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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1935
Page
7
Southwest Conference teams drill for weekend battles as Texas Christian, Texas A&M, Rice, and SMU prep for key games. Texas Christian and Baylor emphasize new plays, while Rice awaits McCauley return and SMU hones stamina for Dallas clash.
Henry McLemorf e reports from New York on James J Braddock and Joe Louis heavyweight talks at Madison Square Garden. Johnston berates Louis as yellow and afraid while pressuring a title shot. Mike Jacobs weighs in on drawing power and possible matchups with Schmeling or Braddock.
Week's intersectional football lineup offers toss up games and clear favorites. Notre Dame and Michigan State prominent, Fordham injuries loom, LSU aims to rebound after a 10-7 loss to Rice while beating Texas 18-6. Vanderbilt, Tulane, and Navy show varied results as teams chase season momentum.
The Maverick Club reports a lively Sunday program led by pianist J. S. Pittman and county superintendent Carl Clifft with singalongs of Today Is Monday When We All Get Together I I I and Me Me Me Glory I am a Maverick and more Mrs Dorothy Hail Pittman performed readings and songs while Baby Face Dutch Mantell led the Wun Stop Duzzit Boys orchestra The club thanks Panhandle Fruit Company for fruit treats and notes plans for future Sunday programs with Gilbert Howard on guitar and invites all boys and their parents to attend The club has paused outdoor CCC Ring events due to cooling weather and praises Edward Sharp Thomas Murphy for club registration prizes and the Tops Ralph Dykeman and Ed Voight for car top repairs after a hail storm.
Charles Edson the Poet of the West will lecture tonight at Amarillo College of Music auditorium under the Panhandle Speech Arts Association. The program starts at 8 15 o clock with public admission set at 25 and 35 rents.
Last Sunday's skeet scores at the Amarillo Country Club range show C. W. Layd 48x50 leading a field including D. L. McDonald 45x50 B. R. Polley 45x50 T. J. Templeton 45x50 Leroy Pinkerton 44x50 W. C. Devers 44x50 EF Wright 42x50 J. O. Holland 41x50 Allen Farley 49x50 B. T. Anderson 40x50 Polly Parrott 40x50 H. W. Galbraith 39x50 Hugh Tolleson 38x50 A. G. Atteberry 38x50.
Daily average crude oil production in the United States rose to 2,828,381 barrels in the past week, up 67,786. State gains include Oklahoma 41,175 to 516,625 and California 21,000 to 644,000, while Texas fell 2,766 to 1,066,197 and the Rocky Mountain region declined 390 to 113,290. Eastern fields led by Michigan added 3,327 to 159,362.
Uncle Joseph Kopecky faces John ny LaRue on the mat at the National Guard Armory this Thursday night. Kopecky has not been defeated since arriving in town, while LaRue uses a leg scissors and head whip. Semifinal pits Larry Tillman against Al Westcott. Reserved seats available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
Husky Norman halfback Fd Appleby, 180 pounds, is cited as a key reason Norman High School has not allowed a score in four games. Appleby excels at punting and can push the defense back with power. Norman meets Amarillo High at Butler Field Saturday afternoon.
Amarillo Aviation Club plans final discussions on purchasing a training ship at its 8 pm meeting in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. President Travis Mellor says over 100 members are expected to attend and participate in decisions. Gasoline in Lithuania will require mixing with domestic alcohol after March 30, 1936.
The Golden Sandies practice at Butler Field features a strict no admittance policy as coaches Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch train the team for a tough upcoming game. After a 14 to 13 win over the Paschal Panthers, Cherry notes defensive weaknesses to be addressed before facing Norman Tigers in Norman Oklahoma, a team yet to be scored upon this season.
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