Badgers Face Tough Opposition In Opener At Amarillo
Amarillo Junior College Badgers open their first football season at 3:30 pm against the Decatur Junior College Indians at Butler Field east of the city. Admission is $1 with 50 cents for box seats. Officials include Parcells Fullingim and May. WDAG will carry the broadcast.
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Sharkey Campolo Title Bout Draws Sparse Night at Yankee Stadium
Boxing card under card at Yankee Stadium with Jack Sharkey favored 2 to 1 against Victorio Campolo. Gate receipts predicted near 100000. Campolo to receive about 7500, Sharkey around 100000. Campolo seeks upset amid heavyweight title implications and future Miami bout talk.
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The Flappers Hotel Fun House at Midway
A Tri-State Fair feature, Beckmann and Gerety’s The Flappers Hotel, is a three word attraction on the midway. The author argues the name drives success by provoking laughter and nostalgia, noting the fun house renews youth in even the most dignified patrons.
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Ohio man teaches bible class for sixty years
E Whitney, 85, has taught a Sunday school class for sixty years in Genoga county. A Methodist, he also taught in public schools for eight years and served as a county newspaper correspondent. Friends say his long service as a Bible class teacher is a county record.
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Cop Needs Garb and Fuzzy Beginnings in Evanston
Evanston police activities yield a list: a policeman without a usable uniform, a homeless stray dog not welcomed at the pound, and a dead skunk linked to the night's events. The dog chased the skunk into a rooming house as residents fled for help. Officer Henry Engstrom is off duty after recent bravery citations.
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Evanston
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TOUTED PONIES OPEN SEASON WITH JACKETS
SMU Mustangs prepare for a highly anticipated season opener at Ownby Stadium with Howard Payne Yellow Jackets as their assist, drawing scouts from distant locations including Grand Prairie. The article notes a large audience and a curious mix of observers, referencing Abraham Lincoln in a humorous, exaggerated context.
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Mustangs to field strongest line against Hackers
Coach Ray Morrison plans a tight starter lineup for the Mustangs against the Hackers. He aims to limit the offense to power plays and simple passes, keeping most of the meth ods’ secret weapons until Oct. 4.
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Cardinals Eye Pennant Clinch as They Face Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals can clinch the National League pennant today with a win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. If Chicago loses to Cincinnati and St Louis wins, the flag goes to the Cardinals. they can clinch by winning two of their remaining four games regardless of the Cubs. Pitcher Burleigh Grimes, beset by a cold, is listed in good condition for today’s opener.
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West bests South and East in Pacific Southwest tennis
Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena and Keith Giedhill of Santa Barbara advanced to the Pacific Southwest men's singles semifinals defending Western honors. Vines defeated Wilmer Allison 5-7 6-3 6-3 10-12 7-5. Giedhill beat Sidney Wood 6-2 6-4 14-12. Gregory Mangin toppled George Lott 6-1 6-3 6-1. Cliff Sutter routed Berkely Bell 7-5 6-3 6-2.
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