World Series Game Three Sees Cards and Red Sox Tied
Boston and St Louis clash as Murry Dickson and Howie Pollet duel on the mound with Ferriss and Brecheen in the spotlight. Cronin and Dyer count on power hitting from York Williams and Walker as weather cooperates for a pivotal game in Fenway.
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Boston
U.P
Cardinals
St. Louis
Red Sox
Murry Dickson
Brooklyn
Diamonds
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Fenway Park
Joe Cronin
Rudy York
Ted Williams
Cardinal
Howie Pollet
Harry
the Cat
Dyer
Cronin
Pollet
York
Breecheen
Dickson
Sportsman’s Park
Potiet
Ferris
New England
Sox
Wally Moses
Tom McBride
Moses
Bobby Doerr
Brecheen
Doerr
Big Tex Hughson
Harry Walker
Joe Garag
Banner Bowl and Santa Fe League Bowling Scores
Local lanes report results from Banner Bowl and Santa Fe leagues. Teams led by West, Amarillo Tent & Awning, and Amarillo Beauty Shop posted high scores, with standouts Cas carelli, Dorris, and Baker delivering top marks. Santa Fe action featured Antelopes, DeGrassi, McCune Flyers, and Rangers with standout scores across multiple lines.
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West
Cascarelli
Dougherty
Duniven
Dorris
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
McCune
Hensley
Scrivers
Gill
Blind
Amarillo Tent & Awning
Rogers
Mohler
Walker
Moore
Frederick
Murray
Schallenger
Martin
Farmer
Amarillo
Weeks
Rodgers
Thomas
Jones-Roberts
Green
Pletcher
Ramey
Baker
Martens
Panhandle Trailways
Lyles Ll. Forister
Roberts
Weener
Aer O-Matic
Hargmeel
Lowry
Mullin
Antelopes
Gleason
Carr
Erickson
DeGrassi
Caverns
Clark
Elders
Lasslier
McCune Flyers
DeMoss
Carey
Wheeler
Hankison
Rangers
Cernohout
Craven
Hurley
Ayers
Bartholoma
Cook
Tucker
Higley
Chiefs
Mieran
Simmons
McKirahan
Wyatt
Horn
Raymond
Bush
Martini
el Capitans
Pixley
Broomfield
Stack
Schroeder
Cobie
Maybach
Smith
Mack
Kellerer
Schecter
Lemmon
Ewing
Manning
Bundrant
Gittrich
Diesels
Briscoe
Richards
Vogt
Parks
Limiteds
Jones
McLain
Nelson
Seeley
Rose
Greyhound Lines League Scores and Standings
The Hounds won 2 with Birkett 372 Richer son 454 Norrich 349 Vanderslee 415. The Pups won 0 as Rice 322 Fourther 347 Preetridge 433 Murray 406 led scoring.
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Greyhound Lines League
Birkett
Richerson
Norrich
Vanderslee
Pups
Rice
Fourther
Preetridge
Murray
Herolines Triumph and Sky Chiefs Dominate Scoring
Herolines win leads with J Johnson 396 and Wallace 400 while Raleigh scores 540 and B Johnson 39. Sky Chiefs claim second with Pyeatt 454 and Green 493 as F Johnson 4% tops. Fire Chiefs take twelfth place with Mayfield 459. Indians win with Martin 478 and M Green 530.
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Herolines
J. Johnson
B Johnson
Raleigh
Wallace
Sky Chiefs
F. Johnson
Green
Pyeatt
E. Johnson
Fire Chiefs
Mayfield
Indians
Dutch
Cohen
Martin
M. Green
Sunken Wins at United States Employment Service League Meet
The report lists race results with multiple participants including Stinkers, George, Four Roses, Miers, Sot, Allen, Lily Whites, Lynch, Corey and others. No clear event details or dates are provided.
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United States Employment Service League
Stinkers
Srr
George
Four Roses
Miers
Sotwell
Allen
W Lynch
Corey
Blind
Texas Unemp ? Compensatio SDR Ready Rollers Race
The report lists race results with teams and scores. Mitchel Terror 177 and Martin 237 led for the Clippers, while Webb 357 accompanied Robinson 245 and Langford 445 for Go Getters. Blind 321 Jenkins 374 led Clemmer 319 with Stratton 341 and Blind 264.
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Texas
Mitchel Terror
Martin
Clippers
Webb
Robinson
Langford
Blind
Jenkins
Clemmer
Stratton
Miss Pat Jackson Stages Tight Showing In Open Match
Ama rillo's Pat Jackson, star of the Panhandle, is eliminated from the championship flight of the Texas Women's Open at Colonial Country Club after a 1-up loss to Helen Dettweiler of India and California. Jackson led twice on the front nine. Dettweiler pulled ahead on 13 with a birdie as they finished 18 holes all square. Jackson will face Bettye Mims White of Dallas in a consolation match today.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
Pat Jackson
Panhandle
Colonial Country Club
Helen Dettweiler
India
Calif
Miss Jackson
Miss Dettweiler
Pat
Bettye Mims White
Dallas
High School Football Picks Prompt Weekend Showdown
In weekly predictions writer Scott McCall from Shamrock reflects on last week's choices and boosts Amarillo's 1932 Sandies glory memory, recalling a near-miss against Masonic Home in Fort Worth. The column previews matchups including Amarillo over Brownfield and Shamrock's hopes against McLean.
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Butler Field
Cubs
Cardinals
Brownfield
Levelland
Pampa
Vernon
Quanah
Gainesville
Canadian
West Texas High
Memphis
Shamrock
Matador
Crosbyton
Lockney
Paducah
Spur
Hamlin
Sweetwater
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Mexico City
YMCA
Amarillo
Borger
Hollis
Norman
Childress
Electra
Breckenridge
Graham
Phillips
Paschal
Fort Worth
Odessa
Abilene
Big Spring
Lamesa
Midland
Tulsa
Canyon
Hereford
Dalthart
Sudan
Dimmitt
White Deer
Panhandle
Lefors
Wellington
Clarendon
Lakeview
McLean
Floydada
Petersburg
Lubbock
Plainview
Perryton
Wheeler
Ralls
Scott McCall
McCall
Sandies
Masonic
Masons
Ring Program Is Completed
Promoter Alvis Woodring has booked the other half of the double main event professional boxing show scheduled for Monday night October 21 at the Tri State Fair Automobile Building. Bobby Woods of Fort Worth faces Mickey Travis of Oklahoma City in one eight rounder and Gil bert Garcia of Houston meets Jake Stephens of Oklahoma City in the other.
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Alvis Woodring
Tri-State Fair Automobile Building
Bobby Woods
Fort Worth
Mickey Travis
Oklahoma City
Gilbert Garcia
Houston
Jake Stephens
Baylor Loses Stonie Cotton
Baylor Bears announce the loss of their fastest backfield man Stonie Cotton who turned in his uniform on doctors orders. The injury forces him from the team as of October 9 in Waco.
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Waco
Baylor Bears
Stonie Cotton
Bowl Picture Puzzling as New Year Bowls Loom
New Orleans October report notes South teams dominate early AP poll with Texas in the top group. Rose and Cotton bowls favored by Texas and others while Notre Dame Army and Michigan unlikely for January 1 games. U C L A Georgia Alabama Tennessee Northwestern Columbia Illinois Ohio State Yale LSU Arkansas Kentucky North Carolina among potential invitees with Stanford St Marys as possible Sugar Bowl entry.
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Selec
Associated Press
South
Texas
Notre Dame
Army
Michigan
Alabama
Georgia A
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Columbia
Illinois
Ohio State
Yale
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Stanford
St. Mary’s
Texas and Oklahoma Set for Big Cotton Bowl Weekend
Dallas gears for a major football weekend led by No. 1 Texas against Oklahoma Sooners in the feature Texas-Oklahoma game. Oklahoma A and M meets SMU Friday night with 75 000 fans expected for both games. Tickets for the Texas-Oklahoma clash are sold out. Texas has won 27 of 41 series meetings with Oklahoma.
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Harold Ratliff
Dallas
Mighty
Texas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma A
Southern Methodist
M.southern Methodist
Texas Tech
SMU
Oklahoma A. & M
Army
Van Johnson Replica Headlines Tri-State Wrestling Card
Promoter Cory Detton promotes a double main event at the Tri-State Fair Grounds with Art Brady facing Pat O Dowdy in a one fall preliminary. Brady draws interest for resembling Van Johnson while also wrestling. Tomorrow’s headline bouts include Eddie Gideon vs Al Getz and Floyd Hansen vs George Curtis, with Joe Szabo meeting Bill Steddum in the curtain-raiser. Tickets are $0.85, $1.25 and $1.75 at Maxor Drug.
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Cory Detton
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Detton
Art Brady
Pat O’dowdy
Brady
van Johnson
Huntington Park
Cal
Eddie Gideon
al Getz
Floyd Hansen
George Curtis
Joe Szabo
Duluth
Minn
Big Bill Steddum
Waco
Maxor Drug
Texas Tech Fans Dream Of Bowl Bids
Texas Tech supporters discuss bowl possibilities and All-America hopes as the Red Raiders ride a 3-0 start under Coach Dell Morgan. The line is praised for stifling opponents and the defense features Nabors Reed and Winkler with strong goal-line stands.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock
Red Raiders
Dell Morgan
Tech
West Texas State
Texas Aggies
SMU
Tulsa
Raider
Texas Aggie
Tuffy Nabors
James Reed
Joe Smith
Nabors
Bernie Winkler
Floyd Lawhorn
R. W. Moyers
George Zoller
Raiders
Tech Haas
Major Battles Are Coming Up
A busy Texas schoolboy football weekend opens with 48 games, 13 district clashes. Thursday features John Reagan versus Austin and Highland Park versus Adamson with Crozier Tech at Fort Worth Tech. Friday sees eight unbeaten teams clash including South Park vs Galveston, Midland vs Sweetwater, and Wichita Falls vs Paschal plus McAllen vs Laredo.
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Associated Press
Texas
John Reagan
Austin
Highland Park
Sherman
Adamson
Dallas
Crozier Tech
Fort Worth
South Park
Beaumont
Galveston
Midland
Sweetwater
Wichita Falls
Paschal
McAllen
Laredo
Stevenson heads to Colorado for elk hunt with bear hopes
Gov. Coke Stevenson left Austin for Colorado on his first out-of-state big game hunt since 1941. He aims to bag an elk and hopes for a black bear opportunity on H. T. McDonnald’s Park County ranch in Colorado.
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Coke Stevenson
Colorado
Park County
Cole
H. T. McDonnald
Houston
Stevenson
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