Horned Frogs Honor Dutch Meyer With Five Minute Ceremony
Texas Christian University will honor Coach Dutch Meyer in a five minute pre game ceremony before the TCU Texas tilt. The event features speaker Amon G. Carter and Roy G. Tomlinson directing the dedicatory program. Meyer, a 1917 freshman, rose to fame as coach and player across basketball base ball and football, guiding the Horned Frogs to Sugar and Cotton Bowls and a top ranked 1938 squad.
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Tcu-Texas Tilt
Fort Worth
Leo R. Meyer
Waco
Texas Christian University
Dutch Meyer
T. C. U. Texas
Roy G. Tomlinson
T. C. U. Alumni and
Ex-Students’ Association
Horned Frogs
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Frogs
Marquette
Texas
Rice
Bowling Crows Rate Poleon Ivy Berries For Spreach
A quirky note describes bowling crows enjoying poleon ivy berries and rating the berries to aid plant spread. The fragment hints at a playful natural observation without clear context or date.
Nemanic Outlasts Mar Allah in Grapple War
Johnny Nemanic staged a dramatic three fall victory over Sheik Mar Allah in the main event at the armory. He bounced back from an arm lock in the first fall to win the second with the pump handle and sealed the win after nose-mashing provoked an enraged finale. Joe Banaski defeated Gust Johnson in the semi windup with the alligator clutch as Scotty Williams and Blacksmith Pedigo fought to a 20 minute draw in the curtain-raiser.
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Sheik Mar Allah
the Armory
Johnny
Nemanic
Joe Banaski
Gust Johnson
Banaski
Johnson
Scotty Williams
Blacksmith Pedigo
Forty-Seven Games On Highs' Schedule
Forty seven games are listed for today and tonight with three more tomorrow in the Texas schoolboy football race shaping a decisive season. Five games were played last night including Brackenridge San Antonio over San Antonio Tech 40 0 and Sam Houston over Milly 16 in Houston districts. Pharr San Juan Alamo eliminated Mer ced en from the pace in District 16 with a 12 0 win. Nonconference clashes saw Bryan District 41 defeat Poly Fort Worth 21 20 and Lamar Houston District defeat Kirwin Galveston 31 4.
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Brackenridge
San Antonio
San Antonio Tech
Sam Houston
Milly
Houston
Pharr- San Juan Alamo
Merceden
Bryan
Poly
Fort Worth
Lamar
Kirwin
Galveston
Maverick Club PeeWee team wins 9 6 over Sanborn Schon PeeWees
The Maverick Club PeeWee football squad defeated the Sanborn Schon PeeWees 9 to 6. Billy Joe Wyatt ran 30 yards for the Maverick touchdown and Donnie Sharp added the extra point. A Sanborn safety and a late 40 yard touchdown by Jimmy Mansfield provided the other scoring, with the extra point attempt failing.
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Sanborn Schon
PeeWees
Billy Joe Wyatt
Maverick
Donnie Sharp
Billy Joe Warnecke
Glen McDowell
Sanborn
Mavericks
Adrian Hughes
Bennie Osborn
Gene Rayborn
Bobby Harrison
Joe Sharp
George Batterton
Billy Hughes
Teddy Andrews
Quinton Garrison
Floyd Pitts
Conrad Kent
Lloyd Blackwell
Elmo Northarp
J. C. Rickman
Claude Farr Sanders
Dell Pugh
L. B. King
Ohio Barber at 99 Discards His Cane
Marysville report notes Nesta Freeman, a lifelong barber of 90 years, who at 99 discarded his cane. The elder Freeman, long known as a Civil War era observer, served on the obie river beat and remained a local figure in town lore.
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Ohio
Marysville
Nesta Freeman
Maryn
Harber
Freeman
Armistice Day Tilt Finds TCU Below Par for Texas Game
Texas Christian University the Horned Frogs face Texas after a high ranking run, with key injuries sidelining Hale Kline and Hall. Coaches aim to rest crippled players until Rice on Nov 19 as 6,500 tickets sell for the Fort Worth showdown. Rice and SMU rebound into the undefeated conference race despite injuries and Arkansas changes.
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United Press
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Rice
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Dutch) Meyer
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Vanderbilt's Secret Prep For Tennessee Tilt
Vanderbilt football trains in secrecy for the Tennessee game with disguises and mock staffs. Coach Morrison leads in woods caves while phantom coaches and odd plays spark speculation about hidden strategies and a statue of liberty themed finish.
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United Press
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Tenn
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
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Raven
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Witches
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Armistice Day gridiron clashes across Texas and Gonzaga
Amarillo coach Lynen and Plainview coach Hilliard lead rival Golden Sandstorm and Bulldogs squads in Armistice Day clashes at Butler Field. District One title hopes ride as Borger Lamesa battle for cellar, Pampa Lubbock clash amid district context. Gonzaga coach Pecarovich faces Tech at Lubbock while winning equipment prize lore colors the scene.
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Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Plainview Bulldogs
Butler Field
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Borger
Pampa
Santa Claus
Lamesa
Lubbock
Mike J. Pecarovich
Gonzaga Bulldogs
Texas Tech Steamroller
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Shanghai
Pigg Hi
Tech
Budge’s Departure Signals Davis Cup Shift to Pro Ranks
Davis Cup play pivots as Donald Budge leaves amateur tennis to turn pro after agreeing to a January 3 match against Ellsworth Vines for $75,000. The move threatens U.S. strength as Baron von Cramm and other contenders may form new teams, leaving Australia or Germany to challenge the title.
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U. 5
New York
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Donald Budge
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Australia
Germantown Cricket Club
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von Cramm
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Uncle Sam
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Gene Mako
Raiders Set to Defeat Bulldogs in Football Outlook
A confident note on future results cites scores across Texas towns and colleges. Rivalries include Amarillo 19 over Plainview 15 and West Texas State 19 over Texas Tech 30.
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Gonzaga
West Texas State
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Rice
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Sam Snead wins White Sulphur golf title
Sam Snead won the White Sulphur tournament with 273 seven under par to take first prize of 750 dollars in the 3,000 event. He joked about a near miss on the 18th hole after a miscue noted by the umpire cost him two strokes.
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W. Va
Sam Snead
Snead
Brother and Sister Reunited After 41 Years in New York
In Hornell New York a sister Mrs. Adolph Class who came from France at 14 and her brother Theodore May who arrived at 12 were believed dead by family. They reunited after 41 years learning each other’s whereabouts in Tonawanda and Buffalo. Both had received word the other was dead.
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N. Y
UPA
Adolph Class
France
Theodore May
Buffalo
Class
Jamestown
Tonawanda
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