Harvesters End 1932 Season With Narrow 6 0 Win
Pampa high school Harvester football closes the season with a 6 to 0 victory over Quanah Indians. Captain Jim Poole led with six touchdowns and four extra points. Poole and Sullins were top scorers. The team faced heavy injuries but posted five wins and four losses while conceding 43 points across nine games.
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Harry E. Hoare
Pampa
Harvesters
Poole High Point
Lubbock
Amarillo
Jim Poole
Dick Sullins
Fleet
The
Gorilla
Clovis High School Eleven
Clarendon Bulldogs
Green and Gold
Borger Bulldogs
Alamo
Sandies
H. L. Ledrick
Lloyd Hamilton
Rufus Walker
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Capitol Hill Indians
Oklahoma City
Claude Cullins
Hoot Fullingim
Quanah
Indians
Cage Prospects
Morris Enloe
Robert Woodward
Miles Marbaugh
Hoot F Pullingim
Wayne Kelley
Jess Patton
Harvesters Defend Home Field Amid Close Season Summary
The Harvesters posted a strong defensive run across nine contests ending with a 6 0 lead as 1932 session closed. Only two players remain eligible for next season while several stars depart. Sullins and Patton expected as regulars with replacements and promising newcomers stepping up. Pampa eyes Thanksgiving clash with Amarillo Sandies to boost district prominence.
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Harvesters
Dick Sullins
Jess Patton
Jim Poole
Sam Turner
H. L. Ledrick
Wayne Kelley
Gerdis Schmidt
Philip Powell
Clovis Green
Rufus Walker
Hoot Fullingim
Miles Marbaugh
Lloyd Hamilton
Bert Stevens
Orville Heiskell
Lester Sartin
Monroe Owens
Ray Eldredge
Gorillas
Future Harvesters
Warren Moore
Claude
White Deer
Groom
Fullingim
Sullins
Woodward
Poole
Walker
Kelley
Schmidt
Powell
Patton
Turner
Pampa
Amarillo Sandies
Lubbock
Amarillo
Lubbock Westerners
Butlerfield
Ama
Westerners Sweep Amarillo Sweep with 13 6 Win
Lubbock Westerners beat Amarillo 13 to 6 at Harvester park to tilt the league race into a three way tie and then routed Pampa and Amarillo 7 to 0 at home. Coaches Odus Mitchell and Argus Fox of Pampa advocate spring football and a residency rule change to ease high school eligibility issues.
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Rille
Harvester Park
Lubbock
Harvesters
Westerners
Pampa
Amarillo
Odus Mitchell
West Texas State Teachers College
Argus Fox
Oklahoma A. & M
Plainview and Borger Tangle in Thanksgiving Clash
Plainview and Borger high schools meet at Wayland Field on Thanksgiving Day as both squads chase a conference win to escape the District One cellar. The game pits underdog Bulldogs against each other with bragging rights and season survival on the line.
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Lubbock High School
Amarillo
Butler Field
Golden Sandies
Sandies
Plainview
Lubbock
Pampa
Borger
They Have Done So Far At Amarillo and Lubbock
A compact summary of scores shows Sandies and Lubbock teams posting multiple wins and losses across games. Notable results include Sandies defeating Amarillo W Frosh and El Paso-Austin High, with Lubbock routing Snyder and posting varied scores against Plainview Borger and Lamesa. Overall totals list Sandies 27 and Lubbock 199 against opponents 41.
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Ranger
Sandiew
Canyon
W Frosh
Sandie
el Paso
Austin High
Sandies
Canyon—Plainview
Amarillo Pampa
Sandien
W. T. Frosh
Wichita Falls
Horger
Toledo Home Ownership Exceeds Sixty Percent
A survey shows more than 60 percent of Toledo residents own their homes. The figures highlight a stable housing market and potential for local policy focus on property ownership programs.
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Toledo, Ohio
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