Pan Zareta Handicap weights announced at Dallas Fair Park
Dallas announces the Pan Zareta Handicap weights for 3yearolds and up at Fair Park. Epernay tops the field with 113 pounds, followed by Can't Remember 112 and Money Getter 111. Other nominees include Martin Barton 106, Croon 106, Sound Advise 109, The Pelican 104, The Dark 107, Sir Ridgway 105, Prine Splendor 105, Trinchera 105, Moratorium 99. The race honors the Texas bred mare Pan Zareta, buried at Fair Grounds.
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George Course
Epernay
Bennie Creech
Waggoner
D's Stock Farm
Fair Park
Martin Barton
Croon
Sound Advise
the Pelican
the Dark
Sir Ridgway
Prine Splendor
Trinchera
Moratorium
New Orleans
Fair Ground Track
Black Gold
Sports Parade a collage of names and opinions across sports
Henry McLemore surveys a slate of sports figures from baseball football boxing tennis and hockey. The piece notes debates about impartial umpires world series bias and trivia about players coaches and events including Hank Bath Fred Perry and Earl Sande with a Muskogee golf win by Walter Emery in a separate match play open.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Jack Kearns
Henry Edward Hank Bath
Colorado
Braddock
Louis
Mr. Kearns
Helen Hull
Helen Jacobs
Ace Bailey
Eddie Shore
University of Toronto
Fred Perry
Palm Springs
Alex Alehkine
Ken Strong
New York Giants
Goose Goslin
Detroit
al Simmons
Cochrane
Mickey
Philadelphia
Billy Herman
Tommy Bridges
Cubs
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Adams
Boston Braves
Rickey
Fred Frick
de Pauw University
Sonny Workman
Garrison
Earl Sande
al Schacht
Boston Red Sox
Pred Carideo
Notre Dame
Frank Carideo
Army
Pitt Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Muskogee
Okla
Walter Emery
Paul Jackson
Oklahoma City
Muskogee Town and Country Club
Emery
Bill Nichols
Kentucky Halfback Leads Grid Scoring
Kentucky halfback Bob Davis tops the scoring chase with 54 points from nine touchdowns in four games. Duke’s Clarence Parker is close with 48 points from eight touchdowns. The piece lists leaders across conferences and notes a separate baseball mention of the 1998 Pirates vs Tigers series with Charley Schmidt’s errors and a passed ball.
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New York
Bob Davis
Kentucky
Clarence Parker
Duke Blue Devils
Parker
Southeastern
Davis
Southern
Duke
Patrick
Pitte
Southwest
Wilson
Southern Methodist
Coast
Goddard Wash
State
Williame
Cardwell
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Terry
Denver
Fighteen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Charley Schmidt
Detroit Tigers
Schmidt
Twin Hills owner predicts tough links for pros in OKC
Dorset Carter Sr owns Twin Hills in Oklahoma City and backs the PGA event starting October 16 with a $10,000 guarantee. He warns bermuda fairways and rough, heavy trees, and upturned greens will challenge players as they contend for the title. Local standings in the Southwestern Conference are listed.
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Oklahoma City
Dorset Carter
Twin Hills
Keefe
Carter
BOMBING For Every Regular on Texas Christian University Team
The text notes deep depth in TCU football roster with multiple able replacements for each regular. It emphasizes robust depth across positions and the likelihood of strong substitutes stepping in during the season.
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Texas Christian University
Big Six Teams Take Beatings In Weekend Games
Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas State and Kansas suffered heavy losses while Missouri upset Colorado 20 to 6. Iowa State, Minnesota, and others won, with notable scorers including Don Jackson and Ozzie Simmons, and key clashes across Kansas, Iowa State, and California.
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Nebraska
Kansas Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Norman
Denver
Denver Univ
Utah State
Utah Univ
Colo. State
Col College
Brig. Young
Mont State
Wyoming
Western State
Greeley State
Colo. Mines
Colo. Univ
Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Michigan State
Trojans
Marquette
Oklahoma Sooners
Texas
Lawrence
Bif" Jones
Longhorns
Upper Iowa
Associated
Don Jackson
North Carolina
Tarheels
Maryland
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Colgate
Bob Davis
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
George Roscoe
Larry Kelley
Yale
Cale
Penn
Macholowitz
New York University
Carnegie
Ken Cotton
California
Oregon
Ted Key
Ucla
Stanford
Ford Owners Urged to Use Eveready Prestone
An advertisement touts Eveready Prestone antifreeze for Ford V-8 engines, highlighting rust protection, low evaporation, no odor, and absence of glycerine or alcohol. It markets a $2.70 gallon price and a dealer chart to project cost at extreme temperatures, noting Amarillo freezing weather tends to arrive around October 29 each year.
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Paul Runyan
Louisville
Eveready Prestone
Amarillo
S M U and Rice duel draws 25 000 fans in tough opener
The 1935 Southwest Conference kickoff features Rice Institute Owls visiting Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Both clubs arrive 4–0 in non conference play with strong defenses and offenses. Coach Bell fears Rice, while Kitts rests star Bill Wallace for the big game. The day also spots Baylor, Texas Christian, Arkansas, and Texas prepping for league showdowns.
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Army
Harvard
Pitt
Michigan State Spartans
Boston College
Detroit
Catholic
Fordham
Vanderbilt
Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan
Duquesne-Washington
St. Louis
Crimson
Yale-Navy
Tars
Yale
Penn
Penn-Columbia
Brown-Dartmouth
Carnegie Tech-Temple
Southern California
Utah State
Denver
Colorado Mines
Colorado
Colorado College
Brigham Young
Greeley State
Montana
Southern Methodist University Stadium
Rice Institute Owls
Southern Methodist
Southwest
University of Oklahoma
Austin
Centenary College
Rice
Dallas
Murstangs
Washington University
Madison Bell
Bell
Jimmy Kitts
Creighton
John McCauley
Owls
Bill Wallace
Kitts
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Rice Institute
Wallace
McCauley
Blue Jays
Louisiana State
Bell Sees Tough Rice Test for Mustangs
SMU coach Madison Bell fears Rice Institute in Dallas after noting Rice’s improved finesse and power. He cites injuries and scouting insights while Arkansas fades and Texas shows scoring depth led by Robert Wilson with five TDs in the season’s early games.
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Alonzo Stagg
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Great West Mill
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Farmers National Grain Corp
SSS Rock Island
Mutual Benefit. & Health A. A . AL Oe
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Harry Leeper
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S. M. U.-Rice
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Associated Press
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