Golfing Clan After Titles
Oklahoma City opens the National Professional Golfers Association tournament at Twin Hills with £10,000 in prize money. 114 players, including defending champion Paul Runyan and favorite Gene Sarazen, compete as 64 low scores qualify for match play through Monday and Tuesday, culminating in a top prize of 1,000 and a 19,000 aggregate payout.
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Oklahoma City
Twin Hills
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Poor Pauline to Battle Negro Louts in Major Clash
Promoter Mike Taraboe says Joe Louis and Pauline Asneurun are matched for a big title fight in New York to raise funds for charity. The tentative event is near certain with early plans at the Coliseum and strong fan interest. Treasury estimates reach about $120000 with around 17000 seats sold, while Pauline, in Spain, prepares for the bout.
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York
Mike Taroba
Twentieth Centure
Daniis
Paline
Spain
District 1 Ready For War in District Football Race
District 1 leads with Harvesters of Pampa High favored amid fierce competition from Amarillo and Lubbock. Breckenridge Buckaroos, Abilene Eagles, and Bobcats in Districts 2 and 3 show strong pursuer form as teams shuffle for standings. Dallas and Wichita Falls squads also in the hunt across districts.
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Pampa High
Erictiron Bande
Amarillo
Lubbork
Breckenridge Buckaroos
Cisco
Buckaroos
Abilene Eagles
Eagles
San Angelo Bobcats
Bobcats
Harry Taylor
Breckenridge
Paso Hig Tigers
Border
Electra
Quanah Club
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Coyotes
Childress
Vernon
Quanah
Plainview
Masons
Highland Park
Dallas
Gainesville
Scotties
Henry Funka
Greenville Lions
Sunset High
Masonic Home
Paschal
Panthers
North Side
W. C. Stripling
Fort Worth Poly
Big Spring
Poly
Masonic
Lions
Dallas Teel Wolves
Sunset
Lobos
tatePreika
Paris
Tyler
Athens
Gladewater
Kilgore Mevxta
Black Cate
Temple
Waco
Cleburne
Milbry
San Josacinto
Austin Kerrville
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Mistriet
Capital City
Chatrice Hass
Cor Wee Christ Rviccaneers
Rip
Red SAOOW and Tanits after right wreentnae of the pate
Readable fragments report an event involving SAOOW and Tanits tied to a right wound or bruise on the pate area. No clear names or locations are provided. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
Golden Sandies Backfield Leaders Shine Against Tigers
Four Amarillo Sandies backfield aces head onto Butler Field as they prepare to face Norman Oklahoma Tigers. Robert Clesson the triple threat back leads with passing punting and carrying while R C Waggoner anchors the line as co captain and top blocker. Ray Cochrane Wingback signals and drives off tackle and Joe White develops into a steady halfback in the Sandies backfield.
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Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Sandies
Norman
Oklahoma
Tigers
Butler Field
Robert Clesson
Clesson
R. C. Waggoner
Texas
Waggoner
Cocaptain
Ray Cochrane
Cochrane
Joe White
White
Modern tennis rankings draw fire over Myers choices
In a column from New York dated October 17, critics spar over A Wallis Myers world ranking of Helen Wills Moody as No. 1. The piece argues Moody played little this year and questions how rankings are formed, comparing Myers to football selector Camp and noting public skepticism of selective judgment.
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United Press
New York
Helen Wills Moody
Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs
A. Wallis Myers
London
Myers
Grand Myers
Waller Camp
Camp
Barvard
Yate
Princeton
Jerkwater
Forest Hills
Nuts
Wrestling Show Promises Classic Clash and Surprises
In tonight's main event at the National Guard Armory Panther Joe Kopecky faces John LaRue in a battle shaped by Kopeckys years of ring trickery and LaRue's hard leg game. Semifinal pits Larry Tillman against Al Westcott with promoter Dutch Mantell hinting at a surprise prelim. Also notes harmful remarks about Miss Jacobs and Mrs Moody. Peeled apples can be kept by immersing in salt water until used.
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Panther Joe Kopecky
John LaRue
National Guard Armory
Kopecky
LaRue
Joe
Larry Tillman
Oklahoma A
al “Chesty"” Westcott
Chicago
Dutch Mantell
Red Tin Tobacco Offer Promises Full Refund
A bold ad invites buyers to purchase a large red tin of P. A. Roll and smoke 80 cigarettes to compare taste. If dissatisfied, return the tobacco and receive a full refund plus postage. The offer claims a fair trial and appeals to men seeking a mark of class in a roll.
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P. A
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