Dopesters 10 Have Puzzles
New York October 24 United Press experts forecast seven major college games and several others with Notre Dame Yale Alabama and Texas Christian among favored teams. Predictions note big upsets but favor Manhattan Stanford and Pittsburgh while highlighting Ohio State and California as likely winners with numerous matchups across East Midwest South and West.
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U.P
United Press
Mid-West
Minnesota
Northwestern
Illinois
Iowa
Ozzie Simmons
Ohio State
Indiana
Chicago
Wisconsin
Purdue
Carnegie Tech
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Marquette
Mississippi
Villanova
Detroit
Kansas State
Kansas
Alabama
Georgia
Groveia
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Louisiana
Temple
West Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Tulane
Sewanee
Southwest Texas Christian Centenary
Texas Christian
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Texas A & M
Rice
Texas
Tulsa
Oklahoma A. & M
M. A
Hardin-Simmons
Far West
Oregon
California
Stanford
Washington
Oregon State
Washington State
Santa Clara
Portland
Idaho
Montana
St. Mary's
San Francisco
Rainy Weather Fails To Halt Strenuous Work in Southwest
Southwest conference football teams faced rain but kept preparing for weekend games. Texas A&M worked on punting and blocking as Baylor gears up for a clash at College Station. Texas Longhorns protected fields for Rice game and noted players Morris Sands out with bronchitis but Johnston Hadlock and Champman improved. Rice Owls emphasized passing with Wallace McCauley Witt Friedman. Frogs studied film as TCU fine-tuned for Centenary. Arkansas practiced distance passes while Oklahoma and SMU adjusted drills amid wet conditions.
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Texas Longhorn
Longhorns
Morris Sands
Charley Johnston
Jimmie Hadlock
Moreland Champman
Rice Owls
Bill Wallace
John McCauley
Harry Witt
Buck Friedman
Wallace
McCauley
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Texas Aggies
Centenary
Shreveport
George Dunlap
Fred Thomson
Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Matty Bell
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Quincy Fire Triumph Costs City Fifty Dollars
A Quincy street department truck fighting a ten dollar street lantern fire on Squantum Causeway burned, drawing six apparatus to respond. Damages were listed at ten dollars to the truck. The report also notes DeWitt Clinton High School in New York as the largest boys high school in America with an enrollment above ten thousand.
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Quincy
Mass
U.P
Squantum Causeway
Quincy Bay
DeWitt Clinton High School For
New York
America
Revolta Wins National P. G. A. Championship Title
Johnny Revolta, 24, wins the National Professional Golfers Association championship, defeating Tommy Armour in the final after ousting Paul Runyan and Al Zimmerman. He presents his wife with $1,000 prize money and expects a much larger side income from the victory.
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Oklahoma City
Wisconsin
Johnny Revolta
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Revolta
Paul Runyan
WPA Caliche Job To Start On Wednesday
Caliche topping on Western Ave from the Rock Island tracks to the Randall County line will begin next Wednesday, Commissioner Joe Gray announced. The WPA project, approved in Potter County, awaits federal approval and will extend to the Canyon highway in Randall County, linking San Jacinto with the highway to Southeastern New Mexico and the South Plains. Other county commissioners are at the state convention in San Antonio.
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Rock Island Tracks
Randall County
Joe Gray
Potter County
San Jacinto
New Mexico
South Plains
Gray
Frank Buckingham
San Antonio
Note Increase in Nebraska's Water Supply
Lincoln Nebraska October 24 UP I South central Nebraska struck last year by the greatest drought saw its water supply replenished by more than 1 500 000 acre feet during the past four years A report by the University of Nebraska conservation and survey division and the US Geological Survey notes an approximate 1 400 000 acre feet rainfall deficiency and a 400 000 acre foot net loss in ground water storage for the period January 1 1931 to January 1 1935 Yet the dry spell period was followed by a replenishment of the water supply.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Conservation and Survey Division
University of Nebraska
United States Geological Survey
A. L. Luga
University
L. K. Wenzel
Geological Survey
Buffaloes Go to Miner Tilt
West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes head to El Paso to face Texas School of Mines Muckers Friday night. Coach Al Baggett, Bob Cox, and Joe Smith lead a 26 player traveling squad including Stina Cain, George Caviness, Ezell Champion, Lawrence Clark, Ray Cox, Ronald Davis, Swood Dow, Lewis Gibson, Oscar Hinger, Leo Jackson, Vernon Johnson, Doyle Johnston, John Les, Cy Marchbank.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Buffaloes
el Paso
Texas School of Mines Muckers
al Baggett
Bob Cox
Joe Smith
Buffalo
Stina Cain
George Caviness
Ezell Champion
Lawrence Clark
Ray Cox
Ronald Davis
Swood Dow
Lewis Gibson
Oscar Hinger
Leo Jackson
Vernon Johnson
Doyle Johnston
John Les
Cy Marchbank
Badgers Leave for Goodwell With Injuries Decimating Squad
Windy Nicklaus takes 22 Amarillo College Badgers to Goodwell Oklahoma for a Friday game against the Panhandle Aggies. Missing due to injury and flu are Joe Maddox Glen Bufkin and Gail Young. The trip roster lists 22 players including J. Andrews Henderson and Bigelow Adams among others.
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Maddox
Bufkin
Young
Goodwell
Windy Nicklaus
Amarillo College Badgers
Oklo
Panhandle Aggies
Joe Maddox
Glen Bufkin
George Henderson
Ross McBrayer
John Chennault
Wilbur Womble
Fred Summers
Carrol Lowe
Edgar Bigelow
Benny Adams
Hutch Adams
Barney Morrison
Ester Hanna
Foster Watkins
Harry Martin
J. C. Geary
Leland McIntyre
Joe Tillman Faces Larry Tillman In Armory Brawl Tonight
Panther Joe Kopecky resembles Warren William as he clashes with Larry Tillman, a bold Oklahoma youngster, in the main event at the National Guard Armory. Kopecky stays calm while Tillman vows rough talk and brute force. Semifinal features Cory Detton versus Joe Bauer. A 20 minute preliminary opens the program. tickets on sale at City Drug Store.
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Panther Joe Kopecky
Warren William
Larry Tillman
National Guard Armory
Tillman
Kopecky
Joe
Larry
Cory Detton
Moreman
Joe Bauer
Coblenz
Germany
City Drug Store
Polk
Five favorites reach Texas women Open third round in rain
Fort Worth Texas Oct 24 Three remaining second round matches were set for today in the first annual Texas women's Open Golf tournament Five favorites advanced to the third round after second round wins in a cold rain that turned River Crest into a quagmire Marion Miley Lexington Ky defeated Edna Saenger Shreveport La 6 and 5 Betty Jameson Dallas beat Mrs R F Winger Fort Worth one up Anna Bland Thompson Fort Worth co medalist with Miley beat Mrs Charles Newbold Kansas one up Frank Goldthwaite Fort Worth city champion defeated Mrs John Parnell Dallas 4 and 3 Virginia Ratledge Dallas defeated Mrs T Pickett Corsicana 5 3 Other names listed local entrants and sponsors.
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Fort Worth
Texas
River Crest
Marion Miley
Lexington
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Betty Jameson
Dallas
R. F. Winger
Charles Newbold
Kansas
Miley
Anna Bland Thompson
Frank Goldthwaite
John Parnell
Virginia Ratledge
T. Pickett
Corsicana
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Bob Olin
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Madison Square Garden
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Pauline
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Tex Rickard
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John Rankin
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Frank van Noy
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Craig Walling
R. D. Wheelock
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