Sandies Prep For Night Game Against West Texas Yearlings
Coach Blair Cherry and the Golden Sandstorm drill for the Canyon game against the West Texas Yearlings in Buffalo Stadium at 8 pm. It marks the Sandies first under lights and precedes the conference opener next Friday in Plainview against the Bulldogs.
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Butler
Blair Cherry
Golden Sandstorm
West Texas
Canyon
Sandie
Cherry
Plainview Bulldogs
Plainview
el Paso
Austin High Panthers
Sandies
Bob Howes
Howes
Panhandle
Slim Poe
Pampa Harvesters
Buffalo Stadium
Giants Start Rebuilding After 1932 Disappointment
New York Giants manager Bill Terry trades pitchers Bill Walker and Jim Mooney, catcher Bob O'Farrell, and outfielder Ethan Allen to the St Louis Cardinals for pitcher Ray Starr and catcher Gus Mancuso. Several other players may follow as Terry reshapes the roster, with Hughey Cruz and Jimmy Vergez among names mentioned.
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United Press
New York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Bill Walker
Jim Mooney
Bob O'Farrell
Ethan Allen
Louis Cardinals
Ray Starr
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Cruz
Jimmy Vergez
Leonard Koenecke
Terry
Vergez
Gilbert English
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Bill
Ott
Lindstrom
Moore
Hogan
Walker
Mooney
Memphis
St. Louis
Coogan
St. Louis Cardinals
Lindsey Becomes Kansas Head Coach After Hargiss
Adrian Lindsey, former Kansas football star, takes over as head coach replacing Bill Hargiss. He moved from Oklahoma where he served as assistant to the veteran coach and was promoted after Kansas began the season with modest results. Hargiss had led Kansas for four years with a 1930 conference pennant.
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Lawrence
Kan
Adrian
Ad) Lindsey
University of Kansas
Bill Hargiss
Lindsey
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hargiss
Lewis Hardage
Vanderbilt
Fan 237891 Protests Ongoing Gridiron Changes
New York fan Samuel Berg of Brighton Beach known as Fan No 237891 urges organized action to standardize football as he questions ongoing rule changes. He laments annual upheavals, notes the season is under way, and doubts officials and players understand the six rule changes.
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New York
Football Fans of
Berg
Footall
Cronin to Get New Senators Faces in 1933
Washington reports Clark Griffith and new manager Cronin plan roster changes for the 1933 season. Cronin, 26, succeeds Walter Johnson as pilot of the Senators after conference with Griffith. Expect moves to add punch in pitching and catching with Harley Ross likely the first to be moved amid joe judge and joe kuhel competition.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Jhe Cronin
Washington Baseball Club
Cronin
Walter Johnson
Senators
Griffith
Harley Ross
Senator
Joe Judge
Joe Kuhel
Strangler Lewis Defends World Title In New York
Strangler Lewis retained the heavyweight wrestling title with a 1 hour 24 minute headlock victory over Jack Sherrs of Minnesota in New York. The match drew about 5 000 fans who booed the dreary exhibition, Lewis’ first title defense after the New York Athletic Commission declared the title vacant due to Jim Lando’s refusal to defend.
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New York
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
New York State
Jack Sherrs
Minnesota
New York Athletic Commission
Jim Landos
Mrs Vare Medalist Draws Olga Hoeffler at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs the 20th annual golf tournament opens with 24 players in action. Mrs Glenna Collett Vare, medalist with a 77, faces Miss Olga Hoeffler in the women’s first round while 16 men and 8 women total compete.
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Vare
Olga Hoeffler
Hot Springs
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
New York
Vance and Clingman Head Wrestling Card
Farmer Vance battles Otis Clingman in the main event at the National Guard Armory. Roy Welch and Rob Roy meet in the semi final while a youthful battle royal opens the program. Our Gang youths Dick Leo Tip Pard and Jack compete on the undercard.
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Farmer Vance
Otis Clingman
National Guard Armory
Clingman
Chicago
Gus Kallio
Roy Welch
Borger’s Post
Rob Roy
Goodnight
Tex Watkins
Leo
Tip
Pard
Jack
Wrestling Results From Across The Nation
Ed Strangler Lewis 235 of Los Angeles threw Jack Sherry 220 of Omaha in 1 24 15. Fred Grubmeier 205 of Iowa defeated Pat McKay 210 of Memphis in 1 21 35. Jim Londos 198 of Greece threw Abe Coleman 195 of New York in 33 40. Pat McGill of Wisner Neb threw Charley Peters of Nebraska in straight falls. Buck Weaver of Indianapolis won straight falls over Sailor Watkins of Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
New York
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Jack Sherry
Omaha
Camden
N. J
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Pat McKay
Memphis
Chicago
Jim Londos
Greece
Abe Coleman
Lincoln
Longhorns Prep for Oklahoma After Big Missouri Win
The Texas University Longhorns, elated by a 60 to 0 defeat of Missouri and uninjured, prepare for a conference clash with Oklahoma on Saturday. Coach Littlefield expects tougher opposition from the Sooners, who beat Kansas, and notes last year’s Texas victory over Oklahoma. Monday practice was light.
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Austin
Texas
U.A
Missouri University
Texas University Longhorns
Oklahoma University
Littlefield
Sooners
Tigers
Columbia
Oklahoma
Kansas
Longhorns
Texas Grid Notes and Injuries After Dallas Scrimmage
The article reports bruises to Kelly Scott and Monkey Adams with Adams' nose broken in the 8 M. A. game. T. C. U. prepares with fresh squad scrimmage while Madison Pruitt returns from injury. Ray Morrison's 8, M. A. Mustangs head to Syracuse for an intersectional clash, with ongoing offensive drill in Dallas.
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Horns of Texas University
Kelly Scott
Adams
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas A. & M
T. CO. U. Fresh
Arkansas
Madison Pruitt
Star End
Ray Morrison
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Boxing results list from Toronto and Charleston cards
Bobby Leitham of Montreal outpointed Tony Marino of Pittsburgh in Toronto. Chuck Burns of San Antonio outpointed Johnny Roberts of Charleston in West Virginia. Greenie Demerse of Keene, New Hampshire, appeared on the Charlesto n card.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Bobby Leitham
Montreal
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Charleston
W. Va
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Johnny Roberts
Greenie Demerse
Keene, WN. H
Memphis Bill Recasts Giants With Four for Starr and Mancuso
In a major trade Memphis Bill Terry sent Bill Walker Jim Mooney Ethan Allen and Bob O Farrell to St Louis for rooky Ray Starr and catcher Gus Mancuso. Giants face upheaval as only Mel Ott and Terry seem secure for 1983 with further deals rumored including moves toward Boston Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Mel Ott
Terry
Giants
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Freddie Lindstrom
Hughey Crita
Francis
Santy) Hogan
Hazen
Kiki) Cuyler
Pat Malone
Frank Demaree
Boxers Halts Named Opponents In Tight Matches
Tiger Jack Fox of Indianapolis outpointed Christner of Akron in ten rounds while Don Lawson of Huntington knocked out Tackett of Chesapeake in the first. Vince McNeil and Charles ton fell to their respective opponents in two rounds.
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Vince McNeil
Charleston
Don Lawson
Huntington
W. Va
George Tackett
Chesapeake
Terre Haute
Tiger Jack Fox
Indianapolis
Heter
Ko) Christner
Akron
Badgers Ready for Roswell Cadets After two wins
Coach Al Baggett’s Badgers prepare for a Saturday 2:30 clash at Butler Field with the West from New Mexico Military Institute Roswell. The Cadets, boasting a 94–0 win over the New Mexico School of Mines, seek vengeance for last year’s Roswell defeat and threaten to challenge the Badgers with aerials and new plays.
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al Baggett
Badgers
Oklahoma
Lochinvars
West
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. M
Butler Field
New Mexico
New Mexico School of Mines
Badger
Baggett
Cadets
Institute
Bacone Indians
Red Men
Bacone
Bill Cross
Crass
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