Texas Interscholastic League Football Schedule Preview
Amarillo Pampa clash headlines a statewide slate as District leaders and strong non conference rivals set week long showdowns across Texas. District results include Colorado Odessa matchups, Ysleta and El Paso leaders, Fort Worth triads, Sherman North Dallas, and Athens Waco Corsicana battles shaping race standings.
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Texas
Pa High School
Amarillo
Colorado
Midland
Odessa
Ae Sweetwater
Ysleta
Austin
el Paso
Cathedral of
Polytechnic
North Side
Fort Worth
Oak Cliff
Forest of Dallas
Gainesville
Greenville
Texarkana
Highland Park
Paris
Marshall
Sulphur Springs
Athens
Hillsboro
Nacogdoches
Corsicana
World Series Cubs struggle in early games and boxing chatter
Henry McLemore reports from New York on the late World Series where the Cubs win the first inning but fail to secure a game. The column touches on Huey Long influence, Tulane football, Army sports anecdotes, and boxing matchups while noting sports figures and statistics from 1930 era.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Pete
Jess Willarddes
New Orleans
Huey Long
Papa
Tulane
Humphries
Madison Rden
Joe
Schenectady
Ibany
Chuck
Army
Sassech
Broushous
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis
Benny
Leonard
Tommy
Loughran
Primo Carnera
Maxie Rosenbloom
Wilmer Allison
Clifford Sutter
John Hertz
Columbia University
Cliff Montgomery
Lions
United States
Columbia to Probe Football Program Beyond Question
New York Oct 26 Investigation of charges of professionalism in Columbia athletics focuses on football. A seven member committee appointed by Dr Nicholas Murray Butler will study alleged favoritism in employment and faculty favors, alumni scholarships to lure players, and coaches salaries. Lou Little declined to comment on the coaching pay issue.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Lou Little
Rabbit Maranville’s possible move sparks Braves trade chatter
Boston reports Cincinnati desires to acquire the Braves star Rabbit Maranville as rumors swirl about a potential player exchange. The talks center on the veteran shortstop and his fit with Cincinnati’s roster needs.
Chatter notes on college football players and a star Bob Cox
Adrian Odom relays colorful anecdotes about player eligibility salaries and scheduling woes at Jefferson. The piece notes two photo prints of Washington University gridiron stars Burl Bufkin and Duke Maryland clash hero Bob Cox with captions highlighting Cox as the Texas cyclone and a former Amarillo College Badger.
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Las Vegas
Negv
Ning Review-Journal
Washington, University
Burl Bufkin
Herald-Sun
Durham
N. C
Duke
Duke-Maryland Grid Battle and Showed Bob Cox
Maryland
Bob
Robert Cox
Texas
Amarillo’ College Badgers
Vernon
Rabbit to manage Reds debated by Braves and Weil
President Emil Weil and Braves officials discussed the possibility of veteran second baseman Rabbit Maranville moving into a managerial role with the Reds next season. Fuchs confirmed Reds interest while noting the Braves would not block such a move, valuing Maranville as a defensive asset and veteran influence. Maranville, turning 40 next month, has 21 years in the majors.
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Emil
Fuchs
Reds
Rabbit
Weil
Bill McKechnie
Braves
Santa Fe Telegraphers Win Opener In Volleyball League
Santa Fe Telegraphers defeat Williams Hardware 3 to 1 in a four game series to start the season in the Santa Fe gym downtown. Tonight at 8, two other teams play as the public is invited. Monday score 13 15 18 15 for Santa Fe and 15 5 13 11 for Williams Hardware.
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Santa Fe Telegraphers
Williams Hardware
Santa Fe
Texas A and M Faces Centenary Impaired Backfield
College Station Texas Oct 26 Handicapped by injuries to two regular backfield men and with both first string guards on the injured list Texas A and M's outlook for its game with Centenary's undefeated eleven is worrisome. Captain Aston and Henry Graves will be out for at least a week. George Lord already on the injured list. Creighton will be without fullback Chuck Rose for the Rice game. Eddie Jelen may shift to fullback. Fort Worth rain curtails practice for Texas Christian before Baylor clash. SMU tops a freshman squad in practice with Shuford and Smith scoring. Captain Sprague expected to play Saturday after a nervous attack.
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College Station
Tex
Aston
Graves
George Lord
Jack Roach
Centenary
Bell
Texas
Southern Methodist
Omaha
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Baylor University
Baylor
Dallas
Texas University
Harry Shuford
Ernie Kay
J. R. Smith
Bohn Hilliard
Jack Little
Clewis
Eleven-man test fans to watch double eleven game
Occidental College and Santa Barbara State plan a twelve man experiment for their November 4 game. A twelfth man will act as a field general, observing from the sidelines and advising in the huddle, while one defense man stays with the head linesman and takes no active part in play.
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Los Angeles
Occidental College
Santa Barbara State
Wtlfth
Princeton Names New Track Coach To Succeed Retiring Leader
Princeton New Jersey October 26 Matthew Gels assistant coach appointed head track coach at Princeton University to replace Keene Fitzpatrick who announced his retirement last week.
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Princeton
N. J
Matthew Gels
Princeton University
Keene Fitzpatrick
Peter Pan Recalled as Perenial Freshman of Baseball
The article highlights Peter Pan as a enduring symbol of youth and energy in baseball, noting his long career and recurring emergence as a fresh face in the sport.
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Cently
Peter Pan
Badgers Seek Revenge Against Tech Picadors Saturday
Coach Al Baggett promises a hard game as the Badgers meet the largest Tech freshmen squad ever, aiming to avenge two prior defeats. Morgan’s Picadors, led by Delicate Morgan, will test Baggett’s versatile attack and a deep roster including Allen Ingerton Hanshaw Pafford and Larsen Craig as they defend an unbeaten mark.
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al Baggett
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Baggett
Tech
Delicate” Morgan
Amarillo
Lubbock High
Henry Frnka
Sandies
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Sandefer
van Noy
Aubrey Smith
Costelly Taylor
Strawberry
Rolston
Pug Weaver
Morgan
Lefty O Doul Gets Out of Trouble in Japan Empire
Lefty O Doul and Ted Lyons faced police after amateur movie filming along Tokyo Tsukiji waterfront. Initial arrest for photographic espionage ended with apologies and permission to film, followed by a second arrest and a return to station house for further explanations before final release.
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Japan
Tokyo
Lefty O'Doul
Lefty
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Joseph Cohen
San Francisco
Tsukiji
Station House No. 1
Station House No. 2
Injury jinx ends Mohler USC quarterback era
Orville Mohler, USC star quarterback and key leader in the Trojans national run, suffered a neck injury worsening a prior problem. He left the lineup after tissues around the fifth and sixth cervical vertebrae were strained during a game against California, prompting reflection on his seven year effort toward a final senior season.
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Los Angeles
Orville Mohler
University of Southern California
Trojan
Southern California
Stanford
California
Mohler
Howard Jones
Saari Grabs Interceptions for TDs in Five Games
Biwabik Minnesota reports halfback Saari of the local high school football team intercepted at least one forward pass in the last five games, turning each into a touchdown. His runs for counters averaged 75 yards in those scoring plays.
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Biwabik
Minn
Saari
Pastors Chappell and Goodrich to Exchange Pulpits
Dr Clo vis G Chappell of Houston First Methodist and Dr Robert E Goodrich of Birmingham First Methodist will exchange pulpits in early November. No charges or other details given in the brief notice.
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Houston
Clovis G. Chappell
First Methodist Church
Robert E. Goodrich
Birmingham
Ala
Higami Clingman to headline Amarillo wrestling card
Wrestling fans in Amarillo will see Tetsura Higami and Otis Clingman in a jiu jitsu catch contest at the Armory. Higami, famed Japanese grappler, seeks his first pure jiu jitsu win in America. Clingman brings local experience and rivals Higami in a headlining clash. Reserved seats available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Tetsura Higami
Otis Clingman
Armory
Higami
City Drug Store
Polk Street
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