Dumas Polo Club Tops Amarillo In First Game
Dumas Polo Club defeated Amarillo 6 to 1 in Sunday’s opener as Captain Guy Dillingham and Frank Ponce starred. Amarillo, missing two top players and six horses, showed promise for future Southwest play with plans for a return match and a later clash with Lubbock.
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Frank Ponce
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R. E. Ponce
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J. W. Spikes
U. S. Army
Leonard Stroud
Lubbock
S. W. Conference Calendar Highlights Standings and Results
The Associated Press reports current standings for the Southwest Conference with Texas Christian leading at 1.000 and Texas A&M and Rice Institute mid pack. Last week Texas Christian defeated Texas 14–0 and Texas A&M beat Rice Institute 14–7. This week features Texas vs Arkansas in Fayetteville at Fort Worth.
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Princeton Triumph Lets Tigers Tie Yale in Late Rally
Princeton coach Fritz Crisler praised his players after a late rally tied Yale 7 7, saying the win sought was to erase a defeatist attitude and rekindle a winning spirit. Kadlic to MacPartland and Fairman catches set up the final scoring rush with Pete Fortune's extra point. Harvard may be back on the schedule in 1934, and the freshman team is praised as the best in history.
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United Press
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Fairman
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Harvard
Notable 1940s college football kickoff returns and scores
Notre Dame back George Milkinovich returned an opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown. Tulane’s Don Zimmerman added a 60 yard runback and TD in a 6-3 victory over Kentucky. Brown’s Bob Chase kicked the extra point in a 7-6 win over Columbia. Georgia Tech’s Charley Galloway had a 75 yard TD run in a 6-0 win over Alabama. Michigan’s Harry Newman scored both touchdowns in a 12-0 win versus Chicago. Cornell’s Walt Switzer led a dash and pass combo against Dartmouth. Nebraska’s Doris Mathis helped stifle Pitt with tackles and key runs.
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George Milkinovich
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Kentucky
Bob Chase
Brown
Columbia
Charley Galloway
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Harry Newman
Michigan
Chicago
Walt Switzer
Cornell
Dartmouth
Martinez-Zorilla
Doris Mathis
Nebraska
Pitt
Conference Grid Reveals Howard Payne Shutout Win
Last week in conference play Howard Payne defeated Simmons 13 to 0. This week St Edwards visits Howard Payne in Brownwood while Simmons travels to Sherman for a College of Austin matchup.
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Smith Captures Dallas Municipal Golf Title
Jack Smith won the 1932 Dallas municipal golf championship at Tennison Park with a 309 total strokes over 72 holes. The wind made the final 36 holes difficult, and defending champion Gordon Young was ineligible as he had become a country club player.
Truck Crushes Him in San Saba Pecan Truck Tragedy
Clyde Donahoo twenty of San Saba died when a pecan truck he drove overturned and pinned him beneath it on Sunday. A companion, Walter Koon, was unharmed.
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Walter Koon
Pete Kinkaid Back at Office After Illness
Potter County Tax Assessor Pete Kinkaid returned to his office Monday after four days away due to a serious fall illness that began in the fall season.
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Pete” Kinkaid
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Signed and Sealed Item To Be Announced Soon
A statement confirms that the subject is signed and sealed and will be announced to a waiting world soon, signaling an imminent public disclosure or release.
Eight Elevens Have No Loss
The AP compiled national unbeaten teams list shows Texas Christian leading with eight wins and one tie for 259 points, Auburn at 241, and Colgate and St. Johns of Minnesota remaining uncrossed. Teams with first defeats last week include Columbia, Illinois Normal, UCLA, Hillsdale, Wagner, and Cincinnati.
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St. John's
Minnesota
Columbia
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Associated Press
Everybody Is Left handed but Pitchers
Cleveland General Manager Billy Evans returned from a seven week trip abroad noting Europeans seem left handed in street habits and finding baseball a mystery while hockey and soccer gain popularity. He observed high salaries for stars in England and recalled one tombs visit anecdote about Babe Ruth.
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Oliver Leads Southwest Conference Scoring Run
Richard Oliver of Texas Christian University scored twice against Texas and expanded his league lead to 16 points on 11 touchdowns and 66 total points. Ernest Kay of Texas and Bohn Hilliard also starred, but both were held scoreless last week as the Southwest Conference tally table shows multiple players across several schools.
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Southwest Teachers Rout Sam Houston 6 0 in Conference Play
Conference results show Southwest Teachers defeating Sam Houston 6 to 0. North Texas Teachers handily beat East Texas Teachers 27 to 6. Upcoming games note Trinity at Denton and Stephen F Austin at Huntsville against Sam Houston.
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Frogs Face Two Foes In Southwest In Two Consecutive Games
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs, led by Richard Oliver, head toward key Southwest Conference tests vs Rice Owls in Houston and SMU Mustangs in Dallas after a 14–0 Armistice Day win over Texas. Rice aims to rebound from a 14–7 loss to A&M as TCU seeks conference leadership atop a tight race.
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Associated Press
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Nations Best Team Unknown
A New York dateline reports the national football crown lacks a clear favorite as balloting opens. Many contenders are ruled out due to insufficient schedules, while critics narrow the top tier to Southern California, Pittsburgh, Auburn, Brown, Colgate, Army, Purdue, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Texas Christian.
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Two Hunters Shot For Deer in Michigan
In upper Michigan two men were fatally shot while hunting last weekend. Felix Gabrielson 21 of Ironwood was killed near Gogebic Station by friend Harold Hoberg who fired from 125 feet as Gabrielson neared a weasel trap. Hoberg is jailed in Bessemer. Joe Denardo of Negaunee was killed near Marquette by an unknown hunter. Last year nine hunters died in the Upper Peninsula.
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Chocolate and Huge Primo in Spotlight
In New York a slender boxing card features Kid Chocolate, the Havana flash, and Primo Camera, the Venetian giant, as headliners. Chocolate, claimed by some as junior lightweight champion and by New York as world featherweight king, fights Pete Nebo in a ten round bout at the St Nicholas arena. Jose Santa of Portugal faces Carnera in a ten round main event at Madison Square Garden Friday. In Fort Worth, police seek Douglas Leuthold, a parking station attendant believed kidnapped after robbers looted the station of 150 dollars and took the car of immigration inspector R C McFarland from San Antonio.
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Texas A. and I. Clinches TI A A Title With One Game Left
Texas A. and I. leads TI A A standings with three conference wins no losses and faces Sul Ross at Alpine on November 24 for the championship. Abilene Christian crushed by 25 to 0 last week while McMurry beat Daniel Baker 18 to 0. remaining games include Daniel Baker vs Sul Ross and Texas A. and I. vs Sul Ross at Alpine.
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Revival Underway At Pleasant Valley Church
Revival at Pleasant Valley Christian Church continues with Rev. Ed McKinney to speak on Knowing Christ. Evening services at 7 30 start Sunday and run each night with McKinney in charge and music directed by Emmett and Mrs Galloway.
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Lou Bush Extends Lead In National Scoring Race
Massachusetts State halfback Lou Bush widened his national scoring lead by scoring 19 touchdowns and 114 points in eight games while rivals did not score. Ralph Graham of Kansas State is second with 85 points and Monnett of Michigan State is third with 68.
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Kansas State
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Separate Rearing Makes Them Differ
Princeton report cites Dr Horatio H Newton University of Chicago zoologist stating a five year study of one hundred twins reared apart. findings: mental characteristics temperament emotional traits body weight general health and teeth differ with separate upbringing implications for heredity debates.
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N. J
Horatio H. Newton
University of Chicago
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Cutting to Head USGA Presidency in 1933
Robert M. Cutting of Chicago is slated to become the United States Golf Association president in 1933. He was chosen by the nominating committee to succeed Herbert H. Ramsay of New York, who will retire after two terms. Ramsay to remain in public relations. 1933 officers listed include Jacques, Jackson, Reid, Rabin, and Platt.
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Chicago
United States Golf Association
Cutting
Herbert H. Ramsay
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Herbert Jacques
Boston
John G. Jackson
Archie M. Reid
Charles H. Rabin
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Twins Share Heredity: Newton Explains Identical Versus Fraternal
Newton explains that identical twins come from a single embryo division and share identical heredity, while fraternal twins arise from two ova and share about half their heredity like ordinary siblings.
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