Sandies Sharpen Ready For Ranger High Kickoff
The Golden Sandies held a hard scrimmage in earnest ahead of their season opener Saturday at Butler Field. The Ranger Bulldogs present a sturdy foe, with a smaller squad but noted fighting spirit, promising a thrilling high school game. Tickets are available at Maxor Drug No. 2.
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Golden Sandies
Butler Field
Womble
Roach
Sandies
Bulldogs
Ranger
Eck Curtis
Maxor Drug
Florida Boxer Is Fort Worth Winner
In Fort Worth Miami featherweight Snooks Campbell won a 10 round decision over Santos Delgado of Mexico City. Bobby Ray defeated Red Wells, and John Hall beat Fred Short by knockout. Azle boxers J. D. Kitchens and Pete Regal fought to a draw.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Snooks Campbell
Miami
Fla
Santos Delgado
Mexico City
Bobby Ray
Marines
Red Wells
John Hall
Dallas
Fred Short
Azle
J. D. Kitchens
Pete Regal
Mexico
Seventh Court Proceedings Ahead in Amarillo Civil Appeals
In Amarillo the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District heard multiple cases with motions, rulings, and submissions. Cases included Vinson vs McPherson, Kinard vs Sims, and many others from Wheeler Hale Potter Terry Lubbock Castro Hall Scurry Dawson Howard and more with dates set for Nov 23 1932 and ongoing submissions.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Amarile
G. W. Vinson
Norwood McPherson
Mus
Euelah Kinard
A. E. Sims
Wheeler
L. D. Jones
Womack- Hennins & Rollins, Inc
Hale
J. C. Downing
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Potter
A. Heidenheimer
Higginbotham-Bartlett Co. Et al
Terry
B. V. Blackwell, Jr
General Motors Acceptance Corp
C. E. Fletcher
W. R. Ely
Lubbock
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Glen Dale Henderson
Gray
Panhandle Construction Co
W. C. Gilliam
Hall
Claudia Eubanks
B. B. Allen
Jones
Penick-Hughes Company
City of Stamford
Bankers Lloyds
Will Andress
Joe B. Winslett, Inc
City of
Managers Speak Before World Series Clash
New York and Chicago managers issued pre game statements. Joe McCarthy expressed confidence and high hopes for a strong showing with Ruth in good shape. Charley Grimm asserted they plan to win and aim to take the first two games before finishing at Wrigley Field.
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New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Gig Bush
Capacity Crowd Welcomes Clingman At Wrestling Card
Advance ticket sales indicate a capacity crowd for Thursday night at the National Guard Armory to welcome Otis Clingman back home. He faces Jack Purdin at 8 o clock after recent East tour success ranking top 10 middleweights and challenging Gus Kallio. Supporting bouts feature Farmer Wangers Roy Welch and Henry Thomas. Ringside seats on sale at City Drug Store Polk Street.
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Otis Clingman
Grid fronts from Southwest Texas college teams report
Texas Christian University returns to practice as Madison Pruitt o ers partial return from ankle sprain. Rice Owls coach Meagher uses LSU plays to bolster the line and scrimmage against the freshmen. Texas Longhorns prep for Centenary with focus on passing and hard drills. Southern Methodist and Texas Tech set approach with blocking emphasis ahead of Dallas game.
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Port Worth
Texas
U.P
Christian University
Madison Pruitt
Doc Sumner
Houston
Meagher
Rice Owls
Owl
Ac Torrance
Austin
Littlefield
Texas University
Longhorns
Centenary
Daniel Baker
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodists
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Bush depth charts Babe Ruth meet ahead of World Series
Henry McLemore reports Cubs pitcher Guy Bush prepares for the World Series in New York. Bush expresses curiosity about Babe Ruth and the Yankee Stadium atmosphere as he anticipates facing Ruth and the game’s spectacle.
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United Press
New York
Guy Bush
Guy
Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mister Bush
Damages Sought in Bone Setting Case in 108th District Court
Eugene Thomas sues E A Jones Stinnett and Clutter Draper hospital operators for 25000 dollars plus interest and costs over a 1930 injury. Jones alleges a broken leg cheekbone and nose from a fall and truck run over while employed by Panhandle Farms Inc. and claims negligent care and delayed treatment led to permanent disability. Thomas resides in Jackson County Oklahoma.
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108Th District
Eugene Thomas
E. A. Jones
Stinnett
B. F. Clutter
L. M. Draper
Clutter-Draper Hospital
Berger
Jones
Panhandle’ Farms,Inc
Mangum
Oklahoma City
Thomas
Jackson County
Oklahoma
Lindsay Extends World Skeet Mark To 227 Birds
Ed Lindsay of Paris Texas extended his world skeet record at El Paso in the Far Southwest matches. He reached 227 consecutive birds before missing, surpassing the previous record of 182 by 45, as shotgun events closed and rifle pistol events were set to run through Saturday with entrants from Texas New Mexico and Arizona.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ed Lindsay
Paris
Texas
Lindsay
Far
New Mexico
Arizona
Lampe Ships Railroad To Clayton Fair
Clayton fair officials lacking amusement devices enlist Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Bill Lampe president of the Tri-State Fair arranges a miniature pleasure train to be sent from the Tri-State Fair grounds to Clayton for the Friday and Saturday event.
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Clayton, N. M
Amarillo
Mr. Lampe
Yso
Tri-State Fair
Clayton
Lookouts Crowned Dixie Champions After Thriller
Chattanooga Lookouts win Southern Association title by a narrow margin as Beaumont mounts late charge. McColl limits Exporters to five safeties. Lookouts collect 12 hits with six doubles and key rallies in the fourth and fifth innings to seal a 7 to 3 victory in Beaumont.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Lookouts
Dixie
Mountaineers
Beaumont
Texas
Lookouts
McColl
Kingson
Easterling
Bonowitz
Gill
Reese
Bolton
Kingdon
Goldstein
Schultz
Travis
Boss
Pasch
Holleys
Benton
Collier
Reiber
Edwards Beats Poulos In Topeka Wrestling Match
Billy Edwards of Dallas defeated George Poulos of Louisville in a 19 minute bout. Hans Seibert of Holland won over Billy McGuin of Gainesville Texas in 5 minutes. Tiger Kennedy of Dallas defeated Sailor Johnson of Los Angeles in 7 minutes.
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Topeka
Eas
Billy Edwards
Dallas
George Poulos
Louisville
Hans Seibert
Holland
Billy McGuin
Gainesville
Tex
Tiger Kennedy
Sailor Johnson
Los Angeles
Sturdy foes face champs in Salem match play
Mrs Glenna Collett, dominant in women s golf, meets Eddis of Toronto in the second round at Salem Country Club as 32 players begin match play for the national title. Ware stands out with a perfect 63 in the opening round while Quier battles Van Wie as Quier and English face near neighbors.
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Peabody
Mass
Glenna Collett
Helen Hicks
Buffalo
Eddis
Toronto
Salem Country Club
Karl F. Scheidt
Norristown
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Edith Quier
Haverford
Maureen Orcutt
Leo Federman
Lakeville
N.Y
Enid Wilson
Grace English
Lynnfield
Fans wait all night in rain to buy series tickets
Forty seven fans camped outside Yankee Stadium in a light rain at 7 AM awaiting entry for World Series tickets. Bill Cunningham of Kansas City held first position at entrance A after a weeklong vigil, sleeping on car cushions and sheltering under an umbrella.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Bill Cunningham
Kansas City
Burglary Suspects Held After Longview Theft
Amarillo police hold Lessie Meekins and N H Flowers on burglary charges for Sheriff Martin Hays of Longview. Officers found them with several suits and other apparel identified as stolen September 8 in Longview.
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Hel
Lessie Meekins
N. H. Flowers
Amarillo
Martin Hays
Longview
Drizzling Skies Mark Opening of 1932 World Series
New York hosts the 1932 World Series opener between the Yankees and Cubs under light rain. Babe Ruth headlines the event as Guy Bush and Charlie Ruffing take the mound for Chicago and New York, with 50 000 to 55 000 fans expected.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
U.P
Baseball
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Cubs
Guy Bush
Chicago
Charlie Ruffing
Rufus
Yankees
Bush
Babe Ruth
Charley Grimm
Great Man of Baseball
Youth and Speed Win for Newark Bears
Newark Bears overpower Minneapolis Millers 11 to 0 in the opening game of the little world series as Col Ruppert’s club relies on youth speed and vitality. Bears take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven and set up another game that night to extend the series.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Bears
Minneapolis Millers
Jacob Ruppert
Bears
al Mamaux
Nine Scarlet Fever Cases Under Quarantine in Amarillo
Dr. Benjamin M. Primer reports nine scarlet fever cases under quarantine in Amarillo. He notes it is a seasonal rise and urges parents to keep children home if sore throat fever or discharge occurs and to call a physician if symptoms persist. Six cases are in the San Jacinto district.
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Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo
Primer
San Jacinto
Majors Fail to Draft as Minor Leagues Protest
New York report notes major league clubs did not use their draft privilege, easing minor league objections to losing top players for low prices. At the annual draft, four class AA players were selected, including Homer Peel enticed by the Giants from Columbus after a Houston Texas League showing in 1942. Wisconsin athletic winners get complimentary football tickets.
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New York
New York Giants
Homer Peel
Columbus
Houston
Wisconsin
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J. R. Corbett
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Cleghorn
Corbett
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Simms Oil Company
T. E. Rutledge Et Ax
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A. H. Schrock
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T. C. Shepard
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M. E. Risk
City of Shamrock
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Fowler
Fillmore
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Henry McLemore
America
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Jefferson
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Globe-News
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Dixie Champs
Associated Press
House of
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Chandu
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Henry Ansley
Russell Stationery Co
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Mission Texas
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