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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1934

Page

11

Badgers and Cowboys Open Season in Panhandle Clash

Amarillo College Badgers prepare for tomorrow’s opener against Hardin-Simmons University Cowboys in a key Panhandle test. Co-Captains Jack Russell and Herman Price lead 11 lettermen. coach Frank Kimbrough relies on a punt-based attack. Tickets on sale. game starts at 3 o'clock with pennant ceremony prior.

Amarillo College Badgers Hardin-Simmons University Cowboys Badgers St. Joseph's Abilene Panhandle Cowboys Jack Russell Herman Price Simmons Frank Kimbrough Amarillo College Maxor Pre Fisk Building

Giants in tough spot as pennant races tighten

In a tight pennant race, the Giants lead over St. Louis shrank to three and a half games after a split of the doubleheader in Boston. Carl Hubbell delivered a ninth inning RBI single to beat Cincinnati 4 3 while the Cubs fell to Philadelphia 9 7 signaling mounting NL pressure. The A's extended win streak to seven with a 6 5 win over Chicago and the Dodgers also won their sixth in a row, edging Pittsburgh 2 1. The Tigers remained 12 games back after New York beat them 11 7. The Indians topped Washington 9 1, and the Browns edged Boston 4 3 with Jack Burns homering late.

Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr Associated Pres Tigers Yankees New York Giants St. Louis Cards Boston Texas Carlton Bill Walker Reds Carl Hubbell Paul Derringer Cubs Philadelphia Athletics Dodgers A's White Sox Pirates Indians Washington Mel Harder Browns Red Sox Jack Burns

Southern League Playoff Tie Up In New Orleans

In New Orleans the Pelicans and Nashville Volunteers meet for the third game of their Southern pennant series. Nashville led 1 0 in Nashville, while New Orleans won the second game to even the set, as manager Lance Richbourg adheres to his lineup decisions.

New Orleans New Orleans Pelicans Nashville Volunteers Southern Nashville Vols Pelicans Volunteers Ands Lance Richhoure

West Texas Buffaloes unveil new crimson uniforms

Special to The Globe from Canyon describes West Texas Buffaloes new color scheme for the season. Captain John Walker is highlighted as a tough 210 pound player in knit crimson pants with a white stripe, crimson jerseys, and a white helmet with red slashes. Tickets offer 75 cents for individual uniforms and three dollars for a season pass.

Globe Canyon West Texas Buffaloes Buffaloes John Walker John

New Mexico Day Energizes Panhandle Fair Crowd

Maverick Club column reports a bustling Panhandle fair with New Mexico Day drawing large crowds and wind tests in the dust as Tom Mix visits Amarillo. Panhandle High School Panthers host Mobeetije tonight at 8 on a new lighted field funded by local groups.

Tom Mix Rotary Club Amarillo Panhandle Pat Gerald Panhandle High School Panthers Mobeetije Lion’s Club

Gilbert Names Charlie Greek George Regular Catcher

After a short batting practice at Heimann Park the manager announced Charlie Greek George would be the regular catcher as long as the team keeps winning. Frank Gabler faced Gilbert, while Clay Bryant and Andy neer were considered alternatives.

Frank Gabler Gilbert Heinemann Park Clay Bryant Andy Neer Charlie George

Abilene Team Well Balanced for Hardin-Simmons Opener

Special to The Globe notes Hardin-Simmons University football builds a balanced squad under Coach Leslie Cranfill for the Sept. 22 opener against Amarillo Junior College Badgers. Ends Odell Winters and Jimmy Neely lead a mix of veterans and tall sophomores, backs include Estes Burgamy and Pete Tyler, with guards and centers featuring Routh, Rigsby, Hall, and Miller among others. Speed and depth show promise despite less experience than last year.

Abilene Leslie Cranfill Hardin-Simmons University Amarillo Junior College Badgers Odell Scatter” Winters G. L. Huestis Estes Burgamy Pete Tyler Burgamy Tyler Joe Balls Buck Howell Taylor County Willie Jeter Si Addington Paul White Murry Amarillo Vic Payne Elant W. E. Routh Theo Rigsby Blackie Calloway John McAdon McAdon Otto Rhome John Green Big Temple Youth Sophs Carol Benson Tindal Jones Clark Jarnigan Olaf Briden Hardy Miller Robert Pennecost Cleddie Hall

Endeavour Leads In America's Cup Rivalry Amid Yankee Frustration

Newport scene as Sir Anthony Jenkinson of Balliol College surveys Endeavour in pursuit of a third straight America’s Cup victory. He laments the Yankees in reference to the New York baseball team, a misheard clue that adds irony to the yacht race unfolding near the Boston rival Rainbow and the deep blue hull of the leading craft.

Henry McLemore United Press Newport R. I U.P Anthony Jenkinson Bart Balliol College Oxford McFair London Endeavour Rainbow

Badgers and Cowboys Set For Butler Field Opener

Amarillo College Badgers face Hardin-Simmons Cowboys in the season debut at Butler Field tomorrow at 3 p.m. A lineup featuring Bob Howes Jack Russell and Fd Cherry leads the Badgers while Odell Winters Johnny Hill and Merman Price anchor the Cowboys. Tickets are 50 cents at Maxor Drug Store.

Amarillo College Badgers Hardin- Simmons University Cowboys Butler Field Bob Howes Burley Amarillo Badgers Jack Russell Badger Fd Cherry Badgers Odell Scatter) Winters Cocaptain Price Cherry Shamrock Frank Kimbrough Cowboys Maxor Drug Store Fisk

Shock Troops Bring Pure Rockne Style to Texas Tech Game

Texas coach Chevigny will start his second team using Rockne style play against Texas Tech in Lubbock. The lineup features sophomores among the shock troops while veterans fill the two squads. Key players include Bill Pitzer, Irvin Gilbreath, Louis Olivier, Clint Smail, Milton Curtis, Harold Griffin, New Sheridan, Hugh Wolfe, Jack Collins, Jack Gray, Phil Sanger, Jim Tolbert, Charlie Coates, Rex Phillips, Jim Hadlock, Bohn Hillard or Hubert Jurecka, Nells Thompson, Harris Van Zandt, Jim Beasley, Joe Smartt, and Buster Bachel.

Austin Shock Troop Knute Rockne Jack Chevighny University of Texas Texas Texas Tech Lubbock Chevvigny Bill Pitzer Irvin Gilbreath Louis Olivier Clint Smail Milton Curtis Harold Griffin New Sherdan Hugh Wolfe Jack Collins Jack Gray Phil Sanger Jim Tolbert Chariie Coates Gillem Ingerton Rex Phillips Jimmy Hadlock Bohn Hillard Hubert Jurecka Nells Thompson Harris van Zandt Jim Beasley Joe Smartt Buster Bachel

English baronet learns to love American baseball

In a salt air encounter near a cup race, Sir Anthony, an Oxford editor, recalls how a New York paper subscription sparked his obsession with baseball. He admits he had little prior knowledge of the game and its basics before discovering the Yankees and double plays.

Atlantic Ocean Oxford Isis Yankees Sir Anthony Oxford Quad New York

Corbitt Stars As Sooner Fresh Tie With Varsity

Norman September 21 A spirited freshman squad battled the Sooner varsity to a 6 6 tie at Owen Field. Corbitt the freshman star scored the Boomer touchdown on a late 55 yard pass from Babe Woods. The freshmen executed hard behind Corbitt and Woods with several long gains and a promising drive.

Globe Norman Sooner Owen Field Pat Page Hubbard Freehman Robertson Ben Poynor J. L. Corbitt Amarillo Tex Boomer Babe Woods Vivian Nemecek Nemecek Corbitt Lme Woods Bob Breeden Breeden Varsity Mishovaky

Third Texas League Playoff Game Tonight in Galveston

Galveston hosts San Antonio for the third game of the Texas League championship. After splitting the two games in San Antonio, Galveston led by Slim Jim Bivin faces Abe Miller as the Buccaneers seek another win following an 8 to 3 victory and a 7 to 4 loss.

Galveston San Antonio Buccaneers Missions Slim Jim Bivin Bucs Billy Webb Bivin Abe Miller

Yank fans lure Sir Anthony Jenkinson to baseball scene

He arrived in America hoping for yacht races but drifted toward baseball and the Yankees. The visitor longs to see the Yankees beat the Tigers and reach the World Series, yet expectations shift as the yacht season extends. Next week he may be found in the dugout yelling at the athletes.

America Yanks Tigers Sir Anthony Jenkinson

College Football Opens Across Regions In Early Schedule

Football begins with several Pacific Coast conference games tomorrow and matches across the Southwest and South regions. Notable openers include Oregon State vs Willamette and Pacific, U C L A against Pomona and San Diego State, and Texas Christian hosting Daniel Baker tonight.

New York Pacific Coast Southern Iifornia Occidental Whittier Oregon State Willamette Sam Houston Southern Methodist North Texas Virginia Poly Roanoke Clemson Presbyterian Kentucky Maryville Washington & Lee Wofford Denver Rocky Mountain Colorado Mines Montana State Brigham Young Duquesne Waynesburg Holy Cross St. Anselm Chick Meehan Manhattan Warriors Tackle &T Bonaventure West Virginia West Virginia Wesleyan

Hillin Leads Huskies Past Bucs for 27th Win of Season

Aed Hillin, the husky right hander, limited the Buccaneers to nine hits to secure his 27th victory this season. It was his third win since the Shaughnessy playoffs began. Hillin defeated Beaumont twice in the stretch.

Aed Hillin Bucs

Buffaloes Open 1934 Season Against Oklahoma Teachers

Canton fans welcomed sunny weather as the West Texas Buffalos prepared for tonight’s opener versus the Fast Central Teachers of Oklahoma. Officials hoped for clear skies. a confident Buffaloes squad, fresh from last year’s loss to the Sooners, seeks victory on a turf that should suit their disciplined eleven. Grandstand admission 75 cents adults, 40 cents students and children. seating unreserved. game starts at o’clock sharp.

Globes Canton Sept. T West Texas Buffalors Buffaloes Sooners Hulls

Londos Rules Grapple L And Londos Rules Grapple L And

Jim Londos of Koopod Greece claimed the world heavyweight wrestling title by pinning Strangler Lewis of Beverly Hills in 40 minutes and 27 seconds at Wrigley Field. A crowd of 35,265 witnessed a match that set a new box office record with $96,303 in gross receipts.

Chicago Jim Landes Koopod Greece Wrigley Field Strangler Nelson

Rice Owls Practice for Loyola Game as McCauley Shines

New Orleans Louisiana September 21 Rice Owls move through a light workout in anticipation of a game with Loyola University. Quarterback John McCauley showcased remarkable passing accuracy sending the ball to receivers from various positions. Thirty-two Rice players arrived from Houston and were sent to bed per coach Jimmy Kitts plan.

New Orleans John McCauley Rice Owls Loyola University Rice Houston McCauley Jimmy Kitts

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