Turkey shoot at Texas Alleys crowns Blair champion
A tenpin turkey shoot at Texas Alleys last night featured Mc Crady Arnberg Robertson Cash Blair Pendleton Kinkamp Reinert and Storrs. Blair won the main prize as competitors relied on bowling rather than shotguns.
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Crisler backs current football rules to keep game balanced
Fritz Crisler, Michigan football coach, urged leaving football rules unchanged. He warned that making three or four changes annually would radically alter the game over 50 years, saying the sport is already balanced and good as it stands.
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Sandstorm football team heads to Lubbock for pivotal clash
Amarillo's Golden Sandstorm departs at 7 25 pm for a Texas Tech gridiron showdown with the Lubbock Westerners tomorrow. Coach Howard Lynch prescribes light drills and a fit squad despite minor injuries. Starting lineup hints include Humphreys Roberts Hale Haston Gill Jones Mauldin Corbell Andrews Tigart and Thompson. About 15 000 fans expected to fill the stadium for the district championship showdown.
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Golden Sandstorm
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Sandies
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Marvin Webb
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Fifty Five Trains to Carry Army Navy Fans in Philadelphia
Two railroads the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore and Ohio announced 55 extra trains for the Army Navy game in Philadelphia on Saturday. They expect about 50 000 passengers to travel to and from the site.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Iowa seeks Worcester coach in Tubbs vacancy
Worcester Mass Nov 23 Dr Eddie Anderson Holy Cross football coach admitted last night he talked with an emissary from the University of Iowa about the coaching job then held by Irl Tubbs.
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Honest John Bronca Moves On to Cleveland
Yale graduate Johnny Broaca, a volatile pitcher with a temper, is waived from the New York Yankees to Cleveland. The piece traces his career highs and lows, his flirtation with prize fighting, and the mixed signals from teammates and observers about his baseball promise versus his long history of conflicts and erratic behavior.
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Vitt
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Lefty Gomez
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John Bronca
Arthur Shires
Lena Blackburne
Chicago White Sox
Shires
Gene Tunney
Hack Wilson
Cincinnati
Reds
Hack
Wilson
Great Shires
Tennessee
Yanks
Oscar Witt
Rose Bowl closed to champions would hurt national prestige
Henry McLemore surveys bowl plans and commentary on Rose Bowl prestige, Peach Bowl prospects, and notable sports opinions. He notes 144 AAU swimming records anticipated, hints at golf hot takes, and weighs player rankings like O Brien and Aldrich amid broader 1930s college sports chatter.
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George Marshall
Saturday Evening Post
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O. B. Keeler
Rand McNally
Bernie Bierman
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Alice Marble
Waldorf Astoria
Alice
Dutch Meyer
Davey O'Brien
Ky Aldrich
O’brien
Aldrich
Hill
Duke
SMU-TCU Game Sold Out As Officials Return Money
In Dallas on November 23 193? officials announced the SMU vs TCU football game was sold out with 23500 seats filled. Athletic manager Jimmy Stewart apologized while returning paid orders and letters of explanation. Scalpers were expected to fetch high prices. A Corpus Christi buyer reportedly paid scalpers $6 each for two 20 yard line seats.
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Tex
Southern Methodist Athletic
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
Corpus Christi
Lubbock Set To Host Rivalry For Turbulent District Title
Amarillo and Lubbock high school teams prepare for a Thanksgiving Day clash at Texas Tech stadium in Lubbock. The undefeated Amarillo squad seeks its first conference crown since 1931 as Four to five thousand Amarillans plan to travel 120 miles to cheer. Lubbock hosted last year and lost 14 to 7.
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Amarillo
Pampa
Lubbock
Texas Tech
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America
All-America pickers favor single player per team
UPI notes that selectors favor choosing one standout from a team for All-America honors. The remark hints at broad consensus on limiting selections to a lone representative, discounting alternatives from the same squad.
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Aldrich
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