Coaches Expect Fight In Sandies Tigers Opener At Butler Field
An expected crowd of at least 8,000 will watch the Amarillo Sandies clash with the Norman Tigers tomorrow at Butler Field. Hal Muldrow’s Tigers arrive from Palo Duro and vow a full effort despite inexperience. Dutch Smith of the Sandies says the lineup is new and untested but promises fight and spirit, with the game starting at 3 30 p.m.
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River Crest quarter finals spark Texas golf duel
Eight top Texas golfers reached the River Crest quarter finals in Fort Worth. Gus Moreland of Dallas meets Jack Jackson in a third tournament clash this year. Ralph Guidahl pairs with Charles Ramsel as Dennis Lavender faces Ed Stewart and Hap Massingill with Ben Hagen in hotly contested matches.
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Wayland Grid Readies For Big Battle With Buffaloes
Wayland hosts the West Texas Buffaloes in a pre season clash at Wayland field. Coach Reeds leads the visitors while Frank Kimbrough directs the Rabbits. A large crowd is expected as local sentiment is split on the game outcome with high expectations for both teams.
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Saints Leave To Play Night Grid Contest
Saint Edward's University football team coach Al Sara finy and 24 players left Austin for New Orleans to face Loyola University in the first night grid game in the South. They will arrive in time for a night practice under lights tonight.
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Major League Leaders From The Week Of September 19
National figures list top hitters pitchers and stats for both leagues with leaders including O Doul Simmons and Grove. Highlights include O Doul batting .392Hits 228 and Simmons 203, Ruth 46 homers, and Grove 20 wins.
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Shires Aims to Return to White Sox After Suspended Row
Art Shires by United Press says he seeks another chance with the Chicago White Sox after a fight with Lena Blackburne and Lou Barbour in Philadelphia. He plans to put surplus energy into base hits and winning games and asks teammates for forgiveness.
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Center Weighs 268 and Wears Size 14s
Detroit University’s 268 pound center Merrill Lardner stands 14s. The AP notes his size gives him a solid foundation and makes it hard for smaller players to push him off course in games. The column highlights his imposing stature as a defensive anchor.
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Early East football season limited schedule
scattered colleges in the East open tomorrow with West Virginia facing West Virginia Wesleyan in Morgantown as the lone major clash. Most colleges wait to start September 28 while teams work on conditioning and lineup shifts. Yale scrimmage mixed with Harvard squads and NYU drills highlight a busy prep period.
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Spuds Steers Rest Travel One Game Each In Texas League
In Wichita Falls on September 20 both teams prepared for the next Dallas game, each with one win. Wichita Falls tied the series 5 2 behind Sarge Connally erratic pitching. Irvin Jeffries of Dallas and Larry Bettencourt of Wichita Falls stood out with key defensive plays and timely hitting for the Spudders and Steers.
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Two Killed as Gasoline Pump Explodes in Winnipeg
Two E. M. Motor Company workers, Frank Martin and Richard Hudges, aged 30 and 27, died when a gasoline pump exploded and drenched them with flaming liquid in Winnipeg on September 20.
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Loser Becomes Manager of Victor in Mat Match
In Philadelphia on September 20, Toots Mondt was toppled by Dick Shikat and later signed on as Shikat's manager. Mondt and Shikat, Inc. grew into a top wrestling team as Shikat aimed for a match with Gus Sonnenberg, the widely regarded champion.
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Mighty Men of Baseball Power Pairs Rise in World Series Lore
The piece honors pitchers Chief Bender and Jack Coombs of the Athletics, comparing their World Series records to peers like Waite Hoyt and Herb Pennock. It recalls key Octobers 1905 1910 1911 1913 and 1916 performances against the Giants Cubs White Sox and Dodgers highlighting shutouts wins and dramatic series turns.
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Baseball Results and Standings Highlights
Yesterday in the American League Chicago defeated New York 7 to 0 while Cleveland fell to Boston 2 to 3 Detroit lost to Philadelphia 4 to 5 and St Louis beat Washington 1 to 0. Standings list Philadelphia leading with 44 wins, New York 61 losses, Cleveland 67 wins 68 losses, St Louis 75 wins, Washington 72 losses. Today matchups include Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston. In the National League New York lost 0 to 5 to Chicago Boston won 6 to 3 over Pittsburgh Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 9 to 5. Lead teams Chicago and Pittsburgh hold 64 and 61 losses respectively. American Association results include Louisville at Kansas City on wet grounds Milwaukee over Indianapolis 5 to 1 Columbus over St Paul 3 to 1 and Minneapolis 10 to 9 over Toledo.
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Notice to Creditors of Matilda S Smith Estate
Original letters of administration granted September 12, 1929 by Potter County Texas to G H McKinney for Matilda S Smith deceased. Creditors must present claims to First National Bank Amarillo Trust Officer within legal time. Administrator residence Amarillo Potter County Texas.
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Cubs Aim for 100 Wins as Season Nears End
The Cubs, in Sept 20 report, still seek six wins in nine games to reach 100 victories. Hornsby and Hack Wilson chase league batting and home run titles, with Wilson pursuing the homers lead. Ticket sales for the club’s final stretch near completion as 15,000 tickets remain.
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Milwaukee and Kansas City Boxing Results Prompt Winners
In Milwaukee Harry Dublinsky of Chicago defeated Irvin Berndt on points in eight rounds. George Rodrick of Omaha stopped Charles Rammell of Australia in the first round. In Kansas City George Manley of Denver beat Bennie Ross of Buffalo on points across ten rounds.
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Razorback Trio Out of Lineup
Arkansas football loses three top prospects from the lineup as Darnell Gardner and Jack Dale miss practice due to illness with at least one possibly out for the season.
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