Badger Aggie grid game tickets go on sale tomorrow
Amarillo High Badgers prepare for junior college conference play with a strong rookies class and seasoned lettermen. Coach Al Baggett drills a fast shifting backfield as names like Piggy Pafford Cecil Colwell and Sugar Cain push for starting roles while veterans Gillem Ingerton Winie Larsen and Hi Bivins anchor the line.
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al Baggett
John (Piggy) Pafford
Pampa
Cecil Colwell
Vernon
Benny Crawford
Wellington
Kan
Lowndes Hanshaw
Big Spring
Mike Montgomery
Golden Sandie
John Lee
Golden Sandies
Coy Sandefer
Electra
Red Talley
Miami
Navy
Gilbert
Gillem Ingerton
Wayne
Winie) Larsen
Hi Bivins
Stina (Sugar) Cain
Bill Cross
Bill Allen
R. T
Artie) Craig
Emmett Crawford
Irvin Gilbreath
Jimmie Holston
Clint Small
Frank van Noy
Williard Warren
Clinton Meek
Aubrey Smith
Baggett
Sugar Cain
Willie Larsen
R. T. Craig
John Pafford
Ingerton
Gillem
Montgomery
Pafford
Bill
Grapple Night Promises Feint and Feud at Armory
Patrick Henry O'Brien and Georgesky Ligosky agree to a wrestling bout Thursday before a National Guard Armory crowd promoter Dutch Mantell aims to have the winner meet Muller or Purdin in a later match. Clarence Kearns faces Dick Stallworth in the curtain raiser with atomweights. Tickets are available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Begorra
O'Brien
Georgesky
Ligosky
National Guard Armory
O’brien
Dutch Mantell
Doc Mueller
Mantell
Mueller
Muller
Jack Purdin
Clarence Kearns
Dick Stallworth
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Pair of Twin Bills Today in National League Race
National League title hangs on two doubleheaders. Chicago Cubs lead by six games and face the Boston Braves in a twin bill at Boston. Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Brooklyn Dodgers in a doubleheader at Brooklyn with 20 games left for Pittsburgh and 22 for Chicago. A two-game swing would be decisive.
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New York
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gers
Rooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Five Baseball Greats Idle This Day
The Big Five stars Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Al Simmons and Bill Terry are idle today in Major League action. No games involving these headline players are scheduled, leaving fans awaiting tomorrow's pivotal matchups and potential surprises from the league leaders.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Parody Echoes from the Men’s National Tennis Champs
United Press notes light coverage of the Davis Cup outlook and player antics at the Men’s National Tennis championships. Jiroh Satoh forecasts Japan’s win in a century while observations on Suzanne Lenglen, Frankie Parker, Ellsworth Vines, Henri Cochet, and Manuel Alonso color the report with humor and commentary.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Japan
Jiroh Satoh
Satah
Texas League Leaders Highlight 1960s Stat Totals
The Texas League season totals list top performers across teams. Key leaders include Medwick and Stebbins for hits, James and Peel for doubles, Hooks and Zaepler for triples, Greenberg and Easterling for home runs, James and Greenberg for runs, Easterling and Greenberg for RBIs, James and Tauby for steals, and Murray and Payne for pitching.
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Medwick
Houston
Stebbins
James
Dallas
Peel
Hooks
Fort Worth
Zaepler
Galveston
Greenberg
Beaumont
Easterling
n—Easterling
Tauby
Payne
Murray
Judd
Pressner
Longview
Thormahlen
Rowe
Puhr
Hollerson
Tyler
Leonard Sacks Recovering After Arm Operation
Leonard Sacks, manager of boxer Jack Dempsey, is recovering from surgery on his left arm performed yesterday at Garfield Park Hospital by Dr. J P OConnell. Sacks was injured in an automobile accident at Hygro Oklahoma a week ago as Dempsey performs on the vaudeville circuit in Chicago this week.
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Chicago
U.P
Leonard Sacks
Jack Dempsey
J. P. O'Connell
Garfield Park Hospital
Hygro
Okla
Dempsey
Unclear fragment hints at a strategic line impact this year
A fragmented line comment suggests that savvy play and a troublesome stalwart backbone will drive havoc this year as teams maneuver behind the line. The text implies a general strategy focus rather than a specific event or individual.
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Stalworth
Baggett’s Badgers Set for Biggest Season Yet
SPORTING brief notes Amarillo College Badgers under coach Baggett show a bruising, versatile lineup at Butler Field. Key players Justin Knochs Costello Taylor and John “No Water” Lee highlight a deep squad with passes and crisscross plays. They open against Panhandle A&M, aiming for early-season claim to state prestige.
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Ray Morrison
John Lee
Sandie
John
Lee
Badgers
Grid
Cochet Draws Crowds at National Tennis Championship
Henri Cochet dominates the opening rounds at Fort Hills stadium as crowds fill the big venue for days of National Championship action. Ellsworth Vines awaits a fourth round test while Cochet’s center-court wins draw more fans than other courts. John Van Ryn challenges Cochet as Vines faces Keith Gledhill in potential clash.
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Ellsworth Vines
America
Cannoneer
John van Ryn
van Ryn
Vines
Keith Gledhill
George Lott, Jr
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Takeo Kuwabara
Japan
Landis Calls Series Meet in New York
M Landis high commissioner of baseball arrives in New York to organize a meeting of leaders from the three top clubs in each league. Invitations will go to the Yankees Athletics Senators Cubs Pirates Dodgers for a Friday session to set details of the World Series.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
U.P
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Yanks
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Judge Landis
Hanley Questions Northwestern Tackles After Backfield Praise
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley lauds the backfield led by Pug Rentner and Olson with Potter at quarterback but worries about replacing the departed tackles Riley and Marvil. He predicts Ohio State, Minnesota, Purdue, Michigan and Notre Dame as top contenders, with tough early tests ahead.
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Hanley
Cal
Marvil
Jack Riley
Rentner
Olson
Potter
Riley
Ohio State
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio
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Notre Dame
Nelson wins fifth Wichita Falls golf tourney title
Byron Nelson of Fort Worth captured the fifth annual Wichita Falls Golf and Country Club tournament. He defeated L T Burns of Wichita Falls by five and three in the finals. Defending champion James Phillipson of Ranger did not compete.
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Tex
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls Golf and Country Club
L.T. Burns
Wichita
James Phillipson
Ranger
Baseball Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
Tuesday results and Wednesday schedules across the National and American Leagues plus Texas and other circuits. Notable items include Frank McLean, 16, entering the Southern AAU meet in New Orleans after state swim records in Austin, aided by local donations.
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U.P
Frank McLean
Austin
New Orleans
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Fund
On to Major League Leaders Summary Card
The list names top players across batting runs and pitching leaders. Key figures include O Doul and Klein for batting and runs, Hurst and Klein for RBIs, Foxx and Simmons for hits and RBIs, and Cronin Gehringer Myer for doubles and triples. Pitching leaders include Warneke and Swetonic with win totals, plus Allen and Gomez for pitching records.
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Hite—Klein
Hurst
P. Waner
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Herman
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Suhr
Ott
Giants
Frisch
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Warneke
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Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Gehringer
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Senators
Myer
Chapman
Walker
Allen
Gomez
Sandies Open Season With Ranger Heritage at Butler Field
Amarillo College Badgers set to host Ranger Bulldogs next Saturday at 3 30 pm at Butler Field. Tickets 75 cents including tax go on sale tomorrow at Maxor Drug Fisk Building and at downtown office until 2 pm day of game. Season preview highlights returning players J L Jones Dunaway Corbett Byrd and Enocha plus a strong Sandies defense and new rookies competing for line and backfield spots.
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Aaron Anderson
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Chiggers
Enocha
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Robert
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Liver Pill
Ox Thomas
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Copeland
Fuhr and Rowe Star in Texas
Dallas pitcher Oscar Fuhr captured his 21st win while right-hander Rowe of Beaumont notched his 19th victory as Dallas stayed two games ahead for the second half pennant. Fuhr struck out seven Tyler batters with no walks, and Rowe held Galveston to nine hits while fanning ten. Easterling’s 36th homer paced Beaumont, and San Antonio defeated Houston 3 to 2 while Longview and Fort Worth rained out.
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George Hollerson
McMullen
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Paul Easterling
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Boston Fight Card Tops With Chocolate Victory
In Boston Kid Chocolate from Cuba defeated Steve Smith of Bridgeperry, while Johnny Datto of Cleveland stopped Charley Baxter in Pittsburgh. Louis DiSant is outpointed Patsy Hennigan of Clairton, with six rounds noted for the latter bout.
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Bridgeperry Conn
Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
Charley Baxter
Louis Diesantis
Patsy Hennigan
Clairton
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