Sandies Seek Region Crown In Turkey Day Football
Texas high school grid action across districts features Amarillo Sandies versus Wichita Falls Coyotes for District 1 title, with Pampa Harvesters hosting Quanah Indians and Lubbock at Plainview among Turkey Day games. Districts 2 and 3 spotlight Breckenridge, Ranger, Oak Cliff Leopards, Highland Park, and Central versus Polytechnic as teams jockey for positions.
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Calebs. Campbell
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Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
Coyotes
Wichita Falls
Pampa Harvesters
Quanah Indians
Pampa
Lubbock
Plainview
Vernon
Electra
Childress
Amarillo Sandies
Wichita
Savoldi Grange And Nagurski To Be on Same Team
Jumping Joe Savoldi who left Notre Dame due to marital issues is expected to play for the Chicago Bears in the City Championship game with the Chicago Cardinals along with Red Grange and Bronko Nagurski. Savoldi earns a halfback spot while Nagurski remains fullback.
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Nagurski
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Joe Savoldi
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Red” Grange
Illinois
Bronko Nagurski
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Conference title on line as District Seven games loom
Port Arthur's Yellow Jackets need a Reagan win to secure a third straight District No. 7 championship with a potential playoff if John Reagan defeats Sam Houston. Other district games feature San Jacinto vs Jeff Davis and Beaumont vs Ball High. district No. 8 actions set Brackenridge against Main Avenue, Corpus Christi at Robstown, Kerrville at Brownsville. Archie Vaughan of South Carolina weighs 133 pounds as the Tigers meet Clemson Auburn and Sewanee.
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Brownwood
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Breckenridge
Ranger
Boyce Magness
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Highlanders
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Waco
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Denton
Sulphur Springs
McKinney
Paris
Gainesville
Tyler Lions
Palestine
Clifford Gregory
Marshall Mavericks
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Gregory
Marshall
Lufkin
Athens
Nacogdoches
Texarkana
Ark
Tex
John Reagan
Houston
Port Arthur
Jeff Davis
Reagan
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Beaumont
Ball High
Austin
Maroons
Brackenridge
Main Avenue
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Robstown
Kerrville
Brownsville
Notable gridiron is action in Domes 1930 college football history
The article reviews two stellar performances on November 8 1930 by Notre Dame and Southern California showcasing flawless offense. It praises Frank Carideo and the Irish attack versus Pennsylvania and notes USC's 74 0 win over California. It also recalls Penn’s historic defeats and mentions a Florida harness racing meet.
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Knute Kenneth Rockne
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
California
Fighting Irish
Trojans
Los Angeles Coliseum
Dartmouth
Illinois
Grange
Four Horsemen
Ford
Irish
Badgers Seek Fighting Spirit To Upset Wayland Rabbits
Am arillo Junior College Badgers train on campus for Thanksgiving showdown with Wayland Rabbits. Coach Al Baggett has not lost this season and banners their fighting pep as the key to shocking the seasoned opponents. The Panhandle expects a hard fought game demanding maximum effort from the underdogs.
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Butler’ Field
Amarillo Junior College Badgers
al Baggett
Wayland College Rabbits
Badgers
Wayland
Panhandle
Andy High Sent Back To Rochester Farm System
The Cardinals sold infielder Andy High to Rochester of the International League. A 33 year old veteran, High rose to fame for his clutch pinch hitting in the St. Louis Brooklyn series and has played for Brooklyn Boston and St. Louis since 1919.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Andy High
Dazzy Vance
Cardinals
Rochester
Cardinal
High
Brooklyn
Andy
Memphis
Boston
Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
Fights featured Benny Bass outpointing Lew Massey in Philadelphia and Maxie Rosenbloom defeating Patsy Riorron in Canton non title. Other bouts include Jackie Fields over Dick Daniels in Boston, Young Leonard beating Baby Stribling in Davenport, Tommy Grogan over Billy Wallace in Des Moines, Buck McTiernan besting Sergeant Sammy Baker in Pittsburgh, a draw Frankie Murphy vs Juddy LaSalle in Salt Lake City, Joe Trabon stopping Allen Lewis in Kansas City, Patsy Wallace defeated by Charlie Feraci in Salt Lake City, Tommy Cello and Babe Herman drawing in Miami, and Al Stillman outpointing Joe Lohman in St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Lew Massey
Canton
Maxie Rosenbloom
Patsy Riorron
Boston
At Friedman
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Sam Bruce
Davenport
Young Leonard
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Baby Stribling
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Des Moines
Tommy Grogan
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Buck McTiernan
Sammy Baker
New York
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Frankie Murphy
San Diego
Juddy LaSalle
Drew
Joe Trabon
Kansas City
Allen Lewis
Pocatello
Charlie Feraci
Patsy Wallace
Savannah
Burleigh Grimes Aims at National Record in Three Years
Burleigh Grimes of the St Louis Cardinals, a star pitcher with 312 career wins, hopes to surpass Grover Cleveland Alexander by reaching 373 wins within three years. The goal underscores Grimes' pursuit of a landmark major league pitching record.
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St. Louis
Spithball Hurler
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Texas Longhorns Face Season's Deciding Turkey Tilt
Southwest Conference gridiron notes from Austin Fort Worth Dallas College Station report Texas aims to clinch the title at home against Texas A and M while Texas Christian University prepares for a benefit game exes versus 1930 Horned Frogs and Southern Methodist Mustangs anticipate rest and readiness for Baylor and Houston clashes.
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Howard Grubbs
Mike Brumbelow
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Mustangs
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Bruce Kattman
Weldon Mason
George Koontz
Houston
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Texas A. and M. Gridiron Warriors
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Mantell in Great Shape for Next Welterweight Bout
The upcoming wrestling feature at the Armory Friday night pits veteran Dutch Mantell against Chinese newcomer Sneeze Achiu. Mantell, nearing 50, trains in New Mexico and promises a sharp right hand as fans pack the City Drug on Polk Street for tickets at 6 o'clock.
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New Mexico
Dutch
City Drug
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Diegel Wins Oregon Open In Playoff At Portland
Leo Diegel of Agua Caliente wins the Oregon Open at Columbia Country Club after a playoff with Gene Sarazen. Diegel shot 69 to Sarazen 72, finishing tied at 287 after 72 holes with a $600 share of a $2,500 purse. Diegel's steady putting and four birdies sealed the title.
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Ore
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Gene Sarazen
New York
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Sarazen
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Longhorns Likely Serves Surprise On Thanksgiving
Leaked practice field notes hint at a secret plan by Coach Matty ahead of Thanksgiving. Officials decline comment as insiders speculate the Longhorns will receive an unexpected dish beside turkey.
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Radio Schedule Snapshot from 1930s Network Listings
Readable fragment lists radio programs and station affiliations for a November Tuesday across multiple networks. Key shows include Air Scoops The Pickards Snoop and Peep Troika Bella and orchestral listings with co–broadcast stations and times, reflecting dense 1930s U.S. radio scheduling.
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WWJ
WSAL
WOW
KSTP
WGY Wow
WKY
WJAX
WTMJ
WEBC
KGO
WHAS
Pickards
WOAIL
KSD
WBAP
KVOO
WSB
WSAIL
WDAF
WJDX
KTHS
WSM
WMC
WSMB
WGY
WGN
WDAP
WIOD
WIDX
KPKC
WOAI
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