NeylandS Trio of Middlemen Boost Tennessee Power
Tennessee's backfield is hailed as George Cafego led by a strong middle trio Jim Rike Bob Suffridge and Ed Molinski the guards. The 1938 squad lost only two regulars Bowden Wyatt and George Hunter and adds depth with Ed Cifers Jim Coleman Abe Shires Boyd Clay and capable reserves. Molinski guards are noted for speed and versatility aiding both blocking and out front interference.
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Vols
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Bob Suffridge
Ed Molinski
Oklahoma
Bowden Wyatt
George Hunter
Ed Cifers
Jim Coleman
Abe Shires
Boyd Clay
Molinski
Suffridge
Ohio
Massilon
Bob Foxx
Sam Bartholomew
Vol
Len Coffman
Mike Baliisaris
Bill Barnes
Don Edmiston
Hodges West
Tom Smith
al Thomas
Sutherland's Next Coaching Home A Subject of Widespread Speculation
Henry McLemore surveys the chatter around Jock Sutherland after his Pittsburgh era as coaches consider future moves. Rumors link him to Navy or Stanford, with alumni and peers pondering the impact of his next destination on upcoming schedules and preparation.
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New York
Sutherland
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Navy
Stanford
Lawyers Beat Engineers on College Grid
The Lawyers defeated the Engineers 12 to 0 in an intramural football game on Amarillo College’s gridiron. O’Neill and Oakes connected for a first half score, Caballero caught the TD pass, and Garre ran in a third quarter score as the failed extra points kept the final margin at 12. The Engineers had not lost since 1937.
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Amarillo College
O'Neill
Oakes
Caballero
O'Neill- Oakes
Garre
Lawyers
Holmes
Gruver
Miller
Rush
Fletcher
Williams
Braxton
Eurtis
Andrews
Roberts
Ward
Gaethler
Morrow
Carter
van Hooser
Weilles
Cowart
Dorman
Rutledge
W. L. Pet
Seceseess
North Buffalo School of Applied Design Targets Bowl Bid
The speaker predicts that within a few years North Buffalo School of Applied Design will dominate rivals and earn a Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl bid. The tone suggests high confidence in the program’s rise and postseason potential.
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North Buffalo School of Applied Design
Lack of Passport Delays Championship Grapple Bout
The National Guard Armory card is reshaped as Mexico’s star wrestler cannot reach Amarillo in time to defend his junior light-heavyweight title. Promoter Dutch Mantell swaps in Cory Detton versus Ramos challenger Soldier Thomas, with the winner set to face Mexico’s pride next week. Other bouts include Charlie Carr vs Red Shadow, Rod Fenton vs Tom Goodeagle, and Don Carver vs Crusher Burns at 8.
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National Guard Armory
Dutch Mantell
Cory Detton
Carlos
Gorilla) Ramos
Mexico
Storm
Mantell
Amarillo
Thomas
Detton
Pride
National Wrestling Association
Charlie Carr
Red Shadow
Rod Fenton
Tom Goodeagle
Don Carver
Crusher Burns
Dutch Meyer Gives Boys A Rest
Fort Worth October 17 Coach Lea Dutch Meyer plans lighter drills for TCU regulars after a 13-11 loss to Temple. Key players Jack Odie with a broken thumb out for several games, while Logan Ware suffers knee and arm injuries.
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Lea
Dutch) Meyer
Texas Christian University
Texas Aggies
TCU
Jack Odie
Arkansas
Logan Ware
Temple
Owners Agree To Great Horse Race
Baltimore dated report says the owner of four top performers Challedon Kayak II Cravat and Isolator will start them November 1 in Pimlico for the Horse of the Year crown in a 1939 special over the mile and three sixteenths with a $10,000 purse.
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Sports Roundup hints at trades and stars across leagues
Detroit News scoops early about Yankees and Giants arc plans for next season while Paul Christman signs to play baseball with the Yankees. Max Baer demands a 10000 dollar guarantee delaying his Chicago bout. Lou Ambers and wife finish honeymoon at Virginia Beach. Dionysius Economopoulous named longest football name, a Michigan State freshman and new champion.
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Lou Ambers
Virginia Beach
Oscar Ruhl
Mansfield (O) ‘News-Journal
Costas Stamas
Washington
Reds
Yankees
Davey O'Brien
Norma Shearer
Bill Moore
Detroit Lion
Walters Named National League Most Valuable Player
Cincinnati Reds pitcher William Henry Walters Jr. known as Bucky Walters was named the National League MVP by Baseball Writers Association of America. He led the league with 27 wins, appeared in 39 games, started 31, finished 31, and lost 11, helping the Reds win the pennant in his first full season with the club.
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Bucky) Walters, Jr
Cincinnati Reds
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Sporting News
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Walters
Cincinnati Family Circle
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Hitting champ and top sluggers lead season voting
Page Nine highlights leading hitter who won the hitting crown with 178 points. Johnny Mize of the St. Louis Cardinals finished second and Paul Derringer of Cincinnati tallied 174 as the Reds built a 25 win season. Buck McCormick led the league with RBIs and earned 159 points. Curt Davis of the Cardinals received 106 votes, while James Brown of St. Louis had 99.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank
Buck) McCormick
Curt Davis
James Roberson
Jimmy) Brown
Bounding Basque Stars Join War effort Among French Celebrities
Paris October reports Jean Borotra the Bounding Basque leads artillery units at the front using a cannon. Jacques Brugnon also serves as an artillery captain. Georges Carpentier and Marcel Thil switch fame for service in aviation and artillery roles. An earlier note recalls oil field price shifts in McCamey Texas.
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France
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City
Marcel Thil
International Boxing Union
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