Injury Jinx Looms as Golden Sandies Face Lubbock Game
Amarillo High Coach Blair Cherry notes a long injury list threatening the Thanksgiving grid clash with Westerners. Key players Mann and Sanders, tackles Kirby and Roach, end McDade, and others are sidelined or limited, jeopardizing the District One title bid as Enoch Hurt is also mentioned amid the squad’s woes.
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Golden Sandies
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Lubbock
Westerners
Blair Cherry
Suuuugu Iawnssmar
Cherry
John Mann
Rex Sanders
Regwar
Mann
Borger
Sanders
Wichita Falls
Con” Kirby
Jim Roach
Leo McDade
Enoch
Sandies
Butler Field
Lubbock Westerners
Newly Elected Golf Head Dies One Week After Signal Honor
Robert Myron Cutting president of the United States Golf Association died suddenly at Hubbard Woods at age 50. He had been elected to the presidency last week and earlier led the Western Golf Association. He was a former University of Michigan baseball star and survivor by his father and widow Mrs Mary Bartelme Cutting.
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Chicago
Robert Myron Cutting
United States Golf Association
F. E. Bartelme
Hubbard Woods
Cutting
Golf Association
Hinsdale Country Club
Hinsdale
Til
Charles 8. Cutting
Western Golf Association
University of Michigan
Doc and Joe on Holiday Card in Turkey Day Wrestling
The weekly wrestling program announced by Matchmaker Dutch Mantell for Thursday night promises a Turkey Day vibe. Doc Mueller the neck breakers head physician aims to neck Kopecky and later Otis Clingman, while Jumping Joe may upset the plan. Ted Travis faces Kid Goodman in a marquee semi final and tickets are sold at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Dutch Mantell
Doc
Mueller
Doe Kopecky
East Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Kopecky
Otis Clingman
Joe
Mantell
Ted Travis
Kid Goodeman
Pitcher
Oklo
Goodman
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Packers Giants Thrill Show Tops College Football
Henry McLemore reports a Polo Grounds clash where the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants delivered a dramatic win. Despite a 6-0 deficit, Packers rally in sloppy conditions with fierce tackling and fired-up veteran players. The bench scene and halftime urgency underscored professional seriousness and effort.
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United Press
New York
Army
Pittsburgh
Yale
Princeton
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Frogs Prime for Southwest Conference Title Duel
Texas Christian University the Frogs hold a nine win season and face Southern Methodist in Dallas for the final 1932 conference game as Texas, Texas A and M, Baylor and Rice also play. Analysts expect TCU to win the title with Texas second and Rice third after weekend games.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Texas Christian University Frogs
Dallas
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Louisiana State
Frogs
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
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Texas A
M. Aggies
University of Texas Longhorns
University of Arkansas
Shreveport
Centenary College
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Baylor Bears
Waco
Rice Owls
Houston
Baylor
Rice
Texas Christian Machine
University of Texas
M. Battle
Texas
Longhorns
Wiseacres
Aggies
Rice Institute
Richard Oliver Extends Lead In Southwest Conference Scoring
Richard Red Oliver of Texas Christian University remains the top scorer in the Southwest Conference with 12 touchdowns and 72 points after a touchdown against Rice Institute last Saturday. Texas leads in the quarterback and running back standings with John Hilliard and Ernest Kay following.
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Associated Press
Richard “Red” Oliver
Texas Christian University
John Hilliard
University of Texas
Ernest Kay
Oliver
Rice Institute
T. Patd
Texas Christian
Hilliard
U. of Texas
Koy
Stafford
U. O Texas
Brannon
Tex
Christian
Wallace
Spearman
T. Christian
Domingue
Dennis
Versatile Nebraska Is Big Six Champion for 1932
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are the 1932 Big Six champions after defeating Oklahoma 5-0 and beating every conference foe except Missouri. Coach Dana X. Bible’s team hosts Missouri in Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day. Oklahoma and Kansas both trail with two losses.
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U.P
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Midwest
Dana X. Bible
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas State
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Tigers
Cornhuskers
Norman
Eight Days Left to Pay City Taxes Without Penalty
Only eight days remain to settle city taxes to avoid penalty or interest after November 30. Delinquent payments will incur charges, with Jim Bowen the assessor-collector noting many property owners promised to pay before December 1.
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Jim Bowen
Grove safety defies fair catch to field punt
In a tense play, Grove refused a fair catch and returned a punt with two users inches away. The game saw Tom Nash, ex Georgia All America, leave in the third quarter with three cracked ribs after a weak flu bout. Nash reportedly pressed Coach Lambeau to re-enter, prompting the coach to send him back.
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Grove
Tom Nash
Nash
Lambeau
Ohio State Stars Upset Dope To Place Three on All-Star 11
Ohio State stars upset the All-Star Big Ten selection, placing three players on the AP All-Star team chosen by coaches. Purdue and Wisconsin also land multiple berths while Northwestern misses. Unanimous coach pick Harry Newman leads Michigan’s drive. Horstmann and Manders miss narrowly.
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Dope
Chicago
Buckeyes
Michigan
Associated Press
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ernest “Pug” Rentner
Fleet Wildcat
Jack Manders
Roy Horstmann
Harry Newman
Paul Pardonner
Paul Moss
Ivan Williamson
Moss
Michigan Hailed Big Ten Champion
Michigan was hailed as the Big Ten football champion, finishing the season undefeated and untied after a 3-0 victory over Minnesota. The Wolverines earned their 13th title and fourth undisputed crown, with Purdue also undefeated but tied Northwestern limiting co-sharing. Wisconsin finished third by beating Chicago 18 to 7.
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U.P
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Northwestern
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Wisconsin
Oklahoma Aggies Headed to Tucson Game Thanksgiving
DES MOINES Nov. 21 The champion Oklahoma Aggies will carry Missouri Valley prestige into the Southwest as the season ends. After a 27 to 0 victory over Grinnell Friday night they travel to Tucson to face the University of Arizona on Thanksgiving and then meet the Texas School of Mines in El Paso.
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Grinnell
Cowboys
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Tucson
Texas School of Mines
el Paso
Coach Waldrof Takes Team to Roswell on Travel Day
After a Saturday night in Amarillo the coach planned a Sunday workout here but chose travel instead due to favorable weather. He loaded the team into autos and a bus and headed toward Roswell for a lighter schedule.
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Amarillo
Waldrof
Roswell
Soul and Body Theme In Christian Science Church
Sunday service at First Church of Christ Scientist centered on Soul and Body. The lesson drew II Corinthians 3 about sufficiency from God and cited Science and Health passages declaring matter and senses as mortal illusions and man as the divine idea of God, eternal and destructible.
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Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Eastman May Be Recognized as Fourth Mile Champ
Stanford sprinter Ben Eastman, nicknamed Big Ben, likely will be formally recognized by the A A U as the fastest quarter miler after the record committee endorsed his 46 4/5 seconds for 440 yards. The debate centered on the California-made mark and Eastman’s meeting of other championships, but the committee accepted affidavits and clock readings, officially supplanting Ted Meredith’s 1916 record.
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Big Ben" Eastman
Stanford University
Amateur Athletic Union
Eastman
Big Ben
Charley Paddock
Bul Carr
Pennsylvania
California
Palo Alto
Jim Gordon
Los Angeles
A. C
Lawson Robertson
Johnny McGee
Gordon
Ted Meredith
Vic Williams
Igelevens In No Loss List
The Associated Press lists sixteen undefeated college football teams, with eight avoiding any ties. Texas Christian leads in scoring with 275 points, Auburn 255, Colgate 243, and St John’s of Minnesota share the top defensive mark. Temple DePaul and Waynesburg are the only unbeaten teams eliminated this week.
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New York
Temple
DePaul
Waynesburg
Texas Christian
Auburn
Colgate
St. John's
Minnesota
Associated Press
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