Pampa Harvesters Invite Shot At Golden Sandies In District Showdown
Pampa Harvesters and Golden Sandies are nearly evenly matched in weight with the Harvester line showing a slight edge at tackle. The Saturday game at Butler Field in Pampa kicks off at 2:30 PM with a special train from Amarillo aiding fans and a $1.10 round trip fare.
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Howard Lynch
Golden Sandies
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Post Season Games Barred in Big Ten
CHICAGO November 8 Major John L. Griffith Big Ten commissioner announces that Michigan Purdue and all conference teams are eliminated from Rose Bowl consideration. The faculty representatives voted last May to keep the rule prohibiting post season games unchanged with little chance of discussion at the next meetings.
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U.P
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Purdue
Big Ten
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Calif
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Sooners Aim to Break Missouri Jinx in Critical Big Six Clash
Oklahoma prepares to travel to Columbia to face Missouri in the 24th Oklahoma Missouri game. The Sooners, aiming to avenge last year’s 14 to 6 home defeat, seek a third Big Six win and likely third place in the conference with further impact if they beat Kansas State next week.
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Norman
Missouri
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Columbia
Frank Carideo
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Sooners
Kansas
Lewie Hardege
Kansas State
Manhattan
Caterpillars Build Large Web Nests in Trees
Caterpillars form extensive silk nests in trees and shrubs, harming foliage as they multiply. Early control advised by spraying nests with a control oil to limit damage.
Pair Tied For Lead In Billiard Tourney
George Kelly of Philadelphia and Eddie Sayers of Oakland moved into a tie for first in the national pocket billiard championship. Each had five wins and one loss as Charles Seaback fell to a second place tie after losing to Charles Summerell. Kelly beat Marcel Camp and Sayers beat Harry Wood to rise to the front as the tournament nears closing next Monday.
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Minneapolis
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Eddie Sayers
Oakland
Calif
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
William Mosconi
Charles Summerell
Little Rock
Ark
Boxing Results From AP Card Across Cities
In Sioux Falls Johnny Stanton and Sherald Kennard won decisions over Jimmy Murray and Ray Cossette respectively. Al Paul beat Ray Hofer, Bud Glover and Harry Larson fought to a draw. In Los Angeles Eddie Shea outpointed Baby Arizmendi, Gene Espinosa stopped Johnny Gonzales, and Nash Garrison halted Kermit Thompson. Peter Schulz of Dinuba noted as pioneer with 195 descendants.
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Sioux Falls
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Jimmy Murray
Rockford
Ill
Sherald Kennard
Fargo
Ray Cossette
al Paul
Sioux City
Ray Hofer
Onida
Bud Glover
Harry Larson
Staples
Drew
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
D. C
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Gene Espinosa
Johnny Gonzales
San Jose
Calif
Nash Garrison
Kermit, Thompson
Oakland
Seattle
Harry
Tarzan” Thomas
K. O. Christner
Akron
Passing Will Be Featured in Mustangs Aggies Tilt
Special to The Globe reports Texas A&M faces SMU in a clash billed for heavy passing. SMU, led by Ray Morrison, relies on aerials while A&M leans on long passes from ends Murray Robertson and Fuqua Smith. Odell Fowler may return for A&M as rain and a soggy field hindered practice.
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Kyle Field
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Mustangs
Ray Morrison
Aggies
University of Texas Longhorns
Aggieland
Ray Murray
Pete” Robertson
Ray Fuqua
Louie Smith
Flach
Bob Wilson
J. R. Smith
Jakie Gore
Bull Couser
Cliff Domingue
Odell
Muggins
Centenary
College grid chatter and pro notes from New York
Navy and college football round up with Andy Kerr remarks on off tackle plays. Cy Crane's 56 points match Yale's season total. Gus Dorias praised by Notre Dame's Jess Harper. Detroit’s 12 for 22 passes for 290 yards against Holy Cross. Giants vs Braves benefits Memorial Fund and Eastern pro title. Sid Luckman eyed by West Point. Fordham favored over Oregon State. Purdue vs Notre Dame set.
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Colgate
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Ellis Shannong
Auburn
Hanchow
Wally Steffens
Carnegie Tech
Adam Walsh
Jess Harper
Gus Dorias
Detroit
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Princeton
Haggin
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Boston Braves
Frank Canvanaugh
Fordham
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Sid Luckman
Erasmus
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Chris Cagle
Sid
St. Mary's
Oregon State
Trojans
U. S
Noble Kizer
Hank Anderson
Purdue Boilermakers
Rip Miller
Army
Navy
Columbia
Dallas Steers Move to Baton Rouge for Spring Training
Dallas Steers of the Texas Baseball League will relocate to Baton Rouge Louisiana for their 1934 spring training. Business Manager Bob Tarleton announced the move last night with pre season practice dates still undecided. The team seeks practice games with the Washington Senators in Biloxi and the Cleveland Indians in New Orleans, plus the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Duquesne's Layden Builds Eight Victory Dukes Into Eastern Threat
New York November 8 Elmer Layden coach of Duquesne University has developed a strong eight game winning Duke team rated among the East's best. Duquesne defeated Detroit Washington Jefferson Bucknell Western Maryland and West Virginia and now faces Pitt in a likely tough matchup. Pitt's streak against Eastern rivals under Jock Sutherland stands at 24 straight wins since 1928. Army Harvard Yale series noted with Army's recent dominance. Also mentions Istambol the Turkish name for Constantinople and a 1933 crop forecast for California plus coal seam discovery in England.
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Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
Layden
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Bucknell
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Harvard
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Military Academy
Barry Wood
Weat Point
College grid notes with shifting SMU lineup
Southwestern grid notes report SMU shifting backs and linemen for a Texas A&M game at College Station. Shelly Burl is set to start in the backfield while Hack Rons and Charlie Baker move to the line as changes ripple through the Mustangs lineup.
Razorbacks Focus on Rice Test Over Texas Rivalry
Arkansas coaches stress the Rice game as the key matchup before a Houston showdown. They note Rice’s senior college roster and recent strong scrimmage against Santa Clara, emphasize Rice’s fumbling woes, and prepare to counter Notre Dame shifting plays. The squad expects a tough battle after days of practice and injury updates.
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Ark
University of Arkansas
Big Rice Institute
Houston
Ralph Laforge
Pred Thompson
Jack Meagher
Rice Institute
Leche Sylvester
Santa Clara
Owls
Texas
Rice
Fred Thomson
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Arkansas
Austin
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Thomsen
Notre Dame
Bruce Cowling
Mark Sherland
Dallas
UT football full strength ready for Baylor clash
Johnny Kitchen and Dan Harston played fullback together yesterday as UT prepared for Baylor. Charley Johnston and Charley Coates, hurt in the recent fracas, are back in workouts. Johnston may see limited action. Hilliard and Arnold are fit for the full game if needed. In Paris, a balloon named M Montgolfier will mark the 150th anniversary of Montgolfier ascent.
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Dan Harston
Harston
Austin
University of Texas
Baylor
Charley Johnston
Charley Coates
Johnston
John Hilliard
Jay Arnold
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