Yannigans Meet Plainview B Team At Butler Field
The Amarillo Yannigans host Plainview B tonight at Butler Field for an 7:30 kickoff. Yannigans sport a 3 1 3 record after seven games, while Plainview B sits at 0 5 as they seek their first win of the season. Admittance is 10 cents for students and 25 cents for adults.
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Frankie Hill Beats Banaski in Main Event at Armory
Frankie Hill defeated Joe Banaski by taking the first and third falls in a decisive main event at the National Guard Armory. Hill announced he will face Danny MeeShain next Thursday night, aiming for a title run. Banaski secured the second fall with a pile-driver, while Hill’s backdrop in the final frame sealed the victory. Larry Tillman and Leo Jensen battled to a 30 minute draw, and Jack Natzworthy and Don Carver opened the show.
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Jack Natzworthy
Don Carver
Texas Hounds First Frank Guernsey Wins In Arkansas Tourney
Frank Guernsey of Orlando defeats Jaime Duvall Pujol in the Argentine tennis championships singles final 5-7 6-0 6-3 6-0 and later teams with Don McNeill to win the doubles 6-2 6-0 9-7 in Buenos Aires. In Prescott Arkansas the Arkansas State Fox Hunters Association closes its sixth annual hunt with Scott of Waskom and Sambo of Waskom leading in general average and hunting score.
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H. H. Vaughan
Waskom
Tex
Sambo
Sam Adkison
First Reunion in 43 Years Draws Stong Family
Mrs. Harry T. Stong and her three brothers held their first reunion in 43 years in Boise. The brothers came from St. Petersburg Florida Ruth Nevada and Aberdeen Washington, gathering from widely scattered military service.
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Wilbur Hutton
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Chiries Hutton
Aberdeen
Wash
Safeguard School Buses with Flagman Crossing Rule
The Oregon State Superintendent of Public Instruction orders a flagman at every railroad crossing in the state. School bus riders themselves will dismount at crossings and wave the bus through to improve safety.
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Reach
District Champions Torn by Conference Losses in Texas Football
District champions face a tough race with ten already beaten in conference play and three eliminated. The piece lists districts and teams such as Filectra, Waco, Austin, and Amarillo, detailing wins and losses as playoff chances shrink. It notes the week’s 50 games, 41 conference, and district matchups including Amarillo–Plainview and El Paso High projections.
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Dallas
Filectra
Waco
Austin
Houston
Sweetwater
Sulphur Springs
Breckenridge
Nacogdoches
South Park
Beaumont
Brownsville
Amarillo
Lubbock
el Paso
Sherman
Paris
Masonic
Woodrow Wilson
Dallast
Tyler
Longview
Kilgore
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
Wichita Falls
Electra
Burkburnett
Childress
Graham
Quanah
Olney
Vernon
San Angelo
Big Spring
Odessa
Midland
Lamesa
Bowie
Gladewater
Marshall
Texarkana
Jacksonville
Henderson
Athens
Palestine
Lufkin
Sam Houston Houston
Milby
San Jacinto
Reagan
Jeff Davis
Goose Creek
Galveston
Corree
Port Arthur
Kerrville
Jefferson
San Antonio
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Beeville
Robstown
Kingsville
Edinburg
Harlingen
San, Benito
Fl Paso
Adamson
Ysleta
Las Cruces
N. M
Birdville
Mineral Wells
Liberty
Orange
Mission
McAllen
San Antonio Tech
Burbank
College and pro sports odds mix with political chatter
A collage of sports chatter and betting odds runs through the item with references to Alva Bradley rushing to New York, Harvard and Penn football, Tennessee talent from Knoxville, Arkansas vs Rice in Fayetteville, and SMU vs Texas A&M. Also notes Mel Ott at the Polo Grounds, autograph picks, and drought impact in Colombia.
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Bob Neyland
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Mel Ott
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Dorais Switches to Press Box for Titans Game
Coach Gus Dorais will watch the University of Detroit football game from the press box against Texas Christian University on Saturday. He will relay signals to on‑field coach Bud Boeringer by telephone to improve offense and defense.
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Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Titans
Texas Christian University
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Texas Tech Prepares for Centenary Wake Forest and St Louis Games
Texas Tech's Red Raiders, 5-0, resume practice after a 61 14 win over Miami and face Centenary College on Monday in Lubbock. They then play Wake Forest in the homecoming game and travel to St Louis University on November 21. Walter Webster may miss Centenary game, with Charlie Dvoracek ready.
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Cotton” Barnes
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Army Officer and Old Mare Win Bowman Cup at National Horse Show
Captain David Wagstaff Jr. of Fort Myer Virginia rode the chestnut mare Enterprise to a flawless ride over 11 jumps securing the Bowman challenge cup for the United States. He outjumped cavalry teams from Cuba, Mexico, and Chile and other U S Army riders and police entrants before a crowd of 10 000 at Madison Square Garden.
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United States
David Wagstaff, Jr
Fort Myer
Enterprise
Cuba
Mexico
Chile
U.S Army
New York City
Madison Square Garden
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