Amarillo Badgers Tackle Broncs In Butler Field Clash
Amarillo College Badgers host the Roswell Broncs at Butler Field in a 2:30 p.m. game. Badgers coach Al Baggett seeks an aerial and ground attack mix while Pug Weaver may start in the backfield. Key Broncs include captain Dinelli and backs Perez Huffaker Smith with an offensive record of over 140 points in three games. Tickets are on sale at Major Drug on Polk and Eighth.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Butler Field
Dinelli
Smith
Perez
Huffaker
R. A. Brown
Broncs
Roswell
New Mexico
Turner
Vaughan
Chairmonte
Littlejohn
Eaton
Watson
Brennan
Will Ed
Lubbock High
al Baggett
Badgers
Big al
Bacone Indians
Redskins
Baggett
Pug Weaver
Panhandle High
R. P. Parcells
Julian Masters
Marshall May
Polk
KEED MAY BE WELTER KING
Kid Choco wins third straight over Lew Feldman at Madison Square Garden to claim featherweight crown in the eyes of the New York State Athletic Commission. Feldman defeated in 12th round as crowd of 7,000 watches. Championship title dispute remains with Tommy Paul and NABO winner Batallino’s vacated crown.
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New York
Lew Feldman
Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Feldman
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Chris Battalino
Sooners Rooters Headed to Dallas for Classic Rivalry
The University of Oklahoma football squad of 32 players and about 2,000 fans travel by bus to Dallas for the annual Sooners vs Texas University game. Coach Lewis Hardage says the team is in good shape aside from reserve back Dick Simms whose play depends on an X ray of a sore ankle. The Jazz Hounds and Ruffeks pep groups chartered special buses.
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Jazz Hounds
Ruffeks
Golden Sandies Set For Battle With Austin, El Paso
Coach Blair Cherry and 22 Golden Sandies traveled to El Paso to face the Austin High Panthers on Saturday afternoon. Pat Murphy predicted a close game as both teams prepared for the 3:50 pm Amarillo time kickoff. J. B. Corbett missed the trip due to illness but is expected to rejoin the lineup at home.
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Golden Sandie
el Paso
Austin High School Panthers
Batte
Panther
Pat Murphy
Amarillo
J. BR. Corbett
Sandies
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Reported By AP
Boxers from Cuba Italy and other nations scored wins or draws across cities including New York Camden Savannah Sacramento Stockton and Muskogee The results feature Kid Chocolate Ben Jeby Primo Carnera Billy Hendrie Chino Alvarez and Battling Bulahan among others with several knockouts and one draw as listed by the Associated Press.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Lew Feldman
Ben Jeby
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Chick Devlin
San Francisco
Frank Battaglia
Winnipeg
Man
Drew
Camden
N. J
Primo Carnera
Italy
Gene Stanton
Jack Kilbourne
Australia
Jack MacKaway
Billy Hendrie
Philadelphia
Buddy Pierce
Trenton
Costas Vassis
Joe O'Neill
Savannah
Chino Alverez
Havana
Harry Sankey
Sacramento
Calif
Jimmy Evans
Andy Divodi
Stockton
Bulahan
Manila
Tom Corbett
Omaha
Muskogee
Okla
Peewee Terry
Bobby Allen
Chicago
Reds seek manager as job applications pour in
Cincinnati Reds president Sidney Weil faces a flood of applicants after Dan Howley leaves. The door reads manager wanted with no experience needed, and candidates include a saxophonist, a former mule handler, and serious contenders Honus Wagner and Donie Bush.
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Cincinnati
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Reds
Weil
Honus Wagner
Donie Bush
Weyl
Green Wave loses captain Nellie C Felts to eligibility ruling
The Tulane Green Wave captain and star fullback Nellie C Felts was declared ineligible by the Southern Conference executive committee for playing professional baseball in 1927. His removal weakens Tulane’s backfield as they prepare to meet Vanderbilt in New Orleans with Francis Payne sidelined by a broken collarbone.
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Atlanta
Green Wave
Tulane
Fulback
Nellie C. Felts
Felts
Francis Payne
Vanderbilt
New Orleans
Masonic Home Eleven Triumphs Over North Side
In Fort Worth Scott McCall 180 pound quarterback starred for the Masonic Home squad in a 40 to 14 win over North Side High School in District Seven. He gained 226 yards on four runs, scoring four touchdowns as his deceptive, stiff legged style led the victory.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Texas
Scott McCall
Masonic
North Side High School
McCall
Wrestling Results From National Meet
In Salem Massachusetts Jim Browning 230 of Missouri defeated Bull Martin 219 of New Jersey after Martin was disqualified in the lightweight bout. In Washington Rudy Dusek 214 of Omaha beat George Vassell 207 of New York in 54 minutes. In Vancouver Ed Don George 210 of Detroit defeated Harry Kruskamp 212 of Cleveland two falls to one in the best two of three.
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Salem
Mass
Jim Browning
Missouri
Bull Martin
New Jersey
Martin
Washington
D. C
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
George Vassell
New York
Vancouver
B. C
Don George
Detroit
Harry Kruskamp
Cleveland
King Levinsky Defeats Sekyra in Ten Round Victory
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky defeated Joe Sekyra of Dayton in a decisive ten round bout in Minneapolis. It was Levinsky's second win over Sekyra, continuing their rivalry from a prior meeting last night.
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Levinsky Kaces Sekyra
Minneapolis
King Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Levinsky
Sekyra
Carnera Knocks Out Stanton in Sixth Round
Primo Carnera heavyweight boxer knocked out Gene Stanton of Cleveland in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Camden New Jersey after flooring him 14 times last night.
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Licks
Stanton
Camden
N. J
Primo Carnera
Gene Stanton
Cleveland
Lowe Recovers From Illness Ready to Return Soon
Charles Lowe city plumbing and electrical inspector has recovered after a week of illness and probably will resume duties Saturday.
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Charles Lowe
City Plumbing and Electrical
Chicago U. to retire Amos Alonzo Stagg after 40 years
The University of Chicago will end Amos Alonzo Stagg's tenure as athletic director and football coach on June 30, 1933, due to a faculty rule. Stagg will stay on as chairman of intercollegiate athletics through July 1, 1934, with a possible return to coaching uncertain. successors include Thomas Metcalf, with football duties to be filled by another coach.
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U.P
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo
Midway
Stagg
Thomas Metcalf
Department of Physical Education
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Ames
Iowa
Metcalf
Board of
Stagge
Pat Page
Friz Crisler
Princeton
Minnesota
Walter Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Southwest Play Signals Conference and Intersections
A program features two conference games and three intersectional showdowns. Texas Christian hosts Texas A and M in College Station. Arkansas meets Baylor in Little Rock. Texas vs Oklahoma and Southern Methodist versus Syracuse highlight Dallas Tom State Fair events.
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Texas A. and M
College Station
Little Rock
Ark
University of Arkansas
Baylor University Bears
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Dallas
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Rice Owls
Houston
Loyola
New Orleans
Texas Christian
Aggies
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Baylor
St. Edwards
Bill Day Returns From Texas Aviation Meeting
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce secretary Bill Day returned from Dallas where he attended a Texas Aviation Association meeting. Fort Worth was named the next convention city. Discussions covered a possible extension of air mail and passenger service from San Antonio to Denver via Amarillo, with no official action taken.
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Bill Day
Amarillo
Professor Warns of Exploding Collar Button Invention
New York October 14 United Press Henry McLemore reports the Catskills football sage, a professor at a collar button factory, tests a planned exploding collar button while predicting future fame. He foresees rewards for choosing winners: Princeton over Cornell, Army over Pitt, Georgia Tech over Auburn, and Ohio State over Michigan.
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W.P
Sage
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Army
Pitt
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Auburn
Tigers
Tech
Ohio State
Michigan
Ohio
Vance Beaten by Clingman in Grappling Match
Otis Clingman defeated Farmer Vance in straight falls with a 26 minute first fall and a 9 minute second, the bout marred by heavy blows that left Vance groggy. Roy Welch and Rob Roy drew after 30 minutes in the semi final, while Pive kids opened the show with a battle royal.
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Vance
Idaho
Gore
Clingman
Otis
Farmer
Roy Welch
Borger
Rob Roy
Pampa
Pive Kids
Willard Works As Bouncer In Los Angeles Meat Market
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard says he works as a market bouncer in Los Angeles earning 15 dollars a week. He appeared in court to explain his failure to pay 202 dollars and 10 cents claimed by a plumbing company official. He called his job unusual for a meat market saying the place has many hard boiled market men.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Willard
Methodists Pause In Indianapolis
Southern Methodist University football team stopped in Indianapolis for a two hour workout at Butler University stadium en route to Syracuse University. They arrived at 140 PM and practiced passing plays and line attacks before returning downtown for a 6 PM train.
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Indianapolis
Southern Methodist University
Syracuse University
Butler University Stadium
Mustangs
Eight Auto Races Set For Sunday at Fair Grounds
The Fair Association resumes eight auto races at the fair grounds track Sunday afternoon after rainouts. About 26 entrants from the Panhandle and as far as Oklahoma City, New Mexico, and Colorado will compete, with local drivers Bob Farthingham, Speed Bills, and Charlie Rogers among the entries. Races begin at 3 pm with admission 60 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under 12.
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Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Colorado
Bob Farthingham
Speed” Bills
Charlie Rogers
Andy Gump
Plainview
Flinn and Hulme Tee Off In Hot Springs Championship Final
Hot Springs Va October 14 George H B Flinn of Pittsburgh and Thomas R Hulme of Philadelphia began the final match for the Hot Springs golf championship prize at the Cascades course.
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Hot Springs
George HB. Flinn
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Hulme
Philadelphia
Cascades
Golf qualifier yields 70 by Tommy Cochran at Waco meet
Tommy Cochran of Tyler the former state amateur golf champion posted a 70 to win the qualifying medal at the Waco Country Club invitation meet. Gold medalist Goldman of Dallas was second with 71. First round matches in two flights set for tomorrow with several college pairings listed in the program.
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Waco
Tommy Cochrane
Tyler
Waco Country Club
Spec Goldman
Dallas
Legal action blocks Cisco High School from league play
In Eastland on October 13 1932 attorneys for the oil belt executive committee filed and approved a supersedeas bond of 5000 in 61st district court ending Cisco High School participation under league auspices. The State Interscholastic League filed an appeal bond of 500. The bonds halt Cisco’s season as the appeal follows Judge Davenport's order reinstating Cisco after league suspension for eligibility rule violations.
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Cisco High School
Oil Belt Executive Committee
George Davenport
91St District Court
Cisco
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