Amarillo College Sharp in 7 0 Win Over OCC Juniors
Amarillo College defeated Oklahoma City University Junior College 7 to 0 at Capitol Hill Stadium. Ed Cherry starred with a 20 yard run for the only touchdown after a 40 yard pass to Forrester, as the Redskins defense held OCC Juniors scoreless.
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Buffalos Aim for Upset Over Texas School of Mines
West Texas Buffalos, after two losses, face the Texas School of Mines at Canyon in a major 8 pm clash on Buffalo Stadium. Miners bring weight and experience, but Buffs rely on Holston Taylor and Teague to spark offense. Admission 75 cents adults 40 cents children.
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Maverick Club Seeks Boys Welfare Across Nation
The Chicago Boys' Club with 11000 members costs 5.07 dollars per boy yearly for Chicago Club and 573 dollars for reformatory care at St Charles ill. Maverick Club seeks Boys' Clubs of America membership to improve boy welfare through reading rooms study halls and recreation centers. They stress home issues and divorce impact on boys and announce first Sunday event at 3 pm with Sampsons tale, new books and memberships.
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Southwest's teams afield this weekend in across the SWC
Four major intersectional football games feature Southwest Conference clubs with Texas Christian University facing Arkansas in Fort Worth the lone conference counts. Texas A M meets Temple tonight in Philadelphia while Baylor meets Texas Tech, SMU plays LSU in Baton Rouge, and Rice tangles with Purdue at Lafayette. Notre Dame looms as a strong test for Texas, with Bohn Hilliard highlighting Texas further.
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Winter Fight Season Opens in New York Tonight
New York Oct 5 The winter boxing season opens at Madison Square Garden with Art Lasky of Minneapolis facing Steve Hamas in a ten round curtain raiser. The card will later feature Primo Carnera Max Schmeling and Jack Peterson as potential contenders for May Baer’s title.
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Railways in Spain See Revenue Decline Despite Rate Hike
In scattered reports railways across Spain note continued revenue declines even as rates rise by 12.8 percent. The text also lists players from a New York event including Mario Gigilo and Harry Scot among others, with names linked to a separate golf or athletic context.
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Weekend College Football Schedule Chaos Across Regions
A jumble of Friday and Saturday games lists many clashes across conferences. East Bucknell faces Penn while Duquesne battles Ashland and Temple meets Texas A. and M. In the Midwest Albion, Dayton, Ohio Wesleyan and Denver lines show several matchups. Across the country teams vie for wins with Xavier, Drake, Fordham, Harvard, and multiple others on the slate amid varied venues.
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Rowe Strikes Out Four Times In Key World Series Game
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe laments four strikeouts as he crowns a remarkable outing against the Cardinals. He notes an aching arm but vows another shot to hit, while Edna Skinner awaits their wedding after the series.
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Going to the World Series with the Dean brothers
Globe News sports report from St Louis on Oct 5 details fan frenzy for the World Series. Travelers and locals flock to Deanburg with cars, trains, and hotels buzzing as Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean draw praise and high expectations.
Army Officer Meeting to Discuss Combat Orders
Major George A Corbin U S Army announced today that Combat Orders will be the topic at the Amarillo reserve officers school Monday night The session starts at 0 o clock in the grand jury room third floor post office building Also includes an unrelated note about a tomato grown in Welsbaden Germany and a humorous remark about a past throw.
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Fresh Will Oppose Sandies With Team Of Power Defense
The Freshmen of W. I. 8. T. C. travel to Butler Field tomorrow at 5 30 for a revenge game against the Sandies after last year’s 26 to 19 Canyon loss. Led by John Hightower the Yearlings boast strong defense and a high school pedigree while the Sandies, with Stidger Bulkin and Harlow guiding passes, seek a strong aerial attack and hard running. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Scribe Picks Grid Winners in Tough Projections
Herbert W Barker reports on football prognosticators reacting to tough picks for Friday and Saturday games. The column lists numerous matchups with brief judgments, noting Yale over Columbia by coin toss odds, Notre Dame set to beat Texas, Army favored over Davidson, and other college clashes with cautious confidence.
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Goldman and Smith In Golf Meet Final
Dallas players Reynolds Smith and David Speer Goldman, who faced each other in the national amateur golf tourney semi finals, meet again for the Dallas Country Club tournament final. Goldman beat Cochran 3 and 2, finishing one under par on 11 holes, while Smith edged Walker Cup veteran Gun Moreland 1 up after 22 holes.
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Penning defeats Lowery in New York bout
United Press report from Fort Hamilton New York notes Joe Penning of Red Hook New Jersey outpoints Jack Lowery of New York by decision over ten rounds.
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