Tech's Red Raiders Protect Record Against Centenary
LUBBOCK November 14 The Red Raiders of Texas Tech clash with Centenary College at home as Tech seeks to preserve an unbeaten record while Centenary aims to topple the Texans for the first time in four meetings. Crowd of 11 000 forecast for Armistice battle kickoff at 2 30 P M Coach Jake Hanna said Centenary comes in from Shreveport La on a recent 19 14 win over Washington University Texas Tech carries five wins and one tie while Centenary has two wins in seven contests.
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Sandies Westerners Football Tickets Go On Sale Tuesday
Tickets for the Sandies Westerners Amarillo Lubbock high school game go on sale tomorrow morning with a 10 pasteboard limit. Business Manager Wayne Middleton will issue 4,000 tickets at 7:50 am at Maxer Drug Fisk Building and at Lubbock the same time. The game is in Lubbock on November 21, Franksgiving Day.
Old Man Mose Keeps Coaching Rebels In Texas Standoff
In San Antonio Navy notes a Saturday game between St. Mary’s and Oklahoma City University where coaches Mose Simms and Os Doenges ignored standard play calling. They both acted as quarterbacks on the field, 12 men lined up, and the result ended in a 6 to 6 draw with Simms emerging as the icon-breaker.
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Kimbrough Dominates Aggies in Rough 1930s Shootout
John Kimbrough's 222 pound frame bulldozed through Southern Methodist University as he scored the go ahead touchdown and powered the Texas A&M Aggies to a win. The crowd saw a standout performance framed by comparisons to Olympic feats and historic races. Only 482 of the Philippines islands exceed one square mile, and 2 441 have names.
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Standout Trio Near Titles in College Football Race
New York reports the Big Three in college football are Minnesota Stanford and Texas A and M as they win key games. Minnesota beat Michigan 7-6 on a soggy field, Stanford rallied to a 20-10 win over Washington, and Texas A and M defeated SMU 10-7.
Four Sons Join Guard To Show Father's Thanks
Four brothers Roy Richard Romero and Dick have enlisted in the National Guard to honor their father Eugene Rios a naturalized citizen who came from Mexico at age five. Rios credited Arizona and America with many advantages and said his sons should join to show appreciation.
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Amarillo and Plainview Clash in Armistice Day Showdown
Armistice Day gridiron clash at Butler Field features undefeated Amarillo Golden Sandstorm versus Plainview Bulldogs. Both teams seek district one Class AA supremacy, each riding multiple wins and a pivotal conference test weighs heavy on the outcome.
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Mysterious Cleveland manager linked to Billy Meyer chatter
The column debates who the third man in the Cleveland managerial picture could be, with Billy Meyer of Kansas City as a subject of speculation. Other notes touch on Scalzo's upcoming fights, Bowl game favorites, Dodgers’ finances under Larry MacPhail, and various college football opinions.
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Utah Dominates Wyoming to Lead Big Seven Race
Utah built a 21-0 lead before routing Wyoming 34-7 in a Big Seven showdown. The Utes then handled Oregon State and Washington State in succession, extending their early conference momentum.
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Tulsa Kegler Tops In Bowling Tourney A Singles
Tulsa bowler Fred Borgwald surged to first in Class A singles with a 655 series in the Globe News Panhandle Open. Lawton’s M Hoff man followed with 636 and Tulsa’s R Dunbar held third with 625 while Albuquerque’s Al Cochran led earlier play.
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Amarillo Sandies Face Toughest Test Yet At Home
Amarillo hosts Pampa as a key league test while Texas Tech welcomes Centenary and Amarillo’s football hopes hinge on a possible 20 to 13 win over Plainview. State Theatre screens weekly grid features sponsored by Chevrolet as West Texas State readies for Saint Marys Oklahoma City.
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Rice Suffers in Cage Drill
Houston Nov 14 The Rice Institute Owls faced a setback in the first basketball scrimmage of the practice season as captain Placido Gomez broke a bone in his foot. Gomez is among seven lettermen returning to coach Buster Brannon and will miss early action.
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Aged Shooter Eyes Future
Forest McNeil, renowned North American trapshooter and Houston architect, at 57 shows peak form with 57 years of shooting. He won the Grand American clay target championship at Vandalia, aided by a remarkable comeback after a two story fall. He earned a Carnegie Medal for lifesaving in 1910 and was on the 1920 Olympic team.
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