Smith Sets Course Record In Women's President's Trophy Match
Mrs Glenn Smith dominated the opening rounds of the Women's Country Club President's Trophy, posting the season's lowest score 76 to beat Mrs Jess Rogers 5 and 4. Others in first flight included Mrs George McGrath over Mrs W J Shudde 5 and 4 and Mrs W Higgins over Mrs M T Johnson 4 and 2.
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Glenn Smith
Jess Rogers
George McGrath
W. J. Shudde
W. Higgins
M. T. Johnson
R. J. Moore
M N. Olver
J. W. Babb
Frank Wolflin
R. A Stone
C. F. Collier
Biggest Sportsmen's Roundup Planned for Amarillo
The Amarillo Sportsmen's Club outlines plans for a major Southwest round-up with hunting and fishing as keywords. Key figures include Jack Lamb and Old Tack returning from Alaska to promote moving pictures. The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission is invited along with wardens C H Jennings P D Mosley and Jim Maggard to discuss fishing laws and licenses.
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Old Tack
Jack Lamb
Alaska
Lamb
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
W. D. Howren
Commission
de 'Spor
The
Panhandle
C. H. Jennings
Lubbock
P. D. Mosley
Amarillo
Jim Maggard
Central Texas grid brag boosts strong district record
Central Texas fans claim the area hosts the strongest University of Texas Interscholastic League district. District 10-AA includes Waco Temple Corsicana Hillsboro Cleburne Waxahachie Ennis Bryan Mexia with six state titles four finalists and multiple top finishers since 1920. Notable players include SMU Rose Bowl alumnae and Ki Aldrich. Bean growers seek government aid to sell 15000 tons of Chilean beans.
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Corsicana Sun
Associated Press
Corsicana
Texas
Central Texas
University of Texas
Mart
McGregor
Marlin
State
IOOF
Teague
Bearne
Belton
Waco
Temple
Corsicana High
SMU
Cleburne
Bryan
Bobby Wilson
Ki Aldrich
TCU
Two-Way Radio Hookup Coaches Football Strategy
Fort Lewis Washington October 9 Army 41st Division tests two walkie talkie radios during a practice game with Boeing team. Lieut Loren Tuttle will coach on the sideline with a back pack radio while Assist ant Coach John Hackenbruck uses a roof mounted set to spot plays. Football authorities have not yet ruled on the legality of coaches communicating by radio to players on the field.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Coach Tuttle
Hank Smith
Army
Boeing
Loren W. Tuttle
John Hackenbruck
Hackenbruck
Oregon State
Detroit Lions
Tuttle
Saturday college football picks by Harry Ferguson
In this round of predictions Ferguson selects winners for many games including Minnesota over Illinois, Pennsylvania over Yale, Navy over Lafayette, Indiana over Texas Christian, Stanford over Oregon State, Mississippi over Georgia, Colgate over Dartmouth, Northwestern over Wisconsin, Texas A and M over NYU, Cornell over Harvard, Columbia over Princeton, Texas over Oklahoma, Oregon over USC, Washington State over Washington, Mississippi State over LSU, Fordham over North Carolina, Michigan over Pittsburgh, and Tulane over Rice with confident notes on each matchup.
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New York
Minnesota
Illinois
Bruce Smith
Pennsylvania
Yale
Yales
Navy
LaFayette
Indiana
Texas Christian
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Tulane
Rice
Corpus Christi Faces Test From Austin Maroons
Corpus Christi's high scoring Buccaneers meet the once-beaten Austin Maroons in a key Friday night clash in Austin. The Maroons, led by Charlie Munson, have tied with Jeff Davis of Houston and previously lost to Temple, setting up a watershed district showdown amid a 55-game week across Texas schedules.
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Buccaneers
Austin
Maroons
Charlie Munson
Mighty Temple
Wildcats
Jeff Davis
Houston
Tahoka
Borger
el Paso
Amarillo
Bowie
Pampa
Breckenridge
Lubbock
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Olney
Burkburnett
Electra
Quanah
Paschal
Fort Worth
Graham
Big Spring
Odessa
San Angelo
Colorado City
Sweetwater
Midland
Abilene
Lamesa
Arlington Heights
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Ysleta
Monahans
Paris
Sherman
Denton
Gainesville
Bonham
Highland Park
Dallas
Denison
McKinney
Lancaster
Arlington
Woodrow Wilson
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Minera Wells
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Ennis
Mexia
Corsicana
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Waco
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Athens
Longview
Texarkana
Kilgore
Marshall
Gladewater
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Carthage
Lufkin
Woodville
Livingston
San Jacinto
St. Thomas
Byrd High
Shreveport
Lamar
Reagan
Brownsville
San Benito
Yorktown
Beeville
Baseball notes and other sports chatter from Oct
A collage of sports vignettes covers nearly every sport. Forrest Main loses a potential no hitter on an error in Boise. Delano and Newdeno amateur playoff rainout drama unfolds with crowds helping drain a flooded field. Boxing and boxing officials face scrutiny while Joe Gould teases a big welterweight title fight. Howard Pollet plans a wedding on Oct 18 in New Orleans.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Special News Service
Mickey Owen
Dodgers
Forrest Main
Idaho Falls
Boise
Jack Radtke
Shelly McConnell
Minnesota
Delano
Newthen
Duke
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Wallace Wade
Gerry Priddy
Johnny Sturm
Jersey
Bluecoats
N. Y. Boxing Commission
Ray Carlen
Willie Gilsenberg
Joe Gould
Red Cochrane
Kid McCoy
Detroit
Frankie Frisch
Vincent Smith
Pirates
Howard Pollet
Virginia Clark
New Orleans
Johnny Colan
Buddy Knox
Chicago
Dick Bartell
Grid Favorites Also Leading In Statistics
BEATTLE Oct 9 Football experts favoring top teams show early edge in stats. Southern and Midwestern squads lead in total offense and defense per American Football Statistical Bureau. Northwestern posts 21 yard per game rushing after beating Kansas State 51 3. Georgia allows 115 yards per game in two games. Georgia also ranks high in total offense with 4384 yards per game. Texas A&M shifting to passing after Kimbr owrgraduation averages 2435 yards through air in two games. Illinois 397, Syracuse 3865, Detroit 3775 lead in total offense. Georgia 28 defensive yards per game to both rush and pass leads, followed by Texas 28, Tulane 315. Northwestern 333, Illinois 39, Vanderbilt 41 5, Texas A&M 50 6, TCU 63, Duquesne 61, Rice 61. Detroit notes three offers to manage clubs. Cliff Harris jokes about Dodger fans as sideshow in Ebbets Field next summer. Ossie Salem of Y formation banned. Dutch Bergman to officiate NL games. Temple players praise Al Drulis over Andy Tomasic. German diesel engines replace German usage in Brazil.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Texas Aggies
John Kimbrough
Aggies
Illinois
Texas A. & M
Syracuse
Detroit
Texas
Tulane
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Texas Christian
Duquesne
Rice
West Texas Freshmen Clash With Hardin Simmons Tonight
West Texas State College freshmen prepare for a 8 P M game against Hardin-Simmons University freshmen in Canyon. Coaching staff sees potential in starters listed by position as they aim to lift the team’s early season victory tradition. Admission 55 and 30 cents.
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Canyon
West Texas State College
Hardin-Simmons University
Buffs
Moon Mullins
Abilene
Leo Cooper
Elwin Ricketts
Amarillo
Richmond
Schultz
Kirk
Wolflin Women Golfers Dominate Home Meet
Wolflin Park Golf Course hosted the Panhandle Women’s Golf Association event with Wolflin, Countryside, and Municipal clubs competing. Mrs. Walter Sykes shot low gross 85, Mrs. C. M. Robertson low net 65 as Wolflin took five of six points to claim the traveling trophy for a week. final year meeting set for Phillips Country Club next Tuesday due to cold weather.
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Wolflin Park
Panhandle
Berger
Phillips Country Club
Loyola Ready for Air Raiders in Friday Night Game
Loyola's Lions, recalling last year's aerial fireworks from Texas Tech, prepared a brisk pass defense workout in Los Angeles for Friday night’s game against the Red Raiders.
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Los Angeles
Loyola
Lions
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Red Raiders
Young DiMaggio Sued for Bat Tossing
Dominic DiMaggio outfielder for the Boston Red Sox was sued for 11600 dollars by Long Beach oilman Joseph W. Rodgers who said he was injured when a bat flew from the player's hands and struck him. The suit seeks damages for medical costs and related losses.
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Long Beach
Calif
Dominic DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Joseph W. Rodgers
Rodgers
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