High School Football Race Moves Into Stretch
A close late-season race in the high school football standings tightens as teams vie for playoff seeds. Coaches emphasize focus and execution in upcoming Friday night games to claim crucial wins.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
3
Sandies Meet Plainview in District Tilt Friday
Amarillo Sandies travel to face Plainview in District 1 as unbeaten Fort Worth Poly Parrots loom in District 7. The schedule notes 34 district games with several favorites poised for advantage and North Side's powerful run highlighted by a 51 0 win over Arlington Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milby
Houston
San Jacinto
Fort Worth
Sherman Bearcat
North Side
Breckenridge
Stephenville
Sherman
Fort Worth Tech
Plainview
Brownfield
Pampa
Amarillo
Vernon
Olney
San Angelo
Lamesa
Yslota
Paso High
Denison
Ennis
Highland Park
Sunset
North Dallas
Ranger
Waxahachie
Waco
Bryan
Hillsboro
Marshall
Longview
Athens
Kilgore
Major League Clubs to Train North of Landis Eastman Line
Major league clubs will hold spring training north of the Landis Eastman line, ending talk of returns to southern sites. Cubs and White Sox say they will train at French Lick Indiana despite adverse weather last year. Also note Portsmouth New Hampshire Gazette claims status as oldest continuously published U S newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis-Eastman
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Otd
Joseph B. Eastman
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi
Asthough
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
French Lick
Ind
U. 8S
Portsmouth, N. H
U.P
David Towle
New Hampshire Gazette
United States
Indoor meets seen with changes for next winter
Fullerton reports indications that indoor track meets will return next season but not as usual Promoters still plan to feature runners like Gil Dodds Bill Hulse and Don Burnham in mile races Dan Ferris notes uncertainty about armed forces status of athletes while promoting safety tweaks and new Navy Institute training books for aviation fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Gil Dodds
Bill Hulse
Don Burnham
Dan Ferris
Gunder Haegg
Dan
U. S. Naval Institute
Stage Hopes For Bowl Bid By Pacific Coach Stagg
Amos Alonzo Stagg and the College of the Pacific face Southern California in a marquee game here with a Rose Bowl invitation possible. A win over USC would leave three minor foes, including St Marys and San Francisco University, as potential hurdles before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Stagg
Southern California
Pacific
Oklahoma A
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana State
Texas A
North Texas
Aggies
South Carolina
Clemson
Camp Davis
Davidson
Southwestern
Southwest Louisiana Institute
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Randolph Field
Black
AAF
FAR West College of Pacific
Southern Cal
Stagg Line
California
St. Mary's
Tulsa
Utah
March Field
Washington
del Monte
San Francisco
Colorado College
Colorado U
Cuddy Picks Football Winners in Quick Roundup
New York reporters list likely victors for college and service teams. Navy, Cornell, Army, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Michigan, Northwestern, Kansas, Oklahoma, Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame, and others favored or noted with playful quips. Local and service schools such as Great Lakes, Villa Nova, and Baldwin Wallace are also mentioned with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Illinois
Great Lakes
Marquette
Ilinois Normal
Illinois Wesleyan
Wabash
Indiana State
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Wooster
South Tulane
Southern Methodist
Texas
Rice
Amarillo Army Field Boxing Meet Opens
The Amarillo Army Field boxing tournament opens with results from first round fights among training squadrons. Highlights include Maurice Dufault of the 599th knocking out Rey Rowland of the 905th, and Maurice’s seventh KO in 15 bouts. Over 2,000 soldiers packed Arena 8 to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Field
Amarito
Jacob Sherman
Maurice Dufault
599Th
Rey Rowland
905Th
Gene Vigil
William Phillips
Robert Eiter
Bill Henry
Bill Mullins
William Herndon
Don Myers
Stanford Lyons
Clarence Cochrane
John Harper
Dream Game Preview with Injured Linemen in Action
Georgetown faces Southwestern Louisiana Institute in a high profile clash at Rice Stadium. Ken Matthews travels on crutches but will not play, with Bo Robinson set to start in his place. Ransom Douglas suffers a broken leg for SLI, adding to a slate of injuries affecting both teams. The Army relief game at Rice Stadium is expected to attract about 20 000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Matthews
Southwestern
North Texas Aggies
R. M. Medley
Matthews
Houston
Bo Robinson
Baylor
SLI
Ransom Douglas
Texas A. & M
Jack Judd
Tulsa
Alvin Dark
LSU
Vincent Buckley
Rice
Army
Rice Stadium
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ED Fite
United Press
Texas High School
Boston
Globe News
Johnnie Walker
Guents
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
New York, N.Y
Sele Importer
Bootmaker
Guild Shoes
Fullerton
Stan Musial
Henry Armstrong
Hank
Bill Kinney
Rock Island
Mr. Argus
Cheltenham Jaycees
Philadelphia
Stewart Webster
Willow Grove Bears
Cheltenham
Freeman
Jack Cuddy
East
Navy
Georgia Tech
Cornell
Colgate
Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Lou Little
Pittsburgh
Bethany
Penn State
Maryland
Billy Loos
Coast Guard
Bates
Tufts
Camp Edwards
Brown
Rhode Island State
Sampson Naval
Rensselaer Poly
Swarthmore
Cony
Villanova
Lakehurst Naval
Franklin Marshall
Muhlenberg
West Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Bucknell
Temple
Midwest
Camden
N. J
Bessie Thomas
John F. Gorman
Lawrence Sickle
Vincent Wells
Sonny Cross
Leslie Smith
Lawrence Blaine
Walter Perry
364Th
Arena
el Paso
South
Western
Georgetown
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Certhes
Price
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Matt Schaffner & Marx
Mart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Blackburn ‘Bros
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