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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1929

Page

13

Pyle Barred From Entering Trenton In Bunion Derby

Charles C. Pyle promoter of the transcontinental bunion derby faced hurdles in Trenton New Jersey with authorities refusing performance permits and a writ of attachment seizing two caravans chairs from Thomas Deming company. Belgian star Juul Cools led by 46.4 miles with 6 24 20 besting Paul Simpson who finished six hours ten minutes fifty seconds for second place.

Associated Press Trenton N. J Charles C. Pyle Pyle Delaware River Morrisville Thomas Deming Company Paul Simpson Burlington N. C Elizabeth Juul Cools

Major League Camp Notes Roundup From Spring Exhibitions

Chicago Cubs beat Detroit Tigers 6 to 1 behind Pat Malone and Charley Root in Beaumont. McKinney High School fell to Chicago White Sox 21 to 4 at McKinney. Ossie Orwell starred for Athletics in a 9 to 3 win over Jacksonville in Columbia. Red Sox shelled Buffalo 14 to 6 at Bradenton with Regan and Bigelow homering. Senators beat Tampa 7 to 2 as Archie Campbell and Ad Liska pitched well. Thevenow doubled and homered in Phillies 15 to 1 over Columbus at Winter Haven. Reds practiced in Atlanta amid concerns about Macon park safety for an exhibition. Cardinals arrived in Jacksonville for more games, Delker lauded at third. Glenn Wright rejoined Dodgers lineup at second in Miami. Babe Ruth struck three safeties as Yankees beat Mobile 8 to 1, then headed to Houston to face Pirates.

Texas Sunshine Boosts Cubs Pitchers in Texas

In Beaumont on April 2 the Cubs allowed only one run in three Texas games. They blanked Kansas City, then beat Detroit 6 to 1 for a seventh win in eight starts. Pat Malone and Charlie Root held Detroit to four hits.

Associated Press Beaumont Texas Sunshine Cub Cubs Texas Kansas City Detroit Pat Malone Charlie Root Tigers

Strangler Lewis Wins Mat Contest

Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Kola Kwarani in two falls to one to become the leading challenger for the wrestling title held by Gus Sonnenberg. Pat O Schoker, a preliminary wrestler, aided Lewis from ringside by punching Kwarani, and was arrested but released.

United Press Kansas City Ed “Strangler Lewis Gus Sonnenberg Kola Kwarani Pat O’schoker Kwarani O’schoker

Early season conditioning shapes the 1930 baseball race

Henry L. Farrell quotes managers and players on the value of starting strong. He notes the Yankees’ early lead helped by good form, while Giants in Texas train to sustain nine innings. Cubs Pirates and Tigers face travel and health factors as April play begins.

Yankees Bob Jones John McGraw San Antonio McGraw Giants Mexico Cracker Schalk Texas Florida Cubs Pirates California Tigers Athletics New York Browns

Prudhomme Aims for No Hit Summer Debut With Tigers

John Prudhomme, a Detroit right hander purchased from Toronto of the International League, is expected to deliver another perfect game. The 26 year old, six foot two, 185 pound pitcher from Shreveport, Louisiana, previously threw no hitters in 1927 and 1928 for Reading and Jersey City, finishing last year with a 19 15 record and 277 innings pitched while posting a 3.02 ERA.

Tigers John Prudhomme Detroit Prudhomme Toronto Jersey City Johnny Shreveport Louisiana

Billy Wallace Wins Technical Knockout in Philadelphia

Billy Wallace of Cleveland defeated Mickey Chapin of Scranton over seven rounds before the referee stopped the bout in the eighth. Wallace weighed 135 pounds to Chapin’s 138.

Associated Press Philadelphia Billy Wallace Cleveland Mickey Chapin Scranton Wallace Chapin

1928 Champions of Bowling Fail to Place in Tourney

Chicago April 2 The 1928 American Bowling Congress champions the Oh Henry Candys of Chicago failed to place among the ten high scorers of this year's tournament, rolling last night and knocking down 2 885 maples.

United Press Chicago American Bowling Congress Oh Henry Candys

Pro Cage Title to Cleveland Outfit

Fort Wayne Hoosiers were defeated by the Cleveland Rosenblums who claimed the world professional basketball championship last night after a decisive win in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Cleveland United Press Fort Wayne Ind Fort Wayne Hoosiers Cleveland Rosenblums

West Texas League Plans Schedule Meeting Today

West Texas Baseball league leaders meet in San Angelo to adopt the first half schedule and conduct routine business. President Dave Snodgrass said the season opens May 1. The initial schedule was announced as meeting today.

West Texas Baseball League San Angelo Dave Snodgrass

White Deer Wins Baseball Contest Over Miami

White Deer defeated Miami 15 to 3 at home on Sunday. Lefty Ledgewood starred with three hits in five tries while Cammy Terry and Cy Young pitched for White Deer. Manager Harrah announced a game against Shell Oil Co. on April 21.

White Deer Miami Lefty Ledgewood Cammy Terry Cy Young Ledgewood Harrah Shell Oil Co

Boxing Night Results Across Cities

Fights last night across Philadelphia New York Memphis Little Rock Trenton Pittsburgh and Louisville featured wins by Billy Wallace King Tut Pinky Kaufman Sammy Dorfman Chico Cisneros Joe Smallwood Andy Martin Terry Lingo and others. Several bouts ended by points with Blued outcomes and draws in Utica.

Philadelphia Billy Wallace Cleveland Mickey Chapin Scranton King Tut Minneapolis Jack Gallagher Pinky Kaufman Hartford Terry Lingo Louisville Frankie Stellmack

Foley Pills diuretic advertisement from Emporia

Mrs. J B Stevenson of Emporia endorses Foley Pills diuretic after relief from backache rheumatic stiffness and kidney bladder weakness. She claims the pills lifted clouds from her life and she is well and happy now. For sale by Randal Drug Co.

J. B. Stevenson Emporia Randal Drug Co

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