Notre Dame Tops AP Poll Ahead of Army Clash
Notre Dame moved to No 1 in the Weekly AP Poll after a two week stint behind Michigan with the Irish reclaiming the top spot. Michigan dropped to second as Notre Dame prepares for the November 8 showdown with Army.
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Westerners poised to face Amarillo in tough home test
Lubbock High School the Westerners seek their first win as they host the Amarillo Golden Sandies at Butler Field. With injuries limiting key players and Dwight Moore possibly returning, coach Goober Keyes vows to contest a likely heavy-underdog game despite a bleak season outlook.
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Practice as Craft Not Excess Says Golf Pro
A veteran golfer disputes a magazine claim that pros overpractice. He argues well planned, varied practice builds a sound swing, avoids exhaustion, and yields dividends. He stresses mental calm, reflection, and ongoing effort as keys to lasting success.
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Hollmic Paces SWC Punters in Football Statistics
Dallas AP report notes Hollmic leads Southwest Conference punting and ranks high in passing and overall offense for Texas A and M. He has 45 punts averaging 40.0 yards, frequently placed inside the 20. also 362 passing yards, five touchdowns, and notable punt and reception stats across the conference.
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Rod Fenton Set for Amarillo Triple Main Event
Edmonton grappler Rod Fenton returns to Amarillo at the Fair Grounds in a triple main event. He faces Al Szasz in the first match of a best two of three falls 45 minute limit, part of a program promoting former promoter Dutch Mantell’s era. Other bouts feature Henry Harrell vs Stocky Kneilsen and Ray Clements vs George Curtis. Fenton, 34, weighs about 190 pounds, last wrestled here before Mantell’s death.
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Bettye Mims White wins Longview invitational title
In Longview on October 28, defending champion Bettye Mims White of Dallas retained the Longview invitational crown by defeating Mt. Pleasant’s Betty Matthews 2 and 1. White shot 79 three over par. Matthews carded 82. Semifinals saw Mrs. L. E. Perrin of El Dorado fall to Matthews, while White beat Mrs. R. E. Winger of Fort Worth.
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Badger Netters Win Three Net Trophies
Amarillo Junior College won five championships at the 36th Southwestern meet in Albuquerque. James Saunders captured three titles in junior singles doubles and mixed doubles, with Pat Jackson and Dick Hardin also winning events. Saunders defeated Bobby Charles of the University of Redlands in singles and teamed with Hardin to win junior doubles, while Jackson and Saunders won mixed doubles.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Santa Fe League Standings
In Santa Fe League action, El Capitan and Locals each earned one win while Scouts and Rangers secured multiple victories. Individual scores include McCune 489 Coffman 492 Smith 513 Cox 371 Cernadouz 510 Seeley 532 Britain 429 Mack 411 Jones 481 Ayers 494 Huguley 394 Grooms 446 LaFalier 419 Tower 492 Gleason 477 Carey 485 Lindley 353 Zimmerman 412 Clark 537 Cook 398 Washburn 221 Bellett 406 Cable 445 Rogers 517 Ewing 521 Duncan 480 Little 375 Blind 459 Lemmon 421 Richards 350 Kennedy 381 Bundrant 392 Gittrich 416 Sloan 430 Elder 462 Calder 453 Brown 450 etc.
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Santa Fe Girls and Men’s League Scores Report
League scores list for Santa Fe girls teams Zunis Pueblos Apaches Taos Hopi Acomas with top individual scores Kellener Jones Higley Ford Hensley Bundrent Cornell Carmichael McCune Hafen Gray Stagner Duke Wheeler Bagner Rogers Wright Kirkay Prien Everene Saunders Edwards Hurd Court. Santa Fe men Flyers and Diesels with top totals Wheeler McLain Wilson Hugo Savage Diesels Manning.
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Teams in top shape for key southwest conference tilt
Texas and SMU prepared for a crucial south west conference game with most rivals at full strength. Rice will start anew after two straight losses as coach Jess Neely restates light practice and fresh starts. Texas A&M and Baylor reached near full health amid minor injuries and cautious drills.
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Texans Triumph as Navajos Carry Two Wins
Grooms 471 and Raymond 468 lead the Texans to a 2 score win while Green 556 Simmons 416 Maback 402 Wallace 341 McNaman 564 pace the Navajos to a 1 victory with Martini 486 Hill 398 Calder 399 Kellener 452 Rose 435.
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Pep Wins Drab Non-Title Bout in Philadelphia
Featherweight champion Willie Pep defeated Archie Wilmer in a 10 round non-title bout in Philadelphia before 6,222. Pep weighed 130 12, Wilmer 131.
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Three Kids Inc Undefeated Teams Narrow to Three
The undefeated Kids Inc grid editions reduce to three teams across divisions. Margaret Wills has four wins in Peewee with no losses, Wilson likewise in Junior, and Sanborn undefeated in three Intermediate games. Wills Peewees own spotless defense with four shutouts, and Wills also leads offense with 115 points across four games averaging nearly 30 per game.
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Odessa and Wichita Falls Tie for No 1 in Texas High School Football Poll
Dallas Morning News poll ranks Odessa as No 1 for fifth straight week and Wichita Falls second. Both teams tied with 256 points for first place, followed by Corpus Christi in third, Marshall fifth, Brackenridge and Goose Creek tied for sixth, with Waco Arlington Heights and Amarillo completing the top ten.
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Caribbean sh ipments reach 1.35 million tons monthly
Caribbean area ships 1 350 000 tons of food and other products monthly to Atlantic and Gulf ports or 6 000 000 barrels of petroleum products.
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