Amarillo Sandstorm rout Clovis in high school grid tilt at Bivins
Clark Bassett Stockton Bourn and Larsen star as Amarillo Sandstorm overwhelm Clovis New Mexico 36 7 at Bivins stadium. Walton dazzles for Clovis while Dowler and Dowler plus Bassett lead Amarillo scoring with Clark twice and Bassett twice. Crowd watches dominant Sandstorm play.
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Golden Sandstorm
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New Mexico
Bivins Stadium
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Bourn
Larsen
Jack Walton
Smith
Sandies
Walton
Amarillo
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Fuqua
Paine
Tine
Tate Oakes
Dowler
Nevis
Broom
Ack Walton
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Stocken
Jones
Bill Broom
Ovis
Maco
Zain
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Reed
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Rolla Cartwright
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Watson
Wisinger
Boyer
Utterback
Bishop
Honey
Winters
Cartwright
Dutton
Wilson
Strange
Hove
Owen Amarillo
B. Broom
Guy Hayden Stars in Tech Recovery Scoring
Lubbock Oct 24. The Tech Matadors beat the Clarendon Bulldogs 13 to 0. Preacher Calloway caught a fifty yard pass for a TD. Guy Hayden scored on a second quarter kickoff return after Alford’s fumble and became the first Texas Tech opponent to score on the team. Hayden formerly starred for the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm.
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Tech Matadors
Clarendon Bulldogs
Matadors
Preacher Calloway
Bulldogs
Alford
Clarendon
Guy Hayden
Hayden
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Olton Bucks Triumph Over Plainview Second Team
Olton high school Bucks beat Plainview high school second team 19 to 13. The Bucks record stands at five wins and 118 points for, 31 against, with a game against Lockney forthcoming.
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Tha Gioha
Olton
Olton High School
Bucks
Plainview High School
Lockney
Ammonett Sikes Highlight Roswell Amarillo Golf Meet
Walter Sikes and Ed Amonett of Roswell headline a three day golf meet with 36 hole play today at the Roswell country club and a 72 hole finish Sunday. Ten Roswell players face Amarillo foes in morning foursomes while local officials host a duck dinner and discuss hosting guests from Amarillo.
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Walter Sikes
Ed Amonett
Roswell
Amarillo
Amonett
New Mexico
Sikes
Amarillo Athletes Remain In Panhandle Colleges
Amarillo athletes stay in the Panhandle for college work as Guy Hayden and Charley Dyer play for the Clarendon Bulldogs, Windy Nicklaus headlines Texas Tech, Barney Brady joins West Texas State Teachers, Tiger Elkins suits up for Canyon, and Hardin Boyles eyes a center position. Local graduates continue choosing Panhandle schools for quality programs and proximity. A new Amarillo to Canyon highway is seen boosting enrollments.
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Panhandle
Guy Hayden
Charley Dyer
Clarendon Bulldogs
Dyer
Nicklaus
Texas Tech
Barney Brady
Tech
West Texas State Teachers College
Buffaloes
Canyon
Hardin Boyles
Miami Defeats McLean 20-0 in Friday Game
The Miami high school Warriors won their fifth straight, beating the McLean Tigers 20 to 0. Miami dominated with no Tiger scoring threats, while McLean threatened briefly. Miami has 189 points this season and eyes Canyon for Class B district honors before facing Perryton next Friday.
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Miami High School Warriors
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Tigers
Tiger
McLean
Warriors
Canyon
Perryton
Whitefaces Rout Tulsa Hornets in Big Hereford Crowd
Hereford Whitefaces beat Tulsa Hornets 39 to 6 in a flashy football game. Backfield plays and a steady passing threat from Crow to Ward kept Tulsa on the defensive. Hereford scored in every quarter before a 1,500 crowd at Hereford.
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Tulsa Hornets
Tulla
Crow
Ward
English wolfhound chases lobo and laughs at the tale
A Texas ranch visitor with an English wolfhound pursues a lobo wolf in a comic chase that ends with a quip about the race. The narrative shifts to a Fort Worth house party and local conundrums as Ed Green promotes his Taylor Street mens store with personal attention and goods.
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Panhandle
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Fort Worth
Orly
Ed. Green
Taylor Street
Texas Defeats Rice 27 6 In Open Stadium Kickoff
Memorial Stadium in Austin hosts Texas Longhorns who beat Rice Institute 27 to 6. Estes gains 62 yards for a third quarter TD and also scores on a first quarter pass. Rain interrupts play as Texas intercepts several Rice passes and holds the aerial attack.
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Texas
Canyon Eagles Defeat Claude in District Class Brace
Canyon Eagles roll to a win over Claude 33 to an unspecified score as they display strong team play and ground gains. The victory advances Canyon to a district elimination clash with Memphis High School next Friday. The winner then faces the Miami-Perryton victor for the Class B district title.
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Canyon Eagles
Claude
Memphis High School
Sooners Beat Mustangs 9 to 0 at Fair Park Stadium
Oklahoma Sooners defeat Southern Methodist University Mustangs 9 to 0 on Fair Park Stadium field. Hill intercepted a Mustang pass in territory, Lamb added a 14 yard run and Brockman kicked a field goal, with a fourth quarter TD on a Hill to Slough pass.
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United Press
Dallas
Oklahoma Sooners
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Fair Park Stadium
Oklahoma
Hill
Mustang
Lamb
Texas
Brockman
Slough
McKinley Statesmen conquer Buchanan in 6–0 win
The McKinley Statesmen defeated Buchanan street school 6 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Early in the game they surged ahead, after which the match became a defensive contest with no additional scoring. The victory leaves McKinley and Johnson street ward schools tied for the ward city championship with upcoming games scheduled between San Jacinto and McKinley, and Johnson and Buchanan.
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Buchanan Street
McKinley Ward
Johnson Street Ward
Globe
San Jacinto
Johnson
Buchanan
Homecoming plan drives West Texas Teachers exes to Canyon
Ex alumni from Amarillo Floyd County Falls and Potter County rally for October 31 homecoming at Canyon to back the West Texas State Teachers college. Tickets go on sale after October 19 at $1 with a reserved section for Denton rooters and a call to fill the student north side seats.
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Amarillo
D. Burton
Floyd County
Potter County
Falls
Denton
Bulldogs
Montezuma Mountaineers
Abilene Christian College Wildcats
Buffs
Lobos
Rock Mountains
New Mexico
Simmons Cowboys
Montezuma Defeats Wayland 6 to 2 in Thrilling Game
Plainview reports Montezuma college of Las Vegas New Mexico defeated Wayland 6 to 2 in a late afternoon football match described as one of the season’s most thrilling games. Montezuma scored six goals to Wayland’s two.
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Epental
Plainview
Montezuma College of
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Wayland
Michigan Defeats Grange In Narrow 3-0 Victory
United Press reports the Michigan Wolverines pinned Red Grange and the Illinois to a 3-0 win on the prairie night. Michigan techs held Grange in check and earned revenge for last year's defeat.
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Urbana
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Illinois
Michigan
Red Grange
Wolverines
Grange
Nebraska Beats Kansas 14 to 0 as Rhodes Leads
Lincoln Neb Oct 24 Choppy Rhodes veteran Nebraska halfback led the offense to a 14 to 0 victory over Kansas. The Cornhuskers dominated the game with Rhodes slicing through the defense for key gains and the team securing the shutout. Rhodes emerged as the standout of the day.
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Neb
Rhodes
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Kansas
Football Scores Across Regions Put Up Wide Results
A compiled list shows numerous college football scores with large margins and mixed outcomes. Notable results include Notre Dame defeating Minnesota 19 to 7, Navy routing Washington College 87 to 0, Harvard beating Dartmouth 82 to 9, and Oklahoma 9 tied with North Dakota U 27. Various other schools posted wins and losses across the day.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Navy
Washington College
West Virginia
West
Middlebury
Oklahoma
M. UL
North Dakota
Morningside
Dan Anthony Sees Panhandle Duck Shooting Appeal
Congressman Dan Anthony visits Amarillo to hunt ducks paying a $25 non resident license fee. He bags twenty five birds on the first day and continues the hunt the next morning praising Panhandle shooting as among the best in the United States. He compares it favorably with North and South Dakota and plans to return home to Leavenworth Kansas.
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Dan Anthony
Amarillo
Anthony
United States
North Dakota
Sauth Dakota
Panhandle
Leavenworth
Kansas
Waters and Farley Hurt in Wrestling Match Here
Cal Farley and Teddy Waters suffered leg injuries in a Thursday night match at the Armory. Farley was the more crippled, limping with difficulty while Waters sprained his knee severely. The contest displayed notable toe and leg work by a young wrestler.
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Teddy Waters
the Armory
Farley
Waters
Missouri tops Kansas Aggies 2 0 in soggy clash
In Manhattan New York State October 24 Missouri defeated Kansas Aggies 2 to 0 before 7600 fans as a soggy field dulled offenses. Captain Sammy Whiteman scored the game’s only points with a 3 direct place kicks from the ten yard line in the third period.
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United Press
Manhattan
Kan
Missouri
Kansas Aggie
Sammy Whiteman
Aggies
Shaplane Race Put Off
The Schneider Cup Race for sea planes in Baltimore was postponed to 2 30 p m October 26 due to white caps and squalls on the Chesapeake. American and Italian entrants prepared while British pilots were displeased by the failure of their Gloster 4 Na pier seaplane to qualify.
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United Press
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Baylor Bears tame Howard Payne in rain soaked opener
Baylor Bears defeated Howard Payne 20 to 4 on a water soaked gridiron in Waco. Frank Bridges provided the key punch as Baylor showed its early stride and a vigorous line overwhelmed Howard Payne backs behind the line of scrimmage.
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Howard Payne
United Press
Waco
Frank Bridges
Baylor Bears
Howard Payne College
Texas Cotton Palace
Bridges
Bears
Plainview High Celebrates Class A Title With City Parade
A large parade and demonstration in Plainview celebrated the high school football team’s 14 to 10 victory over Lubbock high, securing the Class A championship in this district. More than 600 students and townspeople joined the celebration led by a brass band after Plainview’s six wins. The team now awaits the Class B champion to be decided before another title game.
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Plainview
Plainview High School
Lubbock High
Tainview
Amarillo
Lubbock
Dumas Huskies Tipped by Panhandle in Football Clash
Dumas high school Huskies lost 19 to 0 to Panhandle yesterday. Injuries were reported on Panhandle’s side with a broken ankle and a broken collar bone. Dumas had recently defeated Amarillo's second team 26 to 6.
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Dumas High School
Globe Office
Panhandle High
Dumas
Panhandle
Dumas Huskies
Amarillo
Fluke Costs Wellington High 7 0 Football Defeat
In Wellington Oklahoma on October 24 a late game mishap cost Wellington High a 7 to 0 loss to Hollis. Wellington led in yardage and general play but a final minute fluke decided the game.
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Fluke
Wellington High
Globe
Wellington
Wellington High School
Hollis
Oklahoma
There Everywhere Pampa Burning and Local Notes
Pampa community items report a blaze and varied local happenings. Charley Austin vows to shoot at ducks. Curry County fair earns 984.78. Armstrong county forms a county development board. local business buys radio for fire department. multiple quotes from residents appear amid notes on farming crops, electricity use, and town events.
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Charley Austin
Curry County
New Mexico
Armstrong County
Childress
Fourth Street
Toney Chisum
Clark McSpadden
United States
Clarendon News
John Henry Crawford
Frank Turner
Polk Street
Fort Worth
D. L. McDonald
Hereford
Golden Sandstorm
Bates Witt
Russell and Cockrell
Randall County News
Bob Garner
Lon Sellars
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Wilcox ‘Ou
Gas Company
Clovis Water and
New Mexico Utilities Company
Clovis
Clovis News
Mary Alice Copp
John Copp
Pierce Street
Dr. Dunaway
Palo Duro
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