Ex Sandies Ex roamers face Amarillo Bluedevils in Sunday clash
Former Sandies stars team up for a charity gridiron game at Texan Park Sunday at 3 PM to raise funds for sending the 1928 district champions to the state championship. Skeet Gibson organized the ex-Sandies with pro players aiding. The Bluedevils, who tied Childress 0 0, will try passes against a high powered aerial attack led by Bill Flenniken Guy Hayden Dick Bivins and Ted Nicklaus.
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Amarillo Bluedevils
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Skeet
Childress
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Guy Hayden
Dick Bivins
Ted Nicklaus
Hayden
Bivins
Flenniken
Nicklaus
Bluedevils
Harden Boyles
Cecil Smith
Bob McQueen
Johnnie Foster
Kenyon Rockwell
Ray Reeder
Arkansas U Slates Three Loop Games
The University of Arkansas has scheduled three Southwest Conference games to date and a fourth to qualify for the championship race will be announced soon. Texas Baylor Texas A and M Louisiana State Centenary and Oklahoma A and M already appear on the Razorbacks' slate with Rice or SMU likely to be added once approved.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Louisiana State University
Centenary
Oklahoma A. & M
Arkansas
Rice
Makes Varsity at 18
18-year-old Marshall Duffield, a Santa Monica native, became the youngest Pacific Coast Conference player on USC's varsity. He played every game as Williams’ substitute and helped USC beat Washington State 27 13, even guiding the Trojans through illness. Dynamic Don Williams weighed 158 pounds, the next heaviest Trojan.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Marshall Duffield
Southern
Williams
Duffield
Trojans
Washington State
Don Williams
Arkansas Razorbacks open 1928-29 vs Oklahoma State Teachers
Fayetteville ArkansasDecember 15 The Razorbacks open their 1928 29 campaign by hosting Oklahoma State Teachers in the Southwest Conference title holder role tonight with a second game on Saturday Four City Basketball League teams contest action at Amarillo Athletic Club St George s College meets Lincoln National Life Insurance first game at 7 30 p m Piggly Wigglyplays Santa Fe in the nightcap.
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Associated Tress
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Oklahoma State Teachers
City Basketball League
Amarillo
St. George's College
Lincoln Nationa Life Insurance
Piggly-Wiggly
Santa Fe
Brisk Major League Trade Moves Shake Dry Market
Brisk trading at winter meetings ripples through the player market. The Brooklyn Robins freed Al Tyson to the Buffalo Internationals in cash, while the Chicago Cubs paid 20000 for Sunny Horne of Jersey City. Minor leagues move Joe Zubris to Reading and George Rensor to Fort Worth, and Columbus gains a Southeastern league club via C. D. Smith and partners.
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Brooklyn Robins
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Robins
al Tyson
Buffalo Internations
Cubs
Sunny” Horne
Jersey City
Young Woman Seeks Air Mail Pilotship in War Era
Clara Meyer, 19, a stenographer from New Orleans, asked the war department how to become an air mail pilot. The postmaster general supplied the details, but her mother insists she remain on the ground.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Clara Meyer
Clara
War Department
New
Lassman Continues Hospital Stay After Football Injuries
Al Lassman, NYU football captain, has been hospitalized since the Carnegie Tech game on November 17 with a head injury. Doctors report a pattern of repeated bumps and say his condition shows impaired left-side function but not paralysis as he improves daily.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
al Lassman
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Lassman
Heydler Proposal On Pitcher Hitter Not Favored At Meeting
The Heydler idea to have a tenth man bat for the pitcher is rejected by American League owners as impractical. Managers and owners see no need for changes, and only minor amendments are suggested by the National Advisory Council.
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United Press
Chicago
John Heydler
National Advisory Council
Heydier
National League
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Brooklyn
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Petty-Wright
Cleveland
Detroit
Uhler Holloway, Tavener
West Baden
Ind
Frank J. Navin
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Ruth
Burris Elected Captain Of 1929 Sam Houston State Team
Charlie Burris of Santa Anna was elected captain of the 1929 Sam Houston State Teachers college football squad. Burris has been an outstanding back for three years.
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Associated Press
Hun
Ntsville
Texas
Charlie Burris
Santa Anna
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Burris
International Net Tournament Opens Cuba Mexico Matches
The International Tennis tournament between Mexico and Cuba starts in Havana with two singles today Luz Rincon Gallardo of Mexico versus Lila Camacho of Cuba and Marian Tapia of Mexico versus Zoila Rodriguez of Cuba.
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Havana
Mexico
Cuba
Luz Rincon Gallardo
Wai
Lila Camacho
Marian Tapia
Zoila Rodriguez
Gustavo Vollmer
Ricardo Tapia
Ignacio de la Borbella
Vicente Banet
Denton Teams Defeat Baylor Twice Ahead of SMU
Denton Teachers' College basketball team beats Baylor 45 to 17 on Tuesday and 36 to 14 on Wednesday, signaling strong momentum as they prepare to face SMU. The Denton squad bragged confidence after toppling a conference rival twice.
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Baylor
Weak Lungs Cured by Old Reliable McMullin Remedy
A Kansas man reports relief from cough and bronchial troubles after using McMullin’s Formula, claiming health improvements and weight variation. The ad promotes the 1916 era remedy by Tilden-McMullin Co., Sedalia, Missouri, sold through Randal Drug Co.
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McMullin
Kansas
Tilden-McMullin Co
Sedalia
Randal Drug Co
Treat Gall Stone Colic At Home With Doctor’s Prescriptions
Home Drug Co of Minneapolis offers literature and a recognized specialist’s prescription for liver and gall bladder troubles. The ad promises painless, inexpensive home treatment with a money back guarantee and 28 years of results, encouraging readers to clip and order.
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Write Home Drug Co
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Adv
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Akron Emmett Reece of Ellwood City Pa outpointed Frank Wine of Montana. In Fort Wayne Ted Miranda of Grand Rapids Mich won on a foul from Mike O Dowd of Columbus. Frankie Jarr of Fort Wayne knocked out Eddie Ammond of Cincinnati. In San Francisco Jack Malone of St Paul won on a foul from Jack Gibbs of Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Akron
Emmett Reece
Ellwood City
Frank Wine
Montana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ted Miranda
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Frankie Jarr
Eddie Ammond
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Jack Gibbs
Los Angeles
Kenneth Strong Marries Actress Bella Harrison
Kenneth Strong, New York University football star, wed musical comedy actress Amelie Hunneman known on stage as Bella Harrison in New York. Strong is chosen for the All-East eleven to compete against the All-West team in San Francisco on December 29.
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Associated Press
New York
Kenneth Strong
New York University
Amelie Hunneman
Bella Harrison
Strong
San Francisco
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