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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1933
Page
7
Amarillo High Golden Sandies meet Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch coached Amarillo squad at Butler Field in a regular District 1 Conference contest as they seek to rebuild their offense and defend a famous tradition.
Michigan places three on the first team led by backs Lund and Purvis with Wistert at end and Bernard at center. Indiana’s Jones and Ohio State’s Laws also make the first unit, while Minnesota’s Larson and Manske headline tackles for a strong Big Ten selection.
Plans were completed this morning for a reserve officers dinner at 7 30 in the Capitol hotel honoring Congressman Arvin Jones. All Panhandle reserve officers were invited, said George A Corbin, liaison.
Houston welcomes the opening of the 600000 Epsom Downs racing plant on Thursday with 50000 fans visiting during a preview day. Ed ward J Hussion and Lou Smith modeled the track after Epsom Downs England as 800 thoroughbreds are stabled, expected to reach 1000 before opening. Wayne Wright and Jack West rope join leading jockeys from Arlington Downs as a heated meet looms. Andy Lotshaw, Cub trainer, once pinch hit for Indianapolis and hit a triple to win the pennant.
Texas and Texas A & M meet in College Station in a historic rivalry that does not affect the SWC standings. SMU visits TCU in a pivotal Fort Worth clash while Baylor and Rice also play. Arkansas aims to finish as SWC champion pending conference board decision on eligibility.
The Sandie and Yannigan mothers will be entertained at the home of Mrs Bernard Brands at 512 West Sixteenth Avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock with Mrs Mozelle Cherry as assistant hostess All ex Sandie mothers are invited.
Lubbock High School footballers travel to Amarillo on Thursday to attempt the first win over the Golden Sandies at Butler Field. The Sandies face morale trouble after captain J. R. Corbitt was ruled ineligible under the four year rule, forfeiting three conference games and weakening Amarillo. The Westerners, buoyed by that development, plan a full effort to topple Amarillo and claim a historic Javelina victory.
Army quarterback Paul Johnson ran 82 yards on a punt return for a 12-7 win over Navy. Southern California QB Irvine Warburton scored twice as the Trojans beat Notre Dame 19-0. Stanford QB Frank Alustiza connected for a key play to rally past California 7-3.
Three days remain to pay the first half of state county city and school taxes before penalties on Friday. Collectors offices open Thanksgiving Day for last minute payments and county office stays open until midnight Thursday. Poll taxes are payable now and 1934 motor car license plates arrive after December 1. If the first half is paid, the second half due next June. If paying in full, taxpayers may wait until after the first of the year.
Mrs Eunice Morris in charge of Russell Stationery gift department says Century of Progress influence shaped many holiday wares. In Chicago for the Exposition she selected a bountiful line arriving daily at Russell’s. Manufacturers expect a substantial rise in Christmas gift buying with unusually attractive merchandise on display.
Henry McLemore surveys sports trivia from Dr. Donehoo to Maxie Rosenbloom and Pat McDonald, notes boxers quirks, pitchers’ luck, and prewar reporting. Mentions Bill Owen, Steve Clancy, Pete Bostwick, and Florida orange harvests with brief anecdotes.
1933 college football winds down with over 40 big games between Thanksgiving and Saturday. Army and Princeton remain unbeaten. Duke and South Carolina also strong, while conference titles wrap up in five leagues.
Southwest Conference games loom with SMU vs Texas Christian in Fort Worth and Rice vs Baylor at Waco. Last year scores show Texan 21, Texas A. & M. 0, while Texas Christian and Southern Methodist tied 0 0. Rice Institute routed Haven 12 0.
Officers report the city jail is empty with bars down and no residents after the final guest, a drunken sufferer, was released this morning. Police say crime in Amarillo is at a low ebb as of noon.
The defense seeks a continuance for the Morris Maxey diamond theft case in the 47th District Court as co defendants Latham Walker and Glenn Brazil face charges for receiving and concealing stolen diamonds from Mrs. Georgia Kirkman. Maxey has appealed a prior theft sentence and faces an ensuing perjury indictment. Earlier, Dr E H Boaz of Wichita Falls faces assault with intent to murder charges with a trial likely next. Also noted is a boxing update on Fred Feary winning 13 straight bouts since becoming a pro in Stockton California.
The lone undefeated teams hold the top spots while Utah can claim the conference crown by beating the Aggies if Colorado overturns Denver, creating a pivotal outcome as the season advances.
New York reports eleven teams still undefeated with only four games played. De Pauw finishes unbeaten while Princeton allows its first points of the season. Standings list Army nine wins and several schools at seven to nine victories.
Paul Smith of Wichita Kansas lay in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a crash at Industrial Speedway. His car left the track on the second race and struck the rail, suffering a fractured skull a broken jaw and internal injuries. Spectators and drivers contributed purses to aid the victim.
Mrs Isabel Russell 21 wife of H J Russell 1500 West Eighth Avenue died at 10 20 this morning. Daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Pangle 212 B East Nineteenth Avenue born here. Body held at Griges Funeral Chapel pending arrangements. Survived by daughter Charlotte Grace husband parents two brothers Weldon Pangle Thomas B Pangle a sister Om Frederick Dorbritz all of Amarillo. Member of First Baptist Church.
Buddy Meyer's Them Texans juvenile band joins the Texas Federated Music Clubs. The tiny orchestra impressed audiences Saturday at the Playhouse with members including Winnette DeGrassi Gerald Terry Jonny McGowan Russell McKinley Buddie Wyett Betty Gene Hughes Roberta Newell Bob Baker Eli Sverdloff J Campbell Murrell Buddy Meyers and Billy Hughes.
Percy Livingston wanted in Molton Alabama for grand larceny is held in Potter County jail after Armstrong County deputies arrested him following receipt of a fugitive warrant by Sheriff Bill Adams.
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