Badgers Face Oklahoma City In Texas Junior College Clash
Amarillo College Badgers travel to Oklahoma City to meet a top Oklahoma junior college team in a key interstate matchup. Coach Frank Kimbrough says every player will see action as the squad refines pass defense and offense ahead of Texas games, with a return trip planned tomorrow.
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Oklahoma
Frank Kimbrough
Amarillo College
Badgers
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Military Institute
Badger
Kimbrough
Cards Rise To Occasion In Wild World Series Vibe
Detroit reporters note a carnival mood as the Tigers chase a pennant while the Cardinals project grit. Hotel Fort Shelby bars feature player named cocktails while Pepper Martin Medwick and Frisch earn legendary persona amid pregame tension and a quiet Detroit bench atmosphere.
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U.P
Cardinals
Fort Shelby
Tigers
Bronx
Manhattan
Sidecar
Stinger
Dallas Golf Tourney Advances To Third Round
Dallas, Oct. 4. Third round matchups set for the tenth Dallas Country Club invitation tournament. Notables Tommy Cochran and Wehita Faust among players joined by Ruben Albaugh and Dallas pairs. Cochran defeated R. H. King 7 and 5 in Wichita Falls.
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Tommy Cochran
Fexas
R. H. King
Wichita Falls
Yarry Todd
Fans Shower Red Birds With Gifts After Home Return
In Columbus Ohio the Columbus Red Birds champions of the American Association received an appreciation shower from Red Bird as they returned home to resume the minor world series. They lead Toronto Leafs 3 to 1 and aim to clinch the series with a fourth win in Friday night’s game.
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Rowe Shines for Tigers in World Series Hopeful Start
Detroit crowd buzzed as Arkansas alum Lynwood Rowe, 6 foot 4, rookie, delivered for the Tigers against the Cardinals. The 23-year-old, hailed for 16 straight wins, sparked optimism amid rain threats and a charged scene at Navin Field as Detroit eyed a pivotal second game in the World Series.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas Sunshine
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Wild Boar Lands
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Hallahan
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Michigan
Mid- West
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VFW Backs Cutting Off Butler Speech on Air
At the VFW convention in Louisville officials of WAVE and NBC cut Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler off the air for pungent remarks about government veterans policies. Butler said he spoke to veterans who do not wear ruffles. The convention resolution defended the action as in the public interest despite not objecting to Butler’s words.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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National Broadcasting Co
Smedhey D. Butler
Butler
No Sale Rung Up For Cotton Bales
New Orleans October 4 government rang up no sale in its effort to sell 1 950 000 bales of pool cotton despite 124 bids from domestic and foreign buyers. Oscar Johnston manager of the government cotton pool said bids were too low and no further sale will be attempted until prices rise.
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New Orleans
U.P
Oscar Johnston
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Johnston
Seven Foot Shark Hounded From Brant Rock Nets Scene
In Brant Rock Massachusetts a seven foot shark loitered near fishing nets and boats. The creature reportedly approached the area seeking meals and was driven away after a 50 pound catch was beaten off.
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Brant Rock
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Keene
TEAGUE STANDING AND TONIGHT'S GAME SCHEDULE
Bowling scores and standings show Terry's Cafe and several teams listed with player totals. The Commercial League game pits Nell Telephone against the Independent team in a match tonight at Teague Street facilities.
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Gampel Commercial League
Nell Telephone
Sales Tax Up Again In U S
A survey shows 22 states levy sales taxes in some form as fiscal deficits push new taxes. Variations exist in scope and collection costs from state to state.
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Washington
Sam
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Otis Clingman Faces LaBelle In Main Card Show
Otis Clingman meets Gene LaBelle in the main event best two of three falls at the National Guard Armory tonight. Semi final features Sailor Tex Watkins against Henry Hill in a one fall thirty minute bout. Curtain raiser has Ernie Arthur versus Chief Wa Shawn in a twenty minute match. Tickets at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street with 60 cents ringside, 40 cents general, 25 cents for women and children.
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Gene LaBelle
Tex
Watkins
Henry Hill
Ernie Arthur
Chief Wa Shawn
Matt
National Guard Armory
LaBelle
Clingman
Sailor Tex Watkins
Portland
Repute
Northwest
Wa Shawn
Oklahoma
City Drug Store
Polk Street
CCC Boys Build Erosion Dams
Nearly 7,500 check dams have been built by Civilian Conservation Corps workers in Texas since June 1933. Ten CCC camps in the state work under U S D A supervision to construct check dams and outlet ditches for terrace systems.
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College Station
Tex
Civilan Conservation Corps
Texas
M. R. Bentley
Texas Extension Service
Cleburne
Hillsboro
Dublin
Brenham
Farmersville
Collin County
Boyd
Wise County
Coolidge
Limestone County
Belton
Bell County
Bowie
Montagu County
Bentley
Ship Lines Ready For Conference
Eight shipping lines announced their readiness to negotiate with the International Seamen's Union of America, spokesman for the workers said. The move brings to 36 the total companies set to be represented when conferences begin Monday, as a threatened coastwide strike from Portland Maine to Galveston Texas was called off after owners agreed to confer.
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New York
UPI
International Seamen's Union of America
Portland
Galveston
Tex
Man Finds Triple Yolks In Egg Creates Omelet Display
John Mikalauskas in New Britain Connecticut cracked an egg for an omelet but found three yolks inside. He placed the cheese omelet on exhibit in his restaurant window drawing curious locals.
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New Britain
John Mikalauskas
Medwick Shines As Tigers Slump In World Series Opener
Danny Brengel lauds St Louis and Joe Medwick amid a Tigers rocky start. Medwick belted four hits including a homer tying a World Series record, while Detroit’s infield woes and nerves from the big occasion foreshadow a tense series.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Giants
Brookyn
Danny Brengel
Cardinals
Joe
Ducky Wacky
Medswick
Tigers
Deans
Medwick
Frank Frisch
Mel Ott
New York
Glasgow court hears golf ball injury case and damages
A Glasgow court heard a woman seek 1500 damages after being struck above the left eye by a golf ball while walking with two friends along a recognized right of way on a golf course. The defense argued the act was not negligent as the golfer shouted fore, while the club claimed the woman had no right to be on the path.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
St. Louis Blues
Dean, Medwick & Company
Pirates
Glasgow
Longhorns head to South Bend for Notre Dame clash
October campaign notes show Texas preparing with two strong workouts before departing for Chicago and Notre Dame. Coach Chevigny reports all players on the trip in good shape as 35 Longhorns, two coaches, trainer and manager depart for the eastern swing, with plans for secret practice in Chicago and a Notre Dame session before the Niles overnight stop. The squad will broadcast the game via National and Columbia networks, with the Longhorn Band possibly joining.
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Jurecka
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Suspend Half of Houston Relief
Houston relief projects in Harris County are cut by half as Administrator J. Perry Moore orders funding limitations. About 2,000 to 2,500 dependent relief workers are affected, with exceptions at the relief cannery 600 workers relief commissary 500 workers and the area 400 workers remaining.
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U.P
Harris County
J. Perry Moore
Moore Maid
Southwest grid notes and lineups from Texan games
Dallas report surveys SMU prepared for LSU at Baton Rouge with injuries thinning the center position and prep on under lights. Baylor tunes for Tech while Arkansas plans new backfield for TCU after Black and Measel injuries. Fort Worth preview notes Texas Christian versus Arkansas as Kellow's absence looms and Godwin return offers relief. Rice heads to Purdue with 32 men as Kitts sends trainload of Owl fans.
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Tough Pigskin Tilts On Deck
Yale opens against Columbia as the season begins with major East clashes. Eastern rivals Princeton and Penn start light while Navy and Pitt face Virginia and West Virginia. Western pairs Indiana-Ohio State and Iowa-Northwestern loom large, with Notre Dame Texas and a packed South and West slate offering intercollegiate action across the nation.
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Hugh & Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Through a Long Practice Session Before Departure
A brief sports item notes a team enduring one of the hardest and longest practice sessions of the season just hours before leaving on a departure.
Parks Woman Found Shot. Verdict Rules Suicide
In Houston on October 4 Mrs. Joe H. Parks, 40, was found dead from a gunshot at home. Justice J. M. Ray ruled the death a suicide after investigation, with relatives saying she had been in poor health and despondent recently.
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UPM
Joe H. Parks
J. M. Ray
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