Aggies Defend SW Conf Title Against TCU Next
Texas A and M prepared to defend the Southwest Conference crown on their home field as they meet a resurgent Texas Christian team in their conference opener. Star tailback Kimbrough continued to lead with four touchdowns and 24 points through three games.
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Penn and Cornell cream hopes in Rose Bowl talk
New York sports column surveys college teams and coaches. Notes Penn State ranking and Rose Bowl chatter with Stanford as long shot, plus Nebulous bowl talk and a tale of Jimmy Nelson’s surprising performance.
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Yale Official Voices Views On Football At Writers Meeting
Ogden D Miller new Yale Athletic Council chair spoke to the New York Football Writers Association with criticism of commercialism and pro football. Attendees included coaches from NYU Navy Columbia Fordham and the Giants. He questioned Yale's pride in football and noted broadcasting rights sale to a gasoline company.
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Arkansas comeback fuels frantic gridiron clash
In a tense contest the Arkansas squad trailed late as passer Crain managed two touchdowns and assisted others while Cowboys Crain contributed two scores and bold runs. The game featured aggressive drives and pivotal plays by the home team and visitors.
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Mustang Kick Sets Record in 92-Yard Punt
Preston Johnsonston powered a 92 yard punt for Southern Methodist in the 7-7 draw with Pitt. The kick traveled from behind the SMU goal line to near the Pitt goal and marked a new intercollegiate record, surpassing 1937 Al Braga and 1932 Bob Hogan benchmarks.
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Great Salt Lake Reaches Historic Low in Summer Heat
Salt Lake City report states the Great Salt Lake hit a record low as extreme heat drove evaporation. Officials estimate about 2,000,000 acre feet of water disappeared since early spring, per U S Geological Survey.
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Sandies Still In Spotlight
The article tracks a topsy turvy high school football season as defending district champions like Electra Breckenridge Waco and others suffer defeats. It lists undefeated teams across Texas and highlights key conference matchups including Childress versus Graham and Paris versus Gainesville while noting the Panhandle race between Amarillo and Lubbock for Thanksgiving title implications.
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Mavericks Club column thanks readers and notes game plans
The Mavericks thank readers for ticket support to Silas the Chore Boy and announce the football banquet at Capitol Hotel. They list players, award plans, and upcoming games against Groom and Dimmit, plus a midgets doubleheader. They describe trips to Groom and Clayton and mention injured players at North West Texas Hospital.
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UT football player contracts pneumonia after stabbing
Dallas authorities report UT football player W. P. Basey has pneumonia in addition to severe injuries from a stabbing following the Oklahoma Texas game. He remains in critical condition as hospital staff monitor his progression.
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Manns Cakes Lose to Clarendon as Dorris Leads With 560
Ruth Dorris of the losers posted a 212 161 and 187 for a 560 three game total to top the night. Woodyard of the Bowlers led Soil Conservation with 566 narrowly edging Zeigler of the Coasters who had 564. George Tower paced the Caverns in the Santa Fe League with 579, while Lupher of the Rangers totaled 583. Clyde Williams of the Amarillo National Bank led the Service League with 582.
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Cornell Has Everything Cornell Has Everything
Coach Carl Snavely builds a balanced Cornell offense blending deception with power and passing against Army. Key backs Hal McCullough Mort Landsberg Bill Murphy lead a nimble No 1 backfield while Walt School Lou Bufalino form the next group. Navy coach Swede Larsen predicts strong Middies squads with Harrell Cameron Busik Clark in reserve and notes a rising enrollment.
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Leonardville High Sees More Boys Than Girls In Home Economics
Leonardville Kansas reports a classroom balance where 18 boys enroll in home economics to 13 girls. The regional feature highlights a basketball talent with high scoring in recent games.
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