Grantland Rice on 1939 grid prospects from 1939 piece
Grantland Rice surveys the 1939 college football outlook. He highlights Texas Christian University and Tennessee as top teams from 1938, discusses likely power shifts to the Midwest led by Northwestern and Ohio State, and notes returning talent at Southern California and Tennessee while cautioning losses at TCU and Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Pitt
Pittsburgh
T.C. U
Pop Warner
Pop
Temple
Holy Cross
Northwestern
Michigan
Notre Dame
Bill de Correvont
Tom Harmon
Bob Saggan
Notro
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
United States
Darthmouth
MacLeod
Yale
Dixie
Bob Nevland
Southwest
TCU
Fire
SMU
Alan
Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Fts
California
Amarillo Quint Tops Lubbock Bowlers In Intercity Match
Amarillo Quint defeated a Lubbock bowling team at Louie’s Alleys in two of three games. Childers of Lubbock led with 597 total pins. Charles Lyles of Louie’s Alleys was runner up with 567. Other high scorers included Hughes and Crites of Lubbock and Gatace & Storage’s Johnson and Hankison of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volf
Davey O'Brien
Ki Aldrich
Big Hale
Dutch Meyer
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Southern California
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Amarillo
Lubbock
Louis
Hub City
Amarilloans
Childers
Charles Lyles
Louie’s Alleys
Lubbock Hughett
Crites
Amarillo Gatace & Storage
Johnson
Hankison
Voocese
REO
Ceeeeee
WIUNO
Ecteces Aa
Romeys
Lyles
Prune Bowl ends season with Harris 12 to 6 win
Harris and Furr Food Stores closed out the 1938 grid season in Amarillo with a 12 to 6 victory over their rival squad. Joe Freeman scored both touchdowns for Harris while Darrell Grisham excepted a solo score for Farr. Players from both teams trained since November and plan another Prune Bowl next year.
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Harris and Furr Food Stores
Amarillo
Harris
Amarillo College
Joe Freeman
Farr
Darrell Grisham
Allen Grisham
Harris Pos
Furt Davis
Grisham Adama
Ibert
Turner Webster
B. Wright Cates
Wood Bond
Orls Odom Cornelius O
Odom Roberts
Wheatley Freeman
Eosse Gd
Wright Gaftibon Wee IM
Des Sewell Mann Eap Gedaritikas Watt Holcomb
A Grisham
West Texans Open Home Schedule Versus St Marys Rattlers
Press notes Buffaloes return to action tonight at home after a long layoff since December. They beat Colorado Mines twice earlier and head into the series against St. Marys of San Antonio, a team known for late comebacks in a two game set.
Southwest Cage Race Sees Thriller In Burton Gym
Bursting season opener tension as Southwest cage teams clash in Burton Gymnasium. East Texas Lions upset the standout squad amid plans for Panhandle Open entries and Wichita Falls sending multiple teams by bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Gymnasium
East Texas Lions
Dapper Dick Metz and Dutch Harrison tee off in Oakland
Dapper Dick Metz of Chicago and tall, raw boned EF J Harrison of Oak Park Illinois tee off today in Oakland California as the golf event opens.
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Oakland
Calif
Dick Metz
Chicago
EF. J
Harrrison
Oak Park III
Sabin Wins Second Title on Florida Tennis Circuit
Wayne Sabin of Portland, Oregon, captured his second major singles championship of the winter circuit by beating Gene Mako of Los Angeles in five sets to win the Florida State title in Orlando. Sabin had won the Dixie tournament in Tampa last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Sabin
Orlando
Fla
U.P
Portland
Ore
Sabin
Tampa
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
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Grantland Rice
Duke
Tipton
Hill
Yorke
Midwest
Middlewest
Amarillo Quint
Wichita Falls
Charlie Lyles
Louie's Alleys
Wichitans
Dallas
Texas Golf Association
Brookhollow Country Club
Tottering Rulers
Maples
Southern Methodist
Rice Institute
Baylor
Rice
Arkansas
Texas Aggie
Houston
Owls
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Waco
Aggie
Aggies
North Texas
Norton
Bill Dowell
Soph Virgil Wilkerson
Ozarks
Soph
John Adams
Razorbacks
Adams
Wilkerson
Metz
Harrison
Emiannual
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hickey-Freeman
Worsted-Tex
Varsity Town
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hickey- Freeman
Reman
In Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Oxfords
Yolandes
Chest Corps
VICKS
Amerie
Miller
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