Most High School Leaders Pushed To Win Last Week
In Texas high school football action, district races saw many leaders withstand tough tests. Hillsboro beat Temple 6-0. Corsicana edged Waxahachie 15-7. Athens tied Jacksonville 0-0. Sunset Dallas and Woodrow Wilson battled to 6-6 with Sunset holding District 8 lead.
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Rickenbacker Plans Record West East Flight
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker will try to beat speed and transport records on a 2626 mile West to East run from Los Angeles to New York aboard a 14 passenger Douglas plane named Florida Flyer. Co pilots include Capt Charles W France and St Moorehouse will pilot. Flight aims for 17000 feet with oxygen for all aboard.
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Fire damages Negro school on First Avenue and Jackson Street
A fire of undetermined origin last night damaged the Negro school located at First Avenue and Jackson Street. Loss was estimated between 50 and 75 dollars. The blaze was first discovered at the building's front door.
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Farmer uses sheep to curb hay fever in West Virginia
Dewey G. Orten of Lewis County reports his hay fever vanished after pasturing a flock of sheep around his Weston home. The sheep kept ragweed trimmed close to the ground, ending his yearly allergic attacks.
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Equipose Likely For Santa Anita Handicap Field
Five top horses Equipose Twenty Grand Cavalcade Discovery Head Play are in training for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap on February 23 in California. The race is set to crown the champion of champions and pairs racing idols of past and present.
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Doctor Declares Nudism Unhealthy in Africa
Boston report on Dr Heazie Markham from Donti West Africa stating that lack of clothing causes illness. He cites pneumonia chest diseases as leading killers after malaria and notes Christians are cleaner healthier and better clothed and housed than non Christians.
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Two Held in Canyon Car Theft Case
Homer Orr and Jack Staney of Junction City Kansas are jailed in Canyon awaiting charges of car theft. Patrolman Wayne McCormick arrested them early Sunday after recovering a car reported stolen in Augusta. This marks a second recovered automobile in two weeks with McCormick arresting the drivers in both cases.
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Big Ten Trio Tops Standings With Unbeaten Marks
Chicago November 5 Three Big Ten teams Minnesota Illinois and Purdue sit unbeaten and untied as they head toward possible shared Western Conference title Michigan's absence leaves tight race Minnesota defeated Michigan 34 to 0 and Ohio State 14 to 13 Illinois edged Michigan 7 to 6 and Ohio State 14 to 13 Purdue holds 26 to 20 over Chicago and 14 to 0 over Wisconsin.
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Southwest Grid Calendar Touchdowns and Players Listed
Saturday scoring notes show touchdowns by Metzler with Rice Wallace with Rice Friedman with Rice Lawrence two for Texas Christian Rough for Texas Christian Montgomery Texas Christian McCall Texas Christian Wilson for Southern Methodist Wray two for Baylor Coates Texas P Rucker Arkansas Thompson Texas A and M Pointe from placement Man four for Texas Christian Orr Southern Methodist Madlock Texas Geiser Arkansas Thompson Texas A Sylvester two for Rice Atkina Rice with x Conference games noted.
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Notable college football plays spark late rallies
Roger Leverton of Richmond ran 18 yards for a touchdown and passed to George Lacy for another late in the game to beat Georgetown. Mike Nicksick of Pittsburgh tallied twice against Notre Dame, including a 55 yard score. Regis Monahan of Ohio State booted six points after touchdowns in a rout of Western Reserve. Maurice Van Vliet of Oregon sprinted 61 yards for the winning TD after his pass started the first scoring play. Julius Alfonse of Minnesota made a 16 yard TD run against Michigan. Dick Plasman of Vanderbilt blocked a kick to set up a touchdown and then converted, helping beat George Washington 7 6. Frank Sobrero of Santa Clara scored twice in a 13 and 47 yard effort against California. Ralph Semerad of Union tallied 24 points in a 30 31 victory over Williams with three touchdowns and conversions. Bobby Grayson of Stanford gained 129 yards from scrimmage and scored twice against USC.
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Roosevelt and Roosevelt era sports mix in Parade notes
A wrap of figures and opinions from the sports world. Maxie Rosenbloom comments on Johnny Miller as a possible 175 pound contender while tidbits recall Rose Bowl plays, Princeton football unity, and notable sports figures like Ted Meredith Lou Little and Frankie Frisch. Mentions political crossover with Col by Ruppert and Gehrig in Yankee Stadium.
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Crucial Games Ahead for Leaders
The Associated Press previews a pivotal week in college football with top teams like Stanford Rice Navy Michigan State Alabama and Illinois set to clash across conferences. Key showdowns include Stanford versus Washington Arkansas versus Rice and Army versus Harvard while Michigan State meets Syracuse and Illinois faces Northwestern.
Americans Again Win in Net Meet
A Texas team defeated Mexico for the second straight year in the President Abelardo Rodriguez trophy contest in Mexico City. Final score 4 10 to 7 in matches with Pfeiffer clinching the victory by beating Octavio Martinez 5-7 6-1 6-4. Esteban Reyes beat Bob Ryan 3-6 6-3 6-4 and Tapia with Mestre won 7-5 over Westens and Williams.
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Babe Ruth Leads Braves on Tokyo Barnstorming Tour
Meiji Stadium drew 65 000 as U S baseball stars trounced Nippon all stars 5 1 and Tokyo 17 1 in back to back games. Earl Averill and Lou Gehrig powered the offense with two and one homers while Babe Ruth gathered a single walk and two routine outs amid a roaring crowd.
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Wilson Leads Southwest Scoring With 42 Points
Robert Wilson of Southern Methodist scored one touchdown at Texas, boosting his Southwest Conference scoring pace to 42 points to hold the lead. Texas Christian’s Jim Lawrence sits second with 36 points.
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New Leader Art Strutt Tops National Scoring List
Art Strutt of Duquesne has taken command of the national individual scoring race. The Associated Press provides a sectional breakdown with leaders from major conferences including Big Ten Minnesota, Pacific, Stanford, and Missouri Valley. Other top names include Iowa State, Duke, and Southeastern powers among the leading scorers.
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McGugin Rates Lee as Key Grid Strategy
Vanderbilt coach Dan McGugin praises the Robert E Lee system of football, comparing Lee’s battlefield tactics to modern play. He notes teams need at least 30 players, stresses a first-strike advantage, and predicts the lateral pass will grow with faster runners and better receivers.
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Rice Owls Hover Near Grid Title
Rice Institute looks to secure the Southwest Conference crown as they prep for four conference games. Analysts name SMU and Texas as key threats, while Arkansas looms in a homecoming clash that could reshape the standings. Texas and Baylor also rest atop the docket as coaches weigh risks and rewards. Port-au-Prince swifts circle a fast plane, a distant unrelated note.
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Undefeated College Teams Trimmed By AP Weekend
New York Nov 5 Ten teams lost their perfect records as the nation’s undefeated and untied football squads were reduced to 22. The Associated Press list of still perfect programs reflects week’s results and standings.
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Gus Moreland Captures Mexican Amateur Golf Title
Gus Moreland of Dallas former Walker Cup player won the Mexican Amateur Championship after 36 holes of match play defeating Percy Difford who had held the crown for five years. Moreland rallied from one down after the first 18 to win on the final hole. Mrs Peggy Chandler of Dallas retained the women's title.
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