Final warm up for PGA tour in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on October 16 professional golf stars prepared at Twin Hills course for the PGA tournament opening next day. Paul Runyan declared the tight 6,325 yard layout demanding accuracy, with others like Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen among the many practicing, though Olin Dutra remained absent from the entry list of 122.
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Paul Runyan
Twin Hills
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Craig Wood
Neal
New Jersey
Henry Picard
Hershey
Gene Sarazen
Connecticut
Horton Smith
Chicago
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Foxx May Not Stay With A's Amid Trade Buzz
Rumors swirl that Jimmy Foxx may be traded from the Philadelphia Athletics in a three way deal possibly involving the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox. Connie Mack acquired first baseman Jim Oglesby from the Coast League, while Oxlesby’s 365 average in 1935 is noted. Reports outline a swap with Winegarner and Hal Trosky, then Almada and Oster mueller being sent to Boston. In a separate item, Ben King dislocated his back and hip when a porch swing chain broke.
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Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Mack
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Foxx
Jimmy
Jim Oglesby
Los Angeles
Oglesby
A's
Tribe
Winegarner
Hal Trosky
Hal
Boston
Mel Almada
Fred Ostermueller
Milking a Wild Brahma Cow Sets 2945 Second Rodeo Record
United Press reports from Madison Square Garden feature Arizona cowboys Bennett and McGinty milking a wild Brahma cow in 2945 seconds during a rodeo. The feat astonishes New York crowds amid a West showroom atmosphere, with the process detailed step by step including lassoing, pinning, and milking into a narrow-necked bottle.
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United Press
NW York
Babe
Glenn Cunningham
Bob Jones
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York
McGinty
Bennett
Lewis
Harvesters Win Creates Furor In District 1 Football
District 1 grid fans roar after the Pampa Harvesters crushed Capitol Hill 18 to 0, signaling the Harvesters as the team to beat. Fort Worth Paschal and Quanah produce upsets while Lubbock Westerners rout Snyder 75 to 0, fueling anticipation for Plainview at Borger and Norman, Oklahoma tests this week.
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Quanah
Snyder
Sweetwater
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Oklahoma
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Capitol Hill Redskins
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Harvesters
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Panthers
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Plainview Bulldogs
Berger
Madison Pruitt
Madison
Tigers
Lubbock Westerners
Westerners
Weldon Chapman
Mitchell Men
Local boy aids Hardin-Simmons in 32 0 win
Eldon Mahar on of Amarillo played for Hardin-Simmons University as they blanked Morningside College 32-0 in Sioux City Iowa. The team later attended the Minnesota Nebraska game in Lincoln as guests of Jake Brandefer Solon Featherston Wichita Falls and Jack Chatam. Coach Frank Kimbrough praised the showing while planning two weeks of adjustments to the Rancher attack.
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Globe Abilene
Eldon Maharon
Amarillo
Hardin-Simmons University
Morningside College Maroons
Sioux City
Iowa
Minnesota-Nebraska
Lincoln
Jake Brandefer
Breckenridge
Solon Featherston
Wichita Falls
Jack Chatam
Burkburnett
Frank Kimbrough
High School Girl Killed in Wreck
Fort Worth report states Margaret Wilkinson, 15, died from a fractured skull after a car collision with a truck last night. Other occupants were unharmed. The death marked the county North Texas tally reaches 72 automobile fatalities this year.
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Fort Worth
Margaret Wilkinson
Where Are Aces Of Army Read This
Washington Ort 15 lists Army football stars from years past now serving as officers and coaches. Notables include Husky Malin Craig as chief of staff, W D Connor at West Point, Dennis Nolan at Governor's Island, Leon Kramer as chief of cavalry, Paul Bunker in Manila, Arthur Tipton retired in St. Petersburg, Daly in California, Cagle with All-America feats, Wilson in Langley, Oliphant in New York, Buckler in Fort Worth, Farwick and Summer in service, Neyland at Panama, Sasse at Mississippi State, Jones at Oklahoma, Parker and Britton coaching Tennessee, and Gar Davidson at West Point with Moe Daly as assistant.
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Husky Malin Craig
Sam
W. D. Connor
West Point
Dennis Nolan
Governor's Island
N. Y
Leon Kramer
Paul Bunker
Coast Artillery
Manila
Arthur Tipton
St. Petersburg
Pla
Charles Daly
Chris Cagle
Harry” Wilson
Cagle
Elmer Oliphant
Jack Buckler
Gene Vidal
Commerce Department
Air Service
Daly
Pacific Grove
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New York
Wilson
Air Corps
Langley Field
Oliphant
Union College
Buckler
Fort Worth
Tex
Gus Farwick
Milton Summerfelt
Parwick
Fort Bliss
Texas
Summerfelt
Honolulu
JJ. J. McEwan
Oregon
Holy Cross
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Panama
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi
Alabama
Gar Davidson
Moe Daly
Sasses team takes to road for the season opening tour
Mississippi State coach Major Ralph Sasse says his medicine man show will tour the nation with away games at Loyola New Orleans Xavier Cincinnati Army West Point and LSU Baton Rouge after a 20-7 upset of Alabama. The Maroons, with a fast line and versatile backfield, aim for the Southeast title.
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Ralph Sasse
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Will Rogers
United States
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New Orleans
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Cincinnati
West Point
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State
Maroons
Vanderbilt
Stase
Conference rivals prep for weekend gridiron showdowns
Southwest Conference headliners intensify drills as SMU readies for Rice Owls. J R. Smith shows improvement after a shoulder injury and Robert Wilson is groomed for a career moment. Texas Christian scrimmages with freshmen amid cripples, while Texas, Baylor, Arkansas, and Arkansas foes refine schemes and play for Saturday clashes.
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Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Rice Owls
J. R. Smith
Tulsa University
Robert Wilson
Kopecky Stays With Head In Wrestling Showdown
Old reliable Kopecky ignores rumors of LaRue’s leg use and plans to rely on his head for the match against long-legged LaRue next Thursday. Fans expect a packed arena at the City Drug Store sale with a capacity turnout as Kopecky bets on brains over legs.
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Joe Kopecky
LaRue
Kopecky
Johnny
Eveready Prestone Winter Car Protection Ad
Do you drive a Chevrolet this winter keep your radiator optimized with Eveready Prestone. It guards against rust and freeze up all winter with no alcohol or odor. Biggest sale ever at 2.79 a gallon dealer offers cost chart for full protection to 62 below zero. Rain due in Amarillo around October 29.
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Kansas Aggies Plan Surprise Kansas Aggies Plan Surprise
Kansas State College football fans hope for an upset as Wildcats, under new coach Wesley Fry, aim to rebound after mixed results this season. Nebraska remains the favored foe, but memories of 1934 buoy Fry and his squad despite injuries and recent losses.
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Wildcats
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Wildcat
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Wesley Fry
Dequesne
Fort Hays State
Marquette
Chicago
Iowa State
Minnesota
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Maurice “Red” Elder
Paul Fanning
Don Flenthrope
Middle West
One Armed Center Shines for UNM Football
Bill Baker a 160 pound Hawaiian center for the University of New Mexico plays with one hand after his left arm was amputated above the elbow in a childhood gun accident. He has trained in the barefoot leagues of Hawaii and is praised by coach Gwinn Henry for his skilled snapping and solid play. Baker has not yet secured a first string berth but has started against Oklahoma and contributes steady combat at the center position.
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N. M
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University of New Mexico
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Baker
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Gwinn Henry
Benedictic hints and sports scraps from a crowded ledger
A jumble of sports and local notes mentions Lewis at Williams eyeing the center, Princeton's Rame tackles, Pepper Martin in a redbird racer, Rubin’s bid for Harry Dublinsky, Rubinoff backing a welterweight winner, Major Sasse rallying Mississippi State for a West Point trip, Dec Spears potentially turning pro, Bears eyeing Pug Lund and Stan Kosta, a New York toy lending section, and other assorted items.
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Princeton
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi
West Point
Sherman
Delaware
Dec Spears
Wisconsin
Chicago Bears
Pug Lund
Minnesota
Stan Kosta
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