District One Sandies Rally Past Bulldogs in Hard Fought Win
In a tense game, the Sandies led 7 0 at halftime and 28 0 after the fourth, with key scores from Payne Baker Greathouse Harlow and Johnson. Bulldog comeback attempts included a late 42 yard sprint and a clipping penalty nullifying a late scoring drive. The contest ended with the Sandies extending their lead as the Bulldogs pressed offensively. Argentina abolishes minimum wheat corn linseed and oats prices.
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Payne
Johnson
Hoefer
Mick Maron
Grisham
Plainviem
Banndies
Mick Mason
Sandie
Sandies
Jehkmann
Bulldogs
Bulldog
M. Mason
Ouf
Greathouse
Baker
Johnann
Redus
Harlow
Baker Rmiade
Asi Baker
Ieefer
Wilson
Plainview
Wooten
Sid
Johnny Mason
Ant
Marcum
Clark
Burden
Vick
Mick
Person
Sandies Prepare for Lubbock Clash After Armistice Day Battles
Amarillo High, the Golden Sandies, beat Plainview 28 to 6 as they prepare for a key district showdown with Lubbock Westerners on November 21. Lubbock’s team, defending champs, beat the Austin Panthers 27 to 7 and also eye the Thanksgiving game with Plainview.
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Golden Sandies
Amarillo High
Lubbork Westerners
Pampa
Berger
Oklahoma City
Bulldogs
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Sandies
Harvesters
Borger
Carlon City
Bulldog
Lubbock Westerners
Butler Field
Lubbock
Westerners
Austin
el Paso
Panthers Maroons
Panthers
Amarillo
Tadrocie Ty Coset
Pampa Waste Access
Pampna
Cowboys Prep For Catholic In Intersectional Clash
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys, after a 40 to 6 win over Loyola's Lions in Los Angeles, continued practice in Abilene for three days before leaving for Washington D C to face Catholic University in an intersectional game. Co captain Owen Goodnight and L B Russell led the attack with Burrus scoring and recovering a fumble in the end zone. The trip begins a two year home and home series with Coach Dutch Bergman's Cardinals, with Catholic U visiting Abilene in 1941.
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Abilene
Loyola
Lions
Los Angeles
Hardin- Simmons Cowboys
Washington, D. C
Catholic University Cardinals
Texas Ranchers
Dutch Bergman
Cardinals
Cowboy Corral
Cowboys
H. C. Burrus
Toyota
Burrus
Owen Goodnight
L. B. Russell
Laurels
Russell
Goodnight
Washington
Catholic U
Ghost of Victim Forcibly Nameds Confession
In Mexico City Higinio Mercado a 15 year old said a slain man's ghost haunted him into confessing to stabbing Jose Cepeda 23 last month. Police had not found the killer before Mercado turned himself in claiming sleep deprivation from the ghostly visitation.
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Mexico City
Higinio Mercado
Jose Cepeda
Mercado
Jose
Demaret Beats Little at Brae Burn in Texas Open Rivalry
Jimmy Demaret defeated Lawson Little 9 and 7 after 65 holes in a Brae Burn match in Houston. Little urged moving the 1941 Open from Fort Worth to outside Texas, criticizing Texas courses. Demaret credited for home-field skill, while Little praised Demaret’s shotmaking and resilience on a tough, rain-softened course.
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Henry McLemore Houston
U.P
Lawson Little
Lawson
Colonial Club
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Jimmy Demaret
Alamo
Demaret
Brae Burn Country Club
Houston
Golf Folk
Brae Burn
Byron Nelson
Little
Jimmy
Georgia
Calcutta
Egypt
Cordell Leads Rockets Bowling Show at Louie's Alleys
Jimmy Cordell anchor for the Rock Island Rockets in the Service League starred last night, rolling 193 216 196 for a 605 series. Fred Gleason of the Antelopes followed with 211 235 156 for a 602 series, as the Santa Fe League action drew strong scores and attention.
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Rock Island Rockets
Louie's Alleys
Cordell
Fred Gleason
The
Antelopes
Santa Fe
Gleason
Santa FE. League
Navajos Cowardia Mt
Broomfield
Blind See
Sullivan Streee
Ence
Totals Steer
Raymond Veeee
Lopher Vee
Rogers Wee
Chiefs Maybach Oe
Brintnall
Parkinson BR
Rose
Ayers Wees
Pau Ee
el Capitan Logan Iss Aees
Berg
Roberts
Brown
Parks
Micran
Victor
Blind
Simmons Tae
Nelson
Kidner Vee
Myrick
Keaton
Campbell Wees
Amarillo National Bank
Haley
Lacey
Pavillard
Williams
Amarillo
J. Hudson
Panhandle Laundry
Jones
van Bibber
Roffee
Kgnc Parks
Eeee
Krupp
Harris
Conway
Cogdell Deere
H. Pestor Santa Fe Barber Shop
Wagner
H . Pestor
Reppert
Draper Tees
Khiva Temple Meeting Will Be Tomorrow
The Khiva Temple monthly meeting, the last before fall ceremonial, will be held tomorrow night at 8 in room 250 of the Amarillo Hotel. Illustrious potentate George Hammock is to preside as plans are made to take a large class of novices on a journey over the hot sands to Mecca. Fred Galle, assistant recorder, is listed in the notice.
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Amarillo Hotel
George Hammock
Mantina
Lue Aidols
Mecca
Fred Galle
Dodgers Add Higbe In 1940s Pitch Power Move
Brooklyn club president Larry MacPhail announced the acquisition of Pitcher Kirby Higbe from the Phillies in exchange for Vito Tamulis Bill Crouch Thomson Livingston and $100000 Higbe a topflight 20 game winner is expected to boost a club that finished second in 1940 and could push for first He has a long minor league and major league path with stints in Muskogee Atlanta Portsmouth Columbia Birmingham Chicago and Philadelphia leading the league in strikeouts with 137 in 1940 and 1941 2 sentences
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Kirby Higbe
Larry MacPhail
Highe
Phillies
Vito Tamulis
Bill Crouch
Thomson Livingston
MacPhail
Higbe
Muskogee
Atlanta
Portsmouth
Columbia
Moline
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Birmingham
Chicago
Philadelphia
Joe Marty
Ray Harrell
Claude Passeau
Phils
George Ball Defeats Brother for Net Title
George Ball defeated his brother Russell in a five set final to win the men's singles title at the Southwestern Tennis Association tournament in El Paso. Evelyn Tomlinson and Audrey Barnard of Phoenix won the women's doubles 6-3 6-1 over Jane Stanley and Celia Pinon of El Paso. Albuquerque will host the 1941 event.
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EL Paso
George Ball
Russell
Southwestern Tennis Association
George
Evelyn Tomlinson
Audrey Barnard
Phoenix
Jane Stanley
Celia Pinon
Albuquerque
N. M
Roundup hints huge sports future in New York columns
New York sports roundup surveys gossip and forecasts from Broadway columns and press. mentions Alice Marble turning pro and Allen Farley backing Yanks, Ace Parker praised, Dick Metz book rave, AP All America selections due December 7, and regional figures from Albuquerque to Tucson in sports and business notes.
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New York
Alice Marble
Marshall Field
Jim Farley
Yanks
Jock Sutherland
Ace Parker
Ace
Dick Metz
Associated Press
Wake Forests Next for Tech in Texas Tech Homecoming
LUBBOCK November 12 The Wake Forest Deacons and Texas Tech Red Raiders meet at 2 30 pm for a high ranking clash in Lubbock Texas Tech expects 21000 plus fans for Wake Forests first appearance on Texas soil The Deacons led by Jim Ringgold Tony Gallovich John Polanski and Carl Givler have five wins in seven games this season Tech pays a large guarantee for the matchup Tickets priced 220 with 165 in end zones available through the graduate manager Mule Dowell.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Wake Forest Deacons
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Red Raiders
Wake Forest
Texas
Deacons
North Carolina University
Duke Blue Devils
Clemson
Boston College
Walker
Bear Wolf
Duke
Jim Ringgold
Tony Gallovich
Ross to Speak on Christian Science at City Hall Tonight
Robert Stanley Ross, board member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, will deliver a free lecture on Christian Science tonight at 8 oclock in the Municipal Auditorium under the auspices of his church.
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Robert Stanley Ross
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Municipal Auditorium
Legion Officers To Speak On Safety Program
Hanson Post officers will be featured speakers on the Legion of Safety program broadcast by KGNC at 7 tomorrow night. Speakers include John K. Boyce Bill Gilstrap Irvin Ochsner and Clay Thornton as Maynard Drake notes the talks will cover the American Legion membership drive.
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Hanson Post
Legion of Safety
KGNC
John K. Boyce
Bill Gilstrap
Irvin Ochsner
Clay Thornton
American Legion
Maynard Drake
Sandies beat Plainview 28 6 in tough district win
The Golden Sandies cruised past the Plainview Bulldogs 28 to 6, seizing control with a polished offense and strong line play. Key contributors include M. T. Johnson, Myrle Greathouse, Otto Payne, Boone Baker, Harold Harlow, and Clyde Clark. Next up, Lubbock Westerners as District One tests begin. Also notes Aggie SMU film ads and a Connecticut henhouse feature.
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Sandies
Plainview Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Plainview
Lubbock
M. T. Johnson
Sandie
Myrle
Harold Harlow
Clyde Clark
Lubbock Westerners
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