Headlock Reynolds vs Poulas at Amarillo Armory tonight
Roy Reynolds known as a headlock artist faces Greek challenger George Poulas in a feature mat program at the Polk Street Armory. Reynolds is promoted by Bert Willoughby of Dallas. Poulas notes readiness and hints at future matchups including Higami, seeking a hard fought victory.
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George Poulas
Armory
Polk
Reynolds
Poulas
Roy
Bert Willoughby
Dallas
the Globe
Amarillo
Brownsville High School Faces Possible Elimination
The Amarillo Globe notes Brownsville’s powerful team may be ruled out as Westerners arrive for a decisive battle. Despite bad weather, crowd enthusiasm remains high as the Aggies, out of the race, seek to disrupt other contenders, including Stephen F. Austin Teachers College in Station.
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Amarillo Globe
Brownsville
Venrmime
Stephen F. Austin
Sandy
Lubbock
Brownsville Ineligible Player Threatens League Title
The Brownsville High School football program faces possible forfeiture and suspension after San Antonio officials allege Brownsville end John Sylvester is ineligible. Data claim four prior seasons, with 1925 1926 1927 1928 game history cited. If upheld, Brownsville losses to Robstown and Corpus Christi may be forfeited and the team could be eliminated from the district race.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Brownsville
T. Guy Rogers
Main Avenue High School
Benny Strickland
Austin High
Rogers
Strickland
Brackenridge High
Eagles
John Sylvester
Sylvester
Austin
Dovpgias Fessenden
Main High
Brackenridge
Robstown
Corpus Christi
Longhorn Pony Clash Headlines Dallas Open Tomorrow
Texas University and Southern Methodist University clash in Dallas at Ownby Stadium with 24 000 expected to attend. Texas aims for sixth straight win and third conference triumph while SMU seeks to halt the Longhorns title push amid several key conference games this week.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas University
Southern Methodist University
Wits
Ownby Stadium
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Nebraska
Orange Machine
Steers
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Shreveport
Razorbacks
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Centenary
Texas Tech
Waco
Texas Christian
Matadors
Jack Cisco
North Texas
Mid West grid program features Big Ten showdowns
Chicago Nov. 1 Two inter sectional games and three Big Ten clashes headline the schedule for tomorrow. Northwestern visits Illinois in a traditional rivalry expected to draw about 56 000 while Wisconsin meets Purdue and Minnesota faces Indiana. Notre Dame goes to Atlanta to play Georgia Tech and Chicago travels east to face Princeton as Michigan, Iowa and Ohio State prepare for next Saturday games.
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Bert Demby
United Press
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Princeton
Northwestern
Illinois
Evanston
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio State
Badger
Michigan
Iowa
Huskers Face Another Big Assignment
Nebraska, the Big Six football champion, travels to Lincoln for a homecoming clash as Kansas, buoyed by a 33 to 0 blowout of Iowa State, rises as the conference’s standout contender this week.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Nebraska
Lincoln
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Iowa State
Notre Dame Scout Misstep Clears Up Pact Confusion
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, told Georgia Tech coach Bill Alexander via telegram that a scout was sent to New Orleans by mistake, clarifying a supposed violation of the football scouting pact between the schools.
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Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Rockne
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Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO
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