West Texas Buffaloes Face Fort Worth Rams Tonight
Texas high school grid feature notes West Texas Buffaloes host the T W C Rams of Fort Worth in Canyon. The "newcomers" are said to bring weight and speed as Amarillo fans join a large turnout. The 8 oclock kickoff could mark a turning point for the Canyon program.
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Texas
West Texas Buffaloes
al Baggett
West Texas
Teacher's College Buffaloes
Canyon
Buffs
Southwest
Rams
Fort Worth
Buffaloes
Amarillo
Maverick Club's Own Column Tackles Juvenile Delinquency
The column highlights a rising juvenile delinquency problem in city and county, blaming absent fathers and divorce for strained homes. It laments nonattendance and misbehavior, praises local officials for daily casework, and jokes about punishment while noting jail costs and family hardship. It also includes light notes on Cal Farley, new dances, radio, and a boxing match preview.
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District Attorney's Office
Temple of Justice
Cal Farley
Cal
New York
Globe
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Good Housekeeping
Sooner-Sandie clash tops week of inter state football
District I non conference action features Oklahoma and New Mexico champions Clovis New Mexico vs Plainview at Plainview and Capital Hill Redskins vs Golden Sandies at Butler Field Amarillo to see top teams clash. Other district contests include Masons North Side, Mineral Wells vs Paschal, Quanah vs Electra and more with Breckenridge vs San Angelo in key inter district play.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Clovis
Bulldogs
Plainview
Amarillo
Capital Hill Redskins
Golden Sandies
Butler Field
Pamps Harvesters
Childress
Lubbock
Borger
Abilene
Dewey Mayhew
Eagles
Stripling High
Fort. Worth
Redskins
Sandies
Dopsters
Madison Pruitt
Stripling
Borger Bulldogs
Carl Moulden
Cowtown
Masons
Masonic
Mineral Wells
Paschal
Quanah
Electra
Wichita Falls
Coyotes
Dallas
Sunset
North Dallas
Texarkana
Gladwater
Lufkin
Mexia
Waxahachie
Cleburne
Milby
Conroe
Kerrville
San Antonio Tech
Brackenridge
Harlandale
Edinburg
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Bobcats
Breckenridge Bucks
San
Waco Tigers
Cold World Series Trip for Henry McLemorf in Chicago
Henry McLemorf recalls attending the third World Series game in Chicago amid freezing winds at Navin Field. He jokes about shriveled shrimp, press box discomfort, and readers’ find amusement in chilly conditions, including quips about famous figures and a possible Byrd umpire claim.
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United Press
Chicago
Detroit
Navin Field
Eskimos
Napoleon
Moscow
Robert W. Service
Sam McGee
Dan McGrew
Dan
Lou
George Washington
Valley Forge
Button Gwinnett
Charley Root
Babe Ruth
Admiral Byrd
Byrd
United States
Cochrane in happy mood after clubhouse meeting
Detroit Tigers manager Mickey Cochrane, upbeat and smiling after two difficult days, told reporters at the clubhouse that his team was hitting and ready to challenge the Cubs in a decisive third game. He appeared confident his players would rise to the occasion.
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Mickey Cochrane
Tiger
Tigers
Cubs
Tommy Bridges
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Charlie
Charlie Root
Larry French
Root
Fanning Stars For Harvester In 19 0 Victory Over Childress
Pampa Harvesters defeated Childress 19 to 0 in a spirit game. Fanning, Brown, and Green starred with multiple long plays and a 64 yard run setting up a second quarter touchdown. Green caught a 30 yard pass for a third score, marking Fanning’s fourth TD connection to Green this season. Childress threatened early but could not breach the Harvester defense.
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Childress
Pampa Harvesters
Harvesters
Harvester
Brown
Fanning
J. R. Green
Green
Tigers Ready For Game Of The Series In Chicago
Cochrane announced Auker will start and expects a win against the White Sox in Chicago tomorrow. Bridges pitched well today with strong control and support from early base hits. Tigers acknowledge the victory as expected with no wild celebrations.
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Chicago
Auker
Cochrane
Bridges
Tiger
Tigers
Southwest Saturday: Texas Aims for National Spotlight
Inter sectional games fill the Southwest schedule with four tilts and one practice match. Texas Longhorns travel to Los Angeles to face UCLA while TCU meets Arkansas in a key conference clash. Rice duels Duquesne, SMU faces Tulsa, Baylor meets A I, and Texas A M plays Temple, with Analyst notes on potential upsets and national implications.
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Baton Rouge
Arkansas
Rice
Duquesne
Texas A. & M
Temple U
Tyler
Baylor
Texas A. & I
Waco
M. A
Tulsa A
Tulsa
Texas Longhorns
L. A
Bears
Lloyd Russell
Texas L
Indians Take Hit ers Game in Dixie Series thriller
Oklahoma City Indians beat Atlanta 11 10 in 10 innings to move three games ahead in the Dixie Series. The Crackers rallied for six runs in the sixth but fell short as Moncrief won for the Indians.
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Dixie
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Atlanta
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Aen
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Hooke
Ef Harris
Boee Ae Hutcheron
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Hamel
Huutcheson
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Brower
Rune
Keeney QS
Marlenu
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Lipscomb
Hooks
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Hase
Tonight's Games Great West Mill vs Rosas Shoe Shop
Rock Island plays Independents as Santa Fe League standings show Caverns and other teams with varied records. Mystifying text includes low clarity on scores and team names.
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Mill
Rosas Shoe Shop
Rock Island
Independents
Santa FE League
Pet Caverns Ea
Puvpte
Scaensensis
Commercial League Mutual Benefit Health & A. A
Wagner
Miss Landers
Collier
Maggard
Burk Teeens
Camp Feeeee
Wiggins
Jackson DeWitt
Commercial League
Pet Independents
Seee
Roberts-Olver Eee
Loijus H. Smith Waded
Ols
West
Great Mill Ttevee Rock Island
Farmers Nat Grain Cop
Ross Shoe Shop Esas
Mutual Benefit H & A, A
Scribe Names Grid Winners
New York dispatch notes the day’s grid picks with a long slate of college games. Predictions name Princeton Pennsylvania California St Marys Texas A and M Temple Rice Duquesne Army William and Mary Michigan Michigan State and more with a final line citing 163 million trees planted in 1934.
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Pennsylvania
Penn
California
St. Mary's
Texas A. & M.temple
Pop Warner
Owls
Rice-Duquesne
Rice
Army
William & Mary
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