Chennault to Captain Badger Club Saturday
John Chennault will captain the Amarillo College Badgers Saturday at Butler Field against Capitol Hill Junior College in Homecoming Day events. Tickets are on sale at Maxor Drug Store and Amarillo College library with adult 55 cents and student 25 cents.
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Fisk Building
Glenn Buskin
Jim Bassett
Ross McBrayer
Joe Maddox
John Mann
Foster Watkins
No Change in Davis Policy Keeps US Team Leaders
United States Lawn Tennis Association nominating committee reelects officers including President Walter Merrill Hall. Hall is expected to name Holcombe Ward as head of the American Davis Cup team with trials for at least six players such as Wilmer Allison Johnny van Ryn Don Budge Frank Shields and Bryan Grant. The year’s team lost to England at Wimbledon.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Walter Merrill Hall
Philadelphia
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Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Don Budge
Frank Shields
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
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Wimbledon
Federal Advisory Council discusses excess bank reserves
Washington November 21. Members of the Federal Advisory Council and the Federal Reserve Board examined mounting excess bank reserves seen as a potential driver of inflation. With reserves near 3 billion dollars, analysts warned a 30 billion dollar inflation path could emerge from this factor alone.
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Hoppe Waives 60-day Title Chase for Cochran Until 1936
Willie Hoppe of New York said he will not seek a title match with Welker Cochran of San Francisco within 60 days. By finishing second in the tournament Hoppe earned a right to challenge, but he plans to try again in the 1936 event after a 50 to 31 victory over Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago in 43 innings, worth about $2,000.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
New World
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Cochran
Arthur Thurnblad
McShane versus Tillman in Amarillo wrestling show
Danny McShane the Irish contender battles Larry Tillman Oklahoma in the main event at the National Guard Armory. Proceeds fund Amarillo College band uniforms. Semifinal features Jack Van Bebber against Billy Hallas and Nick Beamis versus Marvin Barackaman in the prelim. Tickets at City Drug Store via Amarillo College students.
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Larry Tillman
Oklahoma
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Jack van Bebber
Texas Tech
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el Paso
Nick Beaiiis
Elmira
N. Y
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Oregon
City Drug Store
Amarillo College
Starts Tax Crusade by Johns-Manville Chief Brown
John Manville president Lewis H. Brown launches a tax reduction crusade with the slogan the cost of government must be reduced, as shown in an Associated Press photo.
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Tewis H. Brown
Johns-Manville Corporation
Associated Press
Psychic Adrienne Predicts Rose Bowl and Other Futures
Washington writer recaps Adrienne the psychic's forecasts including NYU versus California for the Rose Bowl, a Columbia win over Stanford, Braddock's defeat of Baer, Mussolini’s downfall, and Hitler’s fate, plus a horse racing tip and a quip about a personal misfortune.
Predict Downfall of Bears and Dartmouth
United Press predicts two undefeated teams will fall this weekend with Princeton to beat Dartmouth, Yale to edge Harvard, and Stanford to defeat California. Other picks include Georgia over Auburn, Texas Christian over Rice, and USC over UCLA in regional showdowns.
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Baseball Men Talking Low
Dayton Nov 21 Minor league meetings hint at deals with whispers among club managers. Rumors place Burgess Whitehead to the Giants for Bud Parmalee, while Louisville seeks buyers for Colonels stock. Southern Association and Texas Leagues seek elevated status to raise player pay and limits.
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Cap) Neal
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Galveston
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Southern Association
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National Association
Civic Club League Football Tonight and Roundup
Civic Club League hosts two games tonight Ross Shoe Shop vs Great West Mill and Louis H Smith vs Farmers Nat Grain Corp with standings shown Lions Rotary and other clubs. Sports Roundup notes Harvard Yale pictures mystery and Dempsey judging a pet show while baseball and college football anecdotes color the page.
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Great West Mill
Louis H. Smith
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Jack Dempsey
Francis Albertanti
Babe Herman
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North Carolina
Wallace Wade
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Albany
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Oregon State
Hoppe Wins Second in World Three Cushion Tourney
Willie Hoppe of New York took second prize money in the world three cushion billiard tournament held in Chicago. He defeated Arthur Thurnbald of Chicago 50 to 31 in 43 innings to claim the playoff for second place as Welker Cochran of San Francisco won the title by beating Hoppe the prior Tuesday night. Kinney Matsuyama of Tokyo finished fourth.
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New York
Arthur Thurnbald
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Kinney Matsuyama
Tokyo
Reverend seeks forgiveness for daughter in law amid case
In Chicago the Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Root asks forgiveness for his daughter in law Mrs Daisy Alexander Root, charged with enslaving his son Brenton Root. The confrontation and plea are reported with Associated Press photos from Memphis, Tennessee.
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Prince Albert Mails Risk Free Roll-Your-Own Cigarettes Offer
A tobacco promotion from R. J. Reynolds urges smokers to try Prince Albert in a two ounce tin that yields about 70 cigarettes. The ad promises a full refund plus postage if the buyer does not rate PA as the best roll-your-own tobacco, highlighting crimp cut for easy rolling and mild flavor. It notes PA can be used in pipes as well.
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P.A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
Madame de Maintenon Honored on 300th Birth Anniversary
In Mort France on November 27 the 300th anniversary of Madame de Maintenon’s birth will be celebrated near Niort prison where she was born Francoise d Aubigne. The event recalls her rise from poverty to become Louis XIVs wife and a controversial figure blamed for pressing anti Huguenot policies and political blunders. Walter Merrill Hall of New York is nominated to continue as president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association for 1936.
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Maintenon
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James II
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Madame de Maintenon
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