Amatillo Harvesters Face Pampa Sandies In District Showdown
The Amarillo Harvesters host the Pampa Golden Sandies in a key District 1-AA battle as both teams chase the state playoffs. Historical notes flash back to 1941 and 1943 seasons, with Amarlio boasting undefeated runs and Pampa aiming to derail the Harvesters and claim the district crown.
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Falnpa
Harvesters
Lubbock
Hut Amarillo
Sancien
Saverltes
Pampa
Amarilo
Worvesters
Amarillo
Wvealee
Tuphock
Golden Sandies
Patina
Pimps
Amarilla
Lubbock Westerners
Texas
TCU
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Plainview Bulldogs
West Texas State
New Mexico Military Institute
Foster Watkins
Quansh High School
TCO
Pampa Harvesters
Baylor
Dope Dope Page 12 Friday Nov 12 1948
Dope Dope page presents notes and brief items from the Friday edition dated November 12, 1948. The page lists various short items, captions, and local notices typical of a mid-century tabloid, with emphasis on entertainment and small community updates. The readable fragments suggest a collage of society briefs and feature teasers.
Business not too rosy in minor loops
Digest covers pro and college sports economics and misc notes. Dan Topping puts Newark Bears up for sale amid rising costs. minor league teams struggle to break even, while salaries and attendance trends draw scrutiny from league officials. Other items include football, golf, and boxing mentions, plus prep stars and track chatter.
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Hugh Fullextra
New York
Dan Topping
Newark Bears
W. G. Bramham
Bears
Fata
Henson
Take Pay Cut To Play Pro Grid
Atlanta experts say college football stars must take pay cuts to join professional leagues. Furman University president Dr. John J. Plyler notes small schools cannot match big programs’ funding, with average good teams costing about 100000 dollars weekly and top programs up to 400000 dollars. He warns the amateur college game lacks funds to retain talent.
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Atlanta
John J. Plyler
Furman University
Greenville
Amataur
Cub
Southern Methodist Gets Nod Over Hogs
Harold Claassen reports SMU favored to beat Arkansas as college football picks unfold. Forecasts list Northwestern Notre Dame and Army Penn, with churn of players and key matchups shaping weekend bets.
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Southern Methodist
Sy Harold Claassen
New York
Northwestern
Notre Dame
ARMY
Penn
Quakers
Chuck Bednarik
Fenn
Bil Yeoman
Indiana
Lynn Waldorf
Californians
Jackie Jensen
Jack Swanter
Cayl
Californi
Southern Met
Joist
Arkansas
Doak Walker
Mustangs
Clyde Scott
North Carolina
Maryland
North
Carolina
Princeton
YALE
Webat
Leipert
Sella
Prittceton
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Engineers
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Dean
Baylor
Tulane
Brice
Temple
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Mississippi
Clemson
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Bobby
Three District Titles At Stake In State Grid Tilts
District and city titles hinge on key games across Texas. Arlington Heights, Denison, Henderson, Amarillo, and Lufkin chase district crowns as Lamar, Milby, and Baytown seek unbeaten records. Odessa stays perfect in 3-AA with a 27-0 win as other scores roll in tonight.
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Waley
Fanthal
Canferenne
Breckenridge Wake
Stranglehold Jhorday
Brownwood
Highland Park
Dallas
Downing Sulphur Springs
Henderson-Texarkana
Austin
el Faso
Bowie
el Paso
Lamar
John Reagan
Houston
Milby
Arlington Heights
North Side
Por Worth
Denison
Greenville
SAA
Amarillo
Henderson
Waco
Port Arthur
Arington
Alice
Baytown
Odessa
Lamesa
North Dallas End Forest
Anion Carter
Riverside
Fatt Worth Tech
Sam Houston
Berger
Brownfield
Vernon Loked
Graham
Mumeral Wells
Dixon
Stephenville
Weatherford
Lufkin
Nacogdoches
Adammon
Wondraw
Wilson Dallaa
Puneet
Pallas
Ve. Cromer Tech
Dalensieeriekle
Far Sama
Pateington Helenta
Fort Worth
Poly
van Peeskal
Childress
Wichita Falls
Frederick
Okls
Electra
Big Spring
Midland
Freeport
Hayton
Galena Park
Texas City
Pasadere
Galveston
Texas Military Institute
San Antonio
Berryville
Victoria
Austh
Laredo
Corpus Christ
Harlingen
Robstown
Edinbuts
Sheet Bewlo
Meaken
Trout Fenton Reach Final In Southwestern Mat Tourney
The wrestling card at the Sports Arena inches toward a challenger for the Southwestern Junior Heavyweight title set for Nov 25. Dick Trout and Rod Fenton won decisive falls to advance to the final, with Fenton defeating Jack Steele of Centerville, Iowa and Trout besting Ab Geta after a long contest with a surfboard hold.
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Litumawun
Sports
Adventee
Dick Trout
Rod Fenton
Wayne Martin
Fenton
Canada
Jack Steele
Centerville
Iowa
Steele
Labor Dick Trout
Ab Geta
Pitishore Grappler
Trout
Getz
Dory Funk
Hammond
Ind
Benny ‘Trutel
Townsend Paces Texas Freshmen in 23-0 Win
Byron Townsend led the University of Texas freshmen to a 23-0 victory over Texas Christian University Wogs in Fort Worth. Townsend ran 19 times for 159 yards and scored. Carl Mayes added a 4 yard TD plunge, with Jack Ray scoring and a safety noted for Texas.
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Townsend
Texas
Fort Worth
Odessa
Byron Townsend
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
Carl Mayes
Pampe
Jack Ray
Voxs
Yanks Plentiful on Southern Elevens Eye Conference Race
Southern Methodist visits Fayetteville to face Arkansas as the Southwest Conference race tightens. Texas and Texas Christian clash at Fort Worth while Baylor hosts Tulane in a pivotal week. Rice and Texas A&M also play, with Tulane boasting top ground gains and Rice seeking a win.
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Buddy Burris
Sooners
Oklahoma
Mian
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William Jewell
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