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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1933
Page
9
Amarillo and Lubbock fans anticipate the annual showdown on Thursday in a game that keeps local color and drama alive though the district race has little significance this season.
Sailor Moran’s departure rattles Amarillo as promoter Dutch Mantell books Kopecky versus Andy Tremaine for Thanksgiving night at the National Guard Armory. Semi finals feature Tommy Heinz vs Dick Canty and Dave Reynolds vs Lobo Brown, with 8 pm start and tickets at City Drug Store.
Kansas State thrives under Captain Ralph Graham the fullback and leader praised by Bo McMillin. Morgan passes fuel a strong aerial attack while Graham blocks and plunges, guiding the Purple toward a high conference finish. Oklahoma game showcased his sacrifice and team focus.
The Associated Press reports results from venues in Toronto Boston Philadelphia Holyoke Rochester Albany Chicago and other cities. Fighters who won include Ray Cook Bobby Burns Ronald Red Barry Babe Daniels Henry Rothier Jackie Wilson Roy Batley and others with decisions at featherweight and light heavyweight levels.
Princeton and Army enter their final regular games with eye on a Rose Bowl bid if invited. Yale and Notre Dame loom as foes, with Stanford interest noted and Yale post season rules possibly blocking a game. Yale injury updates and Army Notre Dame prep fill key pages as 74 000 tickets move toward a sellout.
All Mexican team Bowie High School El Paso wins district championship for state playoff entry. Bowie will face winner of Sweetwater versus San Angelo after a strong schedule including New Mexico Aggie freshmen. Season results list Bowie 33 Cathedral El Paso 25 Lovington 0 Bowie 20 Fabens 8 Bowie 7 El Paso High 0 Bowie 2 N M Aggie Frosh 6 Bowie 29 Austin El Paso 13 Bowie 38 Ysleta 0. Also notes a ten round draw between Tony Lopez and Jimmy Wade in Florida.
Joe King of Lakeland won the same verdict over Jackie Reed of New York, with scores 176 to 171, in the ninth round and the fourth round respectively.
Three Pacific Coast Conference squads Southern California Stanford and Oregon State have two players each on the AP ninth annual all Pacific Coast football team led by the consensus of officials coaches and writers. Oregon tied Stanford for the title and California San Francisco St Marys and Washington place one player on the first eleven. The backfield is the lightest in nine years with an average of 173 pounds and the line averages 200 pounds with three field goal kickers. The first team includes ends Bill Smith and Jim Moscrip tackles Adolphe Schawammel and Lawrence Lutz guards Bill Corbus and Aaron Rosenberg center Larry Siemering quarterback Irvine Warburton.
Major colleges prepare for weekend games across the Southwest. SMU plans to revamp the offense around Robert Wilson for two final games, facing Texas Christian in Fort Worth. Arkansas drills ahead of a non conference tilt with Tulsa in Tulsa. Baylor scrimmages to prep for Rice Institute, while TCU expects full strength for a clash with SMU. Texas A and M braces for Texas in the Thanksgiving classic with key back and pullback notes.
Ten western conference coaches named the all-Big Ten team for the United Press. Wistert and Lund were unanimous selections. Bernard Schammer and Purvis drew nine of ten votes. Ends Petoske and Larson, tackles Rosequist, centers Bernard, quarterback Beynon, halfbacks Laws, and fullback Purvis plus guards Schammer and Lallus filled the schedule.
Texas coach expects a strong Longhorns squad for the annual clash with Texas A and M at College Station. Six UT seniors listed to play their final game next Thursday. Rice Institute Owls prepare for Baylor as Meagher reshapes squad after a Texas loss.
In New York United Preps results show Joe Savoldi and George Zarynoff drew with rivals, Rudy Dusek and Tiny Roebuck tied, Paul Jones defeated Fred Grubmeier, Jack Humberto defeated Sid Westrick, and others. In St Louis Ed Lewis beat Rollen Kirschmeyer, in Kansas City Charlie Fischer defeated Earl Lacy, light heavyweights Jimmy Hefner threw Bobby Dees, and in Detroit Harry Schaefer lost by disqualification to Jack Brown while Bill Curry defeated Toots Estes.
Seven colleges place players on the United Press All Eastern eleven chosen with coaches scouts and sportswriters. Pittaburgh Army Fordham Columbia Holy Cross Princeton Navy fill the roster led by Skladany Ceppi Jablonsky Delsolace Zabriskie Harvey Montgomery Buckler Danowski Weinstock and Weinstocks Izey.
Michigan State College coach Charles Bachman urges a rule change on grounded forward passes in the end zone. He argues current rules give the defense a ball on the 20 yard line except on fourth down, pushing teams to avoid passing inside the 20. A touchback on grounded passes only on fourth down would open the game and reduce ties.
The Chicago White Sox have bid cash for Philadelphia Athletics pitcher George Earnshaw, but Connie Mack the A's manager has not yet accepted the offer.
The column mocks sports trends and figures from boxing to football and baseball. It questions boxing punditry about Carnera and Canzoneri, weighs Rose Bowl acclaim against past games, and speculates on Giants manager Bil Terry seeking hitters as Blondy Ryan woos praise fades. It also quips about Vincent Lopez and the Army Navy rhythm versus band displays.
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