Badgers Polish Off Training For Aggie Game Tomorrow
The Amarillo College Badgers prepare to open the 1932 gridiron season against the Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell Oklahoma at Butler Field. Coach Al Baggett touts his strongest team yet with a new deceptive style. Game time 3 30 pm admission 68 cents plus seven cent tax. Tickets on sale at Maxor Drug No 2.
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Texas Aggies face line problems after Golasinski injury
Special to The News reports Texas A&M football futures dim as guard J A Buddy Golasinski cuts his foot while chopping wood and will be out three to four weeks. Opening practice reduces candidate pool to 44 as the Cadets brace for inexperienced guards and tackles.
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Buddy) Golasinski
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Leading hitters and pitchers in the 1947 Texas players season
The AP report lists top performances with Medwick of Houston leading in hits at 198 and Greenberg of Beaumont powering 39 home runs. It also notes key figures such as Easterling and James for RBIs and runs, plus Murray of Dallas dominating wins and innings pitched, with supplemental stats for doubles, triples, steals, and bases on balls.
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Baseball's Big Six Leading Batters and Home Run Leaders
AP tally lists top batters by team including O Doul Dodgers 370 average 200 hits 113 runs and 540 at bats. Ruth Yankees 348 average 154 RBIs. Gehrig and Averill among leading power hitters. Includes Klein Simmons Ott Gehrig figures and 88 home runs by Klein.
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Baseball season leaders and top players listed
National League leaders include O Doul of the Dodgers with a .370 batting average and Klein of the Phillies with 35 home runs. Other NL leaders feature O Doul 200 hits and Klein 142 runs batted in. American League names highlight Foxx of the Athletics with a .365 batting average and 51 home runs, Simmons 192 hits, Foxx 137 runs, and Allen 16 2.
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Dinner Tourneys At Club Cause Counts At Amarillo Club
A women’s team captained by Mrs. Frank Wolflin defeated Mrs. C. M. McCullough’s squad 20 to 7 at Amarillo Country Club in a dinner tournament. Individual match scores show Wolflin 2 against Moe Cullough percent, Rogers 3 0, Chisum 3 0, Taber 2 1, Coulton 1 2, Hubbell 2 1, Hubbell 242 14, Hall 2 Betty Bivins percent, Summers 2 1, Puckett 1 percent, Price 1 against Mace 2. In the men’s event John Fullin gim’s team won 44 to 43 over Lawrence Hagy’s squad, triggering a challenge for a rematch on October 6 and a possible recount of the first set.
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Betty Bivins
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C. B. Puckett
Geanne Price
H. M. Mace
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Lawrence Hagy
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Springfield Cardinals Win Western Association Pennant
The Springfield Cardinals defeated the Bartlesville Broncs 8 to 5 to clinch the Western Association pennant in the ninth and final game of the playoff series. The win marks their second consecutive pennant.
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Dallas Steers Stride to 10 2 Victory at Tyler
Dallas Steers roll past Tyler 10 to 2 as Hubbell falters early while Radcliff Bonura Langford Holman and Morehart power the offense. George Murray notches his 24th win as Dallas extends lead in the Texas League pennant race. Beaumont also wins in extras to stay within reach.
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Baseball scores and standings from Friday schedule
Results Thursday Chicago 4 2 Boston 1 3 Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 12 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati at New York cold Standings Friday W W L Pet Chicago 80 56 588 Pittsburgh 62 40 547 Brooklyn 66 16 535 Philadelphia 69 68 504 St Louis 55 64 71 New York 61 13 455 Cincinnati 56 82 406 Friday schedule St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston Only games scheduled
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Ten inning baseball scores from national and Texas leagues
Scores show New York beat Detroit 6 to 4 in 14 innings and Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 2 to 1. Boston triumphed over Chicago 3 to 4 in 10 innings while Washington edged St. Louis 3 to 1. North American standings list New York 96 40 106 and Cleveland 78 58 514 with St. Louis and Chicago also listed. Texas League results include Galveston 4 Beaumont 5 and Dallas 10 Tyler 2 with several night games and standings led by Dover ties. Pacific Coast League notes Seattle 5 San Francisco 1 with three night games.
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Hunk Anderson to lead Notre Dame this fall alone
South Bend September reports that Heartly Hunk Anderson will coach Notre Dame without a co manager this fall. He claims confidence in a full slate of about ten capable players per position and a self chosen staff after friction with Jack Chevigny. The schedule lists nine games including Drake Carnegie Tech Pitt Kansas Northwestern Navy Army and Southern California with home and away dates across October to December.
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Tennis pro Bruce Barnes quits amateur game for Europe tour
Bruce Barnes of Fort Worth Texas says he quit amateur tennis to turn pro after elimination in the nationals. He plans a three month tour of Europe with Big Bill Tilden as his companion, playing doubles for money while in Europe.
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Fight Results From New York and Iowa Bouts
New York promoter reports Benny Leonard of New York stopped Jimmy Abbott of New York in the third round. In Ottumwa Iowa Mike Dundee fought on a card with limited available results and details unavailable.
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National League Narrowed in Final Weeks of Season
The Yankees stretched to win 6 4 over Detroit after five extra innings while the second game ended tied at seven. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 2 1 as Monte Weaver won his 20th. Ted Lyons outlasted Boston 4 3 in ten innings. Chicago split with Boston, Cubs adding a half game to their lead as Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 3 2 in the nightcap. Don Hurst drove in a 3 0 Phillies win over St Louis.
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Stars Shine In Doubleheader Oddities Across Leagues
Baseball round up notes standout performances by Sammy Byrd Charley Root and Bob Brown with multi hit days and two home runs. Frank O Doul collected two homers and two singles while Ray Benge held Cardinals to three hits and eight strikeouts. Clint Brown outpitched Bob Grove as Indians won 2 1. Ted Lyons kept Red Sox to six hits and drove in the winning run in the tenth. Monte Weaver Carl Reynolds Farmer combined for four Browns hits including a triple and a double. Local results include Rock Island Illinois and Eddie Anderson Casper plus Verne Butler Boone Iowa over Buddy Kearnes Denver with multiple points.
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Babe Ruth May Delay Operation Until World Series
New York Sept 94 Alls not well with Babe Ruths appendix but the $75,000-a-year slugger will likely avoid immediate surgery. Dr Edward A King ordered bed rest for 24 hours and a follow up exam to decide on operation. If condition holds Ruth should be ready for the World Series assuming the Yankees win the pennant.
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Wild Geese Seen Over Dallas Signal Long Winter
In Dallas Texas on September 9 a great V of wild geese was sighted flying south. The temperature stood at 60 degrees, the lowest since early June, and locals warned this early migration might presage a harsh winter ahead.
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Edwards Defeats Humberto in Fort Worth Wrestling
Billy Edwards of Kansas City defeated Juan Humberto of Mexico City in Fort Worth by taking the last two falls in a decisive match. The result highlights Edwards as the more dominant wrestler in the bout.
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Silent Rattan advances in Dallas semifinal wrestling
In a three fall match last night Silent Rattan of Dallas defeated Red Michaels in straight falls to reach the final. Teddy Waters of Childress was beaten two falls to none by Frenchy Larue of New Orleans.
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Wrestling Results from Washington Kansas City Toronto and Baltimore
Szabo Szabo of Hungary 205 defeats Mike Romano 207 in straight falls in Washington. Londos 200 from Greece beats Abe Coleman 205 in Kansas City. Lew Is 268 from Los Angeles defeats Howard Cantowine 240 in Toronto. Bhikat 218 of Philadelphia defeats Matros Kirilenk 218 of Russia in Baltimore in 24 50.
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