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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

14

President of USC Believer in Football Explains View

Dr. Rufus Von Kleinsmid USC president says football draws crowds from 70 000 to 105 000 and benefits the community. He endorses the intercollegiate system under faculty control and praises intersectional games and football heroes like Pinckett Shaver Mohler and Smith while stressing academics.

von Kleinsmid GRID George H. Beale United Press Los Angeles Rufus Bernhard von Kleinsmid University of Southern California Southern California Chemistry Department Board of Supplies Ernie Pinckett Gus Shaver Orville Mohler Ernie Smith Howard Jones

Aggies Hopeful for Victory as Texas Classic Nears

Dallas dispatch reports Texas A&M travels to Austin for the Thanksgiving Day showdown with Texas. A&M recovery from injuries boosts a lineup led by Captain Jimmy Aston, Ray Murray, and Cliff Domingue after a 14 7 win over Rice. Texas underlin es a homecoming against a strengthened rival with Harrison Stafford and Ernie Kay stars.

Dallas Texas U.P Texas Aggie Texas University Aggies Austin Regars Aggie Cadet Corps Reveille Longhorn Southwest Madison Bell Rice Bell Jimmy Aston Ray Murray Cliff Domingue Pete Hewitt Bob Williams College Station Taylor Longhorns Harrison Stafford Ernie Kay

Texarkana Open Golf Draws Top Pros From Across States

Ky Laffoon of Denver Colorado leads entries for the first Texarkana Country Club Open with many big names including Ben Hogan Claude Whalen Byron Nelson and Jack Burke among participants. The three day event runs Monday to Wednesday at Texarkana with over 500 dollars in prize money and a set of irons for the low amateur.

Texarkana Ky Laffoon Denver Colorado Laffoon California Ted Longworth Texarkana Country Club L. G. Wilson Dallas Longworth Dick Metz Deal New Jersey Toney Butler Corpus Christi Texas Professional Golfers Association Clarence Hubby Waco Ray Garrett Tyler Oren Williams Longview Edwin McClure Shreveport Louisiana Floyd Boone Corsicana L. W. Roland Jack Dick Grout Ben Hogan Claude Whalen Fort Worth Johnny Camet el Dorado Willie Maguire Jack Burke Houston Tommy Lockwell Francis McGonagill Jimmy Watkins Jack Jackson Byron Nelson Gus Moreland B. K. Rogers Oklahoma City

District Scores For Season District Scores For Season

Amarillo teams posted dominant district results with large margins across many games. Pampa and Lubbock each recorded notable showings against multiple opponents, while Plainview and Borger also faced mixed outcomes in the season schedule.

Pampa Pampa Opponents Pampa Clovis Borger Clarendon Plainview West Texas Fish Amarillo Capital Hill Oklahoma City Lubbock Quanah Floydada Childress Hereford Spearman Canyon Panhandle

Pro Aces Wage Fight For Passing Success

New York Giants quarterback Jack McBride and Green Bay’s Arnold Herber battle for passing honors in the National Professional Football League. Herber is 30 of 53 for 416 yards, McBride 20 of 39 for 258 yards. Dutch Clark leads rushing with 495 yards, Capiglio 405 for Stapleton. Ray Flaherty tops receivers with 17 catches.

New York Jack McBride New York Giants Arnold Herber Green Bay Herbert McBride Earl Dutch) Clark Portsmouth Bob Capiglio Stapleton Ray Flaherty Giants

Irish Get Lowdown On Army Backfield Deception

Notre Dame scouts report Army backs frequently change positions and numbers to disguise themselves. After reviewing most season games, Heardy Anderson's staff warns that cadet backs must use false faces Saturday to avoid recognition on the field. Photographs of Army backfield members are being studied to identify every man.

South Bend Ind Army Notre Dame Heardy Anderson Anderson

Wife Silent Critic Upsets Ideas for Beer Garden

An Amarillo cafe owner sketches a beer garden with arches and a glassy serving room. His wife watches, then he reels in the plan, deciding to stay as he is and keep Sam’s course.

Texas Amarillo Cafe Sam

McLean Tigers Prepare for Canyon Thanksgiving Title Battle

McLean visits Canyon in a District 2 Class B title clash on Thanksgiving Day at Buffalo Stadium Canyon’s F A Thomas Williams Wade Johnson and Owen Miller are sidelined by illness and injuries while McLean’s steady backfield led by Switzer and Cass seeks a decade-long wait for the crown Canyon and McLean enter the game undefeated both boasting strong lines and balanced backfields with Robinson Ellison and Brasuels shining on defense and special teams in a showdown that could decide the district title.

Canyon Eagles Tigers McLean Canyon Eagles Hereford Buffalo Stadium Turkey F. A. Thomas Wade Johnson G. Brasuel Owen Miller Thomas Borger Bulldogs Wilson Stroud Johnson Crockett Tiger Christian L. Christian Switzer Robinson Cone Ellison Eagle Back Cass Carpenter Bogan Shamrock Young T. Cox Miller Black McCarty

Titular Tilts Top Thursday s Games

Texas interscholastic league slate stacks title showdowns as 12 undefeated clubs clash across 14 districts. Districts 1 3 9 11 15 16 feature unbeaten teams. others push for crowns with key matchups including Ranger Breckenridge Austin High El Paso Vernon Masonic Home and Brackenridge vs Thomas Jefferson.

Dallas John Reagan Houston Sherman Masonic Fort Worth Lubbock Amarillo San Angelo Sweetwater Greenville Marshall Cleburne Corsicana Corpus Christi Robstown Brownsville Harlingen Ranger Breckenridge Abilene Austin High el Paso el Paso High Vernon Electra Masonic Home Mineral Wells Woodrow Wilson North Dallas Athens Longview Palestine Brackenridge High San Antonio Thomas Jefferson Sare Beaumont Galveston

Amateur Athletic Union switches to metric track measures

The Amateur Athletic Union voted to adopt the metric system for track and field events effective January 1, scrapping yards and miles. The move aligns U S practices with most nations, with the I A F as the standard. Indoor national championships in Chicago will use metric distances, while some races may still run in yards.

New York Amateur Athletic Union United States Great Britain International Amateur Athletic Federation A. A Chicago I. C

Denton Teachers Win Lone Star Conference Pennant

North Texas Teachers College captured the Lone Star Conference title with a 6 to 0 victory over San Marcos Teachers yesterday. The Eagles trailed after two quarters but surged in the third, turning a fumble into a 19 yard touchdown and then a goal by Ted Wright.

Denton Texas North Texas Teachers College San Marcos Teachers North Texas Eagles Ted Wright Eagle

Canyon Eagles Matchup Noted Inexperienced Roster

Christian and Robinson show strong passing and receiving for Canyon while Black Stroud and Johnson excel in air against Hereford. McLean’s pass defense interrupts Shamrock, Tigers rely on 12 and eight quarter veterans McCarty and Robinson, with three-year backfield stars among many two-year players. Canyon fields a largely first-year lineup.

Christian Robinson Black Stroud Johnson Canyon Hereford McLean Shamrock Tigers McCarty T. C Miller L. Brasuel G. Brasuel Eagles

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