Ready for start as Sandies battle Tigers in grid opener
Coaches Russell T. Smith of the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm and Dewey Luster of the Norman Tigers declare readiness for tomorrow's 2:30 pm kickoff at Tri-State Fair Park. Norman arrives twenty one strong after a long bus trip, aims to prove their offense and open-plan attack while Sandies prepare a light workout before the season debut.
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Dutch” Smith
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Galloping Ghost and Louis Lacey to Clash in Meadow Brook Polo
The piece hails Louis Lacey as a premier polo figure from Argentina and Britain, rivaling Tommy Hitchcock of America. It notes Lacey as a rare ten goal player, a fearless all around athlete with past World War I service, and highlights his prior U S open title win with Argentina in 1922, his leadership as Meadow Brook fame, and potential to outshine the North’s Tommy Hitchcock in upcoming North and South American matches.
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Western league leaders Tulsa overwhelm Omaha in pennant race
Tulsa widened its lead in the Western league by routing Omaha 18 to 4 as eight runs came in the second inning. Oklahoma City blanked Des Moines 5 to 0 in the second straight shutout. Denver beat Amarillo 10 to 9 after a late offensive burst. Wichita and Pueblo were idle as the final series opened.
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Dixie Classic Expected Big Crowd in Dallas
Joe Bean in charge of Dixie Classic arrangements reports 150 daily applications for the Christmas charity game in Dallas for Shriner's Hospital. Blanks mailed to 40,000 Masons statewide. No official lineup yet but a first class game is promised between East and Southwest all star teams or two top college elevens.
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Weatherford Plans Iron Man Grid Stunt
Weatherford High plans two games on September 22 with coach Flewharity taking 25 players to Breckenridge for a non conference clash while 527 remain to meet Grapevine in Weatherford. Venue splits include Grapevine conference game in Weatherford and Breckenridge non conference game away.
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Stagg's Helpers Return as Maroon Assistants at Chicago
Associated Press reports Amos Alonzo Stagg begins his 37th season at the University of Chicago with a staff of former Maroon players as assistant coaches. The article notes the continuity of Stagg's program and the involvement of alumni in coaching roles.
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Baseball leagues schedule and yesterday results brief
Diamond Dope lists Western League matchups Denver at Amarillo Omaha at Tulsa Pueblo at Wichita Des Moines at Oklahoma City American League games New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at St Louis Washington at Cleveland National League Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Yesterday Denver defeated Amarillo 10 to 9 and Omaha beat Tulsa 18 to 4 Des Moines won 6 to 5 over Oklahoma City New York beat Chicago in 12 innings 3 to 4 Philadelphia routed Detroit 6 to 1 Boston defeated St Louis 5 to 2 Washington and Cleveland played St Louis 8-4 New York 5-7 Cincinnati 7-5 Boston 2-9 Pittsburgh 6-4 Philadelphia 4 games listed in other leagues including Oakland 6 Hollywood 2 and San Francisco 12 Seattle 1 Southern Play-Off Memphis 4 Birmingham 10.
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Fight Results From AP Chicago Card Feature Local Boxers
Eddie Shea outpointed Babe Ruth in Chicago. Ray Bowen defeated Roger O'Brien. Jackie Stewart outpointed Ollie Bartlett. In Brooklyn Jack Delaney stopped Nando Tassi. Ollie Joyner beat Amadeo Grillo. Lou Barba defeated Paul Hoffman. Harry Fay beat Johnny Urban. Jackie Block stopped George Firodalisi. Benny Moseley and Tommy Romeo drew. In Pittsburgh Ike McFowler outpointed Packo.
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Broncs to Host Pueblo in Sunday Double Header Finale
After a close loss to the Bears, the Broncs wrap up their series with Denver with a Sunday double header at home. The opener starts at 2:19 PM, part of a program linked to the Tri-State fair. W. R. Doane aims to keep the team in town next year amid season negotiations.
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Hoppe to Return to Balk Line in Billiards Comeback
Willie Hoppe plans a quick return to balk-line billiards after a year in three-cushion play. He aims for 30 days of intensive practice before facing top balk-line players, while continuing three-cushion events with Johnny Layton on tour.
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Chicago gridiron captains of the era highlighted
Four of Chicago's legendary gridiron leaders are named as captains across different eras. Nelson Norgren led the 1913 champions, James Pyott captained in 1923, Bob Henderson piloted the 1925 team, and Kenneth Rouse served as captain last year.
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Mexican Squash Casserole Recipe Tip
Cubes of summer squash parboiled and baked in a casserole with hot tomato sauce, bread crumbs, and a dash of butter yield a tasty dish.
Major League Leaders Summary of Sept 20 Stats
National batting leader Hornsby Braves .386. runs led by P Waner Pirates 134. hits Waner 219. doubles Waner 51. triples Waner 19. homers Ruth 50. runs Ruth 150. RBIs Ruth 184. Manush Browns 223 hits and 372 batting. Combs Yankees 21 triples. Cuyler Cubs 32 steals. pitching Benton Giants 24 wins. Evans Betts noted in game details. complete team totals include Denver Amarillo bases on balls and other in play stats.
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Elementary Teachers Meeting Scheduled in High School Auditorium
An elementary grade teachers' meeting will be held in the High school auditorium starting at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, according to W. A. McIntosh, superintendent of schools. Teachers in all elementary grades have been asked to attend. Stolen bases: Myer, Red Sox, 26. Pitching: Crowder, Browns, 19 5.
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