Lubbock Fans Eye Big Turkey Day Upset at Amarillo
Special to The Globe reports Lubbock High Westerners practice intensely at Fair Park field for the Thanksgiving game against Amarillo, a pivotal District One clash with state preliminaries at stake. Coach Chapman’s team, the underdogs, hope to end the Butler Field losing streak and force a three-way district finish, aided by a planned special fan train.
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Fair Park Field
Lubbock High
Butler Field
Amarillo
Abilene
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Hudson County Split Stirs A U Controversy In New Jersey
Henry McLemore reports the Amateur Athletic Union's national session debated and finally decided Hudson County must remain with the Metropolitan Association rather than join New Jersey. The lengthy debate invoked secession and democracy themes, with a reporter's timely lilt guiding a decisive third ballot.
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United Press
New York
Dred Scott
Billy Patterson
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Amateur Athletic Union
Hudson County
New Jersey
Metropolitan Association
New Jersey Association
AAU Group Faces Olympic Tax and Record Bets
Delegates at the 44th AAU convention consider a five cent admissions tax to fund the American Olympic committee. Avery Brundage urged approval to avoid costly fundraising. The body also reconfirmed Ralph Metcalfe as an equal 100 meter record holder with Eddie Tolan and recognized Evelyn Hall in the 80 meter hurdles. Ralph Hill’s 14:30 was kept as an American native mark and he shares Olympic distance record with Lauri Lehtinen pending official stance.
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America
Avery Brundage
Ralph Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
Tolan
Evelyn Hall
Mildred Didrikson
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lauri Lehtinen
Finland
Hill
Lehtinen
Colgate Favored To Beat Brown In Eastern Title Clash
Colgate holds the best record in the nation with 243 points in eight games and no points allowed. Brown is unbeaten in seven games with 81 points for and 21 against, but has near-defeats in close calls. The Eastern championship showdown goes ahead in Providence.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press
In Worcester Gus Sonnemberg of Boston defeated Matros Kirilenko of Russia two falls to one. In New York Ed Strangler Lewis of Los Angeles threw George Calza of Italy in 18 minutes 45 seconds. In Battle Creek Otis Clingman from Amarillo won from Nick Bozinis in two falls to one. In Columbus Paul Jones of Houston threw Lew Jennings of Oklahoma City in 31 minutes 37 seconds. In Camden Dick Daviscourt of California won in straight falls from Pat McKay of Memphis.
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Mass
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
New York
Ed Strangler Lewis
Los Angeles
George Calza
Italy
Battle Creek
Mich
Otis Clingman
Amarillo
Tex
Nick Bozinis
Columbus
Paul Jones
Houston
Lew Jennings
Oklahoma City
Camden
N. J
Dick Daviscourt
California
Pat McKay
Memphis
Western Golf Association Officials Remain Largely Unchanged
Chicago November 22 Officials of the Western Golf Association will stay the same next year except for two resignations. B C Hardenbrook of Chicago and C F Young of Dayton Ohio step down with Magnus of Chicago replacing Hardenbrook and Robert Gaylord of Rockford Illinois succeeding Young. R Arthur Wood of Chicago heads a slate including H C Gifford Ocean Springs Mississippi vice president Henry C Hartholomay Lake Geneva Wisconsin secretary Lowry Arnold Atlanta Everett H Seaver Los Angeles G H Raleigh Tacoma and George W Snyder Kansas City as directors.
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Rockford
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Wis
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Atlanta
Everett H. Seaver
Los Angeles
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Tacoma
Wash
George W. Snyder
Kansas City
SMU faces TCU with injuries clouding title bid
In Fort Worth on November 22 Coach Francis Schmidt with two aces hurt plans to beat Texas Christian and finish undefeated. Red Oliver and Ben Boswell may miss action. both injuries from the Rice game threaten SMU.
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U.P
Southern Methodist
Francis Schmidt
Texas Christian
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Red Oliver
Ben Boswell
Oliver
Boswell
Tottering
Dallas
Baylor
Ray Morrison
Mustangs
Dying Fire Chief Describes Hit and Run Car
Houston, Nov 22. Fire and police Commissioner William Quartz of Goose Creek died after a gray car with a broken windshield struck him. Quartz, 56, named the car before dying hours after the hit and run as he rode to a city council meeting. Searches for the car and driver spread across Harris County.
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U.A
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Goose Creek
Quartz
Harris County
Clingman Triumphs in Creek City Wrestling Battle
In Creek, Michigan Ovis Clingman of Amarillo Texas defeated Nick Bozinis of New York two falls to one in a three fall wrestling match. Bozinis won the opening fall in 15 minutes 25 seconds, with Clingman replying to take the next two falls in 13 minutes 16 seconds and a final fall time of 0:01.
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Batle Creek
Mich
Ovis Clingman
Amarillo
Tex
Nick Bozinis
New York
Bozinis
Colleges Hear Board Revising Education Plan
In Austin on November 22, the Texas College of Mines El Paso the College of Industrial Arts Denton the College of Arts and Industries Kingsville and Texas Tech Lubbock held executive hearings before the state board of education. The conferences aimed to review the board report on coordination of educational activities and conclude with discussions alongside A and M College and the University of Texas.
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U.p—Texas College of Mines
el Paso
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
College of Arts & Industries
Kingsville
Texas Tech
Lubbock
State Board of Education
A. & M. College
University of Texas
Kid Chocolate Wins Non-Title Featherweight Bout at Coliseum
Cuba New York world featherweight champion Kid Chocolate defeated Eddie Reilly in a 10 round non-title match at the Coliseum. Reilly showed brief resistance in early rounds but faded as Chocolate pressed the attack. Chocolate weighed 127 3 4 pounds, Reilly 134.
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U.P
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
New York State
Eddie Reilly
Reilly
Chocolate
Hagen May Be Golf Leader
The PGA began selecting the eight regulars and two alternates to meet Britain's pros in the Ryder Cup next May. Walter Hagen was seen as captain, with Gene Sarazen and Olin Dutra likely to join. Amendments to the federation rules were approved, restricting alternates from title eligibility and allowing foreign players to bid for the U S pro title.
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Dll
Professional Golfers Association
Great Britain
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
U. S
Fight Results Roundup From Major Cities
In New York Ben Jeby outpointed Chick Devlin while Bep Von Klaveren beat Paola Villa in Holland. Kid Chocolate defeated Eddie Reilly and Yambo Ambrose defeated Vidal Gregorio. In Pittsburgh Eddie Wolfe stopped Pee Wee Jarrell and Meyer Christner outpointed Charlie Massare. Cleveland saw Billy Wallace stop Eddie Lord. Arturo Godoy stopped Johnny Mack in Miami. Townsend outpointed Petrolle in Toronto. Dutch Easter beat Kid Granite in Dallas, and Freddie Filer defeated Pete Lacrosse in Louisville.
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New York
Ben Jeby
Chick Devlin
Los Angeles
Bep von Klaveren
Holland
Paola Villa
Philippines
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Eddie Reilly
Yambo Ambrode
Vidal Gregorio
Spain
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Pee Wee Jarrell
Fort Wayne
Dallas
Dutch Easter
Kid Granite
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Freddie Filer
Pete Lacrosse
Tulsa
Ben Jeby Recognized Middleweight Champ
Ben Jeby, a durable Jewish boxer from the East Side, earned New York State recognition as middleweight world champion after defeating Chick Devlin of Los Angeles in a 15 round title bout at St. Nicholas arena. The match carried sanction from the New York State Athletic Commission.
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Ben Jeby
East Side
New York State
Jeby
Chick Devlin
Los Angeles
St. Nicholas Arena
New York State Athletic Commission
San Marcos Press In Crucial Today
Denton Texas November 22 The San Marcos Teachers College Bobcats face the North Texas Teachers College Eagles in a Lone Star Conference title clash. Bobcats hold 3-0 while Eagles are 4-0 and viewed as the toughest challenge. Ted Wright and Porter are key backs for their teams. A cross country event was planned at halftime featuring East Texas Commerce and others.
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Tex
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North Texas Teachers College Eagles
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Eagles
San Marcos
Ted Wright
North Texas
Porter
East Texas
Commerce
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Stage Set for Thursday Turkey Day Wrestling Card
The Armory hosts a Turkey Day wrestling event with Doc Mueller facing Joe Kopecky in the main bout and Ted Travis meeting Kid Goodman in the semi final, with all preparations reported by Matchmaker Mantell.
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Mantell
Doc” Mueller
Joe Kopecky
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Kid Goodman
Amarillo Woman Sues City for 5000 Damages
Annie Dyer Nunn of 704 Jackson Street sues the City of Amarillo for 5000 damages with her husband Paul Nunn joining. She alleges leg and foot injuries from stepping into a water main man hole in the alley between Jackson Monroe and Seventh Eighth Avenues on August 28, causing loss of 50 dollars monthly as an author and inability to do housework.
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Jackson Street
Amarillo
Paul Nunn
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Monroe Streets
Seventh
Eighth Avenue
Nichols Accepts Light Heavyweight Bout in Chicago
Buffalo’s George Nichols the NBA light heavyweight champion accepts a ten round bout on the King Levinsky Primo Cam era program at the Chicago Stadium November 30 Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg likely to oppose him in the event
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Chicago
George Nichols
Buffalo
N. Y
National Boxing Association
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Chicago Stadium
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
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Pacific Dads Cut Salary in Pacific Coast League 1933 plan
The Pacific Coast League set a 1933 schedule with a four week start and a 26 week season ending October 1. Directors cut the player waiver price from 3000 to 1250 dollars effective December 15 to aid clubs seeking players while protecting players from being dropped. Admission prices remain unchanged from last season. The board avoided restraints with other Class AA leagues on salaries or personnel.
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Pacific Coast League
Veteran pitcher Eppa Rixey fined for pursuing quail
Cincinnati heat veteran Ephe Jeptha Rixey, aged 42, chased a quail near Sabina with four companions. He paid a $25 fine after game wardens charged him with pursuing a quail, a protected song bird offense in Ohio.
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Ephe Jeptha Rixey
Rixey
Sabina
Ohio
Women and Men Served as Jesters in Medieval Courts
A medieval note explains that both women and men acted as jesters in royal and noble courts. The piece highlights gender diversity in court entertainment across the Middle Ages.
Six Day Bike Champs Repeat Chicago Victory
William Torchy Peden of Victoria and Jules Audy of Montreal repeated their triumph from a year earlier to win their second six day bicycle race in two starts in Minneapolis. Reggie McNamara and Al Crossley finished in a tie for first entering the final sprints, dropping to third. Bobby Thomas and Dave Sands claimed second place.
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William
Torchy) Peden
Victoria
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Jules Audy
Montreal
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Reggie McNamara
Newark
al Crossley
Bobby Thomas
Kenosha
Wis
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