Lubbock Faces Amarillo in Rough Prep Clash
Regional football notes detail Amarillo Sandies and Lubbock Westerners rivalry as Lubbock seeks revenge after recent losses. Polls show Lubbock rising while Amarillo slides. Pattison’s Westerners hold edge over Amarillo in past meetings. Coach Lynch optimistic as Sandies prep with key players returning from minor injuries.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Amarillo Stadium
Joe Coleman
E & the Sandies
Sherman
Lynch
Tommy Donnell
Hugh Cox
Raymond Bennett
Dallas
SMU
Mustangs
Aggies
Stillwater
Danes Study Deep Water Life Voyage
The Danish ship Galathea departed Copenhagen on a two year expedition to study life in the deepest Atlantic Pacific and Indian Ocean waters. Scientists aboard will catch marine life three times deeper than prior records and seek to prove with sound recordings that fish communicate with each other.
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Fraley Picks Grid Winners
Oscar Fraley surveys weekend college football with picks across the nation. Highlights include SMU over Rice, Army over Harvard, Southern California over Navy, Penn over Columbia, Cornell over Yale, and Midwest selections like Michigan over Wisconsin and Notre Dame over Indiana.
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New York
U.P
California
Navy
Penn
Columbia
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Kentucky
Villanova
Georgetown
Boston College
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Lehigh
Colgate
Bucknell
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
West Virginia
Fordham
Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin - Michigan
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ohio State
Minnesota
Purdue
Iowa
Illinois
Washington
Missouri
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Northwestern
Pitt
Nebraska
College teams win in varied matchups across the nation
The card lists numerous scores and playful quips: Penn State, Michigan State, and Oklahoma Aggies triumph. Georgia Tech and Maryland also win. Intriguing lines reference archery and ancient ages, with colorful asides about basketball, football, and quirky regional pairings across the South, West, and Southwest.
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LSU
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Maryland
North Carolina State
Miami
Boston U
Duke
Richmond
Vanderbilt
Florida
Virginia
VMI
W&m
VPI
Mrs. Gray Tops Amarillo Women’s Golf Nets
Mrs. Fred Gray led the Amarillo Country Club Women’s Golf Association weekly tournament with a net 23 percent on nine holes. Her card showed 35-11144-23 percent. In the nine hole division the best five holes counted. Mrs. Chick Dawson won with 24-12-12 and Mrs. Dan Hickey captured the Attendance Ball.
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Fred Gray
Amarillo
Rumors Fly Over Rickey New Plans In Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey may buy the St. Louis Browns or acquire a stake and run the club or shift to the Pirates as John Galbreath seeks his services. Rickey’s Dodgers contract ends soon, stockholders meet next week, and a sale of his Dodgers stake to William Zeckendorf partly unsettled by partners remains pending. Rickey on vacation said retirement not decided, while family and St Louis ties fuel chatter about a St. Louis move amid Browns sale questions.
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Walt O'Malley
John L. Smith
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Gether
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Bill DeWitt
Army Center II Lineman of Week
Army center Elmer Stout, a 20 year old junior from South Bend New Jersey, was named the Associated Press college football Lineman of the Week for his defensive play against Michigan. Stout called signals and led a stout Army defense that repelled four Michigan threats.
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New York
Michigan
Elmer Stout
Army
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Stout
South Bend
Reed College and Eastern Oregon face off in Fun Bowl
In Portland on October 18 Reed College and Eastern Oregon meet after long losing streaks. Reed has not won since 1947 and Eastern Oregon since 1948, with the loser to be crowned champion of non champions in a novelty game.
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Ore
U.P
Reed College
Eastern Oregon
Reed
Mines Ruled Out As Bomb Shelters
Wheeling West Virginia UPI reports the Hanna Coal Co. says coal mines cannot serve as atomic shelters. Reasons include limited lowering of people, sealed entrances, flood or wall collapse, ventilation failure from above ground blast, and scant sanitary facilities.
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Hanna Coal Co
Vet Patent Holders Can Get Extensions
Washington reports a new law extending patent terms for veterans of World War II. The extension equals twice the veteran’s period of service between December 7, 1941, and September 2, 1945. Eligible patent holders must apply to the commissioner of patents by June 30, 1951 to receive the protection.
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Commissioner of Patents
Sanity Code Is Up Again
Hugh Fullerton Jr reports on Colgate president W Darden's briefing to the University of Virginia board about NCAA sanity code. He questions the $1040 aid for a football player versus $2500 for a non athletic chemist and criticizes scholarship agency double talk and loosening rules that would let cheaters run free.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
NCAA
Colgate
W. Darden
U. of Virginia Board of Regents
Darden
Surprising mix up in goal line play by SoCal footballers
Southern California players reached California's one yard line last Saturday as the quarterback signaled a line smash by fullback Frank Pucci. A miscount caused the ball to be pulled back unexpectedly, altering the expected scoring attempt.
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California
Frank Pucci
Canton Man Pucci Rumbles In End Zone Quest
A Canton Ohio native described by locals as a Californian, Pucci, charged into the end zone only to report, in a Jimmy Durante style, that he found himself there without the football. The remark emphasizes a humorous mishap during a game moment.
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Pigskin Picks and Sports Notes From the Era
Poised as a lively column, it previews Yale Cornell Purdue Iowa Texas Arkansas Alabama Tennessee Notre Dame Indiana with witty quips and bold predictions. It mentions Bill Sharman’s early Dodgers stint and Jack Fox as a Monett fullback, plus local baseball tours by the National Baseball Congress and a Kentucky writer’s play debut.
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Cayuga
Purdue
Iowa
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Indiana
Fighting Irish
Bill Sharman
Dodgers
Pueblo
Missouri
Jack Fox
Monett
Tulane
National Baseball Congress
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