Fifteen Others Are Just warming Up
Bill Parker reports on high school football in 1934 district races. Greenville Lions claimed the first Class A District Nine title by beating Sulphur Springs 41 to 7, while Amarillo Pampa lead District One with undefeated marks. District Three saw Big Spring surge with a 14 to 6 upset over San Angelo. District Five features Vernon vs Quanah tied for first, with District Six led by Dallas Highland Park after a 20 to 6 win over Gainesville. District Seven remains a deadlock between Polytechnic and Masonic Home. Sunset Dallas was ruled out for ineligible play, leaving Dallas Tech and Forest undefeated in District Eight, with Tech favored.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Henry Fink
Greenville High School
Lions
Greenville
Amarillo
Pampa
Plainview
Breckenridge
Ranger
Big Spring
San Angelo
Vernon
Quanah
Dallas Highland Park
Gainesville
Fort Worth
Polytechnic
Masonic
Mineral Wells
Sunset of Dallas
Dallas Tech
Forest
Dallas
Tech
Amarillo Treen
Rennet
Lubhork
Renger Ween
Eastland Eee
Abilene
E Veeed
Cisco Weel
Brownw
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Kilgore Sec
Aesoee Secre
Guidewater O
Sweetwater
McCamey
Marshal
Kilgore
Colorado
Henderson
Paso Ts
Jacksonville
Paso Bowie
Palestine
Paso
Austin
Lufkin
Yaleta
Wichita Frils
Heuston
Jeff Davis
Denton Sane
Houston
San Jacinto
Sven Houston
Sam Houston
McKinney
Peewee
John Reagan
Denison
Houston Milby
Pet
Sem
Milby
Jeff Davie
Fort Worth Polytechnic
Galveston
Weatherford
Reaumont Sana Park
Gowrie
Port Arthur
Wltt
Beaumont
Goose Creek
Dallas Techeval
Dallas Forest
wLt
Dallas Woodrow Wilson
San Antonio Jefferson
Daling Suneet
Kerrville
Kingeville Peeee
District Basketball Playoffs Heat Up Across Texas
District standings show Corsicana Tigers dominating District Twelve with four wins and no losses after a 14 to 13 win over Temple. Sam Houston leads District 13 with three wins and no defeats as Houston hosts a Friday game. Port Arthur and Beaumont lead District 14 with two wins and no defeats. Kerrville rises in District 15 and Kingsville vs Corpus Christi head District 16 clash as key games loom.
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Tyler
Longview
Marshall
Corsicana Tigers
Temple
Corsicana
Sam Houston
Houston
John Reagan
Jeff Davis
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Galveston
Goose Creek
Kerrville
San Antonio Jefferson
Jefferson
Kingsville
Corpus Christi
Lott and Stoefen Reunited for Pro Tennis Tour
George Lott and Lester Stoefen join professional ranks two weeks apart and plan to play against Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines in a Madison Square Garden tour opening January 9. The move weakens Stoefen’s Davis Cup prospects for 1935, though he is only 23 and seen as a doubles and singles bet.
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New York
U.P
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Lott
Bill O'Brien
California
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Bucky Harris Returns as Washington Senators Manager
Stanley Harris known as Bucky is named to manage the Washington Senators on a one year contract by President Clark Griffith after replacement by Joe Cronin with the Red Sox. Harris recalls 1924 World Series triumphs and 1927 pennant era while Griffith praises his leadership and ability.
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Washington
Stanley
Bucky
Harris
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Griffith
Gophers Head Nation's List In College Football Ranking
New York November 14 A poll of Associated Press observers shows Minnesota leading the nation in the first ten rankings with 31 percent of first place votes. Alabama, Stanford, Pittsburgh and Princeton follow in the top positions with several other teams earning scattered top ballot placements.
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New York
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Associated Press
Minnesota
Alabama
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Colgate
Illinois
Navy
Ohio State
Syracuse
Crimson Tide
Pinceton
Roseland's Dutchmen Hit 200th Appearance at Roseland
Bob Mueller and his Sixteen Dutchmen reach their 200th appearance at the Roseland Ballroom in Amarillo signaling ongoing popularity. Manager Fogle says the group is signed for unlimited appearances, offering free beer and a sandwich tonight. Regular admission remains in force.
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Bob Mueller
Roseland Ballroom
Amarillo
Fogle
Government Canning Plant Seeks Tax Exemption
County Tax Assessor Taylor will ask the County Commissioners Court to exempt all machinery in the West Sixth Avenue building used by the government for the canning plant. Amarillo Laundry Company owns the building and Bob Ames seeks the break since the plant uses nearly all equipment rent free. a city exemption was previously granted.
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Houston ‘Taylor
County Commissioners’ Court
West Sixth Avenue
Amarillo Laundry Company
Bob Ames
Ames
Judge Nelson to Speak for Red Cross at WDAG
District judge elect FE C Nelson Jr will give a ten minute talk over Station WDAG at 430 PM this afternoon. He will discuss the Red Cross history traditions and ideals and the spirit of volunteer service and urge Potter County citizens to support the current roll call to reach the full membership quota.
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FE. C. Nelson, Jr
Red Cross
WDAG
Potter County
Rittenberry Still Heads Amarillo Insurance Firm
An Amarillo Globe error claimed W L Babb was named Lincoln National Life agent. In fact C R B Rittenberry remains agent for Amarillo. Mrs Babb is only an employee at his firm. No agency change occurred. Jewell Davidson will speak at the Texas Tax Collectors and Tax Assessors Association convention in Temple, on poll tax collections. The gathering runs Tuesday through Friday with tax officials from across the state attending.
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Globe
Drs. W. L. Babb
Amarillo
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Amarillo Territory
C. R B. Rittenberry
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
Texas Tax Collectors and Tax Assessors Association
Temple
Election officials urged to pick up pay warrants Saturday
County Auditor H. Grick announced that all judges and clerks from the recent general election may receive warrants at the county treasurer's office Saturday. Warrants were approved by the commissioners' court this morning.
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H. Grrick
Knox football bumbling stuns fans as string of losses grows
In a humorous national sports column Henry McLemore mocks Knox College football woes. The team has not won since 1921, with a bizarre play labeled No. 39 blamed for a lone Beloit TD and a legendary losing streak.
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Knox
Princeton
Rutgers
Beloit
Renewed Demand for a Winning Missouri Tigers Team
The Student of Columbia calls for a victorious Missouri football team after a 29 to 0 loss to Kansas State. It labels the Tigers the worst in the United States and cites a string of recent off days across three seasons.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
United States
Tigers
Kansas State
Westbrook to Speak on Rural Rehabilitation Program
Col. Lawrence Westbrook will speak tonight at 10 30 Eastern Time over the radio chain. He will discuss the rural rehabilitation program of the administration and relief work.
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Lawrence Westbrook
Westbrook
Wentz bids for Cardinals as Breadon holds price
Lew Haines Wentz, Oklahoma mill ionaire, plans to buy the St. Louis Cardinals for 1.25 million dollars, with Sam Breadon seeking control of the team. Breadon has acted as proxy since 1920, and Wentz is reported willing to pay to acquire the franchise and its farming system.
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ST. Louis
Lew H. Wentz
Ponca City
Okla
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Breadon
Wentz
U.P
Lew Haines Wentz
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Milllionaires
Grid Casualty List Is Small
The 1934 football season is projected to have the smallest gridiron death toll in years. Prof Floyd R Eastwood of New York University and statistician for the N I A A and the American Football Coaches Association notes fatalities this season are down 15 percent from last year with 17 deaths so far and an estimate of no more than 22 for the season.
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NEW York
Navy
Floyd R. Eastwood
New York University
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches Association
Eastwood
Horse Trainer Gets Suspension Quickly
Arlington Downs reports trainer C A Marone suspended after November 10 saliva test from Ted Clark's stable showed positive alkaloids. Pending ruling, three additional Marone horses More Owen Ruckus My Letitia and Babson are also suspended.
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C. A. Marone
Ted Clark
Board of Stewards
Marone
Owen
Ruckus
My Letitia
Babson
Bowling Tonight's Game at Terrys Cafeva
Major League match features Terry’s Caféva and Cockrell Lakey K B Meyer against Borden’s Creamery in a planned bowling event tonight with Local standings to follow.
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Terrys Cafeva
Cockrell-Lakey
K. B. Meyer
Borden's Creamery
Rice Owls Poised for SWC Title Attack Says Fans
Houston reports midseason mood as Rice Institute leads the Southwest Conference with fans betting on a Rose Bowl bid. Texas A and M, Texas Christian University, and Baylor loom as threats while Arkansas and TCU aim to challenge pace. Experts forecast Rice first with 1,000 odds, SMU Arkansas and TCU tied for second.
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Houston
Texas
Rice Institute
Jimmy Kitts
Texas A
Rice
Uielr
Owls
A. and
Texas Christian University
Baylor University
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
University of Arkansas
Dallas
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Pasa
University of ‘Texas
T Co. U
Port Worth
Centenary College
Shreveport
Baylor
Morrison Denies He May Quit Mustangs
Dallas reports say Ray Morrison SMU football coach was linked to Vanderbilt head coach job. Morrison says he has heard nothing of the Vanderbilt selection and his SMU contract runs through this year.
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Morrison
Mustangs
Dallas
Tex
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist Univerity
Vanderbil University
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
Trede 10 and Peraim Keres 38 at Polley’s Gun Shop
Fragmentary OCR lists items and a gun shop name, address, and phone. The readable text mentions Trede 10, Peraim Keres 38 and Polley’s Gun Shop at 107 B. street with a phone number 6156.
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Sate Polley
Tax Laws Fail to Change Paying Provisions Yet
Miss Jewell Davidson county tax collector says recent tax laws have no immediate effect. The penalty remission bill takes effect February 1 1935 and applies to delinquent taxes from all back years including 1938. The new discounts for tax payments begin with 1995 taxes due in October next year. Also noted is West Riding of Yorkshire in England with over 4 000 miles of roads in the police district.
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Jewell Davidson
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