Cubs Set For Sandies
Brownfield Cubs in their first Class AA season travel to Butler Field to face the district leading Sandies in a 3 30 p m Friday game. Co Captain Deverelle Lewis Calvin Stevenson Harold Dalton and Billy Greenfield pace Brownfield while Sandies prepare to counter with strong defense and aerials. Tickets are on sale at Maxor Drug Store and Herbert Drug Store for reserved and general admission.
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Lubbock
Brownfield
Johnny Best
Cubs
Sandies
Butler Field
Terry
Deverelle Lewis
Calvin Stevenson
Cub
Harold Dalton
Billy Greenfield
Maxor Drug
Fisk Building
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Georgia Teams Hog Grid Limelight In AP Poll
Georgia clung to first place in the AP poll as Boston College rose but failed to overtake. Georgia Tech gained after beating Alabama, while Michigan jumped to fourth after defeating Notre Dame. Tulsa moved into sixth with a 24 0 win over Baylor as upcoming games loom for Georgia Auburn matchup and other key showdowns.
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Georgia
Boston College
Michigan
Notre Dame
Irish
Wolverines
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tulsa
Baylor
Columbus
Auburn
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Florida
Boston University
Northwestern
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Creighton
Texas Steers Thrive Behind Unheralded Blocking Duo
Texas football under Dana X Bible relies on blocking backs Harold Collins and Joe Magliolo to pave the way for star backs Roy McKay Ken Matthews and Jackie Field. Collins specializes in pass defense and Magliolo, a Galveston recruit, flourishes after initially staying on the bench. Standout tackles Zuehl Conoly and Stanley Mauldin bolster the line as Texas avenges an earlier loss and dominates SMU and Baylor.
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NEA Service
New York
Texas
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas Christian
Dana X. Bible
Roy McKay
Ken Matthews
Jackie Field
Harold Collins
Joe Magliolo
Collins
Magliolo
Coach Bible
Galveston
Magliola
Longhorns
Bible
Steers
Marliolo
McKay
Southwest
Zuehl Conoly
Stanley Mauldin
Con
War time football should continue for the boys in service
New York November 17 U P Adrian Berwick of the Office of War Information and coach George Munger urged keeping football alive during wartime. They argued sports news boosts morale for soldiers overseas and pressed for local fitness programs as a practical alternative if transport limits cut games.
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New York
U.P
America
Stars and Stripes
Adrian Berwick
Office of War Information
George Munger
Berwick
United States
New Delhi
May Arrange Bout For Larkin Jack May Arrange Bout For Larkin
Angelo Pucci manager of Tippy Larkin planned a meeting with promoter Mike Jacobs in New York to set a lightweight title bout against Beau Jack of Augusta Georgia. Larkin earned a shot by defeating Freddy Archer in Newark last night earning a December 18 Madison Square Garden bid. The winner would be viewed as the top successor to Sammy Angott.
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New York
WUP
Angelo Pucci
Tippy Larkin
Mike Jacobs
Beau Jack
Augusta
Larkin
Fairfield
N. J
Jack
Madison Square Garden
Freddy Archer
Newark
Laurel Gardens
Larkin-Jack
Sammy Angott
Washington
Ada Field Trials Reveal Star Dogs
In Ada Oklahoma sixteen dogs ran their first half hour today for the American Field Futurity. Winds and overcast skies limited work but twelve braces of dogs competed and a dozen bird coveys were found. Forty of 300 dogs entered remain in contention. a five‑race winning streak was broken when Clyde Morton of Alberta Alabama did not enter any eligible dogs.
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Ada
Okla
Clyde Morton
Alberta
Ala
Service Men Night At Presbyterian Church In Amarillo
Amarillo fire department gains a new truck through patching and praying. The department preserves the 1914 pumper and hose compartment from the old first motorized equipment, installing them on a streamlined Ford which will soon be painted fire house red.
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Amarillo
Seniors Will Publish Magazine Edition
Amarillo High School seniors voted to publish a Sandstorm magazine edition as a substitute for the yearbook. The edition will include pictures of all students, sell for 50 cents to cover costs, and no advertising. Profits fund the class gift to the school.
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Amarillo High School
Sandstorm
Patching and Praying Produce Fire Truck
Tomorrow night at Central Presbyterian Church a Service Men Night offers a covered dish supper at 8:15 followed by group meetings at 7 o clock Hostesses are the Helen Nevins Circle Discussion groups directed by Mrs S R Conger Mrs W M Staples Dr R Thomson and FE Paul Hovey Nursery will be open for children
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Central Presbyterian Church
Helen Nevins
S.R. Conger
W. M. Staples
R. Thomson
FE. Paul Hovey
Butts says Georgia has no bowl bid
Athens Ga November 17 University of Georgia coach Wallace Butts denied reports that Georgia had been invited to the Rose Bowl. He said there had been no offer and that the team would play Auburn and Georgia Tech.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Cach Wallace Butts
Phillips 66 Cagers Decide To Stay at Home This Year
Phillips 66 basketball team will play only home games this season in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Many stars including Coach Chuck Hyatt and Angelo Hank Luisetti are serving in the military. The item notes a separate aside about Vw Plumbers of Eire facing paraffin shortages.
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Phillips 66
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips “66
Chuck Hyatt
Angelo “Hank” Luisetti
Corps Christi NAS and Lubbock Army Flying top Texas service teams
The Associated Press notes only a few games remain in the Texas service football season as Corpus Christi Naval Air Station and Lubbock Army Flying School lead with better records. Corpus Christi finishes 4–3–1 after a 17–7 tie with Pensacola NAS. they beat A and M but fell to Texas Rice and SMU in Southwest Conference play. Lubbock Army Flying is 3–2, not facing a SWC foe, with West Texas State and McMurry remaining on the schedule. their next game against the Buffaloes is at Canyon.
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Cisive
Munger
Penn
Associated Press
Texas
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Lubbock Army Flying School
Corpus Christi
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Comets
A. and
Rice
Southern Methodist
Lubbock
West Texas State
McMurry College
Buffaloes
Canyon
Boxing Results From Across Cities In United Press
George Horne, Marvin Bryant, Tippy Larkin, Lee Savold and others won decisions or KO wins in Newark Baltimore and San Francisco. The report notes crowded conditions at a Shanghai federation beggar camp with nearly 300 deaths in its first quarter amid drug addiction concerns.
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Federation
Shanghai
China
Deer Hunters In Race With Gas Rationing
Texas opening day for deer turkey and bear drew large crowds as hunters chased limits before December 1 amid gasoline rationing. Warm weather kept bucks in brush while numbers rose in Llano and Kerrville with New Braunfels reporting dozens of deer killed early. cold storage mitigated transport issues.
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Associated Press
Texas
Cedarclad Hills
Deer Country
Llano
New Braunfels
Kerrville
Tennessee Governor Bags His First Deer
Gov. Prentice Cooper of Tennessee bagged a 147 pound six point buck in Pisgah National Forest during a deer and bear hunt. It was his first deer and he killed it with his first shot. He described the buck as running at full speed and noted it was the largest animal he ever tried to shoot.
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Brevard, N. C
Prentice Cooper
Tennessee
Pisgah National Forest
Cooper
Jimmy Thomson Golf Pro Enlists in Coast Guard
Jimmy Thomson the 34 year old golf pro and long hitting specialist enlisted in the Coast Guard yesterday in Long Beach California. He expects to report for service in two or three weeks.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jimmy Thomson
Coast Guard
Grid clashes loom in Southwest Conference title race
Texas Christian, Rice, Baylor and SMU prepared for key games this weekend as Texas and Texas A&M set to meet on Thanksgiving Day. Arkansas heads to Detroit for a Saturday matchup. UT long with 6,500 tickets unsold.
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Wally Butts
Chattanooga
Spot Collins
Roger W. Harris
S. Fillmore
Wbout
Taylor
Eamarilo
Ordway-Saunders CO
Presbyterian Church
Boxwell
Butts
Eire
Longines
Army
Navy
John Furbach
Polk
Buff Fee
Stanaries of Texas Service
W.L. T
Corpus Christi Nas
Lubbock Army Flying
Randolph Field
South Plains Flying
Waco Army
Ae Apl
Ellington
United Press
George Horne
Niles, O
Phil Norman
Detroit
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Tex
Fred Flores
Goldfield
Fred Archer
Baltimore, Md
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Corp
Johnny Kapovich
Fort Bragg
N. C
San Francisco
Sheik Rangel
Fresno
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Leroy Wade
Joe Shiry
Jones Bros
N. E
TCU
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Horned Frogs
Rice Owls
Houston
Bob Balaban
Dutch Meyer
Toads
Jess Neely
Owls
Texas Aggies
SMU
Waco
Mustang
Jimmy Stewart
C. D. Allen
Arkansas Razor
Baylor Bears
Becuse
W. B Godbold
Air Corps
Moose Marksi
Tom John
Austin
Wally Scott
Harold Fischer
University of Texas Athletic Department
Ministry of Supply
Andrew Holt
Na Lee
Polk Sr
Frank Deen
Ovret
City Shoe Shop
West 7Th Ave
Defi
Blackburn
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