Dixie Leagues Rename To Cotton States And East Texas
East Dixie Baseball is renamed Cotton States League while West Dixie becomes East Texas League. J Alvin Gardner resigns as president of both leagues. action deferred until January. Season opens April 22 and ends August 23 with Shaughnessy pennant playoff format.
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Shreveport
U.P
East Dixie
West Dixie
J. Alvin Gardner
Gardner
Texas League
Shaughnessy
Mudders Favored in Arlington Debuts
Mudders were top favorites on opening day at Arlington Downs fall meeting. Track conditions remained heavy with persistent mud though officials expected to accommodate about 10,000 spectators. Twenty six springers were entered.
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Arlington Downs
Waggoner Racing Plant
Mythical Grid Title May Be at Stake in Irish Buckeye Battle
Sports column notes major college football race as Ohio State and Notre Dame duel in Columbus while California, UCLA, and other powerhouses threaten for the mythical national title. Ohio State, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska lead Big Ten, with East and South conferences showing fierce titles battles and potential upsets shaping the season’s end.
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New York
Columbus
Los Angeles
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ramblers
Notre Dame
University of California
University of California At
United
Andy Pilney
Navy
Indiana
St Mary's
Santa Clara
Stanford
Southern California
California
Golden Bears
Oregon
Power House
Minnesota
Iowa
North Carolina
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Army
Princeton
Temple
Michigan
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Dick Crayne
Ove Simmons
Illinois
Carnegie Tech
Gophers
Northwestern
College gridiron chaos across conferences noted
The article surveys multiple conferences with matchups including Georgia Tech and Tulane, North Carolina and NC State, Duke versus Tennessee, and Virginia versus Maryland. It also highlights Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain games and cites New York chatter on Duke, Army, and other programs amid upsets and coaching speculation.
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Georgia Tech
Tulane
Colgate
New Orleans
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
Tennessee
Auburn
Virginia
Maryland
Virginia Poly
South Carolina
New York
Wallace Wade
Durham
Aubun
Pacific
Nevada
Inaugural Handicap Feature Looms as Scratches Grow
The $2,506 inaugural handicap headed the eight race program while about fourteen potential runners were expected to be scratched before post time due to the track condition.
Mustangs and Steers Tangle in Southwest Showdown
Dallas Oct 28 The No 1 game next Saturday pits Southern Methodist against the University of Texas at Dallas as three Southwest Conference contests loom. Rice Institute and Baylor clash at Waco while Texas A&M and Arkansas battle for cellar position in Little Rock. Bobby Wilson leads Mustang scoring while Rice’s John McCauley tops Rice and conference totals in a busy football slate.
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Serwere Isé If
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Washington
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Borger visitors brighten Amarillo grid clash
A colorful Amarillo crowd filled the stands for a Saturday football game. Borger’s red and white uniforms dominated the scene with band and pep squads, drum majors, mascots, and a dramatic white fur bonnet. Local officials and visiting dignitaries were seen about town as a festive mood swept through Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Borger
Ray Zeh Continues As Leading Scorer
Ray Zeh Western Reserve fullback leads national scoring with 70 points from nine touchdowns and 16 points after touchdowns. Other top scorers include Patrielts Mid Wert Zeh Pittsburgh Davis Kentucky Parker Duke and Lloyd Cardwell.
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New York
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
GTM
Patrielts
Wert Zeh
Patrick
Pittsburgh
Davis
Kentucky
Rie Ten
St Marys Power Beats San Fran in 13 0 Showdown
St Marys Gaels dominated the University of San Francisco in a Sunday game at EEEZAR Stadium San Fran Cisco, defeating the Dons 13 to 0 after strong defense place kicking and two second half field goals a touchdown and a conversion kept San Francisco at bay.
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Eeezar
San Francisco
St. Mary's
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants Ad
H. V. Robertson & Company accountants and auditors offer tax counsel with office at the Oliver Eakle Building and phone service at 2 2054.
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Accountants and Auditors
TAX Counselors
CCC Camps for Texas Targeted by Emergency Work Plan
Washington announced 85 civilian conservation corps camps assigned to Texas for six months starting October 1. About 17 500 CCC men will work on forest protection erosion control state park development military reservations and a reclamation project across numerous counties and cities including Dallas Fort Worth Waco Amarillo El Paso and Beaumont.
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Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Texas
CCC
Sam Houston National Forest
Shelby County
Patroon
Smith County
Lindale
McLennan
Waco
Red River
Bogota
Potter County
Amarillo
Brown County
Brownwood
Harrison County
Marshall
Williamson County
Taylor
Dallas County
Mesquite
Ellis County
Waxahachie
el Paso
Ysleta
Palo Duro State Park
Randall County
Canyon
Lake
Tyler
Bachman Lake
White Rock Lake
Dallas
Fort Sam Houston
Bexar County
Fort Bliss
el Paso County
Clark
Kinney County
College football stars shine in AP summary roundup
Sammy Baugh of Texas Christian and Monk Moscrip of Stanford headline a slate of victories as teams claim wins. Army, Pitt, Virginia Tech and Chicago post decisive outcomes with standout scoring and playmakers. In boxing, Baby Casanova claims an 11 round win in Mexico City.
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Texas Christian
Centenary
Monk Moscrip
Stanford
University of Washington
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Oct
Bath
Baby Casanova
Varias Missing
Philippines
Fach
Supreme Court Civil Appeals Term in Seventh District
Proceedings list motions submitted October 26 1935 and October 28 1935 with numerous rehearings overruled affirmed reversed and remanded across multiple counties including Lubbock Randall Gray Hutchinson and Terry. Notable cases include Dimmit Elevator Co. versus BE Carter Maryland Casualty Co. versus Lila Rogers First National Bank Levelland versus Bill Jaggers and Traders General Ins Co versus N M Millikin.
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Oat Amnerillo
Dimmit! Elevator Co
BE. M. Carter
A. Perky
Lorayne Miller
Maryland Casualty Co
Mr& Lila Rogers
First National Bank
Levelland
Bill Jaggers
M. M. Coleman
Estelle Moore
Lubbock County
Traders & General Ins. Co
N. M. Millikin
Gray County
C.W. Booker
T. S. Brown
Terry County
Mattie L. Wester
W. A. Strickeland
W.T. Fox
G. W. Willliams
Palmer County
Tom R. Campbell
First Nat'l Bank
Lubbock
Et al
Lubock County
B. T. Jordan
City of
Dance Funds to Buy Instruments for School Band
Patrons of Sam Houston Junior High sponsor a Tuesday night dance at the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring hotel to raise money for instruments for the school band. Tickets are 50 cents per couple with Peggy's Rhythm Girls providing the music. The drive aims to send the band to the Texas Centennial. The group, led by 8 M Bagwell, earned top honors at the Panhandle Music Festival and a regional event in Lubbock last year. Mrs Floyd Leach chairs the finance committee set to handle ticket sales.
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Herring Hotel
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Rhythm Girls
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Hammer Wound Fatal in Greenville Case
Seven year old Fred Armitage died after a hammer blow to the skull. Police said the weapon was yielded by his mother Ruth Amitage 45 formerly of Philadelphia.
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Greenville, Pa
Fred Armitage
Ruth Amitage
Philadelphia
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