Texas schoolboy grid race set for Thanksgiving day clashes
Texas high school football braces for eight district titles decided on Thanksgiving with the state’s top rivalries. The Lubbock showdown at Tech Stadium draws about 20 000 fans as Sandies meet a Western foe in what could be the unofficial state championship. District winners include Amarillo or Lubbock Wich ita Falls Big Spring El Paso High or Austin Paris Greenville Masonic Temple Woodrow Wilson or Sunset Dallas Stephen F. Austin Lufkin Houston Jeff Davis Port Arthur Brackenridge San Antonio Corpus Christi or Harlingen.
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Statistics Fall Short on Pros
Washington Bears clash with the Redskins in a 7 3 decision while Detroit Lions roll over the Philadelphia Aggies 21 0. Brooklyn Edge Cavaliers 29 14 highlights include Parker’s 68 yard run and two passing touchdowns amid uneven stat lines across the league.
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Panhandle Open bowling crowns Lakey quintet champions
The Ted Lakey Tire Company of Amarillo won first place in the Class A team division of the Globe News Panhandle Open at Louie’s Alleys. Refineries of Enid placed third after a delayed start due to illness. Kalow of Enid led all events with 1856, earning a 632 in series.
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Coon Miss One Starter Owen As 1940 Cage Season Opens
In the Major League at Louie’s Alleys Friday night high scores were plentiful but C. C. Ismeyer of Wisconsin stood out as the top shooter when the smoke cleared and the session ended.
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Tail-end clubs face sales to stay afloat in baseball
Philadelphia reports lawmakers and team execs largely support selling stars from weaker clubs to stronger ones to balance finances. Only Clark Griffith criticizes the practice, noting rules in the American League to curb cross-league buys.
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Unpredictable football angles thrill fans across college games
New York reports recall the season's late surprises as Cornell struggles with a disputed fifth down and several major teams suffer or prevail in dramatic finishes. Minnesota clinches the Western title with a 33-6 win over Purdue while Stanford, Texas A and M, and Tennessee post strong showings in key games.
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Derby winter book eyed Whirlaway and Bryan Station
In Louisville Kentucky on November 18 the Colonels rate Whirlaway and Bryan Station as two solid flyers for the Derby winter book. The New York Boxing Commission may suspend Al Davis for past actions with Fritzie Zivic though odds favor reinstatement within six months for a $100,000 gate. Ray Dumont, president of the national semi pro baseball Congress, has issued season passes to those drawing No. 158 in the draft and plans to tour camps so players can view teams.
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College rivals clash as teams post narrow wins and ties
Dartmouth almost stops Cornell while Princeton edges Yates as Peters carries for the mail. John Harvard wins 14-0 over Brown. Navy- tied by Columbia, boosting hopes they are a university gem. Fans cheer for de-emphasizing in the spirited recap.
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Aggies stay unbeaten with 40 7 win over Western Maryland
The Aggies extended their unbeaten run to eight straight with a 40 7 victory over Western Maryland. Hardin Simmons beat Catholic U 27 19. Mississippi State topped Millsaps 46 13 and Penn State beat New York U 25 0 after Chuck Peters returned the opening kickoff 101 yards. Texas Tech edged Wake Forest 12 7.
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