Sandie-Poly Parrots lineup hints for tomorrow's clash
Coach Howard Lynch plans to name the starting lineup after this afternoon's final drill as Sandie-Poly Parrots prepare for the Butler Field fight. Uncertainty surrounds positions, but one certainty remains a substitute ready to step in if needed. The article also notes Texas teams in football and boxing events, including West Texas State at Arizona State and a Maverick Club weigh-in ahead of a clash with Clarendon Junior High, plus boxing results and theater showings.
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Howard Lynch
Sandie-Poly Parrots
Butler Field
Lynch
Maverick Club
Mavericks
Clarendon Junior High
Texas Wesleyan Defeats Oklahoma City University 19 to 0
Johnny Hunter the Texas Wesleyan freshman fullback starred with three touchdown passes and a point after, guiding TWC to a 19 0 victory before 14000 fans. The win showcased a strong passing display as Hunter led 261 passing yards on 19 of 38 attempts while OCU struggled offensively.
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Texas Wesleyan
Rams
Oklahoma City University
Goldliues
Iron Men
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech
Johnny Hunter
Fort Worth
Texas Wesleyan College
TWC
Hunter
OCU
Goldbugs
Bugs
Marberry Shuts Nashville As Cats Take Opening Dixie Series Lead
Fort Worth won 6-2 to grab a one game edge in the Dixie Series behind Fred Marberry who threw his famed nothing ball. He went 4-for-4 at the plate, and the Cats outslugged Nashville 14-? in support. Ray Starr may start for Fort Worth with George Jeffcoat likely for Nashville tonight.
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Fort Worth Cats
Nashville
Vol
Reds
Cardinals
Tenn
Fort Worth
Fred Marberry
Marberry
Bob Linton
Ray Starr
Vols
Larry Gilbert
George Jeffcoat
Mike Martynik
Frank Metha
Archibald Favored in Featherweight Title Bout
Joey Archibald of Pawtucket is a 2-1 favorite to defend his featherweight title against Harry Jeffra of Baltimore in a 15 round bout in Washington. The fight, postponed from Sept 11 due to Archibalds eye cut, is now set with the injury healed.
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Archibald
Washington
Joey Archibald
Pawtucket
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Schoolboys Top Games Highlight Inter-District Showdowns
The Associated Press notes Texas schoolboy football sees 42 undefeated teams with 56 games on schedule this week. Key clashes feature Odessa Austin El Peso, Fort Worth Poly Amarillo, Gainesville North Side Fort Worth, Corpus Christi Waco, and Austin Reagan Houston as district battles shape the season as teams enter October.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Odessa- Austin
el Peso
Fort Worth
Poly-Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Hillsboro
Cleburne
Athens
Tyler
Texarkana
Gladewater
Plainview
Borger
Central
Oklahoma City
Pampa
Poly
Amarillo
Lubbock
Big Spring
Wink
Midland
Cisco
San Angelo
Austin
McKinney
Dallas Tech
Greenville
Highland Park
Dallas
Forest
Odd Fellows
Corsicana
Denton
Arlington Heights
Graham
Adamson
Ranger
Stephenville
Weatherford
Mineral Wells
Paschal
Breckenridge
Kerens
Waxahachie
Bryan
Waco
Mineola
Kilgore
Marshall
Lufkin
Ennis
Mexia
Henderson
Overton
Alto
Jacksonville
South Park
Beaumont
Nacogdoches
John Reagan
Houston
Franco Espanol Academy
Mexico City
Conroe
Woodrow Wilson
San Jacinto
Longview
Port Arthur
Milby
Livingston
Sam Houston
Jeff Davis
Galveston
Vinton
Orange
Goose Creek
Pasadena
Laredo
Kerrville
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Harlandale
Jeferson
Alice
Kingsville
St. Joseph's Academy
Victoria
Robstown
Weslaco
McAllen
Donna
Brownsville
San Antonio Tech
Harlingen
Edinburg
Pharr-San Juan Alamo
Mission
San Benito
Harold VY. Ratliff
Texas
Far West
Deep South
West Texas
el Paso
North Texas
Gainesville
Masonic Home
North Side
Cieburne
Sherman
Wichita Falls
Jeff
Davis
Jefferson
Har
Seminole Name Origin Tied to Moves After 1775
The Seminole Indians gained their name after 1775 when they deserted the Creek and relocated into Florida, marking a distinct identity formed through migration and settlement.
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Florida
Derringer Hopes Reds Mates Provide Support In Crucial Game
Cincinnati pursues the National League pennant needing offense after Fiddler Bill McGee blanked the Reds 4-0. Derringer must face Curt Davis or Max Lanier as St Louis and Chicago oppose Pittsburgh in a tight pennant race.
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Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Kentucky
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Reds
Lee Gris
Som
Bucky Walters
Bill McGee
Derringer
Curt Davis
Max Lanier
McCarthy Versus National League Clashes Highlight 1930s Baseball
Grantland Rice chronicles Joe McCarthy's battles with the National League from 1930 to 1937, detailing World Series showdowns with the Cubs and Giants, key Yankee hitters like Gehrig and DiMaggio, and the evolving pitching corps as McCarthy eyes another league challenge. Dallas News also surveys a balanced Texas schoolboy football race as Interdistrict play begins.
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Joe McCarthy
National League
Joe
Cubs
Yankees
Yanks
Guy Bush
Lon Warneke
Charlie Root
Bush
Charlie Ruffing
Vernon Gomez
George Pipgras
Wiley Moore
Cub
Moore
Johnny Allen
Yankee
Gehrig
Dickey
Combs
Sewell
Ruth
Babe
Root
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bump Hadley
Fitz
Gomez
Hadley
Pearson
Ruffing
Pat Malone
Joe DiMaggio
Lazzeri
McCarthy
Cliff Melton
Red Rolfe
Myril Hoag
DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Gabby Hartnett
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Frank Crosetti
Bill Lee
Clay Bryant
Lee
Joe Gordon
Gomez-Ruffing-Hadley-Pearson
Marius Russo
Gordon
Rolfe
World Series name questions spark fan debate
New York columnist Henry McLemore questions the origin of the World Series title and whether the winner always proves the best club. He criticizes the block ticket system as unfair and costly for fans, arguing it raises prices for series games beyond a regular season.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Bailey's Beach
Tulsa
Tokyo
Timbuctoo
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Yankees
St. Louis
Yankee Stadium
Riggs Faces Tough Fight in Pacific Southwest Test
Wimbledon champion Bobby Riggs of Chicago battled for victory in Los Angeles as he faced young Filipe Ampon of the Philippines, Ampon beating Charles Hare while Riggs defeated George Toley. Helen Wills Moody and Adrian Quist won mixed doubles 6-0 6-2 over Mary Arnold and Drago Mitic.
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Riggs
Los Angeles
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Felicisimo Ampon
Philippines
Ampon
England
Charles Hare
George Toley
Helen Wills Moody
Adrian Quist
Australia
Mary Arnold
Drago Mitic
Yugoslavia
Intersectional schedule lists cross-region games
The schedule shows Central Oklahoma City at Pampa and Roswell New Mexico at El Paso High, Mexico City at Conroe, and Vinston Louisiana at Orange. This compact program outlines across regions matchups and venues.
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Canyon
West Texas State Buffaloes
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State
San Diego
Buffs
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Detroit
Bierle
Bob
Louis
State Theater
C. U
Cats
Louie
Texas Alleys
Civic League Service League
J. Kiwanis Pioneer Hotel
Conway
F. Duniven
Byrd Aieje «Fe
Haley
Kleeel
G. Duniven
Howard Badger- Greating
Rotary
Neely
Merchant
Saunders
Glover
Blind
Moreland
Brown
Draper
Bennett Nee
Lionsdale’s Men
Anderson
Simpson
Stockton
Cain Wee
Spain
Tere
H Anderson
Whee
Woorllief
Wilson Teneeee
Donelson Ten Nanee
Ifil
Tol Ross Bootaa
Cooper
Kiwanis Dixon
Hudson Wee
Ross
Allen
Liughry
Jackson Ee
Finklen Titeee
Eckert Wane
Baker Aij Ereseeee Cess
Saar
Newby
Hutson
Mort
Pryor
Crewa
Hudson
Ee Gee Commercial League
Steve van Horn Poesetdt
Linderer White's Auto
B. Russell
Johnson
Bannister
W. Russell
Wondruff
Pavillard Stteeeee
McCauley
Lucy Tee
Paulk
Robertson
Een
Phillips Pet Co
Rock Island
Golden State Pendle
Collins Pos
Shea
Hester
Denman
Henderson Ste Eee
Erhardt
Clutter
Parr Roberts
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Wadley
Ida
Olver
Smith
M. Hudson
iChapman Esia
GEO, Muehlebach Brewing CO
Kansas City, MO
Westex Beer CO
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Dler Bill
Frank McCormick
Joe Medwick
Terry Moore
Martin
Mize
Padgett
Lombardi
Marie Joe McCarthy
Grantland Rice
Nana
Wilken
Harry E. Wilken
Wilken Family, Inc
Aladdin
Scheniay
P. O
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Blenbid Kriskey. Pee Ad the Wilkin Family Inc
Iota
Blackburn Bros
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