Longhorns Ready for Thanksgiving Showdown with Aggies
Texas coach Sack Cheyney praised the Longhorns fitness after a muddy practice with Bill Pitser top pitching talent guiding a scrimmage against freshmen impersonators of the Fighting Fanness. Texas seeks a win over rival Texas A. and M. to salvage a dismal season as 15 more players are listed for the next clash in chilly, clear conditions.
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Walton Launes
Romer Tipson
Jay Arnold
Irvin Gilbreath
Wey Sheridan
Pitter
Hite Weer
Todd Ready to Play Against Longhorns
At College Station on Thanksgiving eve 1930s Texas A and M prepared to meet Texas Longhorns in rain and cold signal drills. Coach Homer Norton announced Dick Todd, sophomore back, would play despite a head injury from SMU, though he would not be in top form.
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Southern Methodist
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Teddy
Clifford and McCall on TCU injury List
Fort Worth reports confirm two injuries from last Saturday's game with Rice. Sophomore Fat Clifford has two broken bones in the left foot and is out for the season. Scott McCall has a swollen left knee from an old injury and may play sparingly. Harrel and Blackmun are adjusting positions as Wront Romney can fill alternate back roles.
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Houston
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Dutch Meyer
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Matty Bell Doubts Mustang Chance Against Texas Christians
TALLAS NOV. 24 News quotes Matty Bell Southern Methodist coach saying SMU has no chance to beat Texas Christians. Bell notes Bam Baugh will execute his plan and states prevention differs from prediction as Mustangs scrimmaged against the freshman squad.
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Baugh Leads Heisman Talk Amid Coast Support and Critics
The Downtown Athletic Club reports Sammy Baugh drawing strong votes from the Southwest as Santa Clara looms undefeated, with Ed Goddard and Yale’s Larry Kelley among expected Eastern contenders. The piece notes Baugh’s post-season shine and includes colorful sidebars on Coach Abe Martin and boxing reforms.
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New York
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Sammy Bough
Santa Clara College of California
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Weisman
Texas Christian University
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Baylor-Texas Christian clash without star sprague
In the latest update from the Methodist camp, insights indicate that Baylor will face Texas Christian without key back Johnny Sprague due to a back injury. Bell noted that Sprague missed Monday drills and is uncertain for the traditional showdown.
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Johnny Sprague
Arkansas Drills for Tulsa Game
Arkansas football coach Fred Thomsen led practice focusing on Tulsa defense and Hurricane formations, aiming to counter Tulsa’s power offense after watching Tulsa on Saturday. Freshmen showed progress in implementing defensive schemes and offensive counterplans. Clancy retires from NHL play after 19 seasons as a strong defenseman.
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Fred ‘Thomsen
Tulsa University
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Tulsa
Arkezsans
Oxlahomans
Bowerhouse
Hanson Resigns as Syracuse Head Coach After Poor Season
Syracuse University coach Vic Hanson, after seven years and a disastrous season finishing one win in eight, announced his resignation following a late hour conference with Acting Chancellor William P. Graham. Hanson, a former All-American at Syracuse, said the resignation was for the best interests of the university and his future.
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Lufkin
Don Martin
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Syracuse
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Syracuse University
Wiliam P. Graham
Hanson
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Graham
Orange
Government orders edible game ban over lead poisoning risk
Nov. WannisGiox reports a government action amid a lead poisoning scare after ducks died from ingesting lead pellets. Dr. BJ Shil Unger of the biological survey proposes a solution by adding magnesium to the lead to reduce hazards, while further tests are planned to separate the lead in water and in a duck’s system.
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Biological Survey
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Danepa
Champs in Van of League Goalers Race Tightens
The International Cabinet defending champions sit atop the Commercial Basketball League standings Tuesday, with Sabina Brewers a notch back after a decisive 316-320 win over Binger’s Phar Macy. The Brewers grabbed second by handing Duncan Field Pliers their first loss, as Dietzel led Salinas with 13 points and Wiggins supported the attack.
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Commercial Basketball League
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Chinky" Flore
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Asher
Sullivan
Grimzinger
A Harris
Williamson
Branunetier
Guerrere
Mrs Brooks to Judge Los Angeles Toy Show
Mrs. Murray B. Brooks, noted toy dog judge and Pek ing breeder, travels from Des Moines to Los Angeles to judge the toy specialty show this weekend. She recently judged in Des Moines, exhibited in Peoria, and her champion Whitworth Beau Michael won the toy group with Maytag, a Pekingese valued at about 2000 dollars. her champion Little Visier won best Pomeranian.
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Los Angeles
Brooks
Reds to Train in Florida for Spring Camp
Cincinnati Reds general manager Warren Giles announced the team will hold spring training in Florida next season. The move replaces Puerto Rico as the base due to a large rookie contingent expected on the Reds roster.
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Mrs Shires Wins Divorce From Art Shires
Mrs Retty Greenbaum Shires was granted a divorce from Art Shires former baseball player in Chicago. She testified he hit home runs during their Harrisburg stay and the judge ruled he must support their four year old son Charles if he returns to Chicago. Shires has retired from the diamond and now referees wrestling in Texas.
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Art Shires
Fight Results By the Associated Press
Chicago fighters Tuhlinsky and Baie traded decisions while Greb and Sauber scored wins in misc bouts across cities. Other results include Pastore stopping a Brooklyn contender, Sancini outpointing Vaughn, Jettra knocking out Sippy Allen, Speizal winning in Miami, and Clark knocking out Billy Rosen amid a wide slate of matches nationwide.
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Atlanta
Football Officials Plan Annual Party at Gun ter Hotel Mondnight
Members of the Bouthvest Texas Football Officials association met at the Gun ter hotel Mondnight to arrange their yearly event. Claude Kellam, the president, named Earle English Harold Winters and Paul Hehn- Camp to a committee to organize the affair for next Tuesday night.
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Deer named Billy guides mail and attends funeral
In Weimar a young buck nicknamed Billy befriends Kohleffel family and mail carrier Green. The deer retrieves mail daily from a box near the farm and accompanies the family to a funeral, behaving quietly after delivering items. Local residents comment on Billys unusual, affectionate routine.
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ISMU Schedules Coast Game for 183
Los Angeles November 24 1937 SMU will play California on the coast. UCLA Bruins were noted for November 20 1937 and the schedule was announced today.
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Southern Methodist University of Texas
University of California
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Starting Problems Face Harness Men in New York Sales
New York harness racing circles focus on the Old Glory sales beginning today with about 215 trotters and pacers, yearlings and proven performers, as the Trotting Horse Club of America tightens starting rules. The auction could yield near 200000 dollars over three days, with Me Mumlwyn stallion tipped as a high seller. Lewis Back in U S A reports the light heavy champion may defend his title after London victory and a possible bout with Jork McAvoy.
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London
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Normandie
Jork McAvoy
Greenlee
New Braunfels Race Entries
A crowded New Braunfels race card lists eight races with purses ranging from 60 to 80 dollars. Entries include Bundy Mite, Dixie Lass, March Way, Frisky Maid, Telones, Pete Blues, Saurian, Judge ment, Verdant Son, Nell Snelling, Morvue, and Marm eignette among numerous 2 to 4 year old thoroughbreds with various weights and assignments.
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Broedmner
Lownfall
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Nell Snelling
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Wesly
Comal Selections 4 Cub Ad Writer Offer
Local ad booklet touts faster article and pet recovery via Light Class stir d ad and free announcement over KTLA Dial F 1234 for adwriter services featuring a mix of quirky names and brand references.
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New Braunfels Opens Fair Track Races This Afternoon
New Braunfels closes business this afternoon to attend the opening races of Comal county fair track seven day meeting the first since pari mutuel wagering began in Texas. A half holiday is declared for the event. The track is wet and expected slow for the eight race card. E Groves presiding steward A Hentie associate steward FL Staats general manager O H McMillan racing secretary as well as Blarter.
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Villanova to Meet Auburn in Havang Festival Game
Villanova College will play Auburn in the Havang festival football game in Havana on New Year’s Day. The invitation came from Carlos L. Henriquez Tr, sports commissioner in Havana, and was accepted by Maurice Guppery Smith, Wildcats coach, after Auburn received permission from the Southeastern Conference to engage in the post season game.
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