District Divides into Four Sections for Basketball Season
District One restructures its Interscholastic League basketball for the season, creating four sections with sub sections and a double elimination final in Canyon to crown the district champion. Girls basketball is added under the same governance as boys with no transfer rule. Officials Burton and Lockhart oversee the plan and a Panhandle officials association is urged.
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University of Texas
Ss. B. Burton
W. E. Lockhart
West Texas State Teachers College of Canyon
Canyon
Potter
Oldham
Moore
Hartley
Dallam
Sherman
Burton
Dallas
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
C. A. Cryer
Grover 3
Carruth
Robert Vaughn
Panhandle
L. H. Rhodes
Dalhart
W. B. Younger
Tulsa High School
Substitutes and star players shape 1933 Badger grid outlook
The article traces past and present players from SANDIE SUBSTITUTE BACKS ham to Okla colleges, naming Bob Cox Duke Texas University Tulane and Washington. It notes twelve graduates at West Texas Teachers College, and projects Wisconsin Badgers public prospects for 1933 with returning regulars Cain Crawford Hanshaw Montgomery Lee Meeks Pafford Taylor Weaver Sandfer and Flowers.
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Stina Cain
Benny Crawford
Lowndes Hanshaw
Mike Montgomery
John Lee
Clinton Meeks
John Pafford
Jello Taylor
Qualijer
J. B. Weaver
Caye Sandfer
Tech Matadors face final home game with 6000 expected at Matador Field
A 6000 strong crowd is anticipated Thursday at Matador Field as Tech hosts Simmons in the Turkey Day clash. The game doubles as Tech’s 12th of the year and final home appearance, with four veterans closing their Matador careers. Harold Crites and Milton Moffett lead a seasoned lineup as Tech seeks a strong bid for the Southwest Conference and a postseason bid.
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Tech
Matador Field
Matadors
Simmons
Lubbock
Harold Crites
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Milton
Moffett
Stanton
Tech Machine
Bill Teal
Haskell
Badgers End Third Year On Grid
The Amarillo College Badgers closed their football season with two cancellations and weaker finances but an impressive scoring record. In nine games they tallied 197 points while allowing 21, the best offensive output in their three-year history, with several players advancing to senior colleges.
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Lord
West Texas Teachers College Buffaloes
Badgers
Bill Flowers
The
Amarillo College Badgers
Texas Tech
Terrill
New Mexico Military Institute
Badger
Cameron Aggies
Lawton
Oklo
Sweetwater Big Spring clash for third place
Sweetwater and Big Spring meet in Steer Stadium for a third place battle as both teams sit at .500 after recent games. The outcome will separate the teams in the standings and influence postseason positioning.
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McCamey
Midland
W. P. Pet
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Colorado
Big Spring
Steer
Grasshoppers Breathe Through Abdomen Openings
Insects like grasshoppers breathe via spiracles on their abdomen and cannot drown if the head is kept underwater, a finding explained in a recent natural science note.
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