Matadors Backed In Real Style For Brownwood Clash
Five hundred Texas Tech students and faculty will ride a special train to Brownwood on November 18 to cheer the Matadors against Howard Payne. Tech enters the game undefeated, facing a strong Yellow Jackets squad after a 17 to 0 win over Austin College and a 3–3 tie with the Kangaroos. Coaches Freeland and Higginbotham report the team in good shape with minor injuries, as Lubbock hopes to remain unbeaten.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Matador
Brownwood
Matadors
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets
W. L. Stangel
Howard Payne
Yellow Jackets
Texas
Austin College
Tech
Freeland
Higginbotham
Football Scores From Various Colleges and Unbeatens
A roundup of college football results with Michigan beating Ohio State 10 0 and a list of other outcomes including Alabama 34 Florida 0, Princeton 25 Yale 12, Notre Dame 26 Carnegie Tech 0, and multiple shutouts such as Nebraska 0, Karsus Argies 0, and Washington and Jefferson 7 Detroit 0.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Holy Cross
Rutgera
Pittsburgh
Uennsylvania
Washington and Jefferson
Detroit
Cuobubia
Army
Amherst
Williams
Karsus Argies
Nebraska
Navy
Bucknell
Creighton
North Dakota
Cornell
Buena Vista
Tennessee
Mississippi A. & M
Alabama Poly
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Florida
George Tech
Georgia
Texas
Arizona
Grinnell
Kansas
Northwestern
Purdue
West Virginia
Penn State
C. U
Arkansas
Washington
California
Georgetown
Centre
Colorado Aggies
Colorado University
Utah
Colorado College
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Virginia M. C
Rice
M. U
Grange Plays One Minute as Illinois Beats Wabash 21 to 0
Champaign Illinois November 14 Capt Harold Red Grange appeared for one minute in his last college game on the field where he rose to fame Illinois defeated Wabash 21 to 0 using mostly reserves Grange will play next Saturday against Ohio State at Columbus in his final college contest.
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United Press
Champaign
Ill
Harold
Red) Grange
Illinois
Wabash
Grange
Ohio State
Columbus
Henderson asserts ruling needed by loop agreement
Roy B. Henderson director of the University Interscholastic League says his reinstatement of Vernon Electra and Wichita Falls was within league rules in a letter to W A McIntosh. A full statement with a suggestion for future games will be published by The Globe Monday.
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Roy B. Henderson
University Interscholastic League
W. A. McIntosh
Vernon
Electra
Wichita Falls
The
Globe
Navy Triumphs 13 7 Over Bucknell In Windy Contest
Annapolis, Nov 14. Navy came from behind to defeat Bucknell 13 to 7 this afternoon. A late fourth quarter touchdown sealed the win as wind hindered kicking. Bucknell showed rushing power but was penalized for holding and struggled near its goal line.
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NAVY
United Press
Annapolis
Navchine
Bucknel
Bucknell
Longhorns Stampede Over Arizona 20 to 0 Victory
Texas Longhorns defeated the Arizona Wildcats 20 to 0 at Memorial Stadium. Winning touchdowns came from Allen to Penney, Rufus King with two scores, and successful line work and aerial plays paced by Wates to Moore. Texas held 17 first downs to Arizona’s 3.
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United Press
Austin
Wildcat
Texas Longhorns
Arizona Wildcats
Memorial Stadium
Allen
Penney
Texas
Joe Kiong
Rufus King
Amarillo First Snowfall Of The Season
Amarillo and the Panhandle saw its first snow of the season as a north wind sent large flakes that melted on contact. The light precipitation totaled less than a quarter inch with a low of 33 degrees. Snow and drizzle ended by yesterday evening, followed by a heavy frost and forecast fair but breezy conditions.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Minister and Bible Salesman F G Long Dies
I C Long about seventy died yesterday at 11 at his home 503 North Taylor in Amarillo. For years he served as a minister and Bible salesman in Amarillo. Funeral services were held at Griggs chapel at 10 this morning. He is survived by his wife Billie Long and a cousin Maryah Burnett.
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I. C. Long
North Taylor Street
Mr. Long
Amarillo
Grigg's Chapel
Billie Long
Mariah Burnett
Notre Dame Will Not Play Texas Longhorns in 1926
Austin November 14 Notre Dame cannot meet Texas Longhorns in 1926 a Rockne letter confirms Indiana director of athletics Theo Belhaont says Notre Dame limits intersectional games and Texas is too far to schedule Belhaont seeks Midland Western opponents to fill open 1926 dates
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Austin
Notre Dame
Texas Longhorns
Knute Rockne
Mick
Theo Belhaont
Indiana
Texas
Bellmont
Jensen to Meet Cal Farley Here Friday
Thor Jensen, Herefore wrestler, faces Cal Farley in a Friday night bout at the Armory. The match is billed as a clean, fast display of science with Jensen’s powerful legs and technical style opposing Farley’s combat skills. Jensen trained with the Los Angeles Athletic Club last winter and has wrestled Farley in a previous hard fought contest.
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Jensen
Cal Farley
Thor Jensen
Armory
Mantell-Farley
Farley
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Memphis Cyclone Meet Slaton for Class B Title Next Week
Memphis Cyclone champions of Class B District No 1 will face Slaton champions of District No 2 next Friday at a to be announced site. Blake Bolton coaches Memphis after four years of work and a prior stint at Wichita Falls. The squad includes Hubert Dennis Bonnie Cohen Willis Lemon Mobert Henderson John Hammond Jim Stanford and others. Bolton criticizes district politics and favors a West Texas interscholastic league amid current admin moves by Austin.
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Slaton
Memphis
Blake Bolton
West Texas State Teachers College
Bolton
Wichita Falls
Canyon School
Gus Miller
Staton
Deb Bivins
Canyon
Hubert Dennis
Bonnie Cohen
Willis Lemon
Mobert Henderson
John Hammond
Jim Stanford
Herbert Sisk
Herbert May
Charley Dennis
Alvin Massey
Clifford Nixon
Leslie Foxall
Adrian Odom
Lee May
Vivian Woods
Frank
Henderson
Vernon
Electra
Plainview
Austin
Dartmouth crushes Chicago 33 to 7 in key intersectional
Dartmouth from Hanover rolled over Chicago Maroons 33 to 7 in the final game of the season. The undefeated New Englanders claim a national crown as Chicago’s best effort falls short against the eastern power.
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United Press
Chicago
Hanover
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Stagg
University of Chicago Maroons
Eaylanders
Mississippi River
Notre Dame
Maroons
Canyon Eagles Edge Plainview Bulldogs In Tight Tilt
In Plainview on Friday the Canyon Eagles edged the Bulldogs 14 13 in a fast hard fought game that did not count in the state running as IL approval allowed the match to keep the Bulldogs in shape for next week. Touchdowns came on passes by Brown of Plainview and Brown of Canyon. Other highlights included a 60 yard run with an intercepted pass by Cross and Strain’s punting.
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Plainview
Canyon Eagles
Plainview Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Brown
Canyon
Cross
Strain
Gorman Deplores Missing Walton Meet
B. D. Gorman a former game warden and Izaak Walton league member writes Bob Ames lamenting missing the Monday night meeting after an operation. He urges members to unite for preservation of game and fish in the region. The Pampagin has turned more than 200 bales of cotton.
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B. D. Gorman
Izaak Walton League
Mr. Gorman
Bob Ames
Harvard Beats Brown 4-0 With Early Second Quarter Field Goal
Harvard defeated Brown 4-0 in Providence as Chauncy kicked a 19 yard field goal in the second period after the Crimson offense was repeatedly repelled. The win stands as a narrow victory despite a dominant defensive effort.
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Harvard
BROWN
United Press
Providence
R. L
Crimson
Chauncy
Tiger Gla ws Way 10 Victory Over Old Eli
New Haven Conn November 14 A ferocious Tiger clawed to a 25 12 win over Yale in the EH bowl before a large crowd Jack Slagle ran eighty yards for the first touchdown and Joe Pendergast added a forty yard score with strong performances on offense and defense for the Tigers
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Jack Slagle
Joe Pendergast
Slagle
Eli
Tigers
Pendergast
Sterling
Tom Dignan
Slaton Memphis Grid Tilt Set For Lubbock Showdown
Lubbock invites Slaton and Memphis high schools to a Friday grid clash to decide the class LB title in the district. Texas Tech plays Brownwood midweek, Memphis has not replied, and Slaton favors Lubbock if Memphis agrees.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Brownwood
Slaton
Memphis
Missouri Triumphs Over Oklahoma 16-14 On Homecoming
In a muddy homecoming clash at Columbia 10 000 fans saw Missouri edge Oklahoma 16 to 14. Missouri remains unbeaten with one game left and can clinch the Missouri Valley title by beating Kansas next Saturday. Potts connects to Lecrone for early Oklahoma score, Clark returns a punt for a Missouri touchdown, and Coglizer adds a field goal. Jackson and Lander trade late touchdowns.
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Columbia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sooner
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Potts
Lecrone
Clark
Coglizer
Jackson
Lander
Amarillo men enter dogs in trials amid prize race
Amarillo sportsmen enter two dogs in major events this month. Miss Dorothy M owned by F. C. Collins competes in the Twenty-first American Field Futurity at Vinata Oklahoma November 18 with a $2,500 prize. Tom Dice Deuce, son of Tom Dies and Stuff's Queen Cleopatra, runs in the Southwestern Puppy trials at the same venue the next day, owned by Walter Crossett.
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Amarillo
Dorothy M
Jake
Lady Proctor
F. C. Collins
Vinata
Oklahoma
Tom Dice Deuce
Tom
Stuff
Cleopatra
Walter Crossett
A B C Basketball Team Gears for Defend Cup
The A B C basketball squad, last season silver loving cup holder, has shaped a new lineup for this season. Front line includes Kelly and Teed as forwards, Tad Lock at center, with Miller, Smith, and Wilson as guards.
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Vetran Sandstorm
Kelly
Teed
Tadlock
Miller
Smith
Wilson
The
Santa Fe
Globe
Texas Aggies blank Rice Owls 17 to 0 in Texas clash
The Texas Aggies defeated Rice 17 to 0 in Houston as touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters followed a first quarter field goal. The Aggies, lightly challenged, played a conservative game while Texas coach Stewart observed as a scout.
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Texas Aggies
Rice Owls
Aggies
Owl
Stewart
Texas Longhorns
Carter to Play Exhibition Golf This Afternoon
Keefe Carter Western Amateur champion and Oklahoma City champion will play an exhibition golf match this afternoon at the Amarillo Country Club. He teams with Jim Hagan in a four ball format against Walter Sikes Northwest Texas champion and Charley Hoover.
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Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Country Club
Carter
Jim Hagan
Walter Sikes
Northwest Texas
Charley Hoover
S. M. U. Shuts Out Baylor In Fast Game At Fair Park
In Dallas at Fair Park Stadium S. M. U. edged Baylor 7 to 6 as crowd roared at each break through. Baylor back Strickland sparked the excitement with a 37 yard punt return and Jones kicked two field goals for Baylor while S. M. U. relied on strong defense and key stops to finish.
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United Press
Dallas
Baylor
Fair Park Stadium
Strickland
Jones
Washomon's toe again brings TC U victory
Fort Worth news reports Johnny Washomon's million dollar tee again helps Texas Christian University win 3 to 0. His late placement goal seals a 3 to 0 win over Arkansas in a bitterly contested game.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Johnny Washomon
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Grinnell Beats Kansas by Place Kick in Narrow Win
Grinnell college defeated the University of Kansas 3 to 0 at Grinnell Iowa with a late third quarter place kick by Pioneer half Meeter delivering the only score. Both teams fought through three scoreless periods as Grinnell edged Kansas in punts and Meeter averaged about forty yards per kick.
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United Press
Grinnell
Iowa
Grinnell College
University of Kansas
Meeter
Pioneer
Nebraska and Kansas Aggies battle to scoreless tie
In Manhattan Kansas the Nebraska and Kansas Aggie elevens played to a 0 0 tie on a muddy field before 9000 homecoming students. The game featured a punting duel with Cochrane of Kansas Aggies edging Capt. E Weir of Nebraska. Save a date for Sandy.
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Kansas Aggies
United Press
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggie
Cochrane
Aggie
Capt
E. Weir
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