Razorbacks Plan To Take Some Glory From Pontes
In Chicago a heated scene erupted as Welker Cochran defeated Allen Hall 50 to 41 in 47 innings, halving midway through the world three cushion billiards round robin. Cochran leads with four straight wins while Hall’s Cincinnati dispute overshadowed the event. Arkansas coaches planned a pass heavy game plan to challenge SMU and California after focusing on a Dallas road trip and the Ponies’ aerial attack.
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Irish Still Leading As Rose Bowl Eleven
SIMMONS WINS FROM A. & I. ABILENE. The Hardin-Simmons Cowboys defeated the A. & I. Javelinas 34-0, with Tyler and Cherry scoring in the second period, Russell returning a punt 60 yards for a score, and Boutwell adding a late touchdown. Notre Dame’s Rose Bowl prospects remain strong despite a loss, as discussions center on potential eastern entrants and tough schedules for contenders like NYU, North Carolina, Syracuse, Marquette, SMU, and TCU amid final season results.
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Golf introduced to the Soviet Union sparks satirical forecast
United Press reports Leonard Macomber of Chicago introduced golf at Silver Forest Park near Moscow drawing a large crowd. The column humorously warns of harsh Soviet reaction and fictional punishment by a commissar, joking about ten year sentences and political plans.
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Moscow
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Estes, Recovering, Leaves for Clinic
Longview publisher Col. Carl Estes, ill for several days, departs for the Mayo Clinic at Rochester Minnesota for treatment. He travels with his aunt Mrs. H T Hoskins of Denison. Dr. E W Glawater accompanies him and reports Estes convalescing nicely.
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Carl Estes
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Plus Four Pants Face Bearded Bolshevik Jest
A comic note recalls a golfer failing to break a hundred after three costly shots, and a risky fashion confrontation as Macomber must unveil bright plus four attire to bearded opponents. The eccentric scene hints at danger if exposed in such bold garb.
Perfect Pony Passing Wins 21-0 Over UCLA in Armistice Day
SMU routed UCLA 21 to 0 before about 50,000 at Los Angeles as Bobby Wilson and Finley connected on early scores. Wilson rushed 16 times for 6.12 yards, while Shuford injured a knee and may miss future games as coach Matty Bell endured medical issues.
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Jinxed Duke Faces NC In Hunter of Luck Battle
New York reports Duke and North Carolina preparing for a pivotal clash in Durham. The outcome could hinge on R. K. Courtney of Lenoir who has tailed the Blue Devils for years, earning a reputation as a one man jinx who has yet to see a Duke victory. Courtney hopes to attend the game and witness the upset he believes he can influence.
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District 3 football tiebreaker in hands of officials
Big Spring and San Angelo remained deadlocked 0-0 after their district game with the outcome to be decided by an executive committee. Referee Bennie Lee Boynton said he was not notified to track penetrations or first downs, despite an Interscholastic League rule. San Angelo had two 20-yard penetrations to none for Big Spring. Big Spring canceled a planned game with Brownwood to be ready for a possible rematch.
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Gopher Iron Men Reach 22 Straight Games in 1920s Patch
Minnesota six men known as the iron men boast 22 consecutive varsity football games without defeat as they near the end of their era. Beise Smith and Levoir anchor the line and backfield while Seidel missed Tulane game due to a broken collarbone. The squad's forward wall, led by 220-pound Dick Smith and Babe Levoir, powers a tough Gopher offense and ranks among the country’s strongest lines.
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Levoir
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Seidel
Tulane
George Roscoe
Mavericks Triumph Over Children’s Home in Hard Fought Game
In a close contest the Mavericks defeated the Children’s Home 13 to 6 at the Maverick Club. Pete Wheeler starred for the Mavericks while Shelton Sweet and Buck were dangerous for the Home squad. The game featured strong play from both sides and a crowd-pleasing finish as the two teams prepare for a rematch next Saturday at 2 PM with free admission.
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Edward Sharp
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Alison's House at Little Theater Offstage Drama
The Little Theater plans a run of Susan Glaspell's Alison's House directed by Eloise Gipson at the Municipal Auditorium with shows next week. The theater, alternating dramatic and comedic pieces, opens with Quo Vadis and recently staged A Fantasy while Alison's House is the second regular play with 8 15 curtain.
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Army Engineer to Inspect Texas Trinity River Canal
John M. Fouts, general manager of the Trinity River Canal and Conservancy District, waits for Major General FE Markham, chief Army Engineer, to inspect Dallas and Tarrant County sections of the proposed Trinity River Canal. Markham will be accompanied by Col. E H Martin of Galveston.
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Newly Discovered Hormone Aids Men Over Forty
A dubious hormone claim promises to boost vitality for men over 40 and reduce fatigue. The ad asserts a hormone product Zak blue, marketed as a pill and gel, with a free booklet offered by mail.
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Arizona Beats Texas Tech 7–6 on Last-Quarter Pass
In Lubbock, Arizona trailed early but surged in the final period to defeat Texas Tech 7 to 6. Jackson jumped to catch a Blanc pass for the winning score near the goal line, as Wenn kicked the extra point. Tech had tied on a 65-yard interception return. A separate note says motor vehicle taxes approximate 1 billion dollars annually.
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