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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1931

Page

10

Amarillo Badgers season opener vs Goodwell Aggies at Butler Field

Amarillo College Badgers host Goodwell Oklahoma Aggies in the season opener on Butler Field. The game features a fast shifty 11 led by 11 lettermen with strong backs and tackles, plus special band and discounted tickets.

Amarillo College Badgers Goodwell Okla Butler Field Badgers 142Nd Infantry Clements Sporting Goods Company Gibson Drug Amarillo Panhandle Panhandle A. and M. Farmers al Baggett

Spudders and Sports split doubleheader in Wichita Falls

In a doubleheader, Wichita Falls Sports won the first game 6 to 4 while the Spudders took the nightcap 2 to 1. Lefty Erickson, recently sold to the White Sox, dominated Wichita Falls with nine hits allowed. Ferrell beat Lee in the second game, allowing four hits. Beaumont Exporters swept San Antonio Indians 3–0 and 9–3 with Hollerson and Wyatt effective. Fort Worth Cats beat Dallas 6–4 behind Whitworth. Galveston Buccaneers defeated Houston 3–1.

Wichita Falls Shreveport Spudders Lefty Erickson Chicago White Sox Presnell Lee Ferrell Beaumont Exporters del Baker San Antonio Indians George Hollerson Indians Whitlow Wyatt Redskins Fort Worth Cats Dallas Lefty Hansen Dick Whitworth Cats Galveston Buccaneers Houston

Tennis semi finals mapped by hopeful tipster

United Press reports on Forest Hills matches listing predicted quarterfinal winners among top players. Ellsworth Vines expected to beat Berkeley Bell, Fred Perry to defeat Bowden, George Lott to edge Johnny Van Ryn, and Doeg to best Shields as the field narrows.

Ellsworth Vines Berkeley Bell Vines Callinian Bell Fred Perry Frank Bowden Mister Bowden Tood George Lott Johnny van Ryn Johnny Johnny Doeg Frank Shields Shiel Doeg Keith Gledhill Shields Deathesterday Rk Dayis

Wresting two titles and a Texas star joined

The passage notes confidence in winning the national title and the intercollegiate championship, with the school crown expected next year. It reports Big Bill Tilden combining business with pleasure as he signed University of Texas star Bruce Barnes yesterday while watching Doeg defeat Grant.

Bill Tilden Bruce Barnes University of Texas Star Doeg Grant

Pirates Rally Pushes Them Toward First Division

Pirates beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 as Henry Meine pitched well and extended Pittsburgh eight-game win streak. The Dodgers remain 17 games behind the St Louis Cardinals, who lead the league, while Washington defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in ten innings, leaving the A’s pennant hopes diminished.

Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Pirates Robins St. Louis Cardinals Henry Meine Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia Athletics al Crowder Rube Walberg Senators

Panther Ace To Do Duty for Buffaloes

Dick McCabe veteran right hander of the Fort Worth Cats will hurl for the Houston Buffs in the Dixie Series against Birmingham of the Southern Association League. McCabe was selected by Houston officials in an agreement with Birmingham Club. Indications were that McCabe would follow the two Houston aces in mound duty.

Houston Dick McCabe Fort Worth Cats Houston Buffs Birmingham McCabe Dizzy Dean George Payne

Kangaroos Open Fall Practice With Veteran Core

Austin College Kangaroos begin fall drills in Sherman Texas with one full veteran unit. Coach Cecil Griggs has seven letter-men lost but sufficient others return, though reserves appear woefully weak.

Austin Sherman Texas U.P Austin College Kangaroos Cecil Griggs

Ennis Star Malcom Hadley Leaves Ennis High

Ennis Texas Sept 10 Malcom Hadley formerly the fastest runner on Ennis High School football returns to play elsewhere after moving to Mexia His departure leaves the team with a missing speedster as the season opens UPI report

Ennis Texas U.P Malcolm Hadley Mexia

Football Player Roster Fragments From Texas Panhandle Names

Collated OCR list of players and positions includes W F Benge 165 right end from Wellington Rex Phillips 180 right guard and many others such as J E Carr left guard Melrose N M member of Texas Tech Matadors 1930 War Ren Reeves 160 halfback Lockney Cecil Eaton left end Electra Jack Bryant 190 right tackle Burk Burnett Tom Baty 180 center Wichita Falls Leon Morris 177 right end Amarillo Dillard Buckingham 155 fullback Pampa Toby Waggoner 190 left end Vernon O B Dawson 163 center Wildorado Gaines Cotcher 195 right tackle Panhandle Hasell Witherspoon 175 right half Weatherford Okla John Krizan 185 right guard Groom Irving Gilbreath 185 quarter Well ington and Paul Townsend 160 left half Groom.

Amarillo Wellington Skyrockets W. F. Benge Wellington Rex Phillips J. E. Carr Melrose N. M Texas Tech Matadors Warren Reeves Lockney Cecil Eaton Electra Jack Bryant Burkburnett Tom Baty Wichita Falls Leon Morris Dillard Buckingham Fulback Pampa Toby Waggoner Vernon O. B. Dawson Wildorado Gaines Cotcher Panhandle Hasell Witherspoon Weatherford Okla John Krizan Irving Gilbreath Paul Townsend

Southwest Elevens Begin Long Grind Across Seven Cities

Southwest Conference football open practice across seven schools led by Texas Longhorns and SMU. Texas, SMU, TCU, A and M, Arkansas, Baylor, and Rice field early rosters with top players named. drills, lettermen, and early outlooks highlight the opening grind toward a tough 1931 schedule.

Southwest

Atlantic Is Not As Big As Klein Thought It Was

Washington report notes Assistant Secretary Klein of the commerce department admitted error after a Maine fishing trip. His party caught three tagged fish, proving the Atlantic Ocean could be traced. He sent apology plus a salute to Commissioner OMalley for the laughable misjudgment.

Washington Atlantic Ocean Klein Commerce Department Bureau of Fisheries Maine O'Malley Bureau

Carey on Coaching Staff And 1930 Lettermen Return

Carey on the coaching staff. Jen nings is grooming Leslie Snell a member of the 1927 Waco High School Tigers to replace Jake Wilson in the backfield. Snell was eligible last year but not used. Alford will probably be at quarterback. Maurice Pierce end last year will likely switch to backfield this season. Of the 22 lettermen of 1930 only five returned for practice today.

Major charity contests draw big crowds and funds

The two charity games, Yankees vs Giants and White Sox vs Cubs, drew 55,414 spectators with receipts of 104,131.40. The New York game attracted 60,549 and 59,642.50, aiding post season city series hopes. Vernon Gomez and Charley Root starred as AL and NL pitchers, Ruth hit a homer, and Jess Shaw joins the Chicago Cardinals this season.

Leo H. Petersen United Press New York W.P New York Yankees Giants Chicago White Sox Cubs Brooklyn Robins Yankees Vernon Gomez

Texas League Leaders include Medwick and Dean top stats

Texas League leaders show Medwick of Houston with 121 RBIs and 19 homers, Radcliff of Shreveport with 207 hits, White of Beaumont with 52 stolen bases, and Dean of Houston with 26 wins and 11 shutouts. Payne and Carleton also win 20 plus games for Houston.

White Beaumont Medwick Houston Dean Payne McCabe Fort Worth Carleton

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Notre Dame American Legion Pop Warner Badger Hi Bmins Troy Stalls Emil Hutto Ray Parker Tillem Ingerton R. T. Craig Bob Cox Cox Frank van Noy Emmett Crawford Bill Crass Crass Badger Babies Jimmie Holston Mike Landeauer Willard Warren Bill Grant Elmer Muncy Albert Lard Pampa Harvesters Aubrey Smith Bill Alien Pred Nicklaus Clint Small, Jr Spudders and Sports The Henry McLemore Forest Hills King Berrkeley Bell Wilmer Lison Bryant Grant Yes Brugnon Robert Lefty Van Pat Hughes No Bowden Dney Wood Liberia Billden Brooklyn Falls Waner Brothers LOOP Panther Buffaloes Lou Gehrig Larrupin Lou Bill Parker University of Texas Southern Methodist University Texas Christian University Texas A. and M University of Arkansas Baylor University Rice Institute University of Texas Longhorns Clyde Littlefield Longhorn Dutch Baumgarten Andy Brown John Craig Lewis Weaver Wilson Elkins Walter Doell Carl Tyson Walter Howle Charley Hawn Hill Hodges Ernie Kay Harrison Stafford Ox” Blanton Longhorns Simmons University M. U Kenneth Travis Bob Gilbert Weldon Mason Charlies Hearon Jack McNutt Marion Hammon Ray Morrison Southern Methodist Mustangs Hammon Morrison Fred Thomson Earl Secrest Earl Carr W. H. Clark Jack Robinson J. L. Erwin Joe Chambers J. T A. and Texas A M. College Matty Bell Aggies Francis Schmidt Texas Christian At Ben Boswell Harles Green J. W. Hinton Schmidt Frogs Rice Army Jack Meagher Owls Gleven Cosen Morley Jennings Baylor B. Lansing Reo F. O. B. Lansing Keck-Satterfield Company East 10Th Ave White Sox YANKS Babe Ruth Charley Root Chicago Cubs Root Sox Jess Shaw Southern California Chicago Cardinals Texas League Selph Radcliff Stanton Autocrat Amarillo Tire East 7Th Ave J.levy Stetson
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