Hagen Gives Warning Hes No Easy Mark
After Monday's qualifying, Walter Hagen leads as champion eyeing a sixth title in the National Professional Golfers Association event at Cedarcrest Country Club. Thirty-two top pros compete in match play with pairings including Hagen vs Farrel and Sarazen vs Loos as Leonard Loos and J G Curley enter to fill spots from a earlier dropout.
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Tigers Meet Colorado in Homecoming Clash
Colorado University, near elimination in the Rocky Mountain race, plans to upset undefeated Colorado College on homecoming day. Coach Myron Witham relies on a strong line while defending against the Tigers aerial attack.
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College football week preview across multiple campuses
Across Chicago Yale Army Annapolis and Missouri campuses coaches plan scrimmages and light practices as teams prepare for upcoming opponents. Chicago freshmen learn Michigan plays while Yale shifts to reserves for Maryland. Army rests before West Virginia Wesleyan. Notre Dame works on Minnesota plays. Missouri emphasizes passing against West Virginia.
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Fire Wipes Out Section of Town
Garden City Missouri suffered extensive damage as a major business block burned today. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Memorial Booth to be Dedicated on Thanksgiving
A memorial ticket booth for the Texas A and M class of 1925 nears completion at Kyle Field entrance. Built by students from college shops, designed by Ernest Langford, it cost about seven hundred dollars, features white stucco sides, red slate roof, maroon and white color scheme, and will be dedicated at the Aggie Longhorn game on Thanksgiving Day.
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Only a Dad in Quiet, Steadfast Labor
A poem portrait of the quiet caregiver, a father who returns weary from daily toil to support his children. He bears hardship silently, not for fame but for love, embodying the steadfast duties of fatherhood passed down through generations.
Fort Worth Giant May Be Trained For Champ Scrap
Six foot three and 200 pounds Dick Shelton of Fort Worth, a rodeo wrestler famed for handling 900 pound steers at Madison Square Garden, is being sought as a heavyweight boxing hopeful. Managers note he could earn more in boxing, with wrestling options offering a mat future if boxing fails.
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Local Social Notes From Canyon Area
Mrs. Z G Fogerson and granddaughter Norma Jean visit relatives in Breckenridge. Haskell Garrett recovers from a week of illness. Law Sone and wife with her mother Pearl Adams spend Homecoming Day in Canyon. A A Lumpkins travels to Dallas on business. Virginia Harned joins Root Oil Company. Lem Sone and wife from Channing pass Amarillo en route home after Canyon Homecoming. G H Jones and Miss Brockette of Canyon visit at 507 Maryland Avenue. Mrs Wilson of Spearman visits C J Wilson. I J Frear return from Henrietta visit. J H Brashears of Lubbock spends weekend with L L Bennett.
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Standings
In Chicago Henry Lenard outpointed California Joe Lynch while Morrie Gransberg and Ralph Mandoza drew. Sonny Lloyd defeated Joe Franks, and Jock Stewart beat Kid nap. In New York Cannonball Eddie Martin triumphed over Eddie Anderson, and Kid Francis beat Harry Mills. Philadelphia saw George Godfrey KO Tom Sayers in one round, with Roberto stopping Ralph Smith by knockout. Leonard Kidwell suffers pneumonia at home.
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Needed Gun To Get Youngsters Into Church Hallowe en
Denver authorities questioned the Rev R M McCormack after he fired a revolver into the air near Washington Park church to attract children for a Halloween social He claimed he used only blank cartridges and that noise would draw youngsters to church.
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Flashes of Life Random Bits From Around the World
A collage of brief items: Fair Helen and Bobby on shooting, Miss Wills duck hunting with her father, Mr Robert Tyre Jones Jr. of Atlanta turns to trap shooting, Mercedes Gleitze plans a Gibraltar Channel swim with support, Heinz rejects ale in Newark sewers, Cardinal O Connell jokes on funeral music, Zara Agha resists Turkish police dress rule, Baltimore priests barred from dances per archbishop rules.
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Huerta and Associates Set for Trial January 9
Adolfo de la Huerta former provisional president of Mexico and four associates will face trial in Los Angeles January 9 on charges they conspired to ship munitions to rebel forces in Mexico in violation of American neutrality laws. The date was set at a hearing yesterday.
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Ex Kaiser's Stepson Dies in Motorcycle Crash
Princ George von Schonaich Carolath, stepson of the former Kaiser, died from injuries after a motorcycle crash in Gruensburg Germany. He was a son of Princess Hermine whom the former Kaiser married five years ago. Princess Hermine was advised of her son's death as she arrived in Berlin from Hamburg and left for Gruensburg immediately.
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British Storm Toll Tops Seventy Dead
London reports the week-end storm in the British Isles has raised the death toll to 70. A late estimate adds 50 lives lost in shipwrecks on the Irish coast, including 31 in Cleggin Bay and 19 in Ehniskea and Lackan, Mayo.
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Walker Meets Mike in Chicago Bout at Catchweights
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion meets Mike McTigue former light heavyweight title holder in a Chicago bout at catchweights with no title at stake. Walker eyes light heavyweight progression while McTigue seeks another payday in their second clash since 1925. McTigue favored 6-5 on Rialto odds. weigh-ins set Walker at 165 and McTigue at 175.
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Lee Hicks Closes Game After Head Blow In Oklahoma Tourney
In Blackwell Oklahoma on November 1 Lee Hicks trailed for four minutes after a head blow from a wolf club ended play early. The blow was accidentally delivered by opponent Fred Beering of Arkansas City Kansas.
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Cobb May Quit But He Has Not Said So Yet
Ty Cobb said he is thinking about retirement but has not decided. He will confer with Connie Mack and cannot announce plans today while en route to Philadelphia after a Wyoming hunting trip.
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Barnard Likely Named Head of Younger Club
E A Barnard president and secretary of the Cleveland American League club appears to be the logical choice to succeed Bar Johnson as president of the league. The meeting to elect a successor will be held Wednesday in Chicago. Barnard may move to assume duties and sign a four year contract at forty thousand dollars annually. Johnson is working on health at Excelsior Springs Missouri. The league may arrange a memorial for Johnson.
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Prime Minister of Romania May Leave Country
London November 1 Reports that Premier Bratianu of Roumania has fled or is preparing to flee are unfounded according to a United Press Bucharest dispatch The government is said to be in full control and the monarchial order under King Michael remains unthreatened by the Prince Carol movement Attention shifts from Manoilescu’s arrest at the frontier for letters to prominent Roumanians.
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Six Escaped Prisoners Remain at Large in El Dorado
Six inmates overpowered a jailer and escaped Butler county jail near midnight. As of today none had been captured. In other news Judge Nelson leads a Men’s Bible class at 9 45 p m Sunday at the Mission theater.
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Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promises Long lasting relief
A man reports he was ruptured years ago while lifting a trunk and found a complete non surgical cure. He claims no operation, no lost time, no trouble, and urges readers to write to Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 12014 Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, New Jersey for full information.
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