Sandies Boost Confidence Ahead of Plainview Clash
Spirit and improved health lift Butler Field practice as Sandies prep for Friday’s Plainview bout. Coach Lynch and T. G. Hull oversee a hard drill with Stanley Mauldin back from an ankle injury and Bill Thompson near top form. Players leave satisfied with work and wary of the foe.
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Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Butler Field
Golden Sandies
Plainview
Sandies
Stanley Mauldin
Borger Bulldogs
Bill Thompson
Sandie
Plainview Invaders
Texas A and M to Meet West Point in 1943 Grid Game
Texas A and M College officials announced plans for a 1943 football game against West Point in New York City. Dean J. Kyle, chairman of the athletic council, said only the 1943 event was agreed, though additional games between the two service academies might follow.
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College Station
Agelea
West Point
New York City
Dean FB. J. Kyle
Corncl
New York
Kyle
Roy
Charlie Brickley
Percy Haughton
Brickley
Cotton Bowl Plan in Throes of Big Hitch
Dallas reports a new Cotton Bowl plan for the January 2 game facing a setback as J Curtis Sanford who staged the event resists handing control to the new organization until assured of terms and cooperation. The dispute centers on leadership and promotion of the football attraction in Dallas.
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Dallas
J. Curtis Sanford
Cotton Bowl Lease Seen Tied to Conference Cooperation
The Southwest Conference will participate as Dallas News reports Sanford agreed to transfer the Cotton Bowl Stadium lease to the athletic directorate. His promise hinges on full cooperation from the conference.
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Dallas News
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Cotton Bowl Stadium
Brownsville Player Found Ineligible Forfeit Reverses Win
HARLINGEN November 9 Brownsville High School a football power in District 18 of the Texas Interscholastic League forfeited a game it had won 82 0 after a district committee found an ineligible player had appeared in the match against San Benito on October 14 The Eagles stay tied for the lead with two wins and one defeat alongside San Benito and McAllen with the San Benito game the only one where the ineligible player played.
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Brownsvill High School
San Benito
Brownaville
Eagles
McAlion
Football Battle Echoes War Like Gridiron Skirmishes
Grantland Rice reflects on football's brutal realities and notes Pitt and Fordham suffered bruising losses after tough, pennant battles. He compares invincibility myths to the weariness seen in boxing's heavyweight scene and highlights the grind behind perfect kicks and training.
Revolution in Baseball Sets Up New Deals
Baseball managers shift to lower salaries as clubs replace big-name pil os with steady hires. Ray Blades, Fred Haney, Del Baker, Dec Prothro, Leo Durocher among new bosses, while stars like Babe Ruth face reduced roles. Estimated salary savings reach at least 25000 across clubs. The article also notes a separate profile of Charley Yates, British amateur golf champion, balancing banking career with golf duties and defends the cup.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
del Baker
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Dec Prothro
Philadelphia Nationals
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Durocher
Frankie Frisch
Mickey Cochrane
Gabby Street
Burleigh Grimes
Jimmy Wilson
Charley Grimm
Babe Ruth
Grimes
Henry McLemore
United Press
Atlanta
Jeeter Lester
Tobacco Road
Charlie Yates
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Banker Yates
Saint Andrews
Charley
Troon
Bobby Jones
Yates
Liverpool
Charlie
Scotland
Oakmont
Bobby
Texas to Start Replacements Against TCU In Worth Battle
Texas coach announced shifted lineup with Park Myers at left tackle and Shelby Buck at left end in place of injured Mike Sweeney for the game against Texas Christian University in Fort Worth on Saturday.
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Austin
Tex
P—Park Myers
Texas
Aption
Shelby Buck
Mike Sweeney
Texas University
Texas Christian University
Piet Worth
U. T
Society gamblers hunted by Scotland Yard raid
London police pursue a group of young socialites who earn substantial sums from secret gambling parties. The gatherings feature wealthy players wagering large sums while the organizers take a 30 percent cut. parties are not repeated at the same place.
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London
Scotland Yard
Frogs Ready for Texas Showdown With Key Returnees
Texas Christian University aims to defend its No. 1 ranking as several injured players return. Veterans Bob Cook I B Hale Johnny Hall and Forrest Kline reported ready to start against Texas after being back in uniform. Harvest moon note appears as unrelated trivia.
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Tex
U.P
Texas Christian University
Texas
Bob Cook
I. B. Hale
Johnny Hall
Forrest Kline
Boxing rankings jumble amid welterweight lightweights confusion
The New York State Athletic Commission places Fred Apostoli atop, after stopp ing Freddy Steele before Steele fell to Al Hostak, who was defeated by Krieger. Armstrong holds welterweight and lightweight titles, with the Garcia bout postponed. Archibald is featherweight champion while Escobar remains bantamweight king amid title disputes and over‑weight losses.
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Joe Louis
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John Henry Lewis
Tommy Farr
Lou Nova
Gunnar Barland
Nova
Bob Pastor
Max Baer
Farr
Max
Lewis
Solly Krieger
New York State Athletic Commission
Fred Apostoli
Apostoli
Freddy Steele
Steele
al Hostak
Krieger
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Joey Archibald
Sixto Escobar
Canadian Golfer in Lead Over Snead
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia November 9 A 127 pound Canadian veteran leads a field of 80 including Sammy Snead the home pro as the second round of the $3 000 72 hole White Sulphur Open Golf tournament begins Jules Huot of Quebec shoots 66 with two birdies on each nine to pace the field Bob Campbell Evansville Indiana one stroke back
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W. Va
Sammy Snead
Jules Huot
Quebec
Bob Campbell
Evansville
Ind
Michigan Football Hitting Along in Front of Parades
CHICAGO November 9 Michigan's football fortunes rise on team spirit speedy backs and hard blockers. A Big Ten title last in 1933 and mixed results since. this week the Wolverines eye Northwestern and Ohio State as key games shaping their title chances. Meyer’s Texas Christian run ends the year strong with few late losses.
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Wolverines
H. O
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
Harry Kiple
Fritz
Northwestern
Ohio State
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