Aggie Bulldogs Face Sandies in Bi-District Showdown
Ranger High School prepares for a bi-district clash with Amarillo’s Golden Sandies at Lillard Field. Coach Esker Curtis says dope meets psychology and fighting spirit as Corporal Jones and Anderson lead a tough Bulldogs lineup.
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Two Pros Lead Texarkana Open After 36 Holes
Texarkana November 30 The Texarkana Entry Club $500 open golf tournament began with Ted Longworth Texark professional and Demaret Houston professional tied at 148 after two rounds. Longworth posted 76 72 while Demaret carded 74 74 to share the top spot. The field of amateurs and pros remains wide open as the 72 hole event continues.
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Traffic Violators Over 200 Await Court Action in Amarillo
Amarillo motor ists face more than 200 pending cases in the corporation court at city hall. Police Sgt Elmer Green says they are all traffic violators who have not appeared. Mayor Ross D Rogers ordered department heads to report on their activities after a Tuesday night commission meeting.
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Football Attendance Is Not Off This Year
A United Press survey shows 1932 college football crowds matched 1931 in size while receipts fell due to price cuts. Gains came at Tulane Denver Nebraska Oklahoma Vanderbilt George Washington Pittsburgh Texas Pennsylvania and Temple led by Penn. Fordham suffered the steepest drop from 168 600 to 90 000 with further declines at NU Northwestern Harvard Yale Stanford SMU and Minnesota.
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10 Cent Taxicab Lines Comply With Rules
Amarillo taxi lines reportedly comply with city ordinance provisions after a survey by J. E. Spann fire insurance engineer and fire marshal. Mayor Ross D. Rogers requested a detailed survey report Tuesday night to confirm insurance and licensing protections for the public.
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J. E. Spann
Longest Run of 1932 Season A 107 Yard Return Named
Nebraska Wesleyan back Robert Gibb earns honors for the season's longest scoring run a 107 yard kickoff return from his own goal line. The season features other long plays including a 100 yard Schemick punt return and 105 yard McAnly sprint, with 11 kickoff runs over 60 yards and multiple 45 yard field goals by Chase Kelly Kercheval and others.
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Thiel
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Epidemic of Colds Cited Despite Local Disease Quarantine
Jamin M Primer health unit director says no epidemic. 14 contagious cases under quarantine in Amarillo include 12 scarlet fever and two diphtheria. He urges flu victims to rest at home after calling their physician.
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Amarillo
Child Bruised After Fell Under Mail Truck on Seventh
Four year old Patricia Ann Simpson suffered a severely bruised knee when she fell in front of a mail truck on Seventh Avenue between Polk and Taylor Streets. Witnesses called the accident unavoidable. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Simpson.
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Trojans Dominate 1932 All-Pacific Coast Football Eleven
Southern California places four on the first team, one on the second, two on the third in the AP selected All-Pacific Coast eleven. Ernie Smith of USC is the sole first team repeat from last year. Other honorees include Dave Nisbet Washington and Aaron Rosenberg USC among first and second team picks.
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Associated Press
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U S C Officials Seek Michigan Bowl Appearance
USC officials welcomed a possible Michigan opponent for the Rose Bowl as the Big Ten weighs post season play. The invitation to Pasadena was extended after USC accepted the West representative spot, with Colgate and Pittsburgh possible candidates if the barrier is lifted.
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Mild Flu Epidemic Persists Amid School Attendance
Several hundred flu cases reported in Amarillo with mild symptoms and no drop in school attendance, according to Dr. Ben. The town also experiences a cold outbreak contributing to the health concerns.
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Dr. Ben
Arkansas adds two North Texas Teachers basketball games
Arkansas University announced two home games with North Texas Teachers of Denton for January 6 and 7. The pair follows Christmas holidays and precedes Arkansas conference series with Texas University.
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Arkansas Names Captains For Next Season
PAYETTEVILLE Arkansas November 30 Lewis Red Johnson of Reed er Ark will captain the University of Arkansas football team next year and Tom Murphy flashy quarterback will be sub captain Johnson who played end this year and Murphy also a basketball star were named at the annual football banquet held at the home of President John C Putrall last night.
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Mrs Emma Forque 90 Dies After Burns From Gas Stove Incident
Emma Forque aged 90 of Houston died in a city hospital from burns after her clothing caught fire when she passed too near a gas stove. She left 12 children 71 grandchildren and over 100 great and 12 great great grandchildren. Walter Huston once served as superintendent of St. Louis municipal pumping station.
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Army Singing the Blues Now
Army football coaches fret over injuries and new plays as Navy looms, with a full Franklin Field crowd awaiting the service game. Navy coach Edgar Miller, at Annapolis, wagers on miracles for a rare victory over Army.
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Rip” Miller
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Stafford to West Point a UT star seeks appointment
Ef fords to obtain an appointment to West Point Military Academy for Harrison Stafford, All-Conference football star of the University of Texas, were being made here today. Stafford's home is Wharton, Texas, in Congressman J. J. Mansfield's district.
Notre Dame- Army game sparks differing fans bets
Henry McLemore writes from New York on November 30 about the Notre Dame upset over Army and the Navy favorite effect on bets for the Philadelphia Army–Navy game. He notes bookies favored Army, while fans misjudge strength, and hints Navy faces a concealed Irish strategy.
Santa Fe volleyball standings heat up with top teams
Santa Fe Auditors beat Kiwanis Club and O. A. Christians down Santa Fe Teachers to climb the league table. Telegraphers lead, Generals close behind as Wednesday’s clash looms in a season defining matchup. Beara Roebuck shows 0 5 000 in the row. Muskrat season begins in December trapping three months. First 1932 Manatee County strawberries bring in five dollars at Bradenton.
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Notre Dame Faces Army In Hard Fought Clash
Notre Dame aims for a strong performance against Army as the Fighting Irish prepare to deliver their best effort in a competitive showdown. The squad seeks to prove its mettle with a determined approach and solid execution.
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Notre Dame
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