Sandstorm football preview eyes Lubbock clash
Coach Hugh Butler weighs his largely untested Sandstorm squad as key players Larson and Clayton shine at tackle and guard Hayden presses for a start. Center Redder anchors, quarterback Travis powers drives, Walker and Doebler bolster backfield as the team seeks its first conference win.
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Sandies
Lubbock
Larson
Larsen
Clayton
Hayden
Lubbock Westerners
Redder
Travis
Clovis
Walker
Doebler
Football Fronts Across Regions Previewing Saturday Games
In Chicago reports praise for backfield gains in practice. Denver drills bar reporters as Dawson plans secret plays for Colorado Aggies test. Fort Collins prepares for a tough Colorado Agricultural College game with defense emphasis. Colorado Springs torn by injuries ahead of Montana State clash. Golden clocks out for a Western State College game with School of Mines. Stein out for season. Denver Aegis Rangers conclude workouts ahead of Kansans clash. Boulder Colorado loses relief quarterback Chamberlain to a season ending collarbone break affecting Teachers game odds. South Bend Notre Dame departs for Baltimore with full team strength for Navy. Grinnell plans aerial attack against Nebraska as they train for Lincoln. Lincoln scrimmage ends with two touchdowns by second string. Grinnell lineup unsettled.
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Colorado
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School of Mines
Stein
Boulder
Max Chamberlain
University of Colorado
Montana
Chamberlain
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Rockne
Navy
Cuyler Trade Buzz Drives Pirates Reds Trade Talk
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati rumors swirl after Cuyler becomes sought trade material with Bush and Dreyfuss pressing for a deal that could swap Cuyler for Critz and Pipp. Cin cinnati weighs other options including Earl Smith for Hargraves as talks heat up for 192k.
Referee Duties in Pigskin Games by Dr E J O Brien
The article details official responsibilities in football. It outlines ball specifications, field measurements, and the roles of referee, umpire, linesman, and field judge, emphasizing each official’s authority and duties during play.
Cothran Leads Lafayette As Young Heavyweight Captain
Harold D. Cothran of Lafayette, 19, 214 pounds, captains the team this year. The tackle managed 23 extra points last season and added two three point field goals. He wears a knee brace due to a past injury and hails from Niagara Falls New York.
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Thran
Lapayce Easton
Lafayette
Harold D. Cothran
Eam
Cothran
Niagara Falls
New York
Archery Club Plans First City Park Shoot Today
The Palo Duro Archers will hold its first shoot at 6 oclock this afternoon in the city park. F D Craft president says targets will be available and invites any adult interested in archery to attend. Members will have enough tackle to accommodate participants. the event will run a little over an hour.
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Palo Duro Archers’ Club
F. D. Craft
Hartz Injured in Crash Halts Rockingham Race
Hartford, Conn. racer Harry Hartz of California was injured in a 200 mile Rockingham race when a wheel flew off his car on the 54th lap. The car overturned and caught fire but Hartz escaped. The race stopped on lap 57 with Frank Lockhart declared winner at 128 mph.
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United Press
Salem
Harry Hartz
California
Rockingham Speedway
Hartz
Frank Lockhart
Peter Paolo
Boxing Suffering From Too Much Legislation Says Editor
Frank Getty argues that New York and national boxing laws have overreached. He notes a contentious New York commission and hints at a shakeup by the National Boxing Association at Toledo. He cites past title transfers and advocates trusting boxing decisions to the sport itself.
Stage Set for Wrestling Card at Armory Friday Night
The Armory hosts a top wrestling night at 8 o clock featuring Yaqui Joe and Joe Kopecky. Both have strong records and vow to topple the other in a long awaited showdown. Tickets are on sale at City Drug.
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Armory
Yaqui Joe
Joe Kopecky
Kopecky
the City Drug
Northwestern sells out crowd for October 22 football game
Evanston ticket manager Max Hayford announced all tickets to the Northwestern Illinois game on October 22 are sold and a crowd of 48 000 is expected. Frank O Doul was named most valuable player in the Pacific league and will join the New York Giants next year with a $1000 prize. Kiki Cuyler of the Pirates hinted at a 1928 trade as he changes his playing style. Washington Senators sold John Stewart and Emory Rigney to Birmingham in the Southern league.
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Pittsburgh
Cuyler
Cincinnati
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Critz
Cruz
Bharley
Kiki] Cuyler
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Dreyfuss
Bosh
Pirate
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Hooper
Boston Red Sox
Barnhart
Kiki
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Pipp
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Pirates
Kid
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Boxing Commission
Gene Tunney
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Gene
Jack Delaney
Mike McTigue
Mike
Tommy Loughran
Evanston
Max Hayford
Northwestern University
Northwestern Illinois
Los Angeles
Frank O'Doul
San Francisco
Pacific Sports League
O'Doul
New York Giants
Flint, Mich
Kiki” Cuyler
Washington
Washington Senators
John Stewart
Emory
Topper) Rigney
Birmingham Club
Dr. Logan Wins $5,000 Prize for Swim Time Reduction
Dr. Dorothy Logan received a $5,000 prize in London for lowering Gertrude Ederle's channel swim time, awarded by former Stewart manager. Stewart history includes Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and Phillies. Rigney had a stint with the Tigers and joined this season from the Red Sox.
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United Press
London
Dorothy Logan
Gertrude Ederle
Stewart
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
Phillies
Rigney
Tigers
Red Sox
Tech-Sul Ross Game Moved From Amarillo To Lubbock
The Texas Tech-Sul Ross football game planned for October 22 in Amarillo has been cancelled there and moved to Lubbock. Coach Freeland cited high travel costs and weak rivalry as reasons for the shift and suggested possible future opponents like TCU ACC and Simmons University. Also noted is ongoing Spain France trade and Charles Booth’s 100 mile walk in 32 hours 33 minutes.
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Texas Tech
Charles Booth
Spalding
England
Amarillo Athletic Club Opens Under Roy L. Brown
Roy L. Brown leads Amarillo Athletic Club as organizer and head. The club opens with a grand ball, costing over 350000 in equipment and furnishings, and offers affiliation with major national clubs. Building owner H A Nobles backs the project, with 800+ prominent local businessmen as members.
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Roy L. Brown
Amarillo Athletic Club
Southwest
Mr. Brown
Amarillo
H. A. Nobles
Pioneer
Brown
Dugan Knocks Out Toliver in Ninth Round Heavyweight Bout
Billy C. Dugan of Georgia knocked out Marine Toliver of Canton in the ninth round in Jacksonville. Also slated tonight in Atlanta is a ten round bout between Paul Berlerbach, former light heavyweight champion, and Joe Lohman. Paris plans a new school to teach people to laugh at trouble. Judge Nelson will teach a Men’s Bible class at 9:45 am Sunday at the Mission theater.
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United Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Billy K. C. Dugan
Georgia
Marine Toliver
Canton
Atlanta
Paul Berlerbach
Joe Lohman
Paris
Judge Nelson
Mission Theater
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