Big Southwestern Conference Week Clashes Preview
Arkansas visits Baylor while Oklahoma and Texas renew their rivalry in Dallas. SMU plays Washington in St Louis, Rice hosts Creighton, TCU travels to Tulsa, A and M faces Centenary in Shreveport as conference teams prep for next weekend games and leaders in scoring honors remain between SMU, TCU, and Baylor.
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University of Arkansas
Waco
Morley Jennings
Baylor University Bears
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas
Dallas
Southern Methodist Mustangs
St. Louis
Washington University
Rice Owls
Creighton Bluejays
Texas Christian Frogs
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Texas A & M
Shreveport
Centenary College
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Texas Christian
Jimmy Lawrence
Joe Walls
Taldon Manton
Benton
Brown
Razorbacks
Baylor
Texas A. & I
Carl Brazzell
Biff Jones
Oklahoma Sooners
Jack Chevigny
Texas Longhorns
Texas
Longhorns
Louisiana State
Stern
Washington
Bill Wallace
Duquesne University
Owls
Creighton
George Kline
Sam Baugh
Texas A. & M. Aggies
Tyler
Temple University
Aggies
Robert Wilson
Southern Methodist
Lloyd Russell
Fach
O. S. Methodist
Rice Institute
Tex Christaan
Baylor U
Texas A&m
Texas U
Arkansas U
Tex Christian
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Cornell
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Villanova
Bucknell
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Minnesota
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Kansas
Carnegie
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Southwestern
Rice
Duquesne
Duke
North Carolina
Clemson
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Tennessee
Alabama
Tidesmen
George Washington
Mississippi
Tulane
Auburn
Florida
Plainsmen
George Tech
Kentucky
California
Pacific Coast
St. Mary's Gates
Oregon
Stanford
University of California
Los Angeles
Washington State
Montana
Wyoming
Corpus Bucs Favored In District 16 A Title Race
Corpus Christi Buccaneers, 1934 state finalists, loom as the team to beat for District 16 A. The squad, with five lettermen led by captain Charlies Hass, features a large field of nearly one hundred candidates under first year head coach Raymond Berry and assistant Jerome Rebotnik. Other district schools include Edinburg Robstown Laredo and Brownsville with Robstown and Brownsville showing stronger prospects than last season.
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Buccaneers
Charlies Hass
Raymond Berry
Jerome Rebotnik
Harlingen
Robstown
Laredo
Brownsville
Kingsville
Edinburg
Robbstown
Warneke’s tirade marks tough World Series night at Wrigley
Lonnie Warneke delivered an all-time profanity burst as he toiled with a wounded arm in the ninth inning of Detroit’s win at Wrigley Field. The Tigers rallied late with Gehringer and Goslin delivering hits while Cavaretta stood in for the final out amid a roaring crowd of 56 000.
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Detroit
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Lonnie Warneke
Lonnie
Jukes
Jeeter Lester
Tobacco Road
Warneke
Tigers
Bill Lee
Marconi
Tiger
Gehringer
Goslin
Cavaretta
Clifton
Lonnie Warneke Marksman but Arm Fails in Crucial Game
The pitcher Lonnie Warneke injured his arm in the third inning on a 2-2 count to Schoolboy Rowe. He pitched through the sixth inning with a dead arm, recalling Gabby Hartnett urging him to finish the inning. Durability concerns loom for Warneke and manager Charlie Grimm as past injuries of similar kind are noted.
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Lonnie
Rowe
Gehringer
Gabby Hartnett
Gabby
Warneke
Arkansas
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Ed Walsh
White Sox
United Press
Courthouse records and notices from Michigan Realty to Ford sales
Court records list transfers: Michigan Realty Co to W Pickett. J N Garretson et ux to Zella M White. Quincy Ford et ux to Chas C Brown. H W Wilson to Corene Wilson. Texas Plains B and IL to J N Maynard. Tomlinson to J H. Hugo H Loewenstern et ux to C T Burke. Mrs Florence Hardin et vir to Hayden A Humphreys. Also marriage licenses for Lee and Miller. Lucas and Charlton. Austin and Bishop. Vehicle registrations and home improvements noted for Portland Cement Co Austin and others.
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Michigan Realty Co
W. Pickett
J. N. Garretson
Zella M White
Plemons
Quincy Ford
Chas. C. Brown
S. FE
Pleasant Valley
H. W. Wilson
Corene Wilson
Texas Plains B. & IL
J. N. Maynard
Farm
G A. Tomlinson
J .H
Hugo H. Loewenstern
C T. Burke
Florence Hardin
Hayden A. Humphreys
Curtis
Mussolini speech and Italian war rhetoric draw global shivers
The essay cites Mussolini addressing millions in public squares and on radio, pledging wartime measures and warning Britain against aiding Ethiopia. It notes British hesitation and likens England to Mr Wimpy while detailing Italian military resolve and the League of Nations context, with fragmented ad-like OCR trailing in.
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England
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Mr. Wimpy
Italy
Great Britain
Europe
America
United States
League of Nations
Germany
Aduwa
Adigral
Max Baer Becomes Cattleman In California Ranch Life
Roseville letter describes former heavyweight champion Max Baer settling on a California ranch. He vows to milk cows and raise orange trees and cattle with his wife Mary Ellen Sullivan, while hinting at future plans and family life amid a shift from boxing to farming.
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Sacramento Valley
Playboy
Max A. Baer
Broadway
Max
New Baer
Joe Louis
Braddock
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Washington
Carnera
Schmeling
Louis
Mary
Hs Bride
Fans' Interest Grows as Pampa Hosts Capitol Hill Friday
Don Wood reports a pending Friday clash between the Pampa Harvesters and the Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Redskins at Pampa. The high school football spotlight in Texas’ Interscholastic League centers on this bi district preview, with Amarillo Sandies and Pampa both favored for strong showings.
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Pampa Harvesters
District 1
Pampa
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill Redskins
Texas
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Sandies
Paschal
Sandie
Central High
Plainview Bulldogs
Quanah Indians
Lubbock
Abilene Eagles
Snyder
Borger Bulldogs
Stripling
Spearman
Borger
Indians Win Dixie Crown Over Atlanta In Final Game
Oklahoma City clinched the Dixie series with a 5 to 2 victory over Atlanta to sweep the championship four games to two. Pitcher J Benson Brillheart limited the Crackers to four hits in a complete game effort while contributing two of the Indians nine hits. The victory gives the Texas League a Dixie title for the first time since 1930.
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Atlanta
South
Oklahoma City
Indians
J. Benson Brillheart
Brillheart
Crackers
Nashville
Jim Lindsey
Lindsey
Bud Thomas
Waggoner Colts In Thoroughbred Light
A Waggoner three D’s stock barn event highlights fourteen registered colts ready for Arlington Downs fall racing. Names include Big Train Frameup Gin Daisy Heelfly Little Wichita Peterette Phalsan Phalazetta Royal Plight Royal Palace That Wins Pansy’s First Princess Teddy Madama Ford Van Dearing voices confidence in Heelfly becoming a Derby contender.
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Waggoner
Fort Worth
Dallas
American Jockey Club
Big Train
Frameup
Gin Daisy
Heelfly
Little Wichita
Peterette
Phalsan
Phalazetta
Royal Plight
Royal Palace
Pansy
Princess Teddy
Madama Ford
van Dearing
Dearing
Canfli
Espinosa Wins Indianapolis Open in Narrow Victory
Akron veteran Al Espinosa wins the Indianapolis Open by totaling 288 over 72 holes to earn 1000. Paul Runyan shoots 65 in the final round to tie for second at 290 with Ky Laffoon and Ray Mangrum as the field applauds his climb.
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Indianapolis
al Espinosa
Akron
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Ky Laffoon
Ravina
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
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FE. L. Lucas
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Western Stock Yards
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Ong
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Geo. L. Dotson
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Portland Cement Co
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L. L. Nunley
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Agame
Arnholz Coffee Co
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Ren F. Cloud
Ratliff Gro
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Big Bad
Maxie
Roseville
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Max Baer
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Wolf Point
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Texas Jockey Club
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Acadomy of Music & Arts
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Blackburn Bros. Panhandle
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