Sandies Seek Fresh Opponents In Texas Grid Battles
The Amarillo Badgers host New Mexico Military Institute Cadets while Sandies travel to El Paso to meet Mike Brumelow’s Austin High squad and West Texas Buffaloes head to Brownwood for a Daniel Baker Hill Billies bout. The Sandies also schedule a night game Wednesday at Canyon against West Texas Teachers Frosh to prep for the Plainview opener on October 21.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
el Paso
Mike Brumelow
Austin High Eleven
Buffaloes
West Texas
Brownwood
Daniel Baker Hill
Arcs
Plainview
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Brown
New Mexico Miners
Yale Wins Daily Horseshoe Award For Lucky Football Team
Henry McLemore reports Yale University wins the bureau prize as the luckiest football team in the nation. Yale tied Bates 0 0 and Chicago 7 7 with key moments including a disputed Chicago punt return. The column credits Rudy Vallee spirit and Pete Zimmer for standout plays while noting a vandal damaged three pianos and a pipe organ at a Kansas City conservatory.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
United States
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale
Little Boy Blues
Bates
Chicago
Rudy Vallee
Kansas City
Ernest Koy Tops Southwest Scoring At Missouri Loss
Ernest Koy of Texas, a giant fullback, scored five touchdowns against Missouri and leads the Southwest Conference scorers with 44 points in four games. Red Oliver of TCU and Harrison Stafford of Rice are tied for second with 30 points, followed by Frenchy Domingue of Texas A&M with 27.
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Dallas
Ernest Koy
University of Texas
Missouri
Columbia
United States
Longhorns
Koy
Red” Oliver
Texas Christian
Harrison Stafford
Texas
Stafford
Oliver
University of Arkansas
T.C
Nites
Sa Ces
Frenchy Domingue
Blanard Spearman
Bix
Idve Teagan
Cee Te P
Wallace, Rice
Football stars tally long runs and key scores
SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL STARS highlight Herb Manley of Florida-Took the ball from behind the goal line for a 105 yard score against Sewanee. Harry Newman of Michigan recovered a fumble, set up a touchdown, passed to Fay and booted a field goal in a 15-6 win over Northwestern. Cliff Montgomery of Columbia found the end zone twice and led Columbia’s ground gains against Princeton. Ernie Koy of Texas scored four points.
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Associated Press
Herb Manley
Florida
Sewanee
Harry Newman
Michigan
Fay
Northwestern
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Princeton
Ernie Koy
Texas
Aggie Frogs clash headlines week in Southwest action
Texas Christian University travels to College Station to face Texas A&M in the key Southwest Conference showdown as Baylor-Arkansas and Oklahoma-Texas clash loom. Rice hosts Loyola while SMU plays Syracuse and other interconference games shape the schedule.
Kansas State May Tie Lead In Big Six Clash
Kansas State Wildcats face Missouri in Manhattan as Bo McMillin’s squad seeks a share of the Big Six lead while Oklahoma and Nebraska test themselves against Texas and Minnesota. Kansas also meets Iowa State after a hard loss to Oklahoma, with Missouri shown as vulnerable by recent Texas results.
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Bo McMillin
Kansas State Wildcats
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas Longhorns
Minnesota
Kansas State
Missouri
Manhattan
Tiger
Texas
Frank Carideo
Gwinn Henry
Longhorns
Kansas
Iowa State Cyclones
Iowa State
Cornhuskers
Texans
Sooners
Jayhawkers
Bob Dunlap
Bill Pansze
Sooner
Dunlap
Lewie Hardage
Norman
Jayhawks
Leading football scorer leads nation in scoring tally
Casey Kimbrell of Auburn tops national individual football scoring with nine touchdowns and four points after touchdown totaling 58 points in three games. Ralph Graham of Kansas State trails by four points as the leader in the Southern Conference and the article notes leaders across nine major conference groups.
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Associated Press
Casey Kimbrell
Auburn
Ralph Graham
Fleet Kansas State
Football stars shine in varied national games
Orville Mohler of Southern California to Palmer for a 40-yard touchdown against Missouri. John Cain of Alabama scored all touchdowns in a 28-0 win over George Washington. George Sauer of Nebraska intercepted and returned 65 yards for the winning score against Iowa State. Vic Sahlin of Chicago caught Zimmer's long pass for a touchdown to tie Yale 7-7. A diary entry from a drowned tramp near Port Talbot, Wales, ends with a stark warning about fears.
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Orville Mohler
Southern California
Palmer
Oregon State
John “Harry” Cain
Alabama
George Washington
George Sauer
Nebraska
Iowa State
Vic Sahlin
Chicago
Zimmer
Yale
Carideo accuses Texas of spying on Missouri
Columbia reports Coach Frank Carideo ordered spectators barred from Missouri football practice after alleging spies provided Missouri formations to Texas for the game. Texas coach Clyde Littlefield denies spying claims and says he knew little about Missouri, relying on his own scouts from the Northwestern contest.
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Carideo
Texas
Missouri
Littlefield
Columbia
U.S
Frank Carideo
Austin
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas Today
University of Missouri
Clingman To Oppose Vance on Mat Card
Clingman and Vance set for Thursday night at the Armory in a featured bout. Dutch Mantell says Clingman is peaking and will headline the card with Rob Roy and Roy Welch in the semi finals. Prelims not yet arranged.
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Farmer Vance
Idaho
Dutch Mantell
Otis Clingman
Phoenix
Dutch
the Armory
Rob Roy
Goodnight
Roy Welch
Borger Bruiser
Clingamn
el Paso
Jack Purdin
Mantell
Clingman
Landis May Decide Hornsby Case Today
Chicago Oct 10 Rogers Hornsby, former Chicago Cubs manager, may learn today the outcome of his appeal for a share of the Cubs World Series money. Baseball Commissioner Landis is expected to return to work after illness to rule on Hornsby's plea. The Cubs voted to divide $101,870.24 into 24 shares, excluding Hornsby.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Landis
Hornsby
Cubs
El Ranchito Polo Team Beats Dallas in 12 to 4 Victory
El Ranchito Polo Team defeated Dallas 12 to 4 in the third game of the series on Sunday afternoon in Fort Worth. Dallas will host next Friday and Sunday at the Dallas field. Victors Cecil Childers A B Wharton Jr Luther Weekes and B H Stephens played. Dallas lineup included J Hardy Neel Fred Bales Major Bill Long Frank Johnson El Ranchito regular and Captain Bob Newman.
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Fort Worth
el Ranchito
Dallas
Cecil Childers
A. B. Wharton
Luther Weekes
B. H. Stephens
J. Hardy Neel
Fred Bales
Bill” Long
Frank Johnson
Plane propeller breaks midair then lands safely in field
Les Marriner former boxer and ex University of Illinois football player saw the propeller come apart at about 2000 feet while en route to Wheaton Illinois on Sunday. He managed a controlled landing in a nearby field avoiding injuries and major damage.
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Wneaton
Ill
Les Marriner
University of Ilinois
Doctors Use Creosote for Dangerous Coughs
Doctors have long prescribed creosote in various forms for coughs colds and bronchitis noting its danger to let symptoms linger Creomulsion combines creosote with six other medicinal elements to quickly ease lingering colds and coughs The product promises relief or money back from the druggist and urges keeping Creomulsion ready for immediate use
Big Teams Matchups Dominate Weekend Gridiron Slate
National title hopes hinge on a span of key games across conferences. Pittsburgh faces Army at West Point, Michigan battles Ohio State, Purdue meets Wisconsin, Tulane versus Vanderbilt, Alabama versus Tennessee, California versus Washington State, and Texas A and M versus Texas Christian. Intersections include Navy against Ohio University and Notre Dame versus Drake. LSU meets Mississippi State, Southern California travels to Loyola of Los Angeles, Stanford hosts West Coast Army, Utah clashes with Brigham Young, and other regional clashes fill the slate.
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West Point
Michigan Wolverines
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Columbia
Virginia
Navy
Ohio University
Holy Cross
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Southern Methodists
Syracuse
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Drake
Towa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas Longhorns
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Southern California
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Stanford
West Coast Army
Oregon
University of California At
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Brigham Young
Packers Lead Pro Gridsters in 1932 Race
The Green Bay Packers, defending NPFL champions, sit atop the 1932 standings after a 15-10 victory over Portsmouth at Green Bay. Chicago Bears and Cardinals tied 0-0 in mud at Wrigley Field. Fram’s TD kick gave Stapleton a 7-6 win over Benny Friend’s Brooklyn team at Ebbetts Field. Boston Braves beat New York Giants 14-6 in Boston.
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Green Bay Packers
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Portsmouth
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Stapleton
Benny Friend
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Boston Braves
New York Giants
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Southwest Conference Results Summary From Last Week
Last week's results show Rice 13 over Southern Methodist 0 in Dallas, TCU 34 defeating Arkansas 12 in Fort Worth, Texas 65 over Missouri 0 in Columbia, Baylor 18 beating Loyola 0 in New Orleans, Texas A and M 26 to 8 over Houston in College Station, and Texas A and I 14 over Texas A and M 0 in College Station. Also listed are last year's scores and other miscellaneous conference matchups including Oklahoma 0 at Texas 3.
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Texas A. & M. Aggieland
Johnny Vaught
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Baylor
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Texas A. & M
Horned Frogs
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Oliver
Spearman
Dennis
Salkeld
Christians
Orward
Rucker
Martin
Chris
Royal Purple
Texas A. & I
Sam Houston
Frenchy Domingue
Aggieland
Texas A.& I
Oklahoma
Texas
Longhorns
Columbia
Missouri
Ernest Kay
Harrison Stafford
Key
Sooners
Kansas Jayhawks
Rice
Loyola
Owls
Wallace
Mustangs
Texas A
Hagen Wins St Louis Open In Record Style
Walter Hagen of Detroit captures the St Louis open championship finishing with 281 strokes after rounds of 69 and 65. He defeats MacDonald Smith and Tony Manero by five strokes while Tommy Armour and Abe Espinosa tie for third at 287.
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ST. Louis
Walter Hagen
Detroit
MacDonald Smith
Tony Manero
New York
Hagen
Smith
Manero
Tommy Armour
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
French composer Maurice Ravel injured in taxi crash
Paris reports Maurice Ravel, renowned French composer, injured in a taxi collision today. He sustained head and chest injuries and was taken to a clinic in serious but not critical condition.
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Paris
Maurice Ravel
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