Fowler and Conoley Named to Aggies Traveler Squad
At College Station on September 21 coach Madison Bell picks Odell Fowler and Odell Conoley for the Aggies A team to travel to Amarillo for the season opener against Texas Tech Matadors. Several key players are noted as unavailable or vying for starting roles.
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Charlie Malone
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Bear) Wright
Alice
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George Lord
Stapp Maxwell
Leonard
Willis Nolan
Santa Rosa
Frenchy
Domingue
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Farmersville
Rue Barfield
Ted Spencer
Gilmer
Wright
Maxwell
Henry Graves
Corsicana
Pete Hewitt
Groesbeck
Ted Smith
Nederland
Odella
Muggins
Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
Baltimore results show Jim Menulsen 215 of Chicago defeating Herman Hickman 221 of Tennessee in 23 minutes 10 seconds. Newark N J lists Gino Garibaldi 215 defeating Frank Bronowicz 210 in 45 minutes 14 seconds. New Haven Conn records Earl Mc Cready 226 of Oklahoma pinning Steve Znoski 217 of New Britain Conn in 37 minutes 50 seconds.
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Chicago
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Newark
N. J
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Frank Bronowicz
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EW Haven
Conn
Earl McCready
Oklahoma
Steve Znoski
New Britain
Kopecky Promises Tougher Fight In Thursday Armory Card
Joe Kopecky says he is meaner and faster ahead of his main event with Doctor Mueller at the Armory. The Bohunk weighs about ten pounds more, and fans are urged to attend as a strong supporting cast is set and tickets are available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Doctor Mueller
Joe
Doc Mueller
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City Drug Store
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Last Rites for Mrs Louella Mitchell Cafeteria Proprietor
Last rites for Mrs Louella Mitchell 43 proprietress of the Mrs Joe Mitchell Cafeteria at 119 West Seventh Street were held at 4 pm Wednesday at the family residence 1018 Alabama with Dr R Thomson pastor of Central Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed in Llano Mausoleum.
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Louella Mitchell
Joe Mitchell
West Seventh Street
Alabama
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Llano Musoleum
Lookouts Boss Colonel Joe Engel Stirs Dixie Series Hype
Chattanooga under Colonel Joe Engel rose as a baseball carnival, driving Lookouts to a Dixie Series clash with Beaumont Exporters while Memphis and Knoxville battles shaped a feverish finish. Engel’s showmanship and stadium upgrades boosted fan zeal and gate receipts amid a league downturn.
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Lookouts
What Will Bush Do Against the Yankees Series Start
The Cubs unit led by Guy Bush prepares to face the New York Yankees in the World Series opener next Wednesday at home. Bush, 19th win of the season, will start the opening game after leading Chicago to the pennant with a 5 2 win over Pittsburgh.
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Mickey
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Maine
Baseball Leaders From 1934 Major League Leaders
Major League leaders show Foxx of the Athletics batting 359 with Alexander of the Red Sox 358. Foxx leads in runs with 143, Combs 140. Pitching leaders include Warneke of the Cubs 22–6 and Brown of the Braves 14–7. Other top marks include Klein of the Phillies in multiple categories and Ott tying for home runs.
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Ott
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Betting on Favorites Across Sports Proves Risky, Writer Says
Henry McLemore argues that betting against favorites across boxing racing tennis and Olympics often pays off. He notes upsets from Kerry Patch in Belmont and Gene Venzke to Eddie Tolan sweeping dashes, while referencing strong performers like Foxx Gehrig and Ruth in baseball. He jokes about bookies underestimating outsiders and the lure of risky wagers.
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Mickey
Baer
Schaaf
Brouilliard
McLarnin
Berg
Ladyaman
Kerry Patch
Kerry
Twanta
Gene Venzke
George Spite
Ben Basten
Eddie Tolan
City Cancels Ninth Avenue Paving Contract
The city commission cancelled the paving contract for half a block of Ninth Avenue from naiey east of Polk Street to Taylor Street due to insufficient time between advertising and bids. West Texas Construction had been awarded a $2 140 90 bid earlier. re bidding will occur at the next meeting.
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Taylor Street
Buckeye Bullet George Bimpson Ends Sprint Career
George Bimpson nicknamed the Buckeye Bullet finished his sprint career by placing second in the Olympic 200 meters. He now weighs multiple coaching positions under consideration with several teams evaluating him for upcoming seasons.
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Buckeye
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