Badgers Open Conference Schedule With Wayland Showdown
Amarillo College Badgers under Coach Al Baggett prepare an aerial attack for the Texas Junior College conference opener against Wayland, aiming to extend a strong 5 game win streak and improve league standing at Butler Field. Wayland’s Jackrabbits have a tough test as the first obstacle toward the conference title.
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Klein Voted National League Most Valuable Player
Charles Herbert Chuck Klein of Indianapolis emerged as the National League's most valuable player for the 1932 season. The Phillies Nationals cleanup hitter topped baseball experts after previously finishing third in 1930 and runner-up to Frankie Frisch of the St Louis Cardinals.
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James Bottomley
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Frank Frisch
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Mel Ott
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Chuck) Klein
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Philadelphia Nationals
Frankie Frisch
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Schneider Visits Abilene on Way to Oakland Race Circuit
Lou Schneider, 1930 Indianapolis Speedway Classic winner, travels from Fort Worth to Oakland for another racing season. He plans a stop in Abilene to meet friends and possibly inspect the track where he raced in 1925. He arrived yesterday for automobile repairs.
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Dodgers Sign Mungo To 1933 Pitching Pact
The Dodgers announced the signing of Van Lingle Mungo, a sensational young pitcher from Pageland South Carolina, as they prepare their 1933 roster. Terms were not disclosed.
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Boxing roundup of AP results from multiple cities
Fight results listed by the Associated Press show outpoints and knockouts across cities including Philadelphia Newark Louisville Des Moines Charleston Paris Tampa and more. Notable names include Stan Poreda Tommy Loughran Joe Knight Maurice Griselle Walter Neusel Natie Brown Primo Carnera and Tony Gelento.
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Jersey City
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Don Petrin
Frankie Cawley
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Charleston
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Germany
Larry Gains
Toronto
Maurice Griselle
France
Paul Bianchi
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Dick Daniels
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Natie Brown
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Italy
Jack Taylor
New York
Art Schultz
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Cincinnati
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Lope Tenorio
Philippines
Texas Longhorns Ready for Rice Institute Test in Houston
In Austin United Press reports Texas University Longhorns prepare for their first conference game versus Rice Institute Owls in Houston. Bennie Rundell deals with a bruised stomach but is expected back for practice. Several players were nicked in the Oklahoma game with no serious injuries.
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Sandie Guard A. L. Foster Dominates Backfield
A. L. Foster, though weighing only 155 pounds, is a quick and alert guard who disrupts opponent backfields, downs ball carriers, breaks up interference, and delivers strong blocks. Described as short stocky and strong, he is a pivotal part of Coach Blair Cherry's offense and a constant presence on Sandie line play.
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Toronto club in liquidation after poor season
The Toronto Baseball and Athletic Club, holder of an International Baseball League franchise, voted to liquidate. Toronto Maple Leaf Stadium is to be auctioned for unpaid taxes totaling over 25,000 for 1929 1930 and 1931. Poor attendance and a disastrous season preceded the move.
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Elliott Hatch Shines in Dallas Golf Sweepstake
In the Lakewood Country Club event Elliott Hatch and Jack Grout of Fort Worth tied Tommy Cochran of Dallas and Floyd Boone of Corsicana with a best ball of 67. Hatch and Grout shot 34 33 67, Cochran and Boone 36 31 67. Eighteen teams competed yesterday.
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Kid Chocolate to defend featherweight crown vs Armizmendez
New York Oct 18 U P Madi son Square Garden has matched Kid Chocolate of Cuba to defend his featherweight title against Baby Arizmendez of Mexico on November 18 or 25 The State Athletic Commission will consider approval Friday Chocolate is recognized as world champion The winner will face Nel Tarlton of England to determine an undisputed champion Tarlton leads Europe in featherweights
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Rice Owls ready to face Texas with returning players
Rice line coaches who scouted Texas report Bohn Hilliard will be marked as a key Texas back. Rice expects first fall strength of the season with Fay Lagaw, Kelly Scott, and Lou Hassel back after two to four weeks out for the Oklahoma game.
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Badgers Coach Al Baggett Defends Team In Roswell Talk
Southwest football buzz centers on Amarillo College Badgers coach Al Baggett who disputes unsportsmanlike calls from a recent game. He highlights disciplined play, hints at a new kicking tactic, and notes hopes to claim a tri state title if they win the Texas Junior College championship.
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Bowdoin Predicted For Strong Season In Wake Of Bowdoin-Yale Clash
Henry McLemore surveys college football chatter noting Bowdoin College as a rising contender amid debates over Army Yale and national title favorites. He references Bowdoin’s potential despite mixed opinions on Pittsburgh Notre Dame Stanford and Army prospects.
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Kansas State Coach Bo McMillin Receives Burns
Bo McMillin, coach of Kansas State, was readmitted to the hospital in Manhattan Kansas after Sunday burns suffered while trying to light a gas furnace at home following church services.
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Kopecky Sweeps Upset Claims Before Armory Showdown
Joe Kopecky vents anger over papers claiming parity with Otis Clingman in a wrestling match. He alleges Dutch Mantell instigated rumors while promising a decisive card on Thursday at the armory. Tickets are selling fast. reservations available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Penn Oil Shell Roy Black No 1 in Leon County awaits results
The Penn Oil Company Shell Petroleum Roy Black No 1 Phillips test in Leon County reports casing running at 5 366 feet in the Austin chalk. The wildcat is watched with much interest.
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Sandie Coaches Drill on Individuals in Backfield
Amarillo High and Amarillo College coaches focus on individual backfield drills to sharpen ball handling and evasion. Mike Montgomery of Amarillo College praised by coach Al Baggett for improving each game. The Sandies prepare for Friday's conference opener at Plainview against Frank Kimbrough's Bulldogs.
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Stanley Poreda defeats Loughran in 10 round win
Stanley Poreda of Jersey City defeated former heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran by a clear 10 round decision in Philadelphia. Dempsey refereed and the judges ruled unanimously for Poreda as the Polish contender solidified his claim to a title shot after earlier wins over Primo Carnera and Ernie Behaa f.
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Oklahoma backs sidelined as Kansas State game nears
Oklahoma coaches face backfield injuries ahead of the week end clash with Kansas State. Halfback Bill Pansze missed workouts with injuries from the Texas game and is unlikely to play. Dick Simms was moved in to fill the vacancy as the team prepares for the upcoming matchup.
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Bancroft to interview for Reds manager post
Dave Bancroft, long associated with John J. McGraw in New York Giants history, planned to entrain for Cincinnati to bid for the Reds manager job. He had been negotiating with Reds president Sidney Weil to fill the post left by Dan Howley after the Giants season.
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Man Wanders In Socks After Shots In Paterson
Joseph Kuhn and friends were rifling a parked automobile toolbox when two shots were fired. Kuhn jumped out of his shoes in the street, according to detectives.
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KCAC Likely Won’t Sponsor Basketball Team This Season
The Kansas City Star reports the Kansas City Athletic Club may not sponsor a Missouri Valley A A U basketball team this season. If no decision is made, Southern Kansas Stage Lines of Wichita could be transferred to Kansas City.
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Boy’s baseball cry could shape opera future
Chicago dispatch notes Meyer Zollo backed off abolition talk after his 13 year old son Irving, leader of a boys team, drew a cantor’s ear. The father jokes the boy’s yell may train him for opera, sparked by Cubs losses and culture debates.
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Randal Drug Stores Buy Bulk Candy Tonage
The Randal Drug Stores purchase another ton of bulk candy identical to prior years. The candy is described as regular 76 cent quality, sold at 35 cents per pound. Ten varieties are included in each pound.
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Philanthropist in Racine Faces Financial Setback
Michael Brusha, a Racine grocer who recently forgave past due accounts, now seeks a fresh start as a fire damages his stock and store building, estimated at $1,200. The blaze struck the store in October, adding to his financial challenges.
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Trade rumors swirl as NL players linked to moves
Rumors in New York on October 18 say a four cornered NL trade involving the Braves Giants Cubs and Reds could involve about 500000 in players. The chatter notes potential cross team exchanges ahead of spring training with club officials cautious yet watching the market.
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Cubs deny trade plan involving Lindstrom Hogan
President William Veeck denied rumors of a four corner deal that would move Pat Malone Kiki Cuyler and Gabby Hartnett to the New York Giants in exchange for Freddy Lindstrom and Frank Hogan. He said the Cubs may trade but not under that proposed arrangement.
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Giants Rumors Fly as Trade Talks Roil Baseball Circles
Reported deal targets Giants stars Lindstrom Hogan to the Cubs for Hartnett with further moves to Braves and Reds. officials including Fuchs and Tierney deny involvement though Terry pursued multiple clubs. Dodgers seek major moves in St. Louis with Bottomley, Colling, or Crawford possible targets and a bold spending plan up to $200000 to field a strong team.
Webb Named Player-Manager of Galveston Buccaneers
William J. Billy Webb of Chicago will manage the Galveston Buccaneers of the Texas League next year and serve as player-manager, replacing Del Pratt who was released. Webb previously managed Buffalo in the International League.
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Billy) Webb
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