Iron play will win 1938 Open at Cherry Hills, says expert
United Press reports Denver analyst Henry McLemore predicts the 1938 United States Open champion will rely on precise iron play rather than power. He forecasts Cherry Hills will reward control, with rough and water hazards favoring accurate approach shots.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Denver
Colo
Tommy Armour
Cherry Hills
Harold Long
Harold
Snead
Thomson
Sports Roundup by Eddie Griez New York Nov 4
Scouts and fans read a scattershot roundup from New York by Eddie GrietZ touching on Walter Briggs Sr anger at Navin Field rename to Briggs Stadium. Tunney golfing with New Deal bigwigs. questions over Carl Hubbell trades. Schmel ing sails. Duke and Duchess of Windsor aboard Bremen. Red Dawson ticketed for Minnesota under Bernie Bierman. Clemson vs Georgia Tech aerial display. Joe Gould and Tom Beaupre boxing prospects. Paul Shu and Army game notes. Montague golf charity match with Babe Ruth on Nov 14.
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New York
Michigan
Walter O. Briggs, Sr
Detroit Tigers
Navin Field
Briggs Stadium
Gene Tunney
Pinehurst
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Max Schmeling
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Bremen
Jove
Red Dawson
Tulane
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
South
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Fletcher Sims
Bob Bailey
Joe Gould
Tom Beaupre
Dallas
Paul Shu
Virginia
Paul Mickelson
Army
Alexandria
Shu
West Point
John
Babe Ruth
Stephenville Sets Supreme Bid in Abilene Grid Showdown
Stephenville faces Abilene in a decisive Texas Interscholastic League clash that could crown the Old Belt champion. The Yellow Jackets and Abilene, both undefeated, are tied atop a crowded race as district battles unfold across the state.
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Dallas
Stephenville
Yellow Jackets
Texas
Abilene
District Seven
Masonic
Paschal
North Side
Fort Worth
Masons
Waco
Tigers
Cleburne
Temple
Bengals
Waxahachie
Lufkin
Select Circle
Mexia
Athens
Graham
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Childress
Olney
Quanah
Ciseo
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Brownwood
el Paso High
Cathedral
Denison
Sherman
Bonham
Denton
Greenville
Kilgore
Sulphur Springs
McKinney
Highland Park
Port Worth
Masonic Home
Poly
Electra
Mineral Weir
Tech
North Dallas
Adamson
Sunset
Paris
Texarkana
Riverside
Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Gladewater
Gaston
Palestine
Bryan
Hillsboro
Jefferson
San Antonio
San Antonio Tech
Brackenridge
Antin
Harlandale
St. Anthony
Austin
Houston
Lamar
Jeff Davin
Sam Houston
San Jacint
Reagan
New Mexico Fighters Win Six Clovis Golden Gloves Titles
Amateur boxers from New Mexico secured six championships as Clovis hosted the second Golden Gloves AAU tournament finale. Notable results include Carl Hawkins earning a special trophy for the fastest knockout and multiple regional boxers claimed class A and B titles across flyweight to heavyweight divisions amid a packed crowd.
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Clovis
New Mexico
Carl Hawkins
Dudley Stout
Teamview
Santa Quijano
el Paso
Tex
Kayo
Buck Gregory
Lubbock
Ed Morrison
Tom Harlson
Fort Sumner
N. M
Lemar Montgomery
Oberlin
Kan
Leroy Davie
Shattuck
Okla
Maurice Moneyhan
Littlefield
Martin Sando
Albuquerque
Bud Southern
Plainview
Sherwood Speegle
John Fryar
Bellview
Dennis Kamuko
Tommy Coates
Lemal Vazzi
Billy Bolt
Texas
Clement Ferrie
Vern Mulcair
Ferrie Baca
Darrell White
Szabo Wins In Wrestling. Detton Disqualified
In Los Angeles Sandor Szabo of Hungary defeated Dean Detton of Salt Lake City in a decision after Detton was disqualified for kicking the referee. Portland reports Gene O'Brien from Mexico threw Pat O Shocker of St Louis and Abe Yourist of New York threw Dick Raines of Dallas. Bronko Nagurski of Chicago pinned Chief Little Wolf of Colorado, while Ray Steele of Glendale, California pinned Scotty McDougal of Toronto in New York.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Detton
Portland
Ore
Gene O’brien
Mexico
Pat O’shocker
St Louis
Abe Yourist
New York
Dick Raines
Dallas
Bronko Nagurski
Chicago
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Ray Steele
Glendale
Cal
Scotty McDougal
Toronto
Beleaguered Aggies Face SMU at Kyle Field
Texas A&M, reeling after two losses and a draw, prepares for a home game against Southern Methodist at Kyle Field on Saturday afternoon. SMU, coming off a disciplined 13 2 comeback win over Texas, eyes the Hilltop showdown with renewed championship hopes.
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College Station
Kars
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist
Kyle Field
Dallas
Mustangs
University of Texas Longhorns
T C U Hopes Gents Will Be Gentlemen
Fort Worth November 4 Centenary expected to beGentlemen Saturday as T C U aims to win at Shreveport. Critics mock Buckeyes Razorbacks Farmers Rams Beara Selden praise Frogs yet the game hinges on onfield form not past credit. Coach Dutch Meyer warns Centenary packs tough football and the outcome remains uncertain despite TCUs better record.
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Fort Worth
Centenary
Buckeyes
Razorbacks
Rams
Beara
Aporta
Frogs
Chrisians
Shreveport
Coagh Dutch Meyer
Farmers' Big Sports Spectacle Gets Play
MARSHALL Mo Nov 4 Twenty pairs of hands gather today for the championship of agriculture's greatest sports spectacle the national cornhusking contest The crowd lines Weber Brow farm north of town to watch contenders from ten states compete The event runs in a brisk round of husking with skill and speed Under Roosevelt Washington 4 a bomb is set off marking a dramatic start in the state champions and ten runners up on a gruelling eight minutes Grant's tomb on the Hudson River New York City costs six hundred thousand dollars funded by popular subscription
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Marshall
Weber Brow
Roosevelt Washington
Grant
Hudson River
New York City
Jottings From the Press Box on College Football Scouting
Henry Super reports from New York on November 4 notes from a football press box. The piece highlights Notre Dame’s win over Minnesota driven by Joe Benda’s scouting, details about players like Buhler, Bill Vergane, Gaines, Farkas, and Dorais, and mentions travel miles, team weights, and names across Notre Dame, Michigan State, Santa Clara, Yale, Navy, Texas Christian, and Detroit.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Joe Benda
Buhler
Purdue
Bill Vergane
Rank Gaines
Michigan
Andy Farkas
Detroit
Texas Christian
Frogs
Detroit University
Ray Larson
Joe
Seminole High players walk out over season passes
In Seminole Oklahoma nineteen Seminole High School football players walked off the field saying they would not return until given two season passes each for their parents. They had been promised free admission but were asked to buy tickets. They then attended a school play.
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Seminole
Okla
Annie Orkley
Baylor Texas game on NBC hookup signals big broadcast
News that the Texas Baylor clash at Waco will be carried nationwide on NBC reached Austin as UT coach Dana Bible expressed unusual optimism after a drill focusing on pass defense and offense. Bible warned the outcome may not guarantee a win but pledged the team would fight hard.
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NBC
Austin
Tex
Navy
U.P
Ted
Texas-Baylor
Waco
Longhorns
Bears
Asp
Dana X. Bible
University of Texas
Open Dope Season on Rose Bowlers
In Pasadena California on November 3 news notes the open season for Rose Bowl football selections. Unofficial pickers target midwest south and east regions as the Coast Conference reserves rights to official selections. Early November see tentative “feelers” sent to break the ice before Western picks.
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Pasadena
Middlewest
California
Dartmouth and Yale Keep Silent on Invitation Request
Dartmouth and Yale reportedly offer no comment as the 'feeler' asks if they would accept an invitation, with both schools maintaining strict silence while evaluating the prospect.
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Dartmouth
Yale
Helen Moody Set to Turn Pro with Tour
Helen Wills Moody plans a country-wide professional tour this winter after agreeing to a contract. Debut hoped for in Madison Square Garden in January opposite Jadwiga Jedrzejowska. Promoters headed by Francis T Hunter seek final details with earnings possibly reaching $50,000 to $100,000 for the season.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Associated Press
Mrs. Moody
Madison Square Garden
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Anita Lizana
Chile
United States
Francis T. Hunter
Bill Tilden
Hunter
Red Stidger Finally Hits Passing Stride
Dallas reports SMU coach Matty Bell declaring the team not out of the conference race after a 13 2 Texas win. Red Stidger from Amarillo sparks the offense with 116 rushing yards and 17 of 10 passing in the Texas game as SMU prepares for a trip to Texas A and M and the remaining schedule.
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Dallas
Matty Bell
Texas
Mustangs
College Station
Texas A
Aggies
Red” Stidger
Amarillo
Red
Yow Razorbacks Click Off Yards
In Fayetteville Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Dwight Sloan and end Jack Robbins repeatedly connect on forward passes driving the Parkers deeper into enemy territory. Through five conference games Arkansas has attempted 148 passes, completing 60 for 909 yards averaging 182 yards per game through the air, far above their 74-yard per game ground average.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Dwight Sloan
Jack Robbins
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Parkers
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Bob Feller Turns 19 Helps With Farm Chores
Bob Feller, celebrating his 19th birthday, spent the day helping with farm chores and doing a little hunting near Van Meter Iowa. The Cleveland Indians ace said he would like to forget baseball for a few months but remains focused on his pitching arm.
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van Meter
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Ewing Connects for Touchdown Passes in Pony Victory
Ewing, former Dallas Tech standout, threw to Nolan Jackson for one Pony TD and added solid play. He averaged seven yards per rushing attempt across three carries at the Steer line, boosting the offense in a key game.
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Ewing
Dallas Tech
Nolan Jackson
Early 1938 Outlook For A Baseball Pitcher
The speaker notes the pitcher is doing all right and does not expect a recurrence of the trouble that slowed him in 1937, suggesting a hopeful return to form after a late season slump.
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