Badgers and Sandies Hit Back To Drill For Games
The Amarillo College Badgers and Amarillo High School Sandies return to practice after tough losses. Badgers coach Baggett notes injuries to Mike Montgomery Wayne Larsen and Costello Taylor, while Sandies brace for West Texas Teachers College and prepare for Friday tests.
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al Baggett
Badgers
Lubbock
Mike Montgomery
Amarillo
Wayne Larsen
Costello Taylor
Lord
Texas Aggie
Matty Bell
Domingue
Tech
Texas Tech
Savage
Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Amarillo College Badgers
Sandies
West Texas Teachers College
Butler Field
Terrell Prep
Dallas
Cameron Aggies
Lawton
Okla
Pampa Harvesters
Albert Lord
Pest Martindale
Texas Leads Rivalry Weekend With Big Showdown Scores
In a packed Saturday Western Conference slate Texas beat SMU 14 to 6 in Austin while TCU toppled Baylor 27 to 0 in Fort Worth. Rice Institute won 41 to 7 at Houston over Creighton and Centenary shut out Texas A M 7 to 0 in Shreveport. Friday’s Abilene card saw Texas Christian beat Simmons 6 to 0. Conference games are noted with an asterisk.
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Texas
Southern Methodist
Austin
Texas Christian
Baylor
Fort Worth
Rice Institute
Creighton
Houston
Centenary
Texas A. & M
Shreveport
Abilene
Simmons
Waco
Dallas
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Texas A
University of Texas
Simmons College
Texans
Georgetown Hires Three New Coaches
Georgetown University announced the hiring of Jack Hagerty and Maurice Mush DuBofsky of the New York Giants to lead its football program after Mills resigned amid criticism. Mills, who joined Georgetown in 1930 from Notre Dame as backfield coach, cited frustration with ongoing criticism.
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Washington
U.P
Jack Hagerty
Maurice “Mush” Dubofsky
New York Giants
Mills
Georgetown
Notreame
Halloween Week Upsets Hit Major College Football
Henry McLemore reports a Halloween day of chaotic results in college football with Notre Dame, Stanford, Chicago, and Michigan among the teams upset or underperforming. He notes Pittsburgh’s unlikely win, Yale’s surprising defeat of Dartmouth, and hints at Big Ten implications from Minnesota over Northwestern and Michigan over Princeton.
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Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Chicago
Mlinois
Harvard
Brown
Dartmouth
Yale
Fordham
Boston College
Marquette
West Virginia
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Princeton
Hallowe’en
Smithsonian Institution
Prof. Langley
Mahatma Gandhi
Pitt
Panthers
Army
Hallowe'en
Bates
Gophers
Wolverines
Texas A and I. Leaders In TI A A After Week
The Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association faces a two conference championship slate Friday with Daniel Baker hosting Texas A and I and Sul Ross visiting West Texas Teachers Canyon. WT Teachers, Sul Ross and Texas A and I share first place with perfect conference records.
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West Texas
Sul Ross
Canyon
Associated Press
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Texas A. and
Brownwood
Daniel Baker Hill Billies
Texas A. and I
Abilene Christian
Sam Houston
Kingsville
W. L. Pet
West Texas Teachers
Porru Vc
Milheshe
Texas A
McMurry College
Daniel Baker
Eos O
North Texas Golf Stars in Tourney
North Texas golfers, amateurs and pros, gathered at Tenison Park Municipal course for the weekly sweepstakes. Last week in Fort Worth, Tommy Cochran of Dallas Brook Hollow and Dick Metz, an unattached Texas pro, won.
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Dallas
North Texas
Tenison Park Municipal Course
Fort Worth
Tommy Cochran
Dallas Brook Hollow Country Club
Dick Metz
Texas
Schrader Wins 25 Mile Phoenix Auto Race at State Fair
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa won the 25 mile feature auto race at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix finishing in 18 minutes 43 seconds. Vic Felt of Denver took second and Pat Cunningham of Los Angeles finished third as Herb Seigle of Oklahoma City narrowly avoided injury when his car crashed into the inner fence.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Schrader
Vic Felt
Denver
Pat Cunningham
Los Angeles
Herb Seigle
Oklahoma City
Burglary Report At Texas Garage and Storage
Burglars entered the Texas Garage and Storage facility associated with Providence school in a nighttime burglary. The article mentions other games and miscellaneous commentary about Deitrich, a red headed woman, and prosperity, with no clear connection to the crime.
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Texas
Providence
Iron Men
Wwell
Deitrich
Rivalry Week Features Collision of Nation’s Football Leaders
Sectional rivalries headline a week of conference battles as Pittsburgh faces Pennsylvania, Brown meets Holy Cross, Navy vs Columbia, and Harvard’s backers clash with the Cadets. Other big games include Colgate versus Mississippi College, Stanford over Washington, USC vs California, and Oklahoma against Missouri.
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United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pitt Panthers
Notre Dame
Brown
Harvard
Holy Cross
Navy
Columbia
West Point
Colgate
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Collegians
St. Mary's
California
Fordham
Ram
Syracuse
Oglethorpe
Temple
Owls
Haskell
Trishes
Kansas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
Virginia Poly
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Mississippi State
Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
Duke
Auburn
Spring Hill
Montgomery
Ala
Southern California
Trojans
Stanford
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Iowa State
Coleader
Burglary Report at Harrison Street Company Office
A burglary at a company on 504 6 Harrison Street involved breaking a rear door and an interior office door. Four tires and four tubes were taken. The break in was discovered Monday morning and reported to police. No other burglaries were reported.
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Harrison Street
Wednesday Final For Poll Changes
Wednesday is the last day for voters who have moved to obtain corrected poll tax receipts for the general election on November 3 to avoid disfranchisement. If already corrected for the primary and unchanged since August, no new receipt is needed. those who have not voted and moved must visit the county tax collector to register on the proper precinct list.
Carroll's Pal Held As Vagrant Suspect
R. W. Carroll alias Robert Wilkins and accomplice arrested with county police on vagrancy charges. Carroll identified at the city jail as the unmasked man who robbed Jones' Cafe at 605 North Fillmore Street early October 23 with a firearm.
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R. 8. Brown
Robert 8. Wilkins
R. W. Carroll
Carroll
W. R. McDowell
Jones’ Cafe
North Fillmore Street
A. M. Jones
Elks in Amarillo Plan Election Returns Party
The Amarillo Elks lodge will host an election returns party on November 8 at their clubhouse. The event includes an address by the grand exalted ruler and a gathering of members to watch results.
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Elks
Amarillo
Bush of Mass leads scorers in national football ranks
Lou Bush of Massachusetts State surged to the top of the national scoring list with two touchdowns against Amherst to bring his season total to 16 and 96 points. Ralph Graham of Kansas State trails in second with 79 points as top scorer across major conferences follows.
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Associated Press
Lou Bush
Fleet Little
Massachusetts State
Bush
Amherst
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Grapplers want Kopecky in charity bout here
Promoter Mantell says Kopecky must wrestle Otis Clingman soon or get no more matches. Higami, Japanese jiu jitsu champ, is in town and seeks Kopecky for a charity bout at the Armory Thursday night to benefit the local orphanage. Joe Kopecky has not yet agreed to the bout plans.
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Kopecky
Otis Clingman
Mr. Mantell
Dutch
the Armory
Tetsura Higami
Clingman
Mons Kopecky
Higami
Joe
Moreland and Aide Defeated in Exhibition Match
David Goldman of Dallas and Johnny Dawson of Chicago defeated Gus Moreland of Dallas and Charles Dexter of Dallas 3 and 1 in an 18 hole charity exhibition. Moreland the Western Amateur and trans Mississippi champion and Dexter a former Texas and Southern champion could not match the putting of Goldman and Dawson.
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Dallas
David Goldman
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Gus Moreland
Charles Dexter
Moreland
Texas
Dexter
Goldman
Dawson
Ponies Get Down To Work for Tex A M
SMU Mustangs report early after a 14 to 6 loss at Texas prep for Texas A and M this week. Coach Ray Morrison says the team had chances to win but did not capitalize on them.
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Tex-Aggie
Dallas
Austin
University of Texas
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Ray Morrison
Texas A
Morrison
Texas
Southwest Conference Football Roundup Weekend Results
Texas beat SMU 14 to 6 and Texas Christian shut out Baylor 27 to 0 in conference play. Rice toppled Creighton 41 to 7, while A and M lost 7 to 0 to Centenary. TCU leads with Texas. several games loom, including Rice-Arkansas and Texas vs Baylor.
Weekend Football Results Across Colleges and Cities
Sunday scores show Santa Clara 13 St. Marys 14 and Niagara 18 Canisius 0. Navy beat Marines 13 0 while Baltimore U 13 St. Thomas 41. Valley City Teachers 6 Mayville Teachers 19. Lake Forest 6 Carroll 16. Wahpeton 6 Ellendale 7. San Francisco U 26 Loyola Los Angeles 7. Giants 0 Braves 7 Benra 7 Cardinals 27 Stapleton 0 Green Bay 26. Saturday results include Oregon 13 Gonzaga 6 and Sewanee 0 38. High school scores Wichita Falls 0 Vernon 20 Quanah 7 Electra 0 Sunset Dallas 13 Dallas Tech 0 Guymon 0.
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Santa Clare
St. Mary's
Niagara
Canisius
West Coast Navy
Marines
San Diego
Baltimore U
St. Thomas
Valley City
Mayville
Lake Forest
Carroll
Wahpeton Science
Ellendale Normal
San Francisco U
Loyola
Los Angeles
Borger
Guymon
Portamouth
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Chicago
Texans Greyhounds Win National Derby Title
In Concordia Kansas the national derby title was shared by Bunny Sue and Sunny Crag owned by Hadegan and Lawman of Severy Kansas and El Paso Texas. The field of 36 starters saw survivors reach the finals yesterday and split the stake. Other event winners included Mark Starter owned by Ray Reynolds for the Sapling, Evil Weapon Earl Woodward for the national derby purse, and Red Riot G D Voss for the Concordia stake.
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Concorida
Kan
Bunny Sue
Sunny Crag
Hadegan & Lawman
Severy
el Paso
Tex
Ray Reynolds
Arkansas City
Mark Starter
Jake Kan
Ralph Trenary
Newkirk
Ola
Larry
J. M. Malloy
Waterloo
Evil Weapon
Earl Woodward
Libertyville
Goncordia Saplings
Red Riot
G. D. Voss
Manning
Concordia
Friendly Buddy
Oliver Allen
Floydada
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Legion
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REX Theatre
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Aide
Walter Huston
Bereen
Tatyana Ares
Crestwood
Ricardo Cortez
Karem Morley
Hallowe’en Midnite Matinee
Shearer
Frederic March Leslie Howard
Southwest
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Creighton University
Centenary College
Aggies
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Razorbacks
Blonard Spearman
Hubert Dennis
Buster Brannon
Jos Wallace
Texas Christian Frogs
Ernest Kay
Bohn Hillard
Harrison Stafford
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M. Aggies
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Owla
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Texans’ Greyhounds
Elmer Frede
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Russell Middleton
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Oliver Earle
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