Baylor Texas clash looms as Texas plans road tests
Baylor coach Morley Jennings and assistant Carey Selph study Texas ahead of a weekend trip to Austin while Baylor seeks form behind Vergil Gilliland's return against Texas Tech. Aggies and SMU brace for a storied clash at College Station after last year's 19 19 tie. Brownsville Eagles dominate district play 64 to 0 as Amarillo clinches District 1 with a win over Lubbock.
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Morley Jennings
Baylor
Carey Selph
Longhorns
Austin
Bruin
Centenary
Texas
Vergil Gilliland
Texas Tech
Matadors
Bruins
Aggies
Southern Methodist
College Station
Dallas
Joel Hunt
Siki Skies
Aggie
Brownsville Eagles
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Yelley
Eagles
Amarillo
Lubbock
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
Boxing results from Chicago New York Kansas City Philadelphia and Cumberland list outcomes. Notable wins include Sammy Mandell over Jimmy McLarnin and Otto von Porat stopping Charley Smith. Other bouts include Eugene Haut defeating Izzy Schwartz and Midget Wolgast beating Johnny McCoy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
Vanccouver
B. C
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Tilt
Otto von Porat
Norway
Charley Smith
London
Harry Dublinsky
Tony Caragliano
New York
Eugene Haut
Belgium
Izzy Schwartz
Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
Johnny McCoy
Buffalo
Ruby Bradley
Holyoke
Mass
Ernie Peters
Black Bill
Cuba
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Kansas City
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Mahan
San Francisco
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Billy Angelo
Leiperville
Sammy Baker
Young Ketchell
Chester
Cumberland
Harold Scar
Home Building Boom Reported In Amarillo City
Evidence of population growth appears in October building permits with 70 permits totaling 181187. Most permits are for homes costing well over 5000, indicating quality residences rising. One business house at 36000 plus several smaller projects push October totals near double last year.
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Amarillo
May Open Bids On 45 Blocks Of City Paving
City commission to consider opening bids tonight for 45 paving blocks mainly in the south part of town. Thirty seven blocks have waited over two weeks due to election tensions. Eight blocks added last week. Main work includes Thirty-Sixth Avenue linking Canyon Highway. State aid status unclear for the 1800 yard Amarillo segment of a 12 mile project. Largest section targets Polk Tyler and Harrison between Thirty-Fourth and Forty-First Avenues totaling 21 blocks.
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Thirty-Sixth Avenue
State Highway Department
Amarillo
Polk, Tyler and
Harrison Streets
Thirty-Fourth
Forty-First Avenues
Plans for new Santa Fe line north of Amarillo discussed
C C Traffic Group and City Development board met at the Amarillo hotel to discuss work on a proposed Santa Fe line extending north from Amarillo. The meeting focused on infrastructure and route planning with local business leaders and officials in attendance.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo
The
Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Amarillo Hotel
Moon
Smead Jolley Sold to Chicago White Sox From Seals
Smead Jolley, outfielder, sold by the San Francisco Seals to the Chicago White Sox at a Pacific Coast League meeting in Avalon California. It was reported Johnny Kerr would move to the Seals as part payment for Jolley.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Calif
Smead Jolley
San Francisco Seals
Chicago White Sox
Pacific Coast League
Johnny Kerr
Seals
Joliey
Houston Man to Speak at Amarillo Traffic Club Luncheon
J. C. Carter of Houston will be principal speaker at the Amarillo Traffic Club luncheon at the Amarillo hotel at noon tomorrow. He represents the South Pacific Railroad line. Plans for the club’s annual social on December 4 will be made, featuring an evening program and musical numbers.
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J. C. Carter
Houston
Amarillo
Carter
South Pacific Railroad
Carnegie grid report dismissed as a dud in Southwest
Richard L. Harkness reports United Press that the Carnegie inquiry into subsidizing college athletes drew little concern at Southwest schools. Southern Methodist coeds mocked the idea of paid players while denying any SMU team members were compensated. Two Texas A. and M. men say their school might have to "buy" athletes to stay competitive.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Dallas
Carnegie
Southwest
Southern Methodist University
M. U
UT Students Back Athletic Balance After Carnegie Report
At the University of Texas students oppose subsidies for football players and say athletics are not overly emphasized. The Carnegie report did not affect spectator interests. Last Saturday 25,000 attended a 0-0 tie with 8. M. A. at the stadium, and two weeks earlier 25,000 watched Texas Longhorns beat Oklahoma 21 to 0 despite drizzle.
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University of Texas
Carnegie
Texas University
Texas Longhorns
Oklahoma
West Virginia Fights Fordham in Election Day Showdown
West Virginia University's football team met the unbeaten Fordham Rams at Polo Grounds in New York on election day. It was the second meeting in a series between the two schools. West Virginia won the previous year 18 to 0.
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United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
West Virginia University
Fordham Rams
West Virginia
Greek Beats Jewish Grappler in Dallas
John Kilinos a Boston Greek defeated Abe Coleman a Jewish grappler in a two to one falls match in Dallas last night, the bout ending in a finish with only a stranglehold barred.
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United Press
Dallas
John Kilinos
Abe Coleman
Red Cross Letter Drive Opened With Community Support
W C Gatton chairman reports 300 personal letters mailed to civic leaders as Armistice Day launch for Red Cross drive. The effort runs until Thanksgiving with pledges from Kiwanis and plans to involve Lions Rotarians and Business Men's Club. Target is $5,000 with 50 cents from each member going to national and international aid.
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W. C. Gatton
Red Cross
Kiwaniang
Gatton
Lions Club
Rotarians
Business Men's Club
Texas barbers face December exams under new law
United Press reports that after December 2 only registered barbers may perform haircutting in Texas and shaving with a safety razor at home will be regulated. The State Barber Board has called first examinations for licensure. tests will be via mailed questionnaires and reviewed in Austin on December 2 to grant or refuse licenses.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
State Barber Board
Auto Club To Give Program on Radio
The Panhandle Auto Club will host a chamber of commerce radio program on KGRS from 1:30 to 2:00 Thursday evening. Dalhart will have the lead in the program with A T Holcomb speaking and a local male quartet performing. Granville of the Burger Chamber will also lecture, and Ruth Robbins and Mrs Robert Wilson of Amarillo will sing. O H Foster of the auto club oversees arrangements as one chamber department presents weekly programs at that hour.
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Panhandle Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
KGRS
Dalhart
Benner
Panhandle
A. T. Holcomb
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
G. ©. Granville
Burger Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Robbins
Robert Wilson
Amarillo
O. H. Foster
Auto Club
Local Donation Split Aims Aid For Amarillo Needy
A donor explains a $25 contribution to Red Cross work, allocating 50 cents to worldwide humanitarian aid and $24.50 to relieve Amarillo's needy, illustrating how funds are divided between local and global relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Amarillo
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