volumes of verse.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Grace Nell Crowell
Dallas
Fort Worth Wrestlers Lead Night at National Guard Arena
Bearded Benny Wilson headlines the Thursday wrestling show at National Guard Arena in Fort Worth, facing newcomer Jack Duffy after dispatching Ed Shuman last week. Other bouts feature Joe Bauer versus Albert Szasz and Danno MecShalin against Walter Stratton, with tickets sold at City Drug Store 617 Polk Street. Miss Marty Davis shows marked recovery and plans to return home Sunday.
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Benny Wilson
Fort Worth
National Guard Arena
Ed Shuman
Jack Duffy
Los Angeles
Joe Bauer
Albert Szasz
Laz
Danno MecShalin
Walter Stratton
Stratton
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Tigers Dominate All Eastern Football Selections
Princeton leads with three players on the All Eastern first team as Tigers Weller at guard Sandbach at quarterback and Cullinan at center earn spots. Army Navy Yale also place multiple players while Colgate Syracuse Holy Cross Villanova each have one representative. Captain Michalis of Villanova moves to guard to open a tackle spot.
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New York
Princeton
Monopoe
Tiger
John Weller
Ken Sandbach
Steve Culelman
Army
Navy
Yale
Colgate
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Butegers
Villanova
Fd Michalis
Pirot
William R. Shuler
Charles Wasicek
Stephen Cullinan
Ceneler
Yale Coaches Reappointed Amid Football Staff Renewal
Yale in New Haven announces the reappointment of head coach Raymond W. Pond and the complete Yale Varsity coaching staff along with the junior varsity coaches in a day of renewed leadership for the program.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Raymond W
Ducky) Pond
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