Amarillo Badgers and Sandies Hit Soft Practice for Tomorrows Games
Amarillo College Badgers prepare for Decatur Baptist at Butler Field at 2:30 after a week of hard drills. Amarillo High Golden Sandies travel to Borger for a conference clash with the Bulldogs. Tickets are on sale at Maxor Drug Store in the Fisk Building.
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Michigan versus Minnesota showdown for Little Brown Jug
Michigan, unbeaten and untied, faces Minnesota, undefeated but tied thrice, in Ann Arbor in a pivotal Western Conference clash that could decide the Little Brown Jug and likely the Big Ten title. Purdue plays Iowa, Wisconsin hosts Illinois, and Northwestern meets Notre Dame in Evanston, with Indiana battling Xavier and a major crowd expected.
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United Press
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U.P
Little Brown Jug
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Iowa
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Confederate Vet William Nieces Final Battle Died
Temple telegram reports William Nieces aged 90 a Confederate veteran who fought at Corinth Vicksburg Missionary Ridge New Hope Church and other engagements has died at his Belton home. He will be buried today as part of a saga about a wine bottle left in a bank vault by three veterans a group later spoiled by the empty bottle and an internal inquiry.
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Steele
Southwest Grid Camp Notes on Southwest Conference title race
The piece outlines the looming title chase in the Southwest Conference with Texas Longhorns tailed by TCU Baylor SMU Arkansas and Rice etc. Texas Aggies under Matty Bell facing a coaching change to Homer Norton and a must win schedule including Rice and Baylor. The article highlights key matchups and potential scenarios for the pennant as the season nears Thanksgiving.
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Austin
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Matty Bell
Homer Norton
Centenary Gentlemen
Houston
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Boxing Roundup of Regional Outs with Notable Wins
In New York, Bep Van Klaveren outpointed Stanislaus Loayza while Julia Katz defeated Antol Kocsis. Philadelphia sees Bucky Jones beat Young Joe Firpo. Other results include Lew Farber, Trevino Orlando, Ritchie Mack, Eddie Edson, Ben Shade, and young Stuhley victory wins across Denver Dallas St Louis Seattle and Chicago with multiple decisions and knockouts.
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Holland
Stanislaus Loayza
Julia Katz
Antol Kocsis
Hungary
Philadelphia
Bucky Jones
Young Joe Firpo
Pennsgrove
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Seattle
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George
Barcat) Baker
Chicago
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Bill O'Connell
Streeter
Young Gene
la Salle
Til
John Fitzpatrick
Professor seeks cure for money woes through football picks
United Press reports a dour professor facing currency woes paraded on his porch and offered a contest to win aerial views of Kansas City. He lists college football predictions, including Oregon State over Fordham and Princeton over Navy, while warning of a volatile financial scene.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Navy
U.P
Maud
Kansas City
Union Station
Oregon State
Fordham
Thanksgiving Party Gobbles Up Early Party Prep
Household Hints suggest planning a gob bling party for children with playful invitations and a gobbling or talking contest to break shyness. Refreshments include ginger cookies and orange ice. Egg preparations involve beating whites for egg nests with yolk center. Garnishing ideas use cranberry shapes, cookie molds, nuts, and savory canapes with sardines and pickles on toast.
Trades mark league meet in Galveston trades
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convened in Galveston as the Cincinnati Redlegs traded Red Lucas and Walter Roettger to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Tony Piet and Adam Comorosky. Piet batted .324 last season. Comorosky hit .313 in 1931. The meeting also settled executive committee matters and salary disputes while Branch Rickey praised baseball’s improving condition.
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Galveston
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Cincinnati Redlegs
Red” Lucas
Walter Roettger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
Larry McPhail
Cincinnati Club
Mark Piet
Comorosky
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Roettger
Pirates
Dan Hill
Asheville
N. C
Hill
Dale Gear
Topeka
Kan
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Bill Clymer
Scranton
Clymer
Indianapolis
J. Alvin Gardner
George Washington
Lefty Chambers
Fort Worth
Walter Cline
Wichita Falls
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bramham
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Tobacco stamps now required from state office
State tobacco stamps must be purchased from the state treasurer after a new law, announced by State Tax Supervisor Rives Cornelius. Cigarette dealers are instructed to stamp packs immediately and order stamps in advance instead of obtaining them from wholesalers.
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Cornelius
Miller protector held as wanted criminal in New Jersey
Federal agents seized Dr. Irwin R. Silvers an optometrist in Orange New Jersey on 07 charges of harboring Verne C Miller one of the nation’s most dangerous criminals at large authorities said Mil ler’s capture followed an across state pursuit and SIGS filed against Silvers.
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Miller Protector
Orange
N. J
Irwin R. Silvers
Verne C. Miller
Pie Crust Preparation for Preventing Soggy Bottoms
Instructions note brushing the lower crust with unbeaten egg white before adding the filling to prevent soak through. It also mentions serving options with fish or vegetable juice cocktails.
Banner Array on Grid Puzzles Dope Guesser
Banner of games lists matchups across major colleges with varied prospects. Fordham may edge Oregon State while Michigan faces a difficult hurdle against Minnesota. Pitt aims to thwart Nebraska. Notre Dame and Wisconsin loom in tight contests amid a down year for several powers.
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Oregon State
Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverines
Pitt
Nebraska
Pitt Panthers
Rotary class awards handed to Amarillo students
Thirty five Ama rillo Rotary Club students received certificates for completing work and attending classes with 50 more eligible to earn certificates upon makeup work or attendance. Hermon Pipkin led the school. listed names include Walter A. Barlow and Dr J Francis Brown among others. Charles A Green to lead new member makeup class. The course covered Rotary principles, the International institution history, and its structure.
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Hermon
Pipkin
Walter A. Barlow
Fred Bone
J. Francis Brown
Frank M. Butler
Guy A. Carlander
Allen Early
Paul F. Edquist
Norris Ewing
Jim Farwell
W. H. Flamm
W. H. Flynn
T. B. Gallaher
John W. Gilliam
Horace B. Gooch
W. E. Goodloe
Charles A. Green
FE. O. Greer
Neil
Griggs
Carl Hare
W. W. Kelly
Lamble
H. B. Lauts
Makely
John
Rotary
International Institution
A. C. C. Slips in Texas Conference Standings
Abilene Christian College fell out of the Texas Conference rankings after a 49 to 0 defeat by Texas A. and I. and TL. The game, though not a conference member, was counted as a conference contest.
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U.P
Abilene Christian College
Texas A
Texas
Nurse Association To Meet Saturday
The annual meeting of District No. 2, Graduate Nurses' Association, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at W. O. W. Hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Present officers are Miss Mamie Carter Walker, president, Mrs. Lillian Rogers, vice president, and Mrs. T. J. Lynn, secretary-treasurer.
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Graduate Nurses’ Association
W. O. W. Hall
Mamie Carter Walker
Lillian Rogers
T. J. Lynn
Londos Wins in New York Wrestling Card
United Press reports at New York events wrestler Jim Londos of Greece defeated Fred Grubmeier of Iowa and Cliff Olsen of Sweden in decisions. Jack Humberto of Mexico and Mike Romano of Italy defeated Dick Raines. In St Paul Dick Shikat of New York defeated Frank French of Renwick Iowa.
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New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Cliff Olsen
Sweden
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Mike Romano
Italy
Dick Raines
Texas
Paul
Dick Shikat
Frank French
Renwick
Welterweight Title At Stake In Chicago Bout
Barney Rows defends the junior welterweight crown against Sammy Fuller in a 10 round Chicago stadium bout. Fuller, a Boston puncher, holds a weight edge likely at 129 pounds while Rows weighs about 126. The lightweight title remains inactive.
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Chicago
Barney Rows
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Tony Canzoneri
Marvin Jones Speaks On McLean Recovery Program
Congressman Marvin Jones will speak tonight at McLean High School Auditorium on the national administration recovery program. He was invited by a McLean citizens delegation who attended yesterday's highway meeting. All McLean residents are invited to attend.
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McLean
National Administration
Jones
McLean High School
Moran Defeats Tommie Heinz in Championship Bout
Moran defeats blond challenger Tommie Heinz in a packed National Armory match. Heinz wins the first fall in a fierce 38 minute fight, then Moran pins him in 50 seconds in the final fall after a rough bout. Pat Garrison beats Claude Swindell. Art Belcher and Lobo Brown draw in the curtain raiser.
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Pacific Coast
National Armory
Heing
Sailor Moran
Heinz
Moran
Pat Garrison
Claude Swindell
Art Belcher
Lobo Brown
Groom Farmer Ben Kubler Interred in Groom
The body of Ben Kubler a 46 year old prominent Groom wheat farmer was moved to his hometown for interment. Funeral services will be at the Catholic Church in Groom Saturday morning with pallbearers his six nephews. Burial will be in Groom Cemetery led by N B Griggs and Bons. He died Thursday in an Amarillo hospital and is survived by ten brothers and four sisters and his mother Mrs Annie Kubler of Groom.
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Groom
Pallbeerera
Mr. Kubler
Alysia
Cletus
Louis
Raymond Kubler
Gustave
Edward Britten
Groom Cemetery
Griggs & Bons
Boy Scouts Invited To Oklahoma Circus
Amarillo Area Council invites all Boy Scouts and leaders to the Oklahoma Boy Scout circus in Oklahoma City on December 1 and 2. Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul urged notify and join Amarillo groups. The two day event is expected to involve over 2,000 Scouts. A Missouri legislature extra session bill seeks to raise boxing and wrestling license fees to 100 and increase state take to 25 percent.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Marvin J. Paul
Minsour
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