Officials Face Toughest Job in Football in Grantland Rice Piece
Grantland Rice argues that the toughest job in football falls to the four officials who must call penalties under pressure. He cites Yale Michigan plays as examples and stresses training, pay, and judgment, while noting the challenges faced by 18 to 21 year olds in front of large crowds. He also previews upcoming college games including Minnesota Northwestern Notre Dame Army, Pitt Fordham, and more, with emphasis on officiating and key matchups.
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Best and Cox Win Prizes in Willborn Company Golf Meet
Best and Cox captured top honors at the second annual Willborn Brothers Company golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club. Best shot a net 75 to win the employee flight, Cox posted a 70 to take the guest flight, while Roy Stockton had the low gross with 83. A banquet and prize donations from local firms followed the event.
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Arm strong Garcia welterweight title odds and punch power
Henry Armstrong and Ceferino Garcia open at even money for their Madison Square Garden welterweight title bout next Wednesday. Garcia, rated the second hardest hitter pound for pound, features a deadly bolo uppercut and has halted opponents in quick fashion. Armstrong vows top form after recovery from a prior title fight, aiming to prove he remains the best pound for pound fighter.
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Aerial Battle Sets Stage For TClé Baylor Loop Play
A pregame scene near Butler Field hints at tense dry run as TClé and Baylor prepare for a Southwest Conference showdown. Reporters note secret practices and high tempo drills as teams ready for a high stakes clash in Fort Worth.
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Baer scores first-round KO to start Hawaii bout run
Max Baer former world heavyweight champion opened a Hawaii bout series with a first-round KO lasting 48 seconds against Hankinson at a Flik's benefit card, aiming to regain his title after the quick finish over Mankingson.
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Pre-Law Grid Team Edges Biz Ads 7-6 for Second Place
The Pre-Law Club won their intra-mural football game 7 to 6 over the Biz Ads and clinched second place. Led by quarterback Carlos Briley the Lawyers mixed line plunges with end sweeps and passes to Grey and Koch for the scoring. Tyler and Roundtree led Biz Ads with nine completed passes for 90 yards and a late touchdown.
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We Cum- A-Runnin defend top bowing position at Texas Alleys
Zack McCrady and his We Cum- A- Runin team held first place in the Service League at the Texas Alleys by sweeping Magnolia Whole salers in three straight games. Newgard led with 491 pins. M Hudson top loser with 399. Williams led San Jacinto Hillbillies to a two game win over Amarillo Garage with 456. Jim Hudson 440 for Garagemen. John Cox rolled 506 on two lines, but Magnolia Dealers defeated his team. Frank Redder led Magnolia Dealers with 474. Maxine Cartwright invites an Alpha Deltas bowling party at Texas Alleys. College Comptometer Club also hosting a second spree.
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Football roster fragment lists players by position
The readable text names tackles Daniels and McGinnis guards Roberts and Gruver center Brown halfbacks Miller and Caballero quarterback Briley and fullback Daley indicating a team lineup.
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Amarillo Bowling Sweepstakes Announced By Texas Alleys
Lo M. Simpson of the Texas Bowling Alleys announced Amarillo bowlers will contest in the Amarillo Sweepstakes from November 1 to March 1. Eighteen prizes are offered including cash merchandise bowling equipment and trophies all awarded to Amarillo bowlers. The sweepstakes will become an annual event.
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Maverick Pee Wees Defeat McKinley 13 to 0
The Maverick Club Pee Wees shut out the McKinley Midgets 13 to 0 on McKinley field. Donnie Sharp and Billy Joe Wyatt scored, Sharp adding the extra point, with notable blocking as both teams fielded lightweights. Starting lineups listed for Mavericks and McKinley.
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Canzoneri Eyes More Tuneups After Comeback Win
Tony Canzoneri, former featherweight and lightweight champion, said he needs seven or eight more tuneup bouts to regain championship form after an eight round decision over Howard Scott in Jersey City before 2,000 fans.
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Pampa Harvester invasion looms after late workout
A rush of loud-voiced young men moved to cars and trucks for eagerly awaited meals and early rest as another workout closed with news of the Pampa Harvester invasion set for Saturday.
Bowling star John Cox bowls season high in Amarillo
John Cox drew attention at Texas Bowling Alleys last night by rolling a 279, including a spare, nine consecutive strikes, and another spare. The score marked the season high for an Amarillo bowler.
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