Sandies Face Lawton Wolverines in Big Friday Clash
Amarillo High's injury depleted Golden Sandstorm prepares for a tough home game at Butler Field against Lawton Oklahoma Wolverines. Despite earlier losses, Sandies eye mid season form and a conference opener, while Lawton targets a potential undefeated season.
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Northwestern Looks to Fill Russell Absence vs Notre Dame
Northwestern may be without Reb Russell for Saturdays game at Soldier Field against Notre Dame. Russell sustained a back injury against Nebraska and is sidelined, with Oliver Olson stepping in as receiver and potential field goal kicker.
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Pawhuska
Okla
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Bowling Scores Highlight City League Matches and Standings
The Draper-Ross team fell to Amarillo Gas 2 261 to 2 221 as Gas dominated three games. Earle Wyatt Stores edged Helium Plant 3 0 with Wyatt at 2 410 and Helium 2 215 as top scorer. Globe News and Fox Drug match postponed due to scattered force. City League battles loom tonight.
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Earle Wyatt
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Globe News
Fox
Bill Stover
Amarillo Gas
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Sherwood
Rogers
Caldwell
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Driscall
Whitfield
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Woods
Jenkins
Lovreen
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Fhetiler
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Curtis
Burnett
Armstrong
Leonard's comeback falls short in two round bout
Benny Leonard, once lightweight champion from 1917 to 1924, returned after seven years to fight Paul Silvers of Brooklyn at Queensboro Stadium. The 35 year old appeared pudgy and slow as he lost momentum in a short two round exhibition that left 15,000 spectators disappointed and wagering $25,000 on the night.
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Upi
Benny Leonard
Benny
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Paul Silvers
Brooklyn
Queensboro Stadium
Boxing Results From Across The Nation Reported
The Associated Press notes Benny Leonard of New York knocked out Pat Silvers of Brownsville New Jersey in the second round. Young Jack Thompson of San Francisco KOed Tommy Jones of Tampa in the third. Britt Gorman of Minneapolis decision Frankie Donnelly of St Louis in eight. Benny Touchstone of Detroit outpointed Walter Pickerd of Indianapolis in ten. Billy Rose of Cincinnati outpointed Peter Mike of Indianapolis in eight. Andy Kellett of Terre Haute knocked out George Walsh of Chicago in one. Charlie Retzlaff of Duluth KOed Emmett Rocco of New Castle in eight.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Pat Silvers
Brownsville
N. J
Flint
Mich
Jack Thompson
San Francisco
Tommy Jones
Tampa
Fla
Britt Gorman
Minneapolis
Frankie Donnelly
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Benny Touchstone
Detroit
Walter Pickerd
Billy Rose
Cincinnati
Peter Mike
Andy Kellett
Terre Haute
Ind
George Walsh
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Charlie Retzlaff
Emmett Rocco
New Castle
Jimmy Johnston May Be Garden's Head
Jimmy Johnston veteran promoter and manager has been offered the post of vice president and general manager of Madison Square Garden. An official announcement will follow if he accepts the proposal already submitted by the Garden. He would replace Frank Bruen in the top post.
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Jimmy Johnston
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William F. Carey
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Frank Bruen
Earnshaw Delivers Two-Hit Shutout for Athletics
George Livingston Earnshaw shut out the St Louis Cardinals with two hits allowed, impressing observers including Buck Herzog who praised his mechanics and control. Earnshaw’s world series record against the Cardinals stands strong with 32 strikeouts and 21 hits allowed in five games, matching only Mathewson’s 1905 three shutouts for supremacy in a single series.
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Austin College Faces Texas Christian With Giant Tackler
Austin College brings Mullinix the 310 pound left tackle to a game with Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. The matchup is a curtain raiser before the Texas conference season opener versus Texas A and M. News notes also mention recent eight inch water mains installed at Vega.
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Vega
Glass to Start at Right End for Amarillo Badgers
Raymon Glass will start at right end for the Amarillo College Badgers against North Texas Aggies. He replaces injured Toby Waggoner and shifts R T Craig to left end to fill the vacancy.
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Golden Sandie
Amarillo College Badger
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Toby Waggoner
Sir Walter Hagen Faces Sarazen in Lively PGA Throwback
The article recalls Hagen and Sarazen vying in early PGA history with Hagen overcoming a morning deficit in a dramatic overtime finish at Pelham. It highlights Hagen’s era wins, Sarazen’s 1922 Open and PGA titles, and a pivotal sixteenth green moment that set the stage for a late rally.
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Sarazen
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Bottomley Heroics Sparkling in His Unlucky Year
Henry McLemore salutes James Leroy Bottomley of the St Louis Cardinals as a colorful, flawed star. The piece notes Bottomley's harsh season in 1930, his poor hitting and fielding, and his enduring charm, with biographical details and playful digs.
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United Press
Philadelphia
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Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
St. Louise Cardinals
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James Leroy
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Kelly
Department of Commerce
Desert blooms carpet Nevada canyon after heavy rains
In Longstreet Canyon Nevada after a spell of rain wild desert flowers bloom in dense carpets, delighting longtime residents who call the growth unusually large and beautiful for this drought cycle in the region.
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White Sox Crown City Champions After Rally at Wrigley
Donie Bush’s White Sox clinched Chicago city championship by beating the Cubs 7 to 2 in the final game at Wrigley Field. Al Thomas pitched four hits to back a six-run fourth inning rally, boosting Sox pride and fueling talk of Bush’s possible 1932 rehire as manager.
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Donie Bush
White Sox
Bush
al Thomas
Wrigley Field
Championship golf duel ends in back-to-back birdies
The excerpt recalls a tense moment on a golf course where Hagen leads briefly as a towering shot flies through trees but lands in rough near the green. Sarazen answers with precise chipping and a crucial birdie on the final hole, sealing victory with another birdie on the following playoff hole.
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Sarazen
Sir Walter
Hagen
Army and Navy to Meet for Charity Game This December
Army and Navy plan a December football charity game to aid unemployed workers. The annual grudge reset follows last year's Salvation Army sponsored New York event with Army winning 6 to 0 and raising about $400,000. Possible venues include New York Philadelphia or Chicago at the Polo Grounds. San Angelo bids for a $35,000 federal fish hatchery in West Texas.
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Philadelphia
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Gotham Polo Grounds
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