Amarillo High Protest League Rule In High School Grid
Amarillo High plans a protest with UIL head Roy Henderson over allowing Vernon Wichita Falls and Electra to start after ineligible status. Plainview and Quanah join the protest as WA McIntosh tours Plainview records finding them correct. McIntosh laments Plainview’s delay to November 21 but supports proper records handling.
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Wichita Falls
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Jectra
McIntosh
Plainview Protests League Ruling In Championship Bid
Plainview High files protest with the Interscholastic League of Texas over allowing Vernon Wichita Falls and Electra to replay games for eligibility. Plainview, undefeated this season, argues rules must be enforced and the district title decision must come by November 14, with a potential rematch set for November 21.
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Wichita Falls
Electra
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Plainview High School
Lubbock Matadors Train Fans for Armistice Day Game
A special Av alanche Matador train departs Lubbock for Abilene to back the Texas Technological College team in a key Armistice Day clash with Abilene Christian college. The undefeated Matadors face crucial tests ahead against Howard Payne, Brownwood, West Texas Teachers Canyon, and a Thanksgiving showdown with WT Teachers.
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1925 Football Captains Highlight Top backs
1925 football captains spotlight Eddie Tyron of Colgate and Ed Weir of Nebraska. Tyron, praised by Penn coach Lou Young, starred for four years and tallied 74 points in early games this season. Weir, a Nebraska captain, anchored the line and added speed in hurdling victory, shaping a standout defensive unit.
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Sevral
Hampton Institution
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Army
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Ed Weir
Nebraska
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Reds
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Taylor
Tactless Texan Seeks Rest and Family Time
The columnist plans a short break using advertiser permission while staying in town to spend time with family and learn more about his children. He recalls a recent hold up at The Mission and a gunpoint incident, noting a small financial recovery. Multiple light anecdotes follow about Paul Sewell, Irish storytellers, a dead horse ruse, castor oil, and a golf ball accident involving a Scotch man.
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Paul Sewell
Amarillo and Miami War riors clash in Armistice Day game
Amarillo hosts the Miami Warriors at Bivins Stadium at 2:30 PM in a Class B high school football matchup as part of the Armistice Day program. The visiting team carries a strong season record and recent 13 to 0 loss to Memphis. Admission ranges 25, 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Miami Warriors
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Electra
Warriors
Memphis
The Ball He Waited for in the Operating Room
A Scotchman hovered outside an operating room during surgery. He appeared nervous, asking about Sousa's Band tickets. A surgeon explained he was waiting for his ball, amid Armistice Day ads and Hanson Post American Legion theater notices.
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