Crowd backs Sandies in Lubbock trip to West
Amarillo backers organize a special Santa Fe train carrying about 175 fans to the Golden Sand storm Westerners game in Lubbock on Saturday. Tickets are sold at the Santa Fe office and through Mrs. Hugh L. Butler. trip includes the girls' squad. Train departs Amarillo at 9 and returns from Lubbock at 7:30. This marks the Sandies first conference and away game of the season amid local rivalry.
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Rice Owls Roar After Standstill With Texas
Rice Institute football players and coaches were elated after a strong showing against Texas University. They began preparing for Saturday’s game with the Southwestern Pirates, enjoying a lighthearted Monday practice after the thrilling tie.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
Texas University
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79 Year-Old Golfer Makes Long-Sought Ace
Chicago's oldest active golfer Cholett Cady, 79, achieved his hole-in-one at Oak Park Country Club on the thirteenth hole from 145 yards after years of effort.
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Chicago
Cholett Cady
Oak Park Country Club
Engineers predicted large crowd at Hoover rally in city arena
A large crowd is expected for the Hoover for President Engineers club meeting in the Municipal auditorium basement tonight at 7:30. F D Burr Panhandle committeeman says the group aims to prepare men for Saturday's engagement.
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Coast Teams Close in On Conference Title
Five Pacific Coast Conference teams enter the final week of practice as November games loom. Stanford travels to Los Angeles to face undefeated USC while California hosts Oregon in Berkeley, with each game shaping the race for the title.
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Engineers vote in Panhandle club for Hoover president
Over 200 engineers across classifications in the Panhandle back a fellow engineer, Herbert Hoover, for the presidency. Mr Burr of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will chair the meeting to transact business quickly so the group can hear Judge Lightfoot speak at 8 in the Municipal auditorium.
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Jimmy Slattery Knocks Out Gardner In Buffalo Bout
Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo idol, knocked out Otis Gardner in the second round here last night. Slattery weighed 171 pounds, Gardner 183, as Slattery pursued a bid for Tommy Loughran's light heavyweight title.
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Center for Penn Surfers Injury Update Before Chicago Game
Philadelphia October 30 Leon Westgate Pennsylvania center fractured a finger in the Navy game and will be out for the Chicago matchup at Chicago Saturday Granville Carroll will replace him.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Leon Westgate
Pennsylvania
Navy
University of Chicago At Chicago
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Scout Council Headquarters Move Opens Campaign Drive
The Amarillo Boy Scout and Amarillo Girl Scout councils moved their headquarters this morning to the Imperial Barber Shop at 404 1-2 Polk Street. The campaign for a financial drive begins November 12 with new phone numbers 6239 and 6230 on a multiple dial system.
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Amarillo
Griffiths Wins Fiftieth Straight Bout in Chicago
Jerry Ty Fy Griffiths, from Sioux City Iowa, defeated Canadian former champion Harry Dillon in ten rounds at the Coliseum Chicago securing his fiftieth consecutive professional victory. Griffiths floored Dillon in the fourth round and dominated the match with sharp hooks and crosses.
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Chicago
Jerry “Tuffy” Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Harry Dillon
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McGraw Wins on Foul From Bass in 4th Round
Philadelphia report says lightweight Phil McGraw of Detroit won after Benny Bass of the local featherweight division fouled him in the fourth round of a 10 round fight. McGraw weighed 135 pounds against Bass at 126 1/2.
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Philadelphia
Phil Mc Graw
Detroit
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McGraw
N B A Gains Power By New Organization
Leslie Edmonds, executive secretary of the Kansas State Athletic Commission, says the National Boxing Association strengthens through a new regime. Paul Prehn leads Middlewestern boxing in a gain of influence, despite Canada’s withdrawal and talks with New York and New Jersey officials.
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Associated Press
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Kick Costs $3,000 in Birmingham Candy Case
Baron Durden, 13, was kicked from Tom Kommos store in Birmingham on October 30 after attempting to buy five cents worth of candy. A jury awarded $3,000 in damages to Kommos.
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