Mustangs, Sandies set for crucial Texas grid clash in Sweetwater
Preparations near finish for Sweetwater High School Golden Sandies hosting Amarillo Mustangs at Butler Field. Mann sidelined by flu, Sanders hurt but expected to play. Pass defense drills ahead as both teams boast strong aerials and potent ground games. Crowd预计超3,000 reserved, 7,000 general admission with full Panhandle turnout.
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Golden Sandies
Sweetwater Mustangs
John Mann
Rex Sanders
Boyce Magness
Breckenridge Buckies
Ney Sheridan
Sammy Baugh
Sheridan
Baugh
Texas
Sweetwater
Butler Field
Sandies
Mustang Butler
Speegle Wood
Husky
Mustangs
Hugh Butler
Amarillo
Babe Didrikson Stands By Amateur Status Fight
Babe Didrikson declares she committed no act to justify disbarment from amateur competition. New Orleans officials and her employers' insurer back her, while the Southern A A U investigates. She disputes the auto ad endorsement and says she did not authorize the advertisement.
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Dallas
Texas
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
New Orleans
Lawrence di Benedetto
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Miss Didrikson
Golden Cyclones
Fort Worth
W. Foster Jacoby
City Parks
Texas A. A. U
Didrikson
Jacoby
Babe) Didrik
Son
Southern A. A. U
Return of the Sheik draws Amarillo crowd at Armory
Fans pack the Armory to see Sheik Marallah return as Ernie Arthur from Montreal challenges the bronze Persian. Arthur makes his headline bout debut after a prelim with Red Michaels, with promoter Dutch Mantell lining up a non title bout against Jack Reynolds the following week.
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Sheik’s
Amarillo
Sheik Marallah
Ernie Arthur
Montreal
Marallah
Arthur
Red Michaels
Dutch Mantell
Jack Reynolds
Notre Dame ill health policy could reshape future football
Henry McLemore satirically argues that if Notre Dame beats Southern California a new policy may put illness at the center of training. The piece sketches a head doctor choosing the lineup by fever, housing players in the infirmary, and redefining All America and game language around illness and sanitariums.
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New York
Notre Dame
Southern California
South Bend
Army
George Melinkocich
Hank Anderson
California
Anderson
Trojans
Glutz
Idaho
Johns Hopkins
Mayo Brothers
Rockne
Howard Jones
George Melinkovich
Jim Harts
Emmet Murphy
Troy
Gooch Jones
Hank
Memorial Coliseum
Olympic Stadium
Goadposta
Ladies Auxiliary Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
J. F. Schoolar
Wichita Falls
Emily Lowery
Mertle K. Dellis
W. H. van Shaw
W. D. McClure
R. O. Latta
D. V. Evans
Santa Claus
Pat Page Emerges as Stagg Successor for Maroons
Chicago Dec 7 Pat Page Sr former U Chicago star and Stagg assistant today becomes leading candidate to succeed the old man as Maroons head football coach George Veenker Iowa State coach named to replace Metcalf as athletic director next year leaves Page as top choice among pundits
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Chicago
H. O
Pat) Page
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Maroons
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Thomas N. Metcalf
Stagg
Iowa
Metcalf
Page
Wrestling Results From AP Meet Show Upsets and Wins
Reading Pa. Ernie Dusek 215 Omaha threw Lou Plummer 220 South Bend Ind. 30 23 New Haven Conn Lewis 240 Los Angeles threw Pat McClary 251 Ireland 23 57 New York Sam Stein 202 Newark threw Luigi Bagigalupi 225 Italy 16 00
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Associated Press
Reading
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Lou Plummer
South Bend
Ind
New Haven
Conn
Strangler
Salary limits dominate 1930 minor league meeting in Columbus
The National Association of professional baseball clubs opened its thirty first annual meeting in Columbus with minor league chiefs in attendance. Salary limits top the agenda as the American and International Leagues set caps while the Pacific Coast League declines to join. Rumors link Chicago with St Louis pitchers and hint at Fonseca’s possible departure from the White Sox. Tulsa and Oklahoma City seek Texas League berths to form a 10 club circuit.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
American Association
International League
Pacific Coast League
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Halahan
Willie Walker
Jim Mooney
Chicago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Jimmy Dykes
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Philadelphia Athletics
Fonseca
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
J. Alvin Gardner
Notre Dame Coach Doubts Victory Over USC
Notre Dame coach Hartley Anderson predicts a tough task to beat Southern California as the Irish travel west. An ambulance meets the train to take Ray Brancheau to hospital with influenza while other players recover and prepare to face the Trojans in Los Angeles.
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EL Paso
Texas
Southern California
Hartley
Anderson
Notre Dame
Irish
Pacific Coast
Army
Trojans
Tucson
Ariz
Ray Brancheau
Chicago
Brancheau
Brandeu
Los Angeles
Troy
University of Southern California
Knute
Brancherau
Bernard Kamm
al Costello
Hank Anderson
Old Fiddlers Return to Thrill Amarillo Crowd
Railroad notes report a Dec 9 event at Municipal Auditorium where the Old Fiddlers will showcase timeless tunes. The piece highlights crowds, rail connections, and community figures tied to the Fat Stock Show and Santa Fe Orchestra events.
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Santa Fe Orchestra
C. W. Weber
Santa Fe General Office
Grace E. Hamiland Nottrees
Etaciarint
Fight Results From Across the Nation AP Report Cleveland and Beyond
The Associated Press reports boxing results from multiple cities. Sammy Fuller outpointed Billy Wallace in Cleveland. Adolf Heuser defeated Eddie Simms. Sammy Slaughter stopped Paul Pirrone. Patsy Perroni beat Tom Heeney. Other bouts include Joe Knight over Cowboy Owen Phelps in Washington. Artuto Godoy stopped Chick Rains in West Palm Beach. Gonzalez over Trowbridge in Los Angeles. Be langer over Scosva in Winnipeg. Rosenbloom over Poloni in San Jose. Dado stopped Hernandez in Fresno. De Kuh defeated by Walker in Los Angeles. Dennis over Lee in Portland. Woods and Morgan drew in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Billy Wallace
Adolf Heuser
Germany
Eddie Simms
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Pirrone
Patsy Perroni
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Pete Nebo
Tampa
Fla
Phil Zwick
Washington
Pd.c
Joe Knight
Cairo
Owen Phelps
Mesa
Arig
West Palm Beach
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Chick Rains
St. Louis
Johnny Gonzales
Los Angeles
Louis Trowbridge
Duluth
Minn
Walter Cleghorn
Nome
Alaska
Mel Coleman
Rumson
N. J
Arthur de Kuh
New York
Portland
Ore
Hubert Dennis
Butte
Mont
Ah Wing Lee
Seattle
Henry Woods
Yakima
Wash
Tod Morgan
Drew
Rail wage talks and obituaries in a mixed Riverside item
Ample short items report Rock Island freight agent Davis and district statistician Gould wasting a day with ammunition fears. Pioneer locomotive engineer W H McNerny dies of a heart attack in Shawnee cab. Southern Pacific Mexico denied 10 percent wage cuts citing national economy. Brief verse and quips on Christmas ads and oddities parade across the page.
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C. B. Davis
Rock Island
O. B. Gould
W. H. McNerny
Shawnee
Southern Pacific Railway of
Mexico
Stanford Freshmen Stand Fast on Warner Transfer Rumors
Stanford University freshmen football players deny plans to follow Glenn Warner to Temple. A signed statement from freshman backfield stars says they intend to stay at Stanford and continue with the players they know. The athletics board will meet to pick a successor, with Tiny Thornhill, Ernie Nevers and others named as possibilities.
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Palo Alto Calif
Stanford University
Glenn
Warner
Temple University
Bob Hamilton
Sewickley
Bob Reynolds
Okmulgee
Okla
Stanford
Bob Grayson
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Board of Athletic Control
C. KE
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J. C. Rothwell
Borger Herald
Borger
Rothwell
Fisk
Gillette Blue Blade
Yaaoe
King C. Gillette
Parade
Henry McLemore
United Press
Fellows
Jones
H. D
Wilbur
Edwards
Pat Page
George Kirkley
Hunk Anderson
USC
John Moore
Municipal Auditorium
Mason King
Wilbur Hawk
Globe News
Noah
Terra Firma
Mount Ararat
Nero
Old King Cole
Arkansaw
Cheyenne
Dan Tucker
T. G. Barnes
Mildred Estbill
Kansas City
Denver
Ben Moore
H. E. McMullen
Dalhart
Rock Island Line
J. W. Mode
Childress
Joe Haines
Santa Fe
Slaton
Joe
Blaton
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Earle
Ca Ces
Pensacola, Fla
Tenth and
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Rochester
Vanity Fair
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