Pampa fans pack Harvesters showdown with Sandies
Pampa authorities reserve 750 seats for students and pep squad and 1 400 seats for citizens with 800 unreserved for Pampans for the Amarillo game at Butler Field. Tickets in Amarillo available at Maxor Drug. The Sandies seek to extend their home winning streak as wet field conditions threaten a battle for district honors.
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Harvesters
Golden Sandies
Pampans
Amarillo
Maxor Drug
Fragmentary OCR Item Hints at Page Afterword
Readable scraps suggest a page afterword note with vague phrases about tiers and ideas. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes are readable.
SMU Prepares for Texas Clash Under Scrimmage Order
Coach Ray Morrison orders extra scrimmage for Southern Methodist University ahead of the Texas game in Austin. Texas optimism remains despite SMU losses as both teams intensify practice. Rice and Creighton also prep with injuries noted, while TCU eyes Baylor and relies on the pass.
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Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
University of Texas
Austin
Southern Methodist
Centenary
Texas
Rich Orrison
Mustangs
Big Texas
Hilliard
Stafford
Kay
Houston
Meagher
Rice
Creighton University
Creighton
Texas Rice
Nwo
Fay Logan
John McCaulley
Badgers Face Tough Tech Frosh Under Baggett Fire
Coach Al Baggett plans a tough battle as his Bruisers meet the Tech Frosh in Lubbock on Saturday. The non conference clash tests the Bruisers who seek their 19th straight win while Tech Frosh avenge two prior Badger defeats. Flowers and Weaver shine in blocking and ball handling as Baggett routes heavy workouts to fine tune for kickoff.
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Safety Rules Fail In Sandlot Football
New York reports the 1932 safety rule changes did not stop fatalities in prep and sandlot football. With half the season played the death toll stands at 13, none in college games. Victims include 18 year old Martin Hugh Williams at Loyola New Orleans and several youths from blood poisoning, broken bones, and head injuries. The Mann Act, the white slave act, is noted as a historical aside.
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Martin Hugh Williams
Tye An
Loyola
New Orleans
Jae
Fahman
Sharkey May Wait A While For Schmeling Return
Champion Jack Sharkey may delay a rematch with Max Schmeling to a Boston title defense. Johnny Buckley warns the champion will only defend in a Boston ring against an opponent of their choosing, citing home support and potential gate draws. Carey of Madison Square Garden questions if Schmeling will be ready next summer.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Johnny Buckley
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Buckley
Primo Carnera
Stanley Poreda
Max Baer
Jack
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Max
Carey
Board of of Directors
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Levinsky Seeks Heavyweight Bout in Chicago Ring
Negotiations are underway for a November 11 heavyweight fight at the Chicago Stadium. King Levinsky of Chicago faces one of four potential opponents Mickey Walker Johnny Risko Primo Carnera or Max Baer. Levinsky has previously met all four, with losses to Baer twice and to Walker Carnera and Risko once each.
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Chicago
U.P
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Johnny Risko
Primo Ocarnera
Max Baer
Baer
Walker
Carnera
Risko
Young Football Player Plays Through Blood Loss to Win
Lester Fulton an 18 year old Collinwood High left tackle played the entire game against Cleveland Heights shortly after giving a pint of blood to his hospitalized father and another pint four weeks earlier. His father Olin Fulton remains seriously ill but doctors said he could leave the hospital Thursday.
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Lester Fulton
Lester
Collinwood High School
Cleveland Heights
Olin Fulton
Mixed Match for Mat Fans
Tetsura Higami a Japanese grappler demands jiu jitsu for the main event with Otis Clingman at the National Guard Armory on Thursday night. The two agree to a coin toss start and alternating style choices through the falls with the finale timed for the quickest fall. Ticket reservations available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Japan
Otis Clingman
National Guard Armory
Clingman
Higami
America
Thurlye
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Vanderbilt End Is Suspended Finally
Nashville tension as Vanderbilt end Julian Foster is suspended for playing summer baseball. Coach Dan McGugin sent a telegram to conference president Dr. C. P. Miles noting long loose administration of summer baseball eligibility rules and rumors of other athletes affected.
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Tenn
Julian Foster
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
C. P. Miles
Death Follows Friend After Doctor's Remarks
Dr. M. A. Freed, 75, Clay County's oldest practicing physician, spoke of a friend's sudden death as "an easy way to die" and minutes later died of a heart attack in Brazil Indiana on October 25.
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M. A. Freed
Clay County
Plane crash near Queretaro leaves no serious injuries
A plane piloted by Cloyd Clevenger crashed while taking off from Queretaro yesterday. All passengers were aboard but none were seriously hurt according to reports from Mexico City. Treasury data shows October 22 receipts at 3,167,210.07 and expenditures at 9,507,134.15 with a balance of 806,821,930.53. Customs duties for 22 days of October totaled 19,324,264.93.
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U.R
Cloyd Clevenger
Denver
Queretaro
Treasury
Washington
European prison hooding custom continues in some countries
An old practice in parts of Europe compels convicts to wear hoods or masks outside cells to prevent alliances after release. In Soviet Russia more women than men attend medical schools, signaling shifts in gender balance of higher education.
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Soviet
Russia
Attendance falls as gridiron crowds shrink nationwide
A United Press survey shows football attendance down about 20 percent nationally this season. Notre Dame drew 65 000 for three games in two states, while 127 000 attended the same three games last year. Trends vary by region with the Southwest and South sustaining crowds despite price cuts.
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United Press
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Georgetown
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Los Angeles
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Wrestling Results from Multiple Cities
In Kansas City Daria Ostapovich of 240 defeated Jim Clinkstock of 245 in straight falls. In New York Ed Strangler Lewis 235 defeated Bruno Gorisini 212 in 15 50. In Camden Pinkie Gardner 175 of Schenectady won straight falls over Johnnie Carlin of Sweden. In Montreal Henri Delagne 217 defeated Joe Malcewicz 202 Utica in two of three falls.
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Jim Clinkstock
Oklahoma
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Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Bruno Gorisini
Italy
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N. J
Pinkie Gardner
Schenectady
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Johnnie Carlin
Sweden
Montreal
Henri Deglane
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
Johnston Promotes Schmeling Baer Clash for Garden
An Elusive telephone wire interview reveals James J Johnston discussing boxing plans at Madison Square Garden. He mentions Schmeling as desirable opponent, Baer as second choice, and the need to secure matches with care to protect Garden interests. He notes a November 4 bout featuring Zoneri and Petrolle and promotes his tea service.
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Jacobs
Schmeling
Charley
Chicago freshmen seek to keep A. A. Stage as coach
Virtually every member of the freshman football squad at the University of Chicago signed a petition asking that A. A. Stage be retained as head coach. The effort included 39 freshmen, 31 varsity players, 198 fraternity members, and 70 others.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
A. A
Workmen Dismantle Historic Niagara Commodore Perry Flagship
In Fire Pennsylvania workmen begin dismantling the Niagara Commodore Perry flagship for reconstruction. Wrecking byproducts, including discarded wood, will be given to the poor for fuel. England reports 109 murders last year, just under pre war levels, with 10 remaining unsolved.
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Commodore Perry
England
Jefferson University roster fuels undefeated team debate
Bill Parker reports Jefferson University in Dallas released a complete roster and playing experience for an undefeated team. Coach Nick Dobbs notes many players are law students in the Jefferson University program and disputes professional status while defending budgetary strains and difficulty arranging games.
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Associated Press
Texas Daily
Jefferson University
Dallas
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Dobbs
Jefferson University Law School
West Point
Naval Academy
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Downes
Georgia
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White Georgia
Malone
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Saint John fighter Horn stops opponent in boxing card
Billy Horn of Saint John knocked out Jock Miller in Saint John. Ritchie Mack of San Francisco outpointed Wildcat Monte of Oklahoma City. J D Kitchens of Gainesville Texas stopped Oscar Dooley of Abilene Texas in one round.
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N. B
Billy Horn
Jock Miller
Dallas
Ritchie Mack
San Francisco
Wildcat Monte
Oklahoma City
J. D. Kitchens
Gainesville
Texas
Oscar Dooley
Abilene
Betty Robinson Plans Second Comeback on Track
Betty Robinson, 1928 Olympic 100 meters champion, begins another comeback at Northwestern University after a 16 month layoff from a plane crash. She trained in swimming and special exercises and will resume track work under coach Frank Hill aiming for the 1932 Olympic team.
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Betty Robinson
Betty
School of Physical Education
Northwestern University
Frank Hill
Texas League clubs to hold fall meeting in Dallas
Dallas will host the Texas League owners annual fall meeting on Saturday starting at 9 A M. President Alvin Gardner announced that all clubs have been asked to send representatives.
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Dallas
Texas
Alvin Gardner
College Life Is No Loaf to This School's Trackster
Collis Cantine captain of Detroit City College cross country juggles work and training. He labs a full night shift at a gas station from 10 PM to 6 AM then runs one to four miles before breakfast. After classes until 7 PM he returns to work, yet he has tied for first in two cross country meets this fall.
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Collis Cantine
Detroit City College
Cantine
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