Vaught Leads Field in All-Southwest Loop Team
Johnny Vaught unified guard selection as Texas Christian dominates the 1982 United Press all-Southwest Conference football team. Texas University follows with four first-team picks, while Baylor and Texas A&M claim one apiece. The article details top vote getters at each position and notes strong praise for Harrison Stafford and other standouts from TCU, Texas, Rice, and SMU.
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Johnny Vaught
W. Winston Copeland
United Press
Dallas
U.P
Texas Christian University
Stafford
Vaught
Harrison Stafford
Ernest Kay
Texas University
Tom Driscoll
Rice
Nolan
Wilson Cook
Texas
Willis Nolan
Texas A. ,& M
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Aggies
Pruitt
T. C. U. Earle
No Rush To Pay on Half of Tax Dues
Tax offices report slow payments with only one day left to pay the first half before deadlines. Penalties apply after January 31 for full tax payment. School tax receipts reach 9,555.57 bringing monthly total to 77,340.44 as staff handle steady crowds.
Routine City Commission Meeting Schedule Note
City commissioners will hold routine business at Tuesday night’s meeting per city secretary LeVerne Calhoun. The prior session lasted unusually long. A public hearing on the city budget is planned within two weeks, by December 13.
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LeVerne Calhoun
Rank All-Conference Honors For Texas Aggies Rice and Others
Roy Domingue of A and M nearly beat Clewis of Texas with Dennis and Brannon of Texas Christian backing him. Hilliard beat Oliver and Wallace to first string. Townsend of TCU led Harris of Rice for center as players earned honorable mention at ends tackles guards and backs from Aggies Rice Texas Christian Arkansas and Baylor.
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Roy
Domingue
Clewis
Texas
Dennis and
Brannon
Texas Christian
Oliver
Wallace
Hilliard
Townsend
Harris
Rice
Cummings
Aggies
Phillips
Nations
Arkansas
Fuqua
Rucker
Hinman
Erwin
Moody
Neidbur
Lagan
Edmonson
Braly
Dickey
Clem
Baylor
Burk
Edwards
Murphy
W. Driscoll
B. Wallace
McCauley
Thrasher
Baxter
M. U
Spencer
Sprague
Three Cincinnati boxers suspended by Kentucky board
Three Cincinnati boxers Al Hamilton Billy Jingles and Smoky Maggard plus manager Danny Davis and promoter Pat Wright faced temporary suspension by the Kentucky State Boxing Commission pending a hearing next Monday. They are accused of fighting under assumed names in Piqua Ohio and of undisclosed involvement in the program mix up. Maggard Davis and Wright were said to have knowledge of the alias use.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Piqua
Kentucky State Box Commission
Kentucky Board
al Hamilton
Billy Jingles
Smoky Maggard
Danny Davis
Hamilton
Maggard
Pat Wright
Indianapolis
Ohio
Joe Paglina
Mickey Breen
Howard Jones
W. Frazier Dunlap
Kentucky Commission
Davis
Wright
Auto Plate Distribution Preparation in Potter County
Potter County officials prepared to begin collecting automobile license plate taxes for 1933. About 30 firms will be authorized to perform headlight tests, with 25 cent certificates required before a new tag is issued. January 31 is the last day before penalties, opening day is December 1. Plates arrived weeks ago at the county tax collector’s office, and the county treasurer is distributing the headlight certificates to testing places.
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Potter County
Texas
Earl Brame New Kiwanis President in Amarillo
Earl Brame elected head of the Amarillo Kiwanis Club at Monday’s meeting and to be installed December 31. Retiring president Roy Collum, Brame a Santa Fe city ticket agent, heads a slate with two vice presidents and seven directors. First VP Dr. Jason Robberson and second VP Erwin Ochsner named. directors are John Boyce Herb Budke Gaston Foote Fred Gallo Ted Lokey Fred Poole and Earl Scruggs.
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Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Earl Brame
Roy Collum
Brame
Santa Fe
Jason Robberson
Erwin Ochsner
John Boyce
Herb Budke
Gaston Foote
Fred Gallo
Ted Lokey
Fred Poole
Earl Scruggs
Parole Violator Held Pending U S Action
Albert Sizemore, arrested in Borger last Saturday for parole violation, is held in Potter County jail awaiting government disposition. He was sentenced March 4, 1931 from this U S court to two years at the Industrial Reformatory in Chillicothe Ohio for violating the Dyer Act, interstate transportation of a stolen auto. He lived in Borger at the time of the alleged theft. Release date unknown.
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Albert Sizemore
Borger
Potter County
Sizemore
U. S
Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
Young Golf Pro Tops Field At Miami Open
Coral Gables Fla Nov 29 The Miami Biltmore $10 000 Open Golf Tournament closes its final day with Michigan rookie John Revolta leading after 36 holes at 144. Veterans Johnny Farrell and Al Espinosa sit tied for second at 145.
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Coral Gables
Fla
United States
Michigan
John Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N Y
al Espinosa
Akron
Wrestler Zbyszko Challenges College Football Teams
United Press reports Stanislaus Zbyszko, three time heavyweight wrestling champion, challenges any college football team to a charity handicap wrestling match. He offers to throw the entire lineup in one hour or forfeit the decision, naming Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Columbia and more as potential opponents.
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United Press
New York
U.R
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Stanislaus
Ood
Amateur Athletic Union
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Army
Navy
Columbia
Zbyszko
Youth Seek Surcease Prompted by Amateur Status Claim
A fragment notes that eleven young men weary of life seek relief by contact. It provides an address for further inquiry at 8 Zbyszko, 1454 Walton Ave, New York City, with a day and night phone number Jerome 6-0163.
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Zbyszko
Walton Ave
New York City
Jerome
Boxing results roundup from cities worldwide
The Associated Press reports various boxing results with several KO wins and decisions. Notable bouts include Larry Gains defeating Morat by knockout in Bradford, Tommy Paul stopping Young Gene in Chicago, Eddie Ran losing to Bep Van Kilavern in New York, and Don Red Barry outpointing Arthur Hattick in Holyoke. Other results feature Enzo Fiermonte stopping Paul Delaney, Baby Joe Gans defeating Jackie Mason, Al Diamond beating Eddie Foster, Eddie Cool besting Lew Massey, and Billy Ketchel defeating Jack Kilbourne across Philadelphia and nearby locales.
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Bradford
England
Larry Gains
Toronto
Eng
Morat
Belgium
Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
N. Y
Young Gene
la Salle
New York
Bep van Kilavern
Holland
Eddie Ran
Poland
Enzo Fiermonte
Italy
Paul Delaney
California
Baby Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Jackie Mason
al Diamond
Paterson
N. J
Eddie Foster
Holyoke
Mass
Don
Red) Barry
Washington
Arthur Hattick
Philadelphia
Eddie Cool
Lew Massey
Billy Ketchel
Millville
Jack Kilbourne
Fire destroys vacant duplex on Houston Street
Fire early Tuesday morning destroyed a vacant brick duplex at 2404 Houston Street with the interior fully ablaze when units arrived. Firemen attributed the blaze to incendiary origin and an investigation was ordered. ownership of the property was not learned.
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Houston Street
SMU Stars Likely Absent for Nebraska Clash
Dallas November 29 The first-string South ern Methodist football stars may miss the Nebraska game. Clyde Carter is out of the lineup while Bert Baxter and Oliver were absent from practice with a wrenched back and a leg injury respectively.
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Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist
Nebraska University
Clyde Carter
Bert Baxter
Oliver
Baxter
Texarkana opens 72 hole golf tournament with pros and amateurs
A field of players from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Jersey Louisiana and Colorado began 72 holes of medal play at the Texarkana Country Club $600 open. Notables include Ben Hogan from Fort Worth and Ed win McClure Louisiana amateur champion with Oren Williams of Longview among early starters. Prizes total 500 in gold for top finishers and special gifts for low amateur and second low amateur. The course is described as a severe test of shot making.
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Texarkana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Jersey
Louisiana
Colorado
Goffers
Par
Texarkana Ountry Club
United States Golf Association
Kellogg aids Amarillo Thrift Room Saturday sale
Arrangements were made in Amarillo to have Kellogg Breakfast Food Company of Battle Creek assist the Thrift Room of the Amarillo Parent-Teacher Association in aiding under seven ng a school children. A Thrift Room council member will be stationed at leading stores Saturday to help thrifty housewives pick breakfast cereals. Proceeds will fund clothing for needy children. A meeting at 4 o clock Wednesday at 1606 Taylor Street will outline complete plans with Thrift Room and Kellogg officials.
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Kellogg Breakfast Food Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Thrift Room
Amarillo
Parent- Teacher Association
Nga
Thrift Room Council
Kellogg Company
George 8. McLellan
Taylor Street
Pole to Equator Weight Shift Reported by Navy Observatory
The U S Naval Observatory notes a body weighing 191 pounds at the poles would weigh about 100 pounds at the equator due to gravity differences. The finding highlights how location affects apparent weight across the globe.
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Poles
U. S. Naval Observatory
Special train to Ranger not likely for Sandie-Bulldog game
Amarillo High officials say no extra train will be run to Ranger for the bi district game this Saturday. Regular Santa Fe service with reduced fare may suffice for fans, departing 7 35 P M Friday and returning 1 A M Sunday, with a round trip rate of 7 30 and Pullman extra. The Sandie team leaves Thursday night and travels by bus to Ranger after a day in Cisco.
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Amarillo
Ranger
Santa Fe
Pullman
Sandie
Cisco
Greek Gods Return to Olympian Hills at Swarthmore
Swarthmore Pa November 294 Greek Gods a group of Swarthmore football and soccer players in bath robes and Grecian costumes defeated the women's varsity field hockey team 1 to 0 on the campus Venus Sipler fullback led the charge with a center field dash giving the men revenge for last year’s defeat the men challenged the coed team and won.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
Venus” Sipler
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