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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1942

Page

6

T C U Faces Aggies in Southwest Game of the Week

Texas Christian University undefeated in the Southwest Conference faces defending champion Texas A&M at College Station in a key game of the week. Coach Leo Meyer relies on a strong passing attack and stout defense with All-Southwest prospects Bruce Alford and Darrell Palmer.

Richard M. Morehead United Press Fort Worth, Or Leo R. Meyer Texas Christian University T.C. U Texas Aggies Texas Christian College Station Meyer Horned Frogs Hub McQuillan Bruce Alford Darrell Palmer

Norman Tigers Faces Amarillo Sandies In Key Clash

Norman Tigers led by Coach Arlo Davis seek their fourth straight undefeated season as they travel to meet the Amarillo Golden Sandies Friday night. Norman relies on a strong aerial attack led by Jack Bumgarner with McNabb at fullback and a tricky T formation. General admission tickets are 55 cents with 28 cent reserved seats. soldiers and students have discounted or special sale options at local stores and schools.

Arlo Davis Norman Tigers Amarillo Golden Sandies Sandies Tigers Jack Bumgarner McNabb Oklahoma Texas Norman Abilene Eagles T. Herbert Drug Amarillo Maxor Drug No. 2 Fisk Horace Mann Sam Houston

Helen Mayer Fencer Talks War and World Title Hopes

Helen Mayer, 30, of Oakland and Mills College, discusses war’s impact on her fencing career and her bid for the world championship. She explains training, rules, and balances teaching at Mills with competition for the San Francisco Fencing Club, aiming to defend the title won in Paris 1937.

Oakland Calif Helen Mayer War New York Paris Germany Mayer Amsterdam Scripps College Pomona Los Angeles Canada United States Mills College University of California Helayna Myer San Francisco Fencing Club

Taming Tough Professional Footballers

Philadelphia rookie Dick Erdlitz gains fame for taming Gargantua the gorilla while training with the Eagles. The 22 year old former Northwestern star is praised by coach Earl Neale for his punch and tackling and has become a standout in a strange training routine.

Philadelphia Dick Erdlitg Gargantua Northwestern University Erdlitz Philadelphia Eagles Earl Neale Clint Frank Yale Frank Blitz DeLafield Wis Gargy

Illinois Mentors Coach of Week

Ray Eliot of Illinois is named coach of the week by UP for turning a doormat team into a giant killer. His 1930s career spans Illinois College to Illinois, with a mind for coaching and a habit of diagramming plays with his daughter.

Illinois United Press New York Upi The Ray Eliot

Notre Dame Seeks Upset of Iowa Seahawks in Green Jerseys Return

Notre Dame aims to trip the Iowa Seahawks in South Bend. The Irish hope to continue Bertelli’s recent passing surge and break a string of losses to Iowa while wearing green jerseys after a 27 0 win over Stanford.

Notre Dame Iowa Seahawks South Bend Ind Stanford Bernie Bierman Naval Minnesota University of Iowa Iowa Kansas State Northwestern Michigan Angelo Bertelli

M. T. Johnson Makes Naval Academy Varsity

M. T. Johnson Jr., former Sandie star and Navy plebe, becomes the academy’s first freshman elected to the Varsity. He starred in the plebe 27 0 victory over Temple freshmen, with passes and two long runs of 75 and 60 yards. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Johnson of 2222 Hayden Street.

M. T. Johnson Naval Academy At Annapolis M. T Naval Academy Temple Hayden Street

Bible says there is no football upset says players distracted

Austin October 14 Coach D X Bible of the University of Texas argues there are no real upsets in football this season. He cites mental distraction due to wartime duties travel difficulties and players entering military service as factors behind surprising losses. He stresses teams can still concentrate on single games.

Illinois College Little Nineteen Bob Zuppke Zup Illinois Eliot Willard Butch Zuppke Ohio State Mlinois Ilinois Jane Raymond Fitot Nusspickel Ili Nois Brighton Mass Flint Iowa Notre Dame Michigan Northwestern Great Lakes Camp Grant Austin D. X. Bible Bible University of Texas Minnesota Texas

Henry Armstrong Still Pretty Good

Henry Armstrong remains formidable as he defeats Juan Zurita in two minutes 20 seconds of the second round. Armstorng weighed 142 pounds to Zurita's 135 1 2 in Los Angeles play.

Los Angeles Henry Armstrong Armstrong Juan Zurita Mexico Henry Zurita

Wartime baseball future decided in December meetings

Major and minor leagues will meet in Chicago in early December to decide the wartime future of baseball. The majors plan December 1 through 3 with minor league sessions December 4 and 5, shifting to align with the defense transportation office and centralizing decisions on operations for next season.

New York Chicago Minneapolis William G. Bramham National Association the Minors Office of Defense Transportation

Rice Football Players Withdraw From Rice Institute Team

Rice Institute football players withdraw from school while five seek information about joining the U S Marines. Bud Ely Gayle McLaughlin and J Stoop Dickson remain in flux with Marine Reservists seeking waivers to enlist. Five sophomores Virg il Ike Eikenberry Wendell Williams Pete Sultis J Magee and Jim Sprulls also pursue Marines. Randall Chew Jr later heads to war for a third time amid prior service in Spanish American War and World War I.

Houston Ted Oo Rice Institute U. S Washington Bud Ely Bac Gayle McLaughlin J. (Stoop) Dickson George Armstrong Membe Virgil Ike) Eikenbe Wendell Williams Pete Sultis J. Magee Jim Sprulls Covina Calif U.P Randall Chew, Jr Nava

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