Undefeated Notre Dame Minnesota and Illinois Lead MidWest Football Standings
Notre Dame Minnesota and Illinois remain undefeated in the 1927 midwest football race entering the final fortnight. Illinois beat Iowa 14 to 0 while Minnesota and Notre Dame fought to a 7 7 tie. Michigan defeated Chicago 14 to 0 as Ohio State lost 20 to 0 to Princeton. Wisconsin topped Grinnell 20 to 2.
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United Press
Chicago
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Illinois
Middlewest
Iowa
Ichigan
SWF
Harvard
Northwestern
Ohio State
Princeton
Indiana
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Grinnell
Valley race enters final stretch with Huskers and Tigers leading
In a season nearing completion, Nebraska tops Kansas 47 to 18 while Missouri overwhelms West Virginia. Iowa State beats Drake by one touchdown. Oklahoma defeats Washington 28 to 7. Texas A and M seals Southwestern Conference with 29 to 14 over Southern Methodical. Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt tie 0 to 0. Tulane and Auburn 6 to 6. Tennessee crushes Sewanee 82 to 12. Alabama beats Kentucky 21 to 6. Georgia defeats Florida 24 to 0. Mississippi edges LSU 12 to 7.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
West Virginia
Iowa State
Drake
Oklahoma
Washington
Texas A. & M
Southern Methodial University
Texasx
Baylor
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Auburn
Tennessee
Sewanee
Alabama
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Fight fiasco blamed at promoter and Dundee
Los Angeles, Nov 7. Officials prepared to assign blame for the fight fiasco after Joe Dundee refused to fight Ace Hodkins over missing payment. About 25,000 fans were left disappointed when Dundee did not appear. Promoter Dick Donald and Dundee's manager Max Waxman were to face charges of false advertising, with a court date to be set, as the California boxing commission weighs negligence in handling the event.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Dundee
Ace Hodkins
Dugdee
Dick Donald
Dundee
Max Waxman
California Boxing Commission
Wheth
Oil Well Supply Co. appoints receiver in Parks case
Henry Riley, Amarillo receiver, appointed in Carson County Texas district court to manage oil and gas leasehold estates and related properties of J T Parks. Liens or debts against the receiver’s property must be filed within sixty days. First publication October 31 1927 in Amarillo Daily News.
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OIL Well Supply Company
J. T. Parks
Carson County
Texas
84Th Judicial District
New. Willis
Henry Riley
Amarillo
G. N. Roy Co
Cerson County
G.N. Ry. Co
Gray County
Ama
Daily News
Doebler Dominates On Field For Golden Sand Storm
Fullback Doebler plays a versatile role as ball toter punter and pass blocker for the Golden Sand storm squad. He disrupts opponents by blocking or intercepting passes and has been one of the most consistent players in this duty.
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Doebler
Golden Sandstorm
Six teams vie for Mountain conference title after key wins
Six Rocky Mountain football squads remain in the hunt with one loss each as Colorado university edged Colorado College and Colorado Aggies beat Utah Farmers. Denver University leads despite a defeat while Colorado State Teachers and Mines look to improve. Big crowds witnessed Boulder homecoming with Dutch Clark narrowly failing to score. The week features Denver versus Colorado Aggies in a pivotal matchup.
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United Press
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Colo
Rocky Mountain
Colorado University
Colorado College
Colorado Aggies
Western Slope
Utah Farmers
Tiger
Boulder
Wiseacres
Harry Hughes
C. C
C. U
Denver University
Pioneers
Clark
Colorado State
Mines
Utah
Colorado Miners
Tigers
Western State
Tah Aggies
Dempsey buying Garden stock
Jack Dempsey to become a major stockholder in Tex Rickard's Madison Square Garden after investing 150000 dollars through a Wall Street broker. He called the potential deal a great investment and expected it to be consummated today in New York.
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United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Wall Street
Mexican Accused of Murder Commits Suicide in Jail
Jose Vasquez Prada, a Mexican clerk accused of murdering David Fay Fisher in Guadalajara weeks earlier, killed himself in his cell. The state department was notified by the American consulate. Mexican authorities found no motive established for the Fisher killing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jose Vasquez Prada
David Fay Fisher
Philadelphia
Guadalajara
State Department
Fisher
Winter basketball opens in Amarillo with double headers
The City Basketball league starts its twice weekly schedule at the Central Presbyterian church tonight with eight teams. Clements Young meets Prairie Oil and Gas fire while Central Presbyterian church plays Santa Fe. Games begin at 7 30 p m on Mondays and Saturdays as public interest grows.
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Amarillo
City Basketball
Presbyterian Church
Clements- Young
Prairie Oil and Gas
Central Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe
Kopecky to Meet Dutch Flat On Armistice Night Card
Dutch Mantell and Joe Kopecky renew hostilities next Friday in a wrestling card at the Armory on Fifth and Adams streets. Kopecky, weighing 154 pounds for parity with the crafty Dutchman, aims to humiliate the welter leader as fans look on.
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Dutch Mantell
Joe Kopecky
Yaqui Joe
Mantell
Kopecky
Elmer Guthrie
Guthrie
Fifth and
Adams Streets
Bears Still Lead Pro Gridiron Standings After Week
Chicago Bears remain undefeated after four wins and no losses in the American Professional Football League. Providence Steam Rollers held them to a scoreless tie, while Green Bay and Chicago Cardinals also battled to a 6-6 draw. Other scores include Pottsville 9 Frankford 0 and New York Giants 21 Duluth Eskimos 0.
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United Press
Chicago
Providence Steam Rollers
Chicago Bears
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Pottsville
Frankford
Cleveland
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Duluth Eskimos
Dashing Halfback Shrugs Off Plainview Rally
A youth standout for Sandy at Plainview wowed fans with end runs and a 40 yard touchdown run in the opening minutes. Gibson is likely to be used at Vernon and could trouble the Lion defense with his speed and versatility on offense.
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Plainview
Gibson
Vernon
Lion
National Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
Horses valued at millions will be exhibited as the National Horse Show opens its forty second annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Tex Rickard, promoter, in Boston today discussed arena plans with local investors and possible new gardens in Chicago. In Kansas City, Larry Cappo faces Leo Wax in a ten round welterweight bout as part of the Italian American club event. The Victor plans a future bout with Sammy Baker in Convention Hall on November 15.
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United Press
New York
National Horse Show
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Boston
Kansas City
Larry Cappo
Leo Wax
Australia
Sammy Baker
Vernon Trip Train Ticket Drive Seeks 150 Purchases
The community anticipates a special train to Vernon for a game, with 150 tickets needed by next Wednesday evening. High school pep squad holds 100 tickets and the band awaits funds. American Legion donated 15 dollars, The Globe News sponsors a $4.70 rate train leaving Friday at 7 AM and returning after the 3 PM game.
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Vernon
American Legion
The
Globe News
Logan fined for Channel case testimony in London
Dr. Dorothy Coch rane Logan and trainer Horace Carey were fined for perjury after admitting false claims about swimming the English Channel. The case, initiated by News of the World, drew a crowded Mansion House court as the Lord Mayor presided.
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United Peers
London
Dorothy Cochrane Logan
Mansion House
Horace Carey
Miss Logan
Gertrude Ederle
City of London
Dr. Logan
I, Logan and
Carey
Woman Beaten and Robbed in Alpine Home Invasion
In Alpine a woman identified as T. Mra. T. A. Walt was beaten unconscious inside her home and robbed of about $140 in cash and several diamonds. The assailant struck as she entered and switched on a light, then attacked.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Nov. T.mra
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