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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

9

Butler Field in Spotlight as Amarillo Sandies meet Ranger Bulldogs

The undefeated Amarillo Sandies defend Butler Field against Ranger in the bi district showdown. Injuries to key backs are noted while both teams match in weight. Blair Cherry Howard Lynch era extends to 1930 with the Sandies boasting a near seven year no defeat run at home.

Amarillo Sandies Butler Ranger Bulldogs Sandies Ranger Lubbock Fort Worth Central Amarillo Breckenridge Glenn Pafkin Sandie Pampa Harvesters John Harlow Johnny Stidger Bulldog Blair Cherry-Howard Lynch Golden Sandstorm Tyler Pampa Masonic Hugh Butler

Stagg Still Hopeful In Coaching At 72

Alonzo Stagg, 72, expects to coach football at 80, saying he feels able to stay active and coach despite age. He muses on Big Ten post-season play and notes Minnesota might have faced Stanford in the Rose Bowl, predicting a tough game for Stanford against Alabama in the passing game.

Stockton Calif Amos Alonzo Stagg College of the Pacific Big Ten Conference Minnesota Stanford Pasadena Gophers Alabama Pittsburgh Messrs Lund Kostka Bevans Charley Junior Joe Hazel

Will Name Captain of Rice at Banquet

Rice Institute football squad plans a Houston meeting tonight to name 1934 letter men and the 1935 captain. Coach Jimmie Kitts attends as varsity rep with Eddie Dyer as guest for the undefeated freshman team.

Houston U.P Rice Institute Jimmie Kitts Eddie Dyer Tom Thorp New York J. J. Campbell R' Association Harry Scott Department of Physical Education Percy Arthur Thomas W Moore Rice Ex-Students Association R. W. Franklin The Friends of Rice Cleveland Rice Board of Trustees J. T. McCants Rice McCants

Cecil Smith and His Polo Team Win Pair

Cecil Smith and his polo squad returned to San Antonio with two straight victories over the University of Texas. The second game finished 21 to 14 with Capt. Vernon Cook scoring twice for UT. Cecil Smith led scoring for his team with eight points, followed by Gilmore six, Miller five, and Williams two. The group will head to Austin for a Sunday match against a Central Texas selected team.

Austin Cecil Smith San Antonio University of ‘Texas Vernon Cook University Gilly Gilmore George Miller Rube Williams Central Texas

Knox College Seeks New Football Coach After Loss Streak

Knox College in Galesburg announces a search for a new football coach after Lloyd Burdock resigned. The program has a 27 game losing streak, making the job unattractive to candidates. In Michigan, Fielding Yost assures Harry Kipke will remain with the Wolverines despite rumors of Harvard interest.

Galesburg Ill U.P Knox College Lloyd Burdock Knox Burdick Hobart College Deny Kipke Amor Ann Arbor Mich Harry Kipke Michigan Fpott Eddie Casey Harvard Fielding H. Yost University

Arkansas selects co-captains for 1933 football team

The University of Arkansas named two co-captains for the 1933 squad at the annual banquet. Jack Newby of Little Rock, center, and Choice Rucker of Slaton, Tex, were chosen as leaders for the team.

Fayeti&vinnle Ark Jack Newby Little Rock Choice Rucker Slaton Tex University of Arkansas

Paul 10 Sign Papers Soon

The St. Louis Cardinals announce pitcher Paul Dean will sign for 1935 after Dizzy Dean agreed to another season. President Sam Breadon confirmed Paul’s forthcoming contract as talks with Dizzy proceed. John Paul Dean hinted he has not set a figure, leaving negotiations to his brother and the club.

Vernon Gomez Tops 1934 American League Pitching

Vernon Gomez led the 1934 season with 26 wins and a 2.33 ERA. He also had 25 complete games 158 strikeouts and 282 innings pitched tying Me Harder for six shutouts while Detroit’s Tommy Bridges followed in strikeouts. Schoolboy Rowe matched 149 strikeouts with 16 straight August wins as Gomez dominated AL pitching.

New York U.P Vernon Gomez Me Harder Cleveland Gomez Tommy Bridges Detroit Lynwood Rowe Charrles Ruffing Yankees Walter Johnson Smoky Joe Wood Lefty Grove

Suspect Sought in Trunk Case in Los Angeles

Los Angeles December 6 extensive search to day for John H Happel in connection with the slaying of his wife Rosa bella Happel whose dismembered body was found in a trunk in a windowless shack. Autopsy says she was beaten to death three days to a week prior identified by Fred Happel and John Corrigan. Fred says quarrels over money and tobacco led to tensions. Pred Happel denies crime due to disability.

Los Angeles John H. Happel Rosabella Happel Fred Happel John Corrigan Happel St. James Pred Happel A. G. Wyatt

Grid Crowds Bound Upward by Hundreds

A 32 team AP survey shows 24 attendance gains this season across the Middle West East South and a decline only in the Far West led by Southern California. Notre Dame Navy Army and Notre Dame again drew the largest crowds with 357000 325000 and 80 000 plus 79 800 at key games.

New York United States Associated Press Today Middle West East South Far West California Trojans Yale Princeton Fordham Navy Army Columbia Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Notre Dame South Bend Ramblers Yankee Stadium Franklin Field Philadelphia

Seven Pittsburgh husbands may aid or hinder grid success

United Press notes that seven Pittsburgh football players were married, arguing marriage could toughen players and aid endurance, while also potentially dulling focus during crucial moments like a huddle before the Minnesota game.

Henry Melemore United Press New York U.P Pittsburgh Minnesota

Bernard Meyer Joins Texas Young Artist Program in Dallas

Bernard Meyer will depart tonight for Dallas to participate in the Texas Young Artist program aired on WFAA Friday at 4 PM. The event is sponsored by the Texas Music Clubs operation with Miss Doris Williams of Amarillo accompanying.

Bernard Meyer Dallas WFAA Texas Operation of Music Clubs Doris Williams Amarillo

UNC Library Adds Rare 15th Century Books and Manuscripts

The University of North Carolina library announces a new collection with 58 books from the 15th century, over 800 parchment manuscripts, and documents dating to the Ninth Century, along with several medieval era manuscripts.

Chapel Hill 8. C University of North Carolina

Wild Doings On Mat Bill Tonight At National Guard Armory

Main event features Joe Kopecky versus Roy Welch in best two of three. Semi final pairs Dory Detton with Sailor Watkins in a one fall 30 minute match. Curtain raiser Gene La Belle faces Jack Purdin in a 20 minute one fall bout. Uncle Joseph aims to tame Welch after his Borger oilfield exploits.

Joe Kopecky Roy Welch Dory Detton Sailor Tex) Watkins Gene la Belle Jack Purdin Joseph Borger Welch Kopeky National Guard Kopecky Mandarin Mantels Stem Stern Cory Detton Tex Watkins

Plan America Olympic Team

Delegates to the Amateur Athletic Union convention at the Miami Biltmore Hotel will map United States participation plans for the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Avery Brundage leads discussion on acceptance of Germany’s invitation and calls for strong country-wide Olympic preparedness amid Jewish athlete criticism.

Miami Fila Germany Berlin The Amateur Athletic Union Miami Biltmore United States Avery Brundage Chicago Braundage

Four Texas grid bi district games set for tomorrow

Four Interscholastic League bi district football games are scheduled tomorrow. Greenville Lions, Longview, Corsicana, and Athens travel to Vernon Green ville Corpus Christi and Corpus Christi to San Antonio. The schedule continues into December with Greenville and Corsicana as former champions in strong form.

Bill Parker Associated Press Highland Vernon Longview Greenville Corpus Christi San Antonio Thomas Jefferson Athens Corsicana Greenville Lions Lions Corpus Christi Pirates Pirates Husky Ranger Amarillo Satureday Big Spring el Paso Beaumont Jeff Davis Houston Fort Worth

Notre Dame Finishes Tucson Practice Before USC Game

Notre Dame coaches scheduled a final workout at University of Arizona Stadium in Tucson before flying to Los Angeles for Saturday’s showdown with the University of Southern California. The team held a private session to fine tune placements and avoid last minute missteps.

Notre Dame Tucson Ariz Layden University of Artwonk Los Angeles University of Southern California Tayden George

Cardinals eye 60 wins as Dean signs for 1935

Bradenton Florida December 5 Herman Drazy Dean announces terms with the St. Louis Cardinals after accepting a deal believed to reach 20 000 to 26 000 with potential 60 win hopes for next season Paul Dean brother deal to be finalized later with a 12000 salary mentioned by Dizzy Dean.

Bradenton Fla Paul St. Louis Cardinals Herman “Drazy Dean Cardinals Dinzy Dizzy Brother Paul Diezy

Two Southwest Aces Get Bids for Game Two

Two Southwest Conference stars from SMU and one Texas player received invitations to the East West all star game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. Capt Ray Fuqua end and Clyde Carter tackle will join the West. Bohn Hilliard backs may join if approvals come through.

Dallas Tex Southern Methodist Mustangs University of Texas Longhorn Bankrancisco Ray Fuqua Clyde Carter Mustangs Dana X. Bible University of Nebraska Bohn Hilliard Breer

Trish to Leave Tucson After Final Practice

Melinkovich limped through the session as Layden ruled him out of play. The Trish will depart Tucson Friday morning and another workout at Yumeie is planned before arrival in Los Angeles.

Melinkovich Layden Trish Tucson Yume Ie Los Angeles

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