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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1934

Page

11

Badgers Face Tough Contest With Bacone Indians

Amarillo College Badgers prepare for a decisive home showdown at Butler Field against the Bacone Indians tomorrow. Coach Frank Kimbrough expects a hard fought game, stating the Indians are always tough and they will not be taken lightly. Coach Henry McLemore and the Braves arrive, with strong interest and a forecasted season high crowd.

Amarilo College Badgers Bacone Indians Butler Field Frank Kimbrough Badgers Kimbrough Henry McLemore Braves Amarillo

Dizzy Deans Early Career Saga In St Louis Cardinals Tale

A condensed portrait of Dizzy Deans rookie years with the St Louis Cardinals from 1930, tracing his rapid rise from St Joseph to Houston then to New York, his free spending with team funds, and his marriage to Patricia Nash. The piece notes Rickey’s and Street’s reactions, and mentions his wife guiding his finances. Tomorrow continues with Pauls Discovery.

Associated Press Patricia Nash Gulfport Miss Dizzy Dean Dizzy Cardinals Branch Rickey Branch St. Joseph Jerome Herman Dean Dean Houston Gabby Street New York Emmett Mueller Street Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Rickey Brendon Oliver French Greensboro N. C French Charleston

Maverick Club Announcements and Youth Stories

Sunday program notes from the Maverick Club detailing youth dramatic themes Jonah and Daniel in the Den of Lions with Shadrach Meshach and Abednego, plus weekly meetings of Pinto and Dogie Clubs under A B Lewis and Bones Hooks, support requests for books, and upstanding values from Captain Hager.

Pinto Club Cleveland A. B. Lewis Dogie Club Bones Hooks Amarillo

Wrestling Results From New York Kansas City and Camden

Sandor Szabo of Hungary drew Hans Kampfer of Germany and Joe Danaski of Poland with Leo Walick of Germany in New York. In Kansas City Steve Savage of Detroit defeated Rudy La Duzzi of New York while Jack Vincent of Little Rock beat Rough House Nelson of Council Bluffs. In Camden Rudy Dusek of Nebraska defeated Vic Christy of California.

New York Sandor Szabo Hungary Hans Kampfer Germany Joe Danaski Poland Leo Wallick Kansas City Kan Steve Savage Detroit Rudy la Duzzi Jack Vincent Little Rock Ark Rough House Nelson Council Bluffs Camden N. J Rudy Dusek Nebraska Vic Christy California

Bear And Boy In A Frightful Exchange

A tense exchange hints at danger as a bear confronts a boy. The keeper recalls a previous incident where a boy nearly choked on a concealed knife, underscoring the peril and the fragile balance between danger and restraint.

Creech Stable Dominates Arlington Opening Day

Arlington Downs opened its 21 day fall meet with Jockey C Parvin guiding Crout Au Pot to victory in the $1500 inaugural handicap. Desert Call and Siskin finished closely behind as Crout Au Pot claimed $1320, Desert Call earned $150 for Creech holdings. Hasty Glance won the Lone Star Handicap for $700 more, also aiding Creech money. Mrs Creech’s filly Genteel Lady won the fifth at Texas State Fair Park nearby.

Dallas Lone Star State Arlington Downs C. Parvin Crout Au Pot Clarity Corsicana W. C. Stroube Desert Call A. M. Creech B. Creech Creech Mrs. Creech Texas State Fair Park

Open Season for Wildfowl Under New Federal Rules

Dallas October 26 Under strict federal rules thousands of duck and geese hunters gather at sunrise for the season's first shoot. Buyers report heavy ammunition and hunting supplies sales while game wardens monitor compliance. The limit is 12 ducks and four geese per hunter with species caps, plus a maximum of eight geese or brant in possession. Migratory bird hunting is limited to Fridays Saturdays and Sundays.

Dallas Texas

Boxing Fight Results From New Jersey and Nearby Venues

In Hasbrouck Heights Mookey Goldman of Elizabeth defeated Vinceza Tripano on fouls. In Passaic Roy Lazer stopped Tommy De Stefano. On Catalina Island Tony Chavez knocked out Roy Alexander. In Philadelphia New Massey defeated Phil Baker in a bout.

Hasbrouck Heights N. J Mookey Goldman Elizabeth Vinceza Tripano Italy Passaic Roy Lazer Paterson Tommy de Stefano New York Avalon Catalina Island Tony Chavez Albuquerque N. M Marine Roy Alexander Honolulu Philadelphia New Massey Phil Baker Mahanoh City

Mustangs Arrive in New York for Fordham Clash

The Southern Methodist football team from Dallas arrived in New York for an inter sectional game with Fordham at the Polo Grounds. It marks SMU's first visit to the metropolis. Four Fordham regulars will miss the game due to injuries, including back Joe Maniac.

Mustangs New York U.P Southern Methodist Dallas Tex Fordham Polo Grounds M. U Joe Maniac

Amarillo Sandies to Face Borger Bulldogs Tonight at Canines Field

Amarillo High plans to use reserves for practice while aiming to play full speed against Borger. The game starts at 8 pm and will not be broadcast. Fans are invited to a free Grid-Graph exhibit at City Auditorium during the Tri-State Fair with remarks by Wilbur C. Hawk, Fair president.

Golden Sandies Amarillo High Borger Bulldogs Canines Blair Cherry Howard Lynch Amarillo City Auditorium Wilbur C. Hawk Tri-State Fair Sande

British champ Petersen weighs US campaign move

London reports heavyweight British Empire champion Jack Petersen weighing a trip to the United States to campaign for the light heavyweight title. He received a cabled offer from Jimmy Johnston, promoter at Madison Square Garden, to stage a match with the winner.

London U.P Jack Petersen British Empire United States Petersen Jimmy Johnston One Square Garden New York

Sports Seeress Silly Picks Football Winners Parade

United Press story details Marian Dunbar mocking professor’s college picks on a desk full of predictions. She unveils a slate of games including Yale over Army, Holy Cross over Colgate, Alabama over Georgia, Notre Dame over Wisconsin, and many more. The piece ends with a note on the Gila monster, the only poisonous lizard in the world.

Henry McLemore United Press New York U.P Marian Henrietta Dunbar Sixth Avenue Georgia Alabama Southern California Stanford Missouri Cornwallis Yorktown Madam Dunbar Yale Army Colgate Holy Cross Washington California Notre Dame Wisconsin Harvard Dartmouth Fordham Navy Tiinois Michigan Tinois Denver Wyoming Vanderbilt United States Mexico

Texas Tech Faces Loyola in Noisy Intersectional Clash

Texas Tech prepares for an intersectional football game against Loyola at Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles. A 55 member band and 125 fans arrived, the crowd expected around 20,000 with both coaches threatening to start second string squads.

Los Angeles Calif Texas Tech Red Raiders Loyola University Gilmore Stadium Texans Pete Cawthon Tom Lies Loyola Lions Loyola Santa Clara Pos Loyoli Gilmore le Maxwell J Browning Rt Duvall Nicholas Santa Cruz Ce Saunders Wilson Scheliga Williams Kipp Jones O'Bryan Beauchamp Galass Neill Whelan McElroy Foley Curfman Lublach

Miss McAdoo's wedding plans postponed amid family dispute

Ellen Wilson McAdoo, granddaughter of Woodrow Wilson, denies eloping with Rafael Lopes de Onate and says no license will be sought today. Parents threaten to cut her $10,000 allowance amid inheritance disputes and questions over Onate's background. Reports say Riverside county clerk may withhold a license until clear proof Of Onate's heritage. The family remains divided as the planned marriage awaits a definite decision.

Woodrow Wilson Rafael Lopes de Onate de Onate Mins McAdoo William Gibbs McAdoo Miss McAdoo Riverside Manila William H. Neblett Senator McAdoo Neblett Ellen Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Wilson

Rice Favored Over Texas Big Eleve Clash Headlines Saturday Card

Rice Institute favored to beat Texas in the Southwest Conference showdown while SMU heads to New York for a Fordham clash at the Polo Grounds. Baylor Army Centenary and Missouri Mines matchups loom as other key games with Arkansas preparing for Missouri School of Mines. An 0. Army gun maintenance note closes the sports page.

Dallas U.P Rice Institute University of Texas Today Southern Methodist University New York Fordham University Polo Grounds Texas Christian University Centenary College Texas University of Arkansas Missouri School of Mines Fayetteville Ark Rice M. U Methodists Jim Crowley Fordham T. Mary Texas A Randon Baylor Centenary O'Tulea University Missouri Miners Arkansas Missouri

Dallas County Voters to Decide Beer Question in November

Dallas County will vote on whether to keep or abolish beer on November 6 following a court order. The general election in Texas is typically decided by the Democratic nomination, and the wet dry issue adds salience to the contest.

Dallas Texas Dallas County Commissioner's Court

Creighton to Start McDonnell Against Oklahoma Aggies

Creighton coach Hickey said Bill McDonnell sophomore signal caller, who produced two touchdowns in the Rice game, will start against the Oklahoma Aggies as the team travels to Stillwater.

Quarte Creighton Omaha Bill McDonnell Rice Oklahoma Aggies Hickey Stillwater McDonnell

Deny Mack a Quit Baseball Report Denied

Philadelphia officials and Connie Mack’s son denied reports that Connie Mack would resign as Athletics manager and Babe Ruth would take over for the 1935 season. Barrow and Ruth remained on Yankees roster plans. Ruth’s status and roles were unresolved amid shipboard travel.

Philadelphia John D. Shibe Philadelphia Atletica New York Connie Mack Babe Ruth Shibe Uni Connie Orient Cornelius McGillicuddy, Jr Honolulu Japan U.P

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