Golden Sandies To Play Big Spring On Lubbock Field
Amarillo's Golden Sandstorm will play Big Spring in the quarter finals at Tech field in Lubbock after Amarillo and Big Spring officials accepted the city’s offer. The late afternoon kickoff follows a Tuesday meeting amid bid discussions for the state junior college title game.
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Golden Sandies
Lubbock Field
Amarillo
Big Spring
Lubbock
Tech Field
Sandies
Amarillo College
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Beaumont
Badgers
Dallas Highland Park
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Corsicana
Greenville
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Athens
Longview
Masons
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Amarillo Golden Sandies
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Ranger
el Paso
Sanies
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Highland Park
Vernon Lions
Tech
Vernon
Houston
Jeff Davis
Corpus Christi
South Texas
San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson
Wichita Palls
Crowell
Plano
Dick Todd
Texas
Will Honor Aggies In Houston Banquet
Houston sees Texas A. and M. varsity and freshman football squads as honored guests at the Houston Aggie Club banquet. More than 500 fans are expected to attend and Jack Chevigny of the University of Texas is among the guests. New Aggie Club officers include Roy Falkenberg president, Parr vice president, Karl Ward secretary-treasurer, and John Hilliard will receive the Houston Post trophy for top conference football player.
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Houston
U.P
Texas A. & M
Houston Aggie Cub
Jack Chevigny
University of Texas
Texas
Aggie Club
Roy T. Falkenberg
Jack Pink
V. P. Parr
Karl Ward
John Hilliard
Houston Post
Lloyd Gregory
Faurot Nears Missouri Coaching Job Confirmed
Coluia Missouri December 10 Don Faurot whose Kirksville state teachers teams have won 28 straight games appeared today to have been selected to succeed Frank Carideo as head coach at the University of Missouri Carideo has resigned A university committee on intercollegiate athletics held a special meeting last night and presumably recommended Faurot to the board of curators final decision pending No member of the committee would divulge action Franklin Reagan indicated the vote was not unanimous.
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Columbia
U.P
Don Faurot
Kirksville State Teachers
Frank Cariedo
University of Missouri
Carideo
Faurot
Franklin Reagan
Austin Polo Team Edges Smithmen in Close Victory
In Austin at Camp Mabry the local polo squad defeated Cecil Smiths San Antonio team 14 to 13. Captain Vernon Cook of the University of Texas polo team scored the winning goal with a 60 yard drive at the buzzer.
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Austin
U.P
Cecil Smith
Smith
San Antonio
Camp Mabry
Vernon Cook
University of Texas
Morrison Confers With Vanderbilt Board Over Coaching Résumé
NASHVILLE Tenn Dec 107 Ray Morrison prospective successor to Dan McGugin as football coach at Vanderbilt University was here today to confer with officials of the school. While the question of whether Morrison now Southern Methodist University coach will take the position may be more or less settled today he will not announce his decision until he has returned to Dallas. Morrison a former Vanderbilt star on a team of McGugin's coaching had an informal visit with the retired commodore mentor yesterday.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ray Morrison
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Vanderbilt
McGuein
Commodore
Baseball Leaders Gather for Trades Talks in New York
Leaders of baseball convene in New York for major league meetings and trade talks. Ford Frick is set to become National League president as discussions surface on jackrabbit balls and the Braves Field rabbit. Officials rule out dog racing bets accompanying the sport.
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New Jersey State Racing Commission
William H. Cain
New Jersey Commission
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Miami
Fla
New York
U.P
Ford Frick
John A. Heydler
Braves Field
Boston
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Frick
National League
Sports Parade glimpses from Henry McLemore round table
United Press reports a chorus of sports nuggets from Dec. 10 with Army football captain lineage, Corners George Pfann as attorney general aide, Letourner’s six day grind cigars, Indy 500 weight loss, Dr Roller’s appendix rush, Dizzy Dean pay for comic strip, Kostka mayoral bid, Kerr Colgate strategist, Sutherland contract security, Babe Ruth Orient trip pay, Browning eye turn, hockey weights, scheduling wizard, Bresnahan brewing job, Donoghue mount bid, Breve grand prix, McGraw on Ruth, Herman bats, Pinelli warning, Walz Roosevelt school ties.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Army
A. P
Bob Shuler
Los Angeles
Dr. Roller
Dizzy Dean
Stan Kostka
Minnesota
Inner Drove
Minn
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Rogers
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Babe Ruth
Orient
Jim Browning
Boston
Roger Bresnahan
Ace
Steve Donoghue
England
Breve
John McGraw
Babe Herman
Pinelli
Babe
Allen Walz
Elliott Roosevelt
Hun School
Princeton
Temple Owls Begin Sugar Bowl Preparations
Temple's Owls started practice for the Sugar Bowl with Tulane in New Orleans on New Year's Day. Coach Pop Warner said the team would do light work until arrival timing is set and reported the squad in good shape despite cold weather concerns.
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Philadelphia
Temple
Owls
Tulane
New Orleans
Pop Warner
Warner
Giants Rally to Win NL Title With Rubber Shoe Pivot
The New York Giants erased a 10 3 deficit at the Polo Grounds to defeat the Chicago Bears 30 13 and claim the National League championship. A halftime switch to rubber soled basketball shoes helped neutralize the Bears as Ken Strong Danowski and Nagurski battled, with Strong scoring twice and Danowski adding a late TD as Nagurski left with a shoulder injury.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
Bronko Naguski
Jack Manders
Giants
Ray Flaherty
New Yorkers
Polo Grounds
Flaherty
Gonzaga
Ike Frenkian
Manders
Minnesota
Chicago
Danowski
Franklan
Dutra Leads Miami Biltmore Open As Final Round Ends
Olin Dutra, the national open champion, shot a 70 to take the lead in the $12 500 Miami Biltmore Open. He moved two strokes ahead with four birdies, heading a strong field in the bomber squadron contest for $7 500 while other shooters chase $5 000. Southwest closes its biggest year as football teams wrap up six conference games and prep for 1935.
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Miami
Fin
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Olympic Issue Is Temporarily Over
The 46th annual convention of the A A U concluded with Jeremiah T. Mahoney of New York elected president, succeeding Avery Brundage. Jack Rafferty of Houston was named first vice president and J Lyman Bingham of Chicago was reelected assistant to the president.
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Miami
Fin
U.P
Berlin
Germany
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
State Supreme Court
Avery Brundage
Jack Rafferty
Houston
Texas
J. Lyman Bingham
Chicago
Principal speaker named for Potter County art program
Mrs Darrel Jackson of Amarillo will be the principal speaker at the Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs annual art program at Polk Street Methodist Church tomorrow. Miss Mary Sitton said the discussion is Modern American Poets Their Background and Their Works. She will also exhibit works of leading modern painters. The day opens at 1130 with games and songs led by Mrs J R Hogge. At 1230 a turkey dinner will be served in Fellowship Hall. The Beacon Quartet will sing carols during dinner. The art discussion begins at 230.
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Darrel Jackson
Amarillo
Potter County
J. R. Hogge
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Fellowship Hall
Car Hill
Bushland
Beacon Quartet
Jackson
Two Men Bonded On Driving While Drunk Charge
J C Jackson age 40 and M P Mc Daniel age 30 were charged with driving while drunk and released on $5090 bonds after waiving preliminary hearing in Justice of the Peace C W Carder's court. The charges followed a crash at the intersection of West Tenth Avenue and Roberts Street reported by C W Carter of 704 Mirror Street. Mr and Mrs J Coats of Corpus Christ i are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Doak at 3406 Hayden Street.
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J, C. Jackson
M. P. McDaniel
Potter County
Justice of the Peace
C W. Carder
C. W. Carter
Mirror Street
West Tenth Avenue
Roberts Street
Bull Ring Collapse Kills 17 in Patzcuaro Festival
An old bull ring at Patzcuaro collapsed during an annual festival, killing 17 and injuring 600 as stands gave way under heavy crowds. The structure had been abandoned for years before the disaster reported in a belated dispatch from Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Patzcuaro
Petite Dame Leads Brawn InDope Raid
Mrs Elizabeth Bass, head of 22 federal narcotics agents, leads a midnight raid on a South Halsted Street flat resulting in seven arrests for cocaine and morphine. Her background spans welfare work with Jane Addams and national committee roles.
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Chicago
U.P
Elizabeth Bass
Bass
Polk and Taylor
South Halsted Street
Brown
Mrs Bass
Martinet
Mr. Bass
Mrs. Bass
Lake Michigan
Jane Addams
National Democratic
National Committee For Liberty Loans
Defense seeks to quash case against Birge
A motion to quash an indictment charging W. Birge Amarillo lawyer with attempting to bribe a public official was presented to Judge Henry Bishop in 47th District Court. Defense contends none of the four indictment points allege a state penal code offense. judge recessed for advisement.
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Birge
Amarillo
Henry
Bishop
47Th District Court
H. H. Cooper
A. A. Lumpkin
Lee Pierson
Coe
Burial Held for Irvin Thompson in Wheeler
A small group attended the burial of Irvin Thompson in Wheeler after a recent gun battle with Amarillo officials ending a 15 mile chase. Chief mourners were his parents and his widow among distant relatives. The grave was marked by five floral wreaths and a pine headboard.
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Wheeler
Irvin
Blackie) Thompson
Amarillo
Fatal hunting mishap claims Horace C. Winters near Marcos
The first fatal hunting accident of the season near Marcos, Texas, killed Horace C. Winters when his rifle was charged as he was leaving for a hunt Sunday. Funeral services were held at Austin.
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Marcos
Tex
Here
Horace C. Winters
Austin
Miss Simpler Returns to Office After Illness
Miss Hattie Simpler, Potter County probation officer, resumes duties today after more than two months away due to illness. She is recovering from a major operation performed at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Miss Simpler
Hattie Simpler
Potter County
Northwest Texas Hospital
Appeals Court Meets in Amarillo for December Motions
Proceedings list motions submitted in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo with cases including Swift Gin Company v Robinson dismssals and rehearings. Several entries note motions granted or overruled with dates and originating districts in Texas.
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Court of Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
Dallas Joint Atock Land Bank
Cora Hood Payne
Art Schlofman
Bear Canon Coal Co
Panhandle Lumber Company
B. Johnston
First
Texas Joint Stock Land Bank
Rescue Effort In Greystones To Free Wedged Plumber
Hundreds of soldiers police and volunteers labored at a well collapse in Greystones Wicklow to free Joseph O Leary a plumber trapped by rock and ladder rungs. Rescuers from above saw through broken ladder to release his arms while tunneling from below amid danger of further earth movement.
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Greystones
Irish Free State
Wicklow
Joseph O'Leary
O'Leary
Insurance cases and filings from Hutchinsen and Moore districts
Legal notice brief lists multiple insurance company actions including Great Southern Life Insurance Co versus Joseph L Williams from Moore J and GC Van Meter. American Central Life Insurance Co versus Potter Pearl Gordon. and a postponed submission in the Paul Poster versus Joe Beckman case from Potter.
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Hutchinsen
Great Southern Life Insurance Co
Joseph L. Williams
Moore J
van Meter Va
American Central Life Insurance Co
Potter Pearl Gordon
Et al
Potter
Paul
Joe Beckman
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