Dyer Hopes for Historic First-Year World Series Title
Eddie Dyer, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, seeks an unprecedented feat as a first-year skipper winning the World Series. If the Cardinals win Game 7, Dyer would beat Joe Cronin, who failed to master the same milestone with Boston in 1933.
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Bucky) Marris
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Red Sox
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Boston Record Today
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Rice Institute
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Topeka
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Houston
Columbus
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Sam Breadon
Washington
Oklahoma and Texas clash clouds over Cotton Bowl hopes
In Dallas weekend notes we praise Oklahoma Sooners as the likely Big Six winner and predict a possible Cotton Bowl rematch with Texas. Texas is viewed as strong but not unbeatable and several players like Myrle Greathouse receive praise for their roles.
Army Back On Top In Weekly Football Poll
Army regains No 1 ranking in Associated Press weekly poll after a 2013 win over Michigan. Texas slips to third behind Notre Dame, with 63 of 139 writers voting Army first and Notre Dame leading in second-place ballots.
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Army
Texas
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Red Black
Black Knights
Michigan
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Purdue
Sooners
Municipal Golfers To Discuss Pro Applicants Thursday Night
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association meets at the clubhouse Thursday at 7 30 to discuss pro applicants for Ross Rogers Golf Course. President Jack Phillips urges members to attend. Gene Root, the current pro, has resigned to take a post at Lakewood Country Club in Denver effective November 1.
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Ross Rogers Golf Course
Amarillo
Gene Root
Lakewood Country Club
Denver
Mustangs land first win as Bell plans Rice lineup
SMU Mustangs beat Oklahoma A. and M. 15 to 6 in Dallas with freshman back Frank Payne starring in passing and running. Coach Matty Bell will start the same lineup against Rice Institute in Houston for the conference opener, noting one knee injury to Lendon Davis.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Rice
Paul Page
Lendon Davis
Lieutenant Storseth on Navy leave in Amarillo visit
Lieutenant Bob Storseth is in Amarillo on leave from the Navy. He assists Captain Arthur W. Ageton in organizing the postwar naval reserve for the Eighth Naval District. He has helped for six months and is visiting his parents at 1620 Pierce before returning to New Orleans next week.
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Bob Storseth
Amarillo
Navy
Storseth
Arthur W. Ageton
Naval Reserve
Eighth Naval District
Ray Storseth
Pierce
New Orleans
Dust Bowl lessons linger as new danger eyed in Panhandle
Jimmy Dykes of the Soil Conservation Service warned of a possible new Dust Bowl in a three county Texas area Cochran Terry Yoakum with a similar danger spot in Roosevelt County New Mexico He noted a dry spell could bring extensive blowing in coming months after a three day Amarillo visit he commended the Amarillo Conservation Experiment Station and staff led by Charles Whitfield for reseeding native grasses and using crested wheat for cattle pasture amid drought conditions.
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Jimmy Dykes
Soil Conservation Service
Panhandle
South Plains
Cochran
Terry
Yoakum
SCS
Roosevelt County
N. M
Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo Conservation Experiment Station
Bushland
H. H. Finnell
Amarillo Field
Charles Whitfield
Supreme Court Denies Review in Two Jehovah’s Witness Draft Cases
The Supreme Court refused to review challenges by Joe W. Buice of Kingsville Texas and Ralph Cahoon Jr. of Houston over induction refusals. Buice, jailed six months after a court martial for disobeying orders, had left service to work as a missionary. Cahoon, classified 1-A, faced 13 months for refusing induction.
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Supreme Court
Joe W. Buice
Kingsville
Tex
Ralph Henry Cahoon, Jr
Houston
Texas U. S
Buice
FBI
Cahoon
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Justice Murphy
Justice Rutledge
Cosgrove Critiques Radioactive Salt Preservative Cost
Edward B. Cosgrove, president of the Minnesota Valley Canning Co., says foods can be preserved commercially with radioactive salts but the cost is prohibitive. He cites peas at around 3000 dollars per can.
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LE Sueur
Minn
U.P
Edward B. Cosgrove
Minnesota Valley Canning Co
County Clerk Hubert Coles Vacationing in Hot Springs
County Clerk and Mrs Hubert Cole are vacationing in Hot Springs Arkansas. A friend says the clerk is not fishing but chauffeuring Mrs Coles on her vacation. A local vendor comments skeptically that anyone who believes the other tale is standing on his head.
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Hubert Cole
Hot Springs
Ark
Welch Zapalac and Dickey Return for Aggies vs Frogs
Three Aggie players Barney Welch Willie Zapalac and Leonard Dickey returned to duty after two weeks out with injuries. Cotton Howell and Charlie Wright were nursing earlier injuries but expected to play. The first string worked against TCU formations as the Aggies prepared for Saturdays game with TCU.
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U.P
Texas Aggies
Homer Norton
Texas Christian University
Barney Welch
Willie Zapalac
Leonard Dickey
Cotton Howell
Charlie Wright
Aggie
Charley
LSU
TCU
Plainview Scrapper Roach Defeats Brooklyn Opponent in New York Bout
La Vern Roach a 158 pounder from Plainview Texas won a six round preliminary bout at St Nicholas arena New York last night beating Charley McPherson a 165 pounder from Brooklyn in front of a crowd of 2742.
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New York
la Vern Roach
Plainview
Tex
Charley McPherson
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Arena
Lucas, Brown To Miss Texas Aggie Grid Game
Coach Dutch Meyer faces a weakened Frog lineup as tailback Jim Lucas and tackle George Brown likely sit out against the Texas A and M Aggies. Lucas injured a knee at Miami last Saturday, Brown also has a knee wound and did not practice yesterday. Panhandle Open Bowling Tour dates listed as November 16 17 23 24.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Dutch Meyer
Texas A. & M. Aggies
Jim Lucas
George Brown
Lucas
Miami
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