Lone Star College Football Tops and Schedules Ahead
The Associated Press notes 26 of 28 Texas teams play 16 games Saturday with undefeated Sul Ross facing Corpus Christi in Alpine and Baylor hosting Texas A&M in Waco. Other key games include Texas Tech at Arizona, New Mexico vs Texas Mines, SMU vs Santa Clara, and TCU meeting Oklahoma.
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Sul Ross
University of Corpus Christi
Alpine
Texas Mines
Albunerque
New Mexico
Baylor
Texas A&m
Aco
Rice
Texas
Mouston
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
TCU
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Santa Clara
Dallas
Texas Tech
Arizona
Tucson
Mines
West Texas State
East Texas State
Hardin- Simmons
University of Houston
Trinity
Southwest Texas State
Stephen F. Austin
North Texas State
Sam Houston State
Abilene Christian
Howard Payne
McMurry
Southwestern
Hardin
Austin College
Missouri State
Springfield
Texas College
Georgetown
San Marcos
Texas A&i
East Texas Baptist College
Kingsville
Ouachita College
Brownwood
Waco
Houston
Schwartz Named Coach of Week After Upset Win
Stanford Indians coach Marchmont Schwartz earns United Press Coach of the Week for Stanford 34 UCLA 14 victory. Despite a losing record and pressure, Schwartz inspired a four touchdown surge in the final half fueling long-awaited Rose Bowl hopes and campus loyalty.
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New York
Pacific Coast
United Press
Marchmont Schwartz
Stanford Indians
UCLA
Stanford
Schwartz
Notre Dame
Indians
San Jose State
Oregon
Washington
Santa Clara
Rangers Rally toBeat Oilers 5 4 in Tulsa Start
Fort Worth Rangers edged Tulsa Oilers 5 4 in the US Hockey League season opener night game in Tulsa. The rally from behind helped Fort Worth move to 2 1 with 2 wins 1 loss and no game tonight.
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Tulsa
Fort Worth Rangers
Tulsa Oilers
Rangers
Oklahomans
Fort Worth
Polar bear bowman Les Essig earns lasting fame
Fourteen year old Les Essig hunted with his father near James Bay Canada. He shot a 1800 pound polar bear at seventy five feet using a bow and arrow three times to finish it. News reached Moose Factory Ontario where Cree youths marveled at the feat. Bert Levy Men’s Store promotes a line of coats at moderate prices.
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Les Essig
Les
James Bay
Canada
Moose Factory
Ontario
Essig
Bert Levy
Class A Play Sees Upsets Mark Week of Football
Upsets marked last week across 32 districts with favorites prevailing in many divisions. Phillips crushed Dalhart 38-0 in 1-A while Talia moved up in 1-A. Shamrock and McLean fell in 2-A. Paducah beat Floydada 20-19 in 3-0. Lockney led 4-A North with 13-0. Seminole and Monahans led 5-A in a tight race. East and West halves see shifting leaders as 6-A through 32-A hold patterns with several undefeated teams facing key matchups this week.
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United Press
Upper Panhandle
Phillips
Dalhart
Talian
Downing
Dumas
Shamrock
McLean
Lefors
Wellington
Paducah
Floydada
Lockney
Spur
Levelland
Sudan
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Post
Tohoka
Monahans
Andrews
Seminole
Denver City
Wink
Kermit
Rotan
Walloping
Colorado City
Albany
Stamford
Brady
Georgetown
Ballinger
Coleman
Stephenville
Handley
Diamond Hill
Memphis
Nocona
Irving
Carrolton
Pleasant Grove
Honey Grove
Atlanta
Mount Vernon
London
Leveretts Chapel
Plano
Terrell
Kaufman
Athens
Van
Jacksonville
Levega
Gatesville
Lavega
McGregor
Itasca
Mexia
Hearne
Cameron
Yeomen
Rosebud
Taylor
Waco B
San Saba
Llano
Lampasas
Goldthwaite
Navasota
Caldwell
Franklin
LaGrange
New Braunfels
Luling
Lockhart
San Marcos
Alvin
Aldine
Jasper
Nederland
el Campo
Boling
Cuero
Kenedy
Edna
Three Rivers
Falfur
Mission
Weslaco
Laferia
Devine
San Antonio Edgewood
Honda
Crystal City
Owls Prepare for Longhorn Invasion
Rice Institute backsfield patched up for Saturday’s Southwest Conference clash with Texas Longhorns in Houston. Injuries kept John Kelly Sonny Wyatt Huey Keeney and Bobby Lantrip sidelined in practice while Jess Neely drilled the offense against Texas stopping plays. Texas has not beaten Rice in Houston since 1942 with past upsets in 1944 and 1946.
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Rice Institute
Texas Longhorns
John Kelly
Sonny Wyatt
Huey Keeney
Bobby Lantrip
Longhorn
Rice
Jess Neely
Texas
Owls
Kentucky’s 三 Mountain Ranges Shown in State Listing
Three ranges in Kentucky are highlighted: Appalachian Cumberland and Pine Mountains in regional context amid a News-Globe Want Ads notice.
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Kentucky
Appalachian
Cumberland
Pine Mountains
News-Globe
Peace Needed In Pro Loops
Dan Topping warns reporters that about six pro football clubs could be ruined if the rival leagues fail to unite. Sport Magazine quotes Alex Thompson supporting the same view as costs soar and teams struggle to stay profitable. Bert Bell’s early caution about changing fortunes frames the debate.
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New York
Dan Topping
Sport
Alex Thompson
Dan
Brooklyn
Thompson
Bert Bell
Oklahoma State Football Delivered by Wind at Last Saturday Game
Oklahoma State edged through a wild Saturday contest marked by gale force winds. A Darrell Royal punt halted play as the ball needed retrieving from a hedge while umpire Matt Volz chased his pink hankie after marking a foul.
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Oklahoma
Darrell Royal
Matt Volz
Pep Saddler Fight Anniversary Highlighted at MSG
The upcoming Willie Pep versus Sandy Saddler match at Madison Square Garden on October 29 marks the eleventh anniversary of Mike Jacobs first Garden promotion, a featherweight title bout. Also mentioned are Henry Armstrong versus Petey Sarron and Yale coach Herman Hickman reacting to Sopho more Jimmy Cain's Army plans, with speculative teases about Levi Jackson, Bob Spears, Walt Dropo, and Ted Williams in baseball context.
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Willie Pep-Sandy Saddler
Midison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Bob Spears
Birmingham
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
Ted Williams
End of the Line Colgate to make Midwest trip this winter
Colgate basketball schedules its first mid western tour in two decades this season. Chicago Cardinals coach Jim Conzelman calls his players a sensitive group and notes quarterback Ral Mahouf as very shy. Tex Salkeld, Portland boxing promoter, is brother to Bill Salkeld of the Boston Braves. Wyoming adopted its state seal on February 8 1893.
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Colgate
Jimms Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Ral Mahouf
Bill Salkeld
Boston Braves
Tex Salkeld
Portland, Ore
Tex
Joe Louis to Fight Baksi-Charles Winner or Savold
Joe Louis announced he will defend his title next June at Yankee Stadium seeking the winner of the Baksi Charles bout or Lee Savold. The champ spoke after a morning meeting with Mike Jacobs and Harry Markson, confirming plans tied to a December 10 bout and a potential Savold challenge amid his comeback. Louis weighs 220 pounds ahead of a 13 city exhibition tour starting October 28.
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Savold
New York
Yankee Stadium
Soul
Lee Savold
Ezzard
MMV
Minnwlan Mae
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Mike Jacobs
Harry Markson
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Sol Strauss
Twentieth Century
Sol
Madison Square Garden
Patterson
Walcott
New Braunfels Unicorns Set Fast Pace in Class A Football
The New Braunfels Unicorns push a 6-0 start in Class A football with 311 points scored and zero allowed. The team, using about 25 players per game, dominates games including 26-0 over Alamo Heights and a 56-0 victory at Luling. Jerome Eindensl rushes 25 carries for 274 yards. Harvey Pape adds 104 yards on 7 carries.
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New Braunfels
Alamo Heights
Hillbillies
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Unicorns
Luling
Eagles
Luing
Jerome Eindsenl
Harvey Pape
Mathews Open Modern Steam Laundry in Texhoma
Mr and Mrs R M Mathews recently opened a modern steam laundry in Texhoma highlighting new facilities and services for local residents.
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R. M. Mathews
Texhoma
Injuries Still Plague Aggies Ahead of Baylor Test
Texas A&M coach Harry Stiteler pushed the squad with a double-barreled workout as the Aggies prepare for Baylor. Two regulars remained out, including an end released from the hospital, with players divided by offense and defense drills against Baylor plays.
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U.P
Harry Stiteler
Texas Aggie
Baylor Bears
Stiteler
Baylor
Wray Whittaker
Heath Leads In Passing
New York reports Stan Heath of the Nevada Wolfpack as the nation's top passer with 106 aerials in four games and 63 completions for 1 031 yards. He trails in ground gain but leads total offense and nears the 1942 and 1938 records.
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Stan Heath
University of Nevada Wolfpack
Slingin
Stan
Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Heath
Georgia
Frank Sinkwich
Wolfpack
Davey O’brien
TCU
Bud Schwenk
Washington
O'Brien
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Bobby Thomason
Virginia Military
Jim Walthall
West Virginia
Jim Finks
Tulsa
Mike Boyda
Washington and
Lee
Lindy Berry
Texas Christian
Fred Wendt
Texas Mines
Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice
North Carolina
Andy Davis
George Washington
Odell Stautzenberger may return for Saturday tilt
Odell Stautzenberger’s concussion test continues with days to decide his availability for the game. Trainer Blaine Rideout reports the guard’s swollen ankle is responding well to treatment and should be ready to face the Bears. Two regulars backs Bob Goode and Bobby Goff practiced without pads due to knee injuries.
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Blaine Rideout
Odell Stautzenberger
San Antonio Giant
Bears
Bob Goode
Bobby Goff
Bill Long Opens Drive-In Theater in Guymon
Bill Long of Keyes Oklahoma recently opened a drive-in theater in Guymon adding entertainment access for local residents. The project marks a new business venture in the area with potential job creation and community gatherings.
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Bill Long
Keyes, Okla
Guymon
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