Inutie Shane Leads Individual Scoring in Women’s Bowling
The Second Annual Women s City Bowling Tournament concluded at Louie s Alleys with Shane leading in individual scores. Shane won Class A singles with 542 and All Events with 1595, while Ginger Millard led Class A doubles and the Powers Sporting Goods team won the team title 2431 to 2420.
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Inutie Shane
Louie's
Jimmy Shane
Oklahoma City
Jimmie
Miriam Scudders
Morning News
Ginger Millard
Lubbock
Powers Sporting Goods Company
Amarillo
Builders’ Supply
Powers Sports
Builders’ Supply Tr
Pampa
State “Theater
McClanahan
Regents, Inc
Caraway's Markets
Modern Pharmacy
Standard Food
Reubenstahl
Hegner
Simpson
Peters
Parkinson
Thornton
Shane and
Wagner
Nutter
Dorris
Shaffer
Rhea
Eckert
Mahon and Murphy
Weeks and Hegner
King and Gaines
Shane
Murphy
Rieger
King
Weeks
Reeves
Ladd
Rhea and
Gaines
Cogdell
Mahon
Harris
Reams
K. Voge
Cascarelli
Tucker
Johnson
Rollins
Lynch
Glover
Ely
Russell
Ricks
Tolzien
Page
Sullivan
Mills
West and Reams
Forister
Bennett and Hill
Scudders
Hines
Cox and Sullivan
Zimmerman
Millard
Houck
Reagan
B. Vogel
Rollins and Foster
West
Forrister
Bennett
Hill
Whittle
Cox
Wheatley
Thompin
Greg Rice Wins Three Mile Record at Madison Square Garden
The crowd roared as Greg Rice ex Notre Damer set a new world best for three miles in 13 minutes 52.3 seconds at Madison Square Garden. Taisto Maki and Allan Tolmich also starred with notable marks while Paavo Nurmi and Gene Venzke drew cheers without winning.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Greg Rice
Notre
Taisto Maki
Paavo Nurmi
Gene Venzke
Paavo
Old Paavo
Wenske
Chuck Fenske
Walt Mehl
Wisconsin
Ralph Schwarkkopf
Michigan
Fenske
Schwarzkopf
Rice
Don Lash
Maki
Willie Ritola
Local Event Figures Lead Incomplete Summary
Partial OCR fragment lists names and numbers: Lynch and Kaufman Williams with three-digit codes and event totals for All Events Cox and Whittle. No clear narrative, date, or location provided.
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Lynch
Kaufman
Williams
Cox
Whittle
Nurmi Tops Crowd in Madison Square Garden Tribute
Six world records fell at Madison Square Garden as Paavo Nurmi, 42, received a standing ovation while former rivals and current stars chased records. The Finnish legend ran a solo five-lap showcase before Taisto Maki and Greg Rice battled in the three mile, with Nurmi clocking praise rather than time.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Greg Rice
al Blazis
Allan Tolmich
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Paavo
Taisto Maki
Rice
Notre Dame
Maki
Fina
Press Box notes Budge favors open tennis tourney stance
Press reports Bill Budge the famed tennis star traveled with Elwood Cooke and Sarah Fabyan to Amarillo for lunch before Christmas in 1939. He discussed the sport's future, predicting no single amateur dominates and praising upcoming players while noting his love of air travel and drums.
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Don Budge
Elwood Cooke
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Budge
Amarillo
TWA
Los Angeles
Braniff
Atlanta
Riggs
Perry
Vines
McNeill
Cooke
Schroeder
Gladwin
Stoefen
Wimbledon
British Tennis Center
Courthouse Records and Transfers Highlight Local Property Deals
Property transfers list several deeds including L. B. Shaffer to Mrs. L. J. Deadwiley and Velma Maxwell to Laura Laverty, with amounts from $125 to $17,000. Also noted are transfers among firms and individuals, car registrations for multiple vehicles, and filings within local subdivisions.
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L. B. Shaffer
Mrs. L. J. Deadwiley
Texas Pl
B. A. Taylor
Gowin
Saline Gooch
F. A. Cleghorn
Hylands
Clara K. Randall
E. J. McCartt
Plemons
Quincy Ford
H. C. Hildebrand
Val. An
W. W. Williams
Bel
Prk
F. W
Jesse
Inv. Co
Wolflin
E. H. Klein
Inv. Syndicate
Gowin Ad. Panhandle Shr. Co
Bank
Chevrolet
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Ford
M. L. Kline
Nash
F. R. Bush
Pontiac
J. F. Stovall
Buick
Tom A. Glair
Belleview
Divyn
Jack Whise
Tennessee
Harry Greer
Travis
Plymouth
GC. C. Huhne
Ong Street
Dodge
H. H. Cox
van Buren
Mrs
Edgar Bird
Notre Dame man to coach Florida
Thomas J. Lieb former Notre Dame grid star and Loyola Los Angeles coach from 1930 to 1939 will become Florida head football coach on April 15 succeeding Josh Cody who resigned to join Temple University as line coach in Philadelphia.
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Gainesville
Fla
Thomas J. Lieb
Notre Dame
Loyola University
Los Angeles
University of Florida
Josh Cody
Florida
Temple University
Philadelphia
Grapefruit League Standings Shake Out As Week Tests Roll
Indians win five games last week while Giants post five wins in six as Pirates go four of five on tour. St Louis Browns pace grapefruit play with nine wins in the three week stretch amid mixed records for other clubs.
Fort Wayne Team Wins National Catholic Prep Title
Big Ed Stanczak led Central Catholic High School Fort Wayne to a 35 to 33 victory over St Michael of Santa Fe New Mexico in Loyola University gym. He sparked a fourth quarter rally and scored the decisive goal in the final minute to clinch the championship.
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Chicago
Big Ed Stanczak
Central Catholic High
Fort Wayne
Ind
Big Ed
Loyola University
Stanczak
St. Michael of
Classified Help Wanted and Lost Item Note
Short, mixed notices include several help requests from colored and non colored individuals seeking employment in domestic or yard work in Amarillo Texas. Entries mention maid duties, cafe or grocery work, yard painting, references, and a lost brown coin purse with four one dollar bills near a light office location.
Training Camp Briefs from the Grapefruit League
In Bisbee Cubs weigh exit of Bill Nicholson though he hits two homers against the White Sox. Greenberg drives seventh Grapefruit homer as eye stays sharp. Phillies rout Rochester 6 1 with new lineup zest. Pirates back Waners as Frisch holds line. Radcliff shines for St Tous Browns with three hits. DiMaggio heats up for Yankees eight hits in 12 at bats all extra base.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Nicholson
White Sox
Lakeland
Fla
Hank Greenberg
Miami Beach
Philly
Rochester
Doc Prothro
Moe Arnovich
Merrill May
Ed Levy
Joe Marty
Phoenix
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul
Lloyd
Philadelphia Athletics
Pirates
Waners
Frankie Frisch
San Antonio
St. Tous Browns
Rip Radcliff
Chicago White Sox
Toledo Mudhens
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Results of Bowling Leagues
Ten cadets were present when the United States Military Academy at West Point opened on July 4 1802. The brief note records early attendance and marks a historic opening date for the academy.
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United States Military Academy At
West Point
Louis Paid Eighty Dollars For Second Fight Rounds
Joe Louis earned $80 for each of the 224 seconds he fought Johnny Paysa n. The roundup notes the sport headlines of the day with references to players, managers, and prospects, including Giants, DiMaggio, and other boxing and baseball figures, and sports schedule snippets.
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Eddie Brietznew
York
Joe Louis
Johnny Payschek
Miami
Bill Terry
Giants
Coral Gables
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Bop
Conn
Lee Savold
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Texas
Potter County
E. T. Alsup
A. D
M. J. R. Jackson
Upton Jones
FE. T. Alsup
Ellen H. Jones
Arrow Dart
Blackburn West Texas
Indians
Ben Smith
Texa
W. R. Armstrong
White House
Washington
Paramount Recreation Club
Billiards
Snooker
Eagle Bidg
Courthouse Records
N. Fillmore
Gotham Whips
Judson Bailey
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis Cards
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Senators
Buccaneers
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Browns
Inter Ttra
St. Louis Browna
Detroit Tigers
Afi
Philadelphia A’e
Boston Bees
Santa Fe
Connie
Tack
Madison Street
Faith Wisdon
General Delivery
Amarillo, Texas
W. Llth Avenue
Louie's Alleys
Commercial League
Women's Sooner League
C. Cola
Speer Drug McSwain
Blanton
Wss
Buckley
Tolmien
Finkien
Ian
Blind Teeeetes
White
Hawkins
Gartung
McClanahan Service
McMinn
Partney
Hobson
Ross
Meyer & Meyer
Blanka
City Market
Meyer
Cascarelli Tet Bereees
Universal “Carloading Co
Haxthausen
Major League Sutton
Pinkney Sunray Parker
Laughlin
Whittaker
Schecher
Cain
Sir Grimes Vee
Les
Barry
Hankison
Speer
Pearson
Singleton
Werrick
Taylor's Market
Carter
Tower
Reagan-Thomson Rogers
Ssparks Eee
Kimble Supply
Dowell
Paulk
Conroy
Dalby Motor Freight Coker
Baker A Pean
Farwell Opees
Jackson Tenons
Crews Teen
Don Herring
Princeton
Herring
Zeke Bonura
Old Fox
Clark Griffith
Bonura
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
Dominic DiMaggio
Brother Joe
Brother Elmer
Houston
Daffy
Lorenzo Pack
McCoy
Cullenine
The
Havana
St. Louis
Birmingham
Ala
Boston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Brooklyn
Detroit
Philadelehia
Toledo
Hermosillo
Mex
Uni
Gatlin Glass & Paint Company
FHA Loans
SEARS
Glenmore Silver
Uma
IN Price
Glenmore
Kentucky
OSTHL
EOS
Eartles OY
Glenmore Distilleries
Swensborno
Glenmore Distilleries Co
Limes
Louisville
Owensboro, Ky
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