Sandstones face Electra in pivotal district clash after big 55 6 win
The Golden Sandstorm crushed Vernon 55 6 before 10 000 at Texan Park and prep for a Saturday showdown with Electra Tigers. Vernon had beaten Electra and Wichita Falls, Amarillo’s win may cinch the title, but an upset could force a tie. Bob Walker starred with strong blocking and rushing, Nolan led the line, Mack Gibson anchored the defense with stellar play. Vernon’s passing failed, completing 1 of 26 while Sandies went 10 of 21.
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Stout and Stewart Face New Burglary Charges
S. W. T-Bone Stout and Oren Stewart, already jailed for a Clarendon burglary, now face Armstrong county burglary charges. Indictments involve a hammer stolen from a Claude blacksmith shop and a previous robbery linked to a safe. Stout has three local burglary charges. Stewart two, plus additional charges for a car and rifles in the recent period.
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T-Bone” Stout
Oren Stewart
Armatrong County
Amarillo
Clarendon
Armstrong County
Carendon
Claude
Stout
Stewart
Holman Drug Store Sold to Hedley Man
The Holman Drug company at 415 Polk Street has been sold to H. P. Wilson of Hedley Texas. Tom Holman announced the sale after about four years of operation and a recent move from Fifth and Polk. Wilson has long drug experience and will largely continue current operations with minor changes. Holman plans to join Dickson Drug, 606 Polk Street, in the near future.
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H. P. Wilson
Hedley
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Tom Holman
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Fifth and Polk
United Cigar Stores Company
Wilson
Holman Drug
Dickson Drug Company
Missouri Squad in Daily Practices
Missouri's football team held a rough scrimmage in Columbia amid preparations for facing Chick Meehan and his N U team, following a tilt with the Kansas Aggies. Players showed little aftereffects from the prior game as the squad aimed to sharpen for the upcoming matchup.
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Columbia
Kansas Aggies
Chick Meehan
Oklahoma Team Battered But Ready For Kansas Game
Norman Okla Nov 13 Practically every member of the Oklahoma team that played Nebraska reported for practice yesterday though it was a lame session. The squad is battered but Coach Ad Lindsay says it will be in shape for the Kansas game.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
University of Nebraska
Ad Lindsay
Kansas
Florida Varsity Squad 1929 1930 Sophomores Include Fifteen
The Florida varsity team lists fifteen sophomores among its current players for the 1929 and 1930 seasons. This group forms a significant portion of the roster and signals youthful depth for the program.
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NICE
Florida
Aggies Meet Mountaineers in First Football Clash
Oklahoma A&M faced West Virginia in their inaugural football meeting this season. The game marked the first on-field encounter between the two programs with both sides aiming for an early advantage.
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Oklahoma Aggies
West Virginia
Sandstorm Vernon clash deepens Amarillo rout
In a rugged gridiron battle, Amarillo dominates Vernon with multiple touchdowns. Key plays include Lockhart, Hudgins, and Walker scoring, Travis adding two extra points, and Vernon struggling with penalties and stalled drives throughout the game.
New Life Sparks Rocky Mountain Conference Title Chase
Rocky Mountain conference football gains momentum as Utah University leads race with Utah Aggies as main challenger. Colorado University aims to slow Earl Clark of Colorado College, while Denver and Colorado Aggies loom as key rivals. Western slate features Utah vs Brigham Young and Montana State versus Utah Aggies with several injuries shaping the stretch run.
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United Press
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Fastest Early Scores Remarked By Gridiron Official
Everett Strupper, famed Georgia Tech halfback and prominent Southern football official, recalls the Alabama Tennessee game as the fastest scoring contest he has witnessed with touchdowns by both teams within a minute and fifteen seconds. Alabama kickoff return for a TD followed by an Alabama score after a short drive marked the rapid pace.
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Everett Strupper
Georgia Tech
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Be linger Tops Dillon In Canadian Light Heavyweight Bout
Charley Belanger defending the Canadian light heavyweight title edged rival Harry Dillon over 10 rounds in Chicago. Belanger weighed 176 pounds to Dillon’s 175¼. The card also saw Billy Freese of Grand Rapids stop Walter Madey in Chicago, Tom Pivac of St Louis defeat Art Malay, Sengalese Zeppo KO One Round Hogan in Paris, and Tommy Grogan of Omaha knock out Bobby Garcia of Omaha.
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Harry Dillon
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Grand Rapids
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Art Malay
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Paris
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Los Angeles
Dundee Wins Ten Round Battle In Brooklyn Ring
New York Johnny Dundee defeated Gaston Charles of France in a ten round bout at New Broadway arena Brooklyn. Dundee used superior ring generalship to come from behind and claim victory. Buffalo saw Jimmy Goodrich former lightweight champion stop Phil Goldstein of Pittsburgh in ten rounds with a ninth round knockdown. In St Louis Richard Shikat defeated Alien Kuntace in forty five minutes fifty seven seconds while Toots Mondt and others featured in bouts.
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Toots” Mondt
Colorado
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Notre Dame
Roy Steele
Seattle
Vito Renaldi
Jean Ladoux
Canada
Kansas Aggies Prepare for Iowa State Gridiron Clash
Kansas Aggies, after failing to top Missouri, stay late in Manhattan for signal drills and passing practice to fine tune for the Iowa State game Saturday. The squad emphasizes preserving personnel as they refine their style for the forthcoming contest.
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United Press
Manhattan
Kans
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Aggies
Iowa State
Indiana Veterans to End Football Careers This Year
Nine Indiana veterans wrap up their college careers with this season. The group includes two standout backs Ben Nett and Harrell who have been key players for the team this year.
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Indiana
Bennett
Harrell
Minnesota Comes Through Win OK and prep for Haskell
Minnesota reports all regulars healthy after the Indiana victory and resumes practice. The Gophers host Haskell on Saturday with Spears ready to save his crippled backfield Gibson Hulkrabeck Nagurski and Johnson for the Wisconsin game on November 24.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Indiana
Gophers
Haskell
Spears
Gibson
Hulkrabeck
Nagurski
Johnson
Wisconsin
Badgers Open Season Scrimmage Ahead of Hawkeyes Visit
Wisconsin completed a first scrimmage of the season on Monday as the Badgers refine open game plans ahead of a weekend visit by Iowa.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Badgers
Wisconsin
Kansas Regulars Suffer Injuries
Lawrence Kans Nov 13 The prospects of Captain Hauser and Roland Logan not being able to play against the Oklahoma Sooners Saturday concerns Coach Bill Hargiss as both men are out with injuries from the Marquette game.
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United Press
Lawrence, Kans
Hauser
Roland Logan
Oklahoma Sooners
Bill” Hargiss
Sooners
Marquette
Wisconsin Tackle Milo Labratovich Among Conference’s Best
Midwest critics largely rate Milo Labratovich of Wisconsin as one of the top tackles in the conference after he broke his tee in the Alabama game.
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Milo Labratovich
Wisconsin
Alabama
Schalk Named Assistant Pilot for New York Giants
Ray Schalk will be John J. McGraws first assistant next season the former White Sox star to succeed Roger Bresnahan as assistant manager of the New York Giants. Schalk may catch a few games in emergencies and will be manager when McGraw is away.
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United Press
New York
Ray Schalk
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Roger Bresnahan
New York Giants
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Giant
Giants
Pacific Coast League abandons split season for straight schedule
In Portland on November 15, league directors voted to scrap the split season after a single year. The Pacific Coast Baseball League will revert to a 28 week straight schedule to complete the season.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Pacific,Coast Baseball League
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