Handsome Dan Has Revenge Question Sparks Harvard-Princeton Feud
Cambridge reports question of Handsome Dan avenged after a joint issue of the Harvard Lampoon and Princeton Tiger, celebrating Harvard Princeton football relations, was allegedly stolen. About 4 000 copies disappeared Wednesday night, with 1 000 still for sale at Saturday’s game. Yale speculation and public commentary follow as Harvard students investigate.
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Spires and Spite as Harvard Faces Princeton in Classic Rivalry
Henry McLemore writes from Princeton about the final Princeton football workout before traveling to Cambridge for the Harvard contest. He notes the Tigers’ power on offense and line play, contrasts Harvard’s spirit, and lists a long slate of upcoming college game pairings with vivid campus detail.
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Chicago Golfer Leads At Agua Caliente Qualifier
Chicago golfer Mrs. L. K. Zech held a one stroke lead over the field after 18 holes of the 36 hole qualifying round at Agua Caliente Mexico. The event marks the mid point of the tournament with Zech atop the standings and several competitors within striking distance.
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Three Big Ten Football Clashes Highlight Weekend Cards
Hollywood billed slate features Illinois Army Purdue Chicago Minnesota Michigan in three headline games drawing about 150000 spectators. Army and Illinois meet for a top national clash while Minnesota faces Michigan for the Little Brown Jug and Purdue visits Chicago for a conference showdown.
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Crucial Southwest games loom in title chase
Six teams in the Southwest Conference face must win or be eliminated as Bill Parker reports on upcoming games. Southern Methodist heads to Austin to play Texas with injuries to Ray Fuqua and Ray Morrison optimistic. Texas hopes Bilen Hilliard plays. Baylor, Texas A&M, Arkansas, and TCU also prep for pivotal clashes while rally scenes and injuries shape the drama.
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Darrel Lester
Four Games Highlight Busy Football Day Across Region
Four games spark fans today as high school and college teams test titles and show strength. Harvesters defend district crown at Pampa against Plainview. Amarillo College Badgers seek state junior college title at Plainview versus Wayland Jackrabbits. West Texas State Teachers Buffaloes host New Mexico Normal Las Vegas in Canyon. Lubbock Westerners meet Wildcats in Clovis to compare top teams.
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Zech shoots 61 to lead at Agua Caliente golf tourney
In the fourth Agua Caliente women's tournament Mrs. Zech carded 61 two over par to lead Lucille Robinson of Des Moines Iowa by one stroke as the final 18 holes concluded today.
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International Horse Racing War Opens in California
Los Angeles reports an international racing clash as Agua Caliente plans a December 30 opening five days after Santa Anita. Agua Caliente will run weekends and holidays through February 24, while Santa Anita promoters schedule a 53 day season with no Sunday racing.
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Needy To Receive New Beef Supplies
Texas Relief Commission ordered distribution of 5.5 million cans of beef to the needy in Texas. County administrators were instructed to allot 12 cans per month for each client family of five, bringing total beef distributed to 11 million cans.
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Newsboy’s Dream To Come True Tomorrow At Bay Meadows
San Mateo Calif Nov 24 A former San Francisco newsboy sees his lifetime dream fulfilled as Bay Meadows opens tomorrow with William P Kyne as general manager and major stockholder The $800000 track claims the first pari mutuel era in California and features a million dollar totalisator and an airplane landing field.
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Berwanger Key to Chicago's Rise in Big Ten Play
Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago fuels the Maroons rise in the Big Ten after a decade of obscurity. The veteran back, a Dubuque Iowa native and son of a blacksmith, powered shutout wins over Michigan and Indiana in the opening conference games.
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Boxing Card at Madison Square Garden Headlines Night
Six lightweights from the east midwest and far west clash in three 10 rounders at Madison Square Garden tonight. Feature bout pits Harry Dublinaky of Chicago against Frankie Klick of San Francisco. both quotably even and eyeing a potential future title bid under Barney Ross.
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McIntosh To Speak To Rural Teachers
W A McIntosh superintendent of city schools will address Potter County rural teachers at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. The meeting will be in Miss Laura V Hamner s rural schools office in the courthouse and all teachers are urged to attend.
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Probation Work Visitor Checks Federal Caseload
An Amarillo visitor, George Chollar of Port Worth, assistant federal probation officer for the northern district of Texas, is checking on persons under federal probation in this area.
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Lott Quits Amateurs to Join Tilden Pro Tennis Tour
George Lott of Chicago abandons amateur ranks to join Bill Tilden's touring professionals in a four month tour starting January. The move disrupts Davis Cup doubles plans as Lester Stoefen hesitates to join, while Lott cites a cut in gate receipts over a flat $10,000 guarantee. Lott is a five time national doubles champion with Stoefen Doeg Hennessey and has held mixed doubles titles with Betty Nuthall and Helen Jacobe.
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Stanley Estimates Daily Hot Oil Flow In East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission official Stanley estimated daily hot oil flow in the East Texas field at 17 000 to 19 000 barrels after a conference with field men. The commission report listed 45 refineries shut down and 18 operating, with six legally crude. The refinery dock price held at 11 cents and East Texas retail gasoline at 14 cents.
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Priest Arrested In Mexico Rebel Plot
In Marmoras, Mexico City, November 2, federal soldiers arrested Roman Catholic priest Father Cervantes and 20 townspeople. They were charged with fomenting rebellion and alleged to have supplied arms and horses to Catholics opposing the government education program.
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Funeral services held for D Emory Hawk Jr longtime college official
Jacksonville Texas November 2 funeral services were held today for D Emory Hawk Jr 33 dean and business manager of Lon Morris Junior College who died yesterday after weeks of pneumonia He was secretary treasurer of the Texas Junior College athletic conference and served on the Texas Association of Colleges standards committee Sound traveling at 1126 feet per second would take 32 hours to encircle the globe
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Lon Morris Junior College
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California Bear Hug Stuns Washington in Seattle Tilt
Durruts from California tackled Burl Bufkin of Washington with a bear hug as he reached the goal line for Washington's first TD at Seattle. Bufkin recovered to score again and Washington won 13 to 7.
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Texas Cow Disrupts Halloween Parade In Cape Girardeau
A Texas cow shipped for relief slaughter broke from a government cannery pen and dashed through Cape Girardeau's business district. It knocked down several people, eluded 12 pursuing officers, and was cornered in a flower bed before City Marshal Otto Fowler killed it with a baseball bat.
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Two Held in Waco Shooting Slaying
Crawford farmers Erich Schandier and Gus Sadowe appeared before Justice Clint Allen for examination in a murder case tied to the death of Edwin Schandier. Edwin was said to be shot yesterday following a land dispute.
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Yost Endorses Open Game With Rule Changes
Ann Arbor Mich November 2 Michigan athletic director Fielding H Yost a National rules committee member says changes to this season's football code have opened play. He cites three main changes including removing five yard penalties for the second incomplete forward pass and counting the first incomplete pass into the end zone as a down not a touchback plus a smaller football. He notes improved passing and punting this fall with ball grip easier for many players and punters showing good form.
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Maverick Club Column Warns of Little Things’ Big Effects
A Maverick Club column warns that small home life errors can warp youths, leading to crime and large consequences. It cites a court incident of a boy charged with robbery and stresses parental caution in words and behavior. The note invites Sunday services, athletic show prep, and a musical program at the People's Assembly.
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