Scramble for All America Backfield Heats Up This Week
Doak Walker and Heath lead a wide open backfield race as unbeaten teams push toward major bowls. Nevada’s Heath sets a college record with five touchdown passes and 327 yards passing while Sitko and Stephenson pace Notre Dame and Army. Michigan, North Carolina, California, and Oregon win big as Penn State, Oklahoma, and Texas battles loom in coming days.
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Johnny Lujack
Bob Chapputs
United Powers
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Texas
Stan Heath
Nevada
Emil Sitko
Notre Dame
Jack Jensen
California
Norm van Brocklin
Oregon
Church Ortmann
Michigan
Francis “Red” Bagwell
Penn
Army
Gil Stephenson
Bobby Jack Stuart
Wolverines
Illinois
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Charlie Justice
Tennessee
Tech
Duke
Golden Bears
Southern Cal
United
Pennsylvania
Clemson
Boston College
Irish
Navy
Stephenson
Stuart
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
Bagwell
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Missouri
Walker
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Pasadena
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Baylor Bears Face Rough Test Against Longhorns This Week
Southern Methodist University and Baylor remained undefeated as November began and faced key conference implications. SMU beat Texas 21 6 and aims to extend its title hopes while Baylor battles Texas in Waco. Rice Texas A&M Arkansas and TCU also played with mixed results as the race tightens.
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Bears
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Waco
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Rice
Arkansas
Little Rock
Sauwarmms Sams
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Adrian Burk
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Aggies
Scott
Texas Tech
Unherald Sub Spart Victory Stirred by Bench Stars
New York, Nov 1 United Press reports college football Saturday yielded comical and dramatic results with many substitutes earning shine. Ohio State’s Johnny Miller and Georgia Tech’s Jimmy Jordan sparked wins while Doak Walker and Jackie Jensen starred for SMU and California respectively. Notre Dame’s Frank Leahy celebrated a historic 41-7 rout of Navy as Rockne’s record finally closed a chapter. Brooklyn added its best season in six starts.
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Davey O'Brien
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Oklahoma City
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SMU
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Jackie Jensen
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Bears
Choo Choo” Justice
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Brooklyn
Culwell Tops Munn In Handicap Meet
John Munn, Amarillo Country Club titlist, was eliminated in the third round of the annual Club President's Handicap Match. Culwell defeated Munn 2 up in a crowded bracket as quarterfinals neared completion.
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Amarillo
Phillips Petroleum
Munn
U. N. Olver
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Ts." Wagner, Jr
Scotty Mille
Tom. iaMond
Gene Kiein
Verne Grawford
Simelly
Charles Meatee
HO. Willborn
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David Mareley
Bill Ag
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Herb Pector
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Meadrick
W. Cain
Chuck Wagner
Bill Mormon
WW. Gibson
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Ve. BB. Willams
Don
Charles Yount
Phil
Carlson
George "Shannon
Claude A Mic Bene
Davis
Younim
Pare Nell
Lew Pearce
George Ord
Merle’ Pestor, Jr
Doc
Culion
Jim Pearson
Ed Roberts Grew
Leo Wilneth
Dr W" Russell
Alfred Glenn Drew
Simm James Tat
George Charlee
Hinton
Tae
Siam
Tigre
Texas Interscholastic League to rule on football practice dates
Austin reports the Legislative Advisory Council ends a two day session with sports topics on the agenda. A proposed rule would shift fall practice start from August 15 to September 1 and permit practice from December 1 through the final state championship game.
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Austin
Legislative Advisory Council
Texas Interscholastic League
Bowling Scores Across Local Leagues Aggregate Results
Mixed and Pioneer leagues report multiple matchups with top scores by players such as Mann 902, Blind 480, Neubauer 436, and Wicker 493. Team totals and individual contributions vary across divisions including Team No 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 10, and several named players, with results spanning Green, Palo Duro, and South Western Public Device League circuits.
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Gravestock
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Neubauer
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Tomlin
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Millat
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Baugh Sets Passing Records in Redskins 59-21 Win
Sammy Baugh, ex-TCU great and Redskins air general, threw for 446 yards and four touchdowns as Washington defeated the Boston Yanks 59-21. He increased lifetime totals to 2,215 attempts, 1,275 completions, 16,397 passing yards, and 136 TDs. The Redskins also set a team passing yards record of 501. Philly Eagles beat the Steelers 34-7 as Bears and Cardinals won, Lions upset Packers, and other All-America Conference games featured Bills over Colts 35-17, Dons over Dodgers 17-0, Yankees over Rockets 42-7.
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Baugh
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Redskins
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Sid Luckman
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Temple Seeks Paris Baseball Franchise
Dallas reports the Big State League mulls moving the Paris franchise to Temple. President J Walter Morris to assess local interest for a 537810 appraised value purchase with first option. Fred Husband backs Temple bid while league officials re elected Morris as president and Gilbert Tindell as vice president. They plan a roster change increasing limited service players to seven and reducing class men to ten next year.
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Paris
Temple
J. Walter Morris
Fred Husband
Morris
Gilbert Tindell
Greenville
Amarillo Golden Sandies Rival Borger Bulldogs Clash
Borger Bulldogs and Amarillo Golden Sandies prepare for a key clash with past meetings noted. The piece recalls Borger’s 0-15 streak against Amarillo, recent wins and losses, and local prep football context including upcoming Pampa-Lubbock and Pl view-Brownfield tilts. It mentions hole-in-one scores at Amarillo Country Club and ties to Kids Inc. programs and Globe-News staff.
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Lubbock
Pampa
Amarillo
Panhandle Women Open Bowling Leaders at Peerless Lanes
In the Panhandle Women's Open at Peerless Lanes, AALHANS JeWereL's team from San Angelo leads with 2.524 pins. New Mexico Furniture of Hobbs is second with 2.510. Other top scores include Hester Motor Co of Clovis 2463 Duenkel Carmichal of Pampa 2450 and Blue Star Inn of Fort Worth 2415. Event leaders list several doubles and teams across Fort Worth, Lubbock, Amarillo and Las Cruces with varying scores. the record text is fragmentary but notes multiple players and partnerships such as Lex Williams and Arve Womble and others from Dumas, Albuqueque, and Panhandle towns.
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Eac
San Angelo
New Mexico Purniture
Hobbs
Hester Motor Co
Clovis
Duenkel- Carmichal Pampa
Blue Star Inn
Fort Worth
Doubies
Betty Wige
Mrile Wheats
el Pee
Delashmutt Wins Handicap Match Play and Sweepstake
Delashmutt topped the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association Handicap Match Play at the Ross Rogers Course and captured the weekend sweepstake with a net 65. His card read 65-0-65 and 72-0-72 for another ball. Other winners include W. B. Wilson, Jack Phillips, Joe Witt, M. Ramsey, Meade Graham, H. B. Shuffler, Pat Murphy, and Paul Norman Jr with varied scores.
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Halty Dewounuit
Amarillo
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