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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1953

Page

6

Mustangs Test Aggies In SWC Tilt Saturday

Texas A and M remains undefeated and set to face SMU at College Station as part of a crowded Southwest Conference schedule. The article notes Arkansas, Rice, TCU and Texas teams in action with Armistice Day games shaping the standings, while Amarillo and North Side cases loom in district races.

Mustangs Texas Aggies Southern Methodist College Station Arkansas Razorbacks Texas Aggies North Texas Aggies Longhorns Aggie Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Rice Houston Texas Christian Texas Tech Fort Worth Tech Louisiana State Amarillo Butler Field Lubbock Vernon Highland Park North Side Breckenridge Panthers Bucks Lions Sandies Sherman Poly San Angelo Longview Lufkin McAllen Sweetwater Abilene Ysleta Monahans Arlington Goose Creek Orange Texas Texas A Christian Southern M Texas A Rice Southern Methodist Lousiana State Christie Ralph York Ralph Park Stanley Turner J. R. Calhan Ralph Ellsworth

Lufkin Panthers Ranked Among Texas Powers

Vernon rated with Sandies by Harold V. Ratliff. Lufkin's Panthers, once championship favorites, rose back into contention after beating Marshall 19 to 7. Critics again consider them a top state contender despite earlier ineligibility issues and past losses.

Lufkin Panthers Marshall Amarillo San Angelo

Football notes from Bob Coy Lee Texas and TCU players

Summary of football related mentions includes Bob Coy Lee of Texas with Jim Lucas and Doug Carter tied to TCU. The lines list positions and numbers, indicating a roster-like snippet with teammates hb fb and related codes.

Bob Coy Lee Texas Jim Lucas TCU Doug Carter

Majors Expect Player Shortage At Draft Meeting

Chicago November 1 major league officials foresee a player shortage due to service calls and plan to draft from Class A Double A and A-1 minors. Sixteen clubs attend with lists of 4-Fs youngsters and oldsters. Philadelphia Athletics pick first followed by the New York Giants with odd year advantage for AL over NL.

Chicago K. M. Landis Philadelphia Athletics New York Giants

Gridders Can Swap Equipment

Roy Bedichek, Texas Interscholastic League director, said the league will carry a swap column for schools to trade equipment they do not need for items others may need.

Austin Roy Bedichek Texas Interscholastic League

Notre Dame Faces Army Without Angelo Bertelli

Notre Dame to meet Army at Yankee Stadium without star Angelo Bertelli as November college football slate features Penn Army and Navy clash at Franklin Field. Purdue stays undefeated with 22-0 win over Wisconsin, Indiana tops Ohio State, and Michigan routs Illinois as other top games loom.

New York Notre Dame Army Trish Angelo Bertelli Pennsylvania Yankee Stadium Franklin Field Philadelphia Navy Penn Bertelli Cleveland Cornell Purdue Wisconsin Indiana Ohio State Columbus Holy Cross Colgate Michigan Bill Daley Illinois Northwestern Minnesota Duke Georgia Tech Georgia Pro Flight Tulane Dartmouth Yale Southern California California Tulsa Southwestern Texas Iowa Seahawks Fort Riley Missouri Nebraska Louisiana State Texas Christian Southern Methodist Texas Aggies Arkansas Oklahoma Town State North Carolina North Carolina State Notre Dame Army Penn-Navy Penn State Pitt Temple Ilinois State Camp Grant Great Lakes USA SMU Texas Aggies Usc-San Diego Naval

Delicate lung removal performed under field conditions

At Allied Headquarters in Algiers on October 31 a Fifth Army surgeon Maj. Paul Sampson of Oakland carried out a rare total pneumonectomy on a German soldier wounded by shell fragments. The patient survived and was reported healthy, a milestone in battlefield medicine.

Allied Algiers Fifth Army Paul Sampson Oakland Cal United States Britain Annals of Battlefield Medicine Allied Headquarters Surgeons’ Office

Ducks Begin Season with Broad Texas Open Appeal

Austin reports ducks and some geese already in Texas as waterfowl season opens Tuesday. With limited shells and fuel, hunters are advised to hunt before sunrise and follow a 10 duck daily limit, 2 geese, and possession limits of 20 ducks and 4 geese.

Austin Navy State Game Commission Texas Gulf Coast Rice Country Panhandle West Texas

Haegg Quits Fireman Job to Run Haberdashery

Sweden’s track star Gun der Haegg announced he will quit his fireman job on January 1 to manage a haberdashery shop in Malmo. Finland’s Paavo Nurmi also owns a haberdashery in Helsinki.

Stockholm Gunder Haegg Sweden Malmo Finland Paavo Nurmi Helsinki

Six Week Course Finished Early At Senior High

Principal R. B. Norman announced that students at Senior High completed a six week course in five weeks to make up time lost when school opened late. Report cards will be issued November 10.

R. B. Norman

Exhibition tennis match pits Budge against Alloo in Pampa

Lt Donald Budge, once the nation's top player, defeated Lt Edward Alloo of Pampa Army Air Field 6 2 6 4 in an exhibition arranged by the Women's Army Corps yesterday.

Pampa U.F Donald Budge Edward Alloo Pampa Army Air Field Women's Army Corps

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