This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1933
Page
7
Arkansas faces Texas in Austin for a possible SWC championship and its first ever win over Texas. The race remains chaotic with five teams tied for second as Centenary impresses with 18-game unbeaten streak and wins over S M U, Baylor, and Texas A&M.
At Fayetteville Arkansas Athletic Council chair Dean Waterman announced a full eligibility review of all Razorbacks players to begin tomorrow amid rumors about forward William Spivey. Coach Thomson noted Spivey transferred from Arkansas A and M College at Monticello and remained eligible as a junior college transfer. The team leads the Southwest Conference and faces Texas next Friday in Austin.
New York centers boxing action this week headlined by the Ray Impellettiere Tommy Loughran 10 round bout. Impellettiere aims to prove himself a top contender for Primo Carnera’s heavyweight title by beating Loughran this Wednesday night. The New York Boxing Commission named Tunnellettiere as the challenger to clear the field.
Army Princeton and Pitt vie for the mythical national football title as the season nears its end. Nebraska and Oklahoma A M clinch conference crowns while others chase late titles across major conferences and divisions.
Texas Tech won 13 to 0 over Baylor while Texas Christian overwhelmed Texas University 80 to 0. Rice fell 0 to 27 to Texas A M and Centenary beat Southern Methodist 7 to 0. Arkansas defeated Hendrix 63 to 0 with SWC games noted for Friday and Saturday matchups at Dallas Fort Worth and Austin Brownwood.
William May Garland of Los Angeles, president of the organizing committee for the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, is named the first recipient of the James D. Sullivan Memorial Medal for outstanding service to sports. The Sullivan Memorial Committee lists ten athletes under consideration for the 1933 athletic leader, including Glenn Cunningham Ralph Metcalfe Lenore Kight and Glenn Hardin.
Eight touchdowns for 48 points make Charles Casper of Texas Christian University the leading Southwest Conference scorer. He added a 105 yard kick return from his own goal line plus two other touchdowns in the Texas game. Ralph LaForge of Arkansas and Bohn Hilliard of Texas are tied for second with 43 points, while Frenchy Dmingue of Texas A and M holds third with 40.
Howard Lindimore a 39 year old former Texas League second baseman for the Fort Worth Panthers in 1927 and 1928 was killed in an Oklahoma City explosion last Thursday and buried in Dallas today. He later played and managed in the Western League.
The Sun Dial lists observed sunrise and sunset times for Tuesday through Sunday in late November. The schedule shows sunrise around 7:27 to 7:33 A.M. and sunset from 5:37 to 8:37 P.M., with coverage ending Sunday at 8:37 P.M.
District 1 grid reports season standings and schedules with results from games on Saturday. Amarillo blanked Borger 33 to 0 while Lubbock beat Lubbock-Pampa 26 to 0. Full season notes list Amarillo 39 El Paso 7 and other scores across Plainview Borger and Lubbock divisions.
A detailed guide on bidding with split four trump hands and uneven distributions. It compares no trump raises versus spade bids, outlining responses to partner’s rebids and the logic behind forcing raises to reach game.
Funeral services for Elonzo Price age 52 owner of Amarillo Window Cleaning Co were held at Pierce Street Baptist Church with Rev R F E Dunsworth and Rev J D Horton in charge Pallbearers included F E Dyke W R Burks Luther Gentry Ray J Austin H T Bruce and Ralph H Cornelius Burial followed at Llano Cemetery Boxwell Brothers handled arrangements Price died at home 805 Travis Street on Sunday morning He is survived by his widow Mrs Allie A Price two sons Lonnie E Price Matador and FE Price Abernathy four brothers Henry Price Ben Franklin Texas Edward Price Cooper W H Price Hollis Oklahoma and N Price Lubbock and two sisters Mrs Amos Marnely and Mrs M M Nix Cooper
Football greats named from many conferences as week ends around the nation. Francis Lund of Minnesota starred with 102 rushing yards in the tie with Michigan while Joe Laws and Frank Larson were standout Purdue and Minnesota players respectively. Norman Franklin of Oregon State and Jack Buckler of Army also shone with key scores. Beattie Feathers and Millard Howell topped the scoring in the South and Bill Smith led Washington in a 10-0 win.
Edward J. Long, 20, freshman at Daniel Baker College in Brownwood Texas, suffered a ruptured intestine during a game between Daniel Baker Freshmen and the Kelly Field Fliers. He remained in critical condition after emergency surgery performed by Drs J. S. McElvey and Maxwell Murphy. Long is from Tallahassee Florida, living with his uncle Dr. F. E. Maxwell while in college.
The A A U opened its annual convention in Pittsburgh with the decision to keep the metric system for track and field events. Germany’s anti Semitic stance emerged as the only volatile issue. Debates centered on the 1936 Berlin Olympics and whether political pressures should influence participation. President Avery Brundage led discussions as the executive committee worked overnight to draft a resolution for the general convention.
The Oklahoma Aggies won the Missouri Valley Conference football title with a 33 to 13 victory over Creighton in Omaha. They also defeated Drake, securing back to back conference championships without dispute.
Dutch Mantell, a longtime soft wrestling kingpin, faces Sailor Moran in a Thursday main event after Moran defeated all challengers in Texas. Mantell vows to win to save his reputation and even jokes about hogtying Moran as he trains, while Moran taunts him from Amarillo and Lubbock. A separate Indiana highway campaign targets dangerous curves and narrow bridges.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.