West Texas Group Sets High School Football Playoff Clash
Sixteen teams survive 87 Class A tries and enter final UTISL rounds for the 1932 title with regional matchups Friday and Saturday. Amarillo faces Ranger in a marquee Texas grid duel as Sweetwater, Masonic Home and Corsicana loom as strong contenders in a sprawling state playoff.
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Houston
Speed, Strength and Savvy All-American Team Declared
United Press selects 1932 All-American eleven after a nationwide survey from Maine to California naming Skladany Pitt, Moss Purdue, Newman Michigan, Heller Pittsburgh, Kurth Notre Dame, and Christensen Utah among others. Alternates and third team members include Kosky Notre Dame and King Army with emphasis on speed, power, and smart play across positions.
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Walt Johnson Urges Help For Struggling Minors
Washington November 28 Walter Johnson urged major league aid for the minors and said if small leagues 25 years ago had been as weak as today he might have spent his life pitching hay. The famed pitcher recalled starting in a one horse Idaho league now gone. He added the big leagues ought to see that those little leagues survive.
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Walter Johnson
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Johnson
Baseball Leaders Weigh Steps to Save Minor Leagues
The big train major leagues plan to fund efforts to sustain current minor leagues and sponsor new leagues just above school and amateur level. Johnson, released by Washington after 20 seasons, plans to stay in baseball and weigh several offers.
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Longhorns Prepare For Basketball War In Texas
In Austin on November 28, Texas University athletes move into full basketball season preparations after weeks of workouts. The Longhorns, coming off football, continue drills as they gear up for the upcoming season with multiple practice sessions and team conditioning.
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Frogs Crowned 1932 Southwest Conference Champions
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs of Fort Worth finished undefeated in the Southwest Conference to claim the title, beating SMU 8 to 0 in their finale. Coach Francis Schmidt’s senior-led squad scored 283 points, allowed 23, and feature MVP Harrison Stafford of Texas with 75 points. Captain Johnny Vaught winds up a stellar career as a leader of the champions.
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Newcomers Boost College Basketball Roster Prospects
The squad adds Ed Price Bennie Rundell star guards with Chick Gannon Jack Gray and Ronald Fagan as guards who joined the Cagers today. Jean Francis from Fl Paso Demon Paulk center and Claude Harris from Houston show promise among newcomers.
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Jean Francis
Fl Paso
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Claude Harris
Houston
Youth Is Golf Meet's Dark Horse Leader
Junior standout Jack Cattell of Jacksonville led by two strokes at the Miami Biltmore Open, carding 34 35 69 in the first day. Defending champion Gene Sarazen struggled with 36 41 77, while Roland Hancock and Al Watrous trailed in the early standings.
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al Watrous
Six elevens are not tied in college football
New York November 28 The select list of college football teams neither beaten nor tied is down to six with most returns in. Colgate Auburn Jefferson Michigan and Valparaiso plus Southern California remain undefeated. only Southern California and Auburn have yet to finish regular schedules. Eight teams remain undefeated with ties. Tennessee still has a game to play while Texas Christian leads scoring with 283 points.
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Leading scorers highlight AP football ranking
Massachusetts halfback Lou Bush tops the nation with 114 points, far ahead of Kansas State’s Ralph Graham at 85 and Western Kentucky’s Carroll Broderick at 84. The list notes leaders in ten major groups with varied point totals and mentions captaincy for Cal’s team.
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Hilliard Leads Southwest In Scoring For 1932
The Associated Press notes Bohn Hilliard of Texas won the 1932 Southwest Conference scoring title with 120 points after a revised tally credited him with two touchdowns in Missouri, Oklahoma, Rice, Baylor and Texas A&M games. Richard Oliver of TCU finished with 126. The season included Hilliard scoring multiple touchdowns against Missouri and Arkansas, with Oliver sidelined for SMU. An average 1920 farm size is listed as about 148 acres.
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