Cleveland Indians Favored to Win American League Pennant
The Cleveland Indians are predicted by baseball experts to capture the American League pennant in a close vote among eight clubs. Eighty sports writers split the poll, with Johnson’s Yankees narrowly behind Cleveland by two votes. Detroit, Boston, and Philadelphia show uneven support, while the Senators Browns and White Sox trail near the bottom.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bill Knickerbocker
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
New York Yankees
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cardinals
Giants
Yankees
Cleveland
Athletics
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Jimmie Foxx
Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Nis
Ely
Boston
Philadelpa
Chicaga
Bowling Tonight Two Big Local Matches Set
Rangers face Antelopes and Indians meet Caverns in tonight’s bowling program. Local crowd expected as teams vie for early season momentum.
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Antelopes Indians
Caverns
Santa FE League
Martini
Pixley
Carder
Morrison
Crawford
Ayers
Polley Einhaus
LaFalier
Davis
McCullough
Texans Marsh
Raymond
Hurley Aay
Tucker Ti Reeee
Klopfstein
Missionaries Seeley
Barber Jones
James Sete
Hunter
Sullivan
Schecter Cysts
Ee Ee
Navajos
Caverns Ae
Antelopes A
First Swim of the Year Brightens April at Canyon
The Canyon pool opened with ideal weather as Buffalo seniors Bill Allen and Jimmie Golston supervised. Students swam well, with many above average skills, and plan three weekly sessions on Mondays as lifeguards and instructors led the group through the first swim of the season.
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Pat Noser Canyon
Bill Allen
Jimmie Golston
Buffalo
Jimmie
Bill
Billi
Picard Wins Atlanta Metropolitan Golf Tourney
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania fired a final round 65 to finish at 209 for 54 holes winning the second annual metropolitan golf tournament in Atlanta. Harry Cooper led early but finished second at 211 with 300 prize. Byron Nelson tied for third with Horton Smith and Johnny Revolta at 216.
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Atlanta
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Harry
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Nelson
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Maverick Club No 3 Inspires Local Sports Push
A Guymon Oklahoma paper highlights Emmett Galloway promoting Maverick Club No 3 and its growing influence. The writer notes Amarillo origins, a strong local following, and plans to rival the Guymon group in various sports as croquet courts near completion.
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Guymon
Oklahoma
Emmett Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Amarillo
Youth Held in Death Case Involving Tulane Student
Sheriff H M Davis arrived to take custody of Louis Hamilton Tulane University medical student in New Orleans in connection with the death of his father Dr Fred Hamilton almost two years ago.
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New Orleans
H. M. Davis
Jena
Louis Hamilton
Tulane Univerity
Fred Hamilton
Sanborn School Declamation Contest Friday Night
Sanborn School hosts a declamation contest Friday at 7 45 p m in the auditorium for fourth through seventh grade students with cups awarded to winners in both boys and girls divisions. The Sanborn PTA sponsors prizes, with judges to be chosen this week and the event planned as an annual affair.
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Sanborn School
Sanborn School Parent- Teacher Association
Jack Vineyard
Gilbert Howard
J. P. Adams
Johnnie McMahon
Billy Andrews
Billy Evans
Charles Edvin
J. E. Diffee
Janice Dillon
Irene Scarborough
Bily Jo Reed
Shirley Brown
Anna Laura Giles
Juanita Turner
Louise Rusell
Geraldine Bosworth
Dorothy Morris
Anna Mae King
Clarice Hogan
Grace Turner
Swan Evelyn Kellum
Jewell Berry
Floy Howard
Norma Jean Carter
Josephine Branum
Jane Adamant
R. C. Andrews
Sanborn School Association
Amarillo and Lubbock Checker Teams in Play
A six man checker match is set for Sunday April 7 at Hotel Lubbock. Amarillo will field J L Payne Judge J W Culwell Alfred Nelson J L Bills Sam Celey and Wm T Smith. Lubbock’s probable lineup includes Vinson Stanphill J C Williams Sam Houtchens Otho Clendenen H L Best and Leonard Ware. Vinson Stanphill is the standout for Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Hotel Lubbock
J. L. Payne
J. W. Culwell
Alfred Nelson
J. L. Bills
Sam Celey
Wm. T. Smith
Vinson Stanphill
J. C. Williams
Sam Houtchens
Otho Clendenen
H. L. Best
Leonard Ware
Oklahoma picks Jones as new head football coach
Norman Oklahoma April 2 AP Appointment of Capt Lawrence M Biff Jones as head football coach at the University of Oklahoma was recommended to the board of regents. The university athletic council named Jones from Louisiana State University to take over the top post and asked to declare both head and assistant coaching positions vacant. The regents will meet within two weeks to consider the recommendation.
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Lewie Hardage
Bo Rowland
Jones
River Oaks Country Club tennis tourney leads first round survivors
Berkeley Bell of New York advanced to the second round at River Oaks following a 6-1 6-0 victory over Bill McGeehee of New Orleans. Wilmer Allison, the 1932 champion seeded No. 1, had a first round bye. Other results include J Gilbert Hall defeating Edward Ketchum 6-2 6-10, Hal Surface beating Robert Allen Houston 6-0 6-1, T O Ryall defeating R G Early 6-0 6-2, and Robert Bryan overcoming Jack Jones 6-2 6-3.
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Tex
U.pi
Berkeley
Bell
New York
River Oaks
Grant
George Cartwright
Los Angeles
University of Texas
Bill McGeehee
New Orleans
Wilmer Allison
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Edward Ketchum
Louisiana State University
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Robert Allen Houston
T. O. Ryall
Vancouver
B. C
R. G. Early
Texas
A. & M. College
Robert Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Jones
Long Beach
Calif
Fight Results From Fort Worth and New York Card
Henry Hooks won by technical knockout over Pee Wee Perry in the fourth round at Fort Worth. Ray Wallace stopped Cullen Williams in the third round at Houston. Billy Ray halted Redman Gunn in the third at Dallas. In New York Bobby Pacho outpointed Jodie Marks. Mike Belloise beat Johnny De Foe. Sol Romanelli defeated Mickey Barron by knockout.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Henry Hooks
Indianapolis
Pee Wee Perry
Ray Wallace
Houston
Cullen Williams
Dallas
Billy Ray
Redman Gunn
Memphis
New York
Bobby Pacho
California
Jodie Marks
Mike Belloise
Johnny de Foe
Sol Romanelli
Mickey Barron
Scranton
Panhandle Legion Meeting Attracts Wide Attendance
An all Panhandle American Legion rally drew 200 ex servicemen with 30 visitors as Carl S Brown of Washington DC spoke on national Legion functions. Attendees came from Berger Pampa Canyon Claude Dalhart Miami Perryton and Austin posts. Notable leaders Fred E Young Wynn S Goode Van W Stewart and Charles E Watkins attended with Bill Burger presiding. Also notes on overseas diplomacy and civic welfare appeared.
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American Legion
Hanson Post
Carl S. Brown
Washington, D. C
National Legion Body
Berger
Pampa
Canyon
Claude
Dalhart
Miami
Perryton
Austin
Legion
Fred E. Young
Amarillo
Wynn S. Goode
van W. Stewart
18Th District Legion
Charles E. Watkins
Chicago
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Bill Burger
Masters Tournament To Bring Sarazen and Jones Together
Augusta Ga April 2 Sarazen and Jones, two former postwar golf greats, prepare for the second annual Augusta National invitation tournament. They will play a 72 hole event starting Thursday, amid a charged rivalry with Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen practicing together and both aiming for victory.
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Jones
Augusta
Gene Sarazen
Bob Jones
Robert P. Jones
Bobby
Gene
Oakmont
Paul Runyan
Joe Louis Declines Baer Bout in Chicago April 15
Joe Louis will not meet Max Baer in an exhibition in Chicago on April 15, despite yesterday’s negotiations by Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen. Julius Black, Louis’s adviser, said Louis will not enter the ring until he is ready to challenge, and may rest him until training resumes for a June bout with Primo Carnera.
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Chicago
U.P
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Julius Black
Detroit
Louis
Baer
Black
Primo Carnera
Wrestling Results From UPI Hitthe Ring Across Cities
United Press boxing style wrestling notes list results from multiple cities. Danno O Mahoney defeated Dick Shikat by disqualification for fouling while Al Bisignano drew with Ernie Dusak. Other matches include Dean defeating Williams and several throws and draws across venues in New York Santa Rosa Dallas Stockton and more.
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Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Dick Shikat
Germany
al Bisignano
Italy
Drew
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Joe Dusek
Stanley Spolis
Pennsylvania
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
George Zaharias
Colorado
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Sun Jennings
Oklahoma
Sammy Nichols
California
Dave Levin
U S Open fields expand for 1935 golf championship
The U S Open returns to Oakmont June 6 7 8 with Olin Dutra the defending champion as 25 sectional qualifying sites expand the field to reach 150 starters. New districts Madison Greensboro Jacksonville join May 13 qualifiers while several sites shift locations to align with the larger field. Dutra aims for a fifth thousand dollar purse.
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Oakmont
United States Golf Association
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Levinsky Knocks Out Fort Worth Rival in Exhibition Bout
Kingfish Levinsky, Chicago heavyweight, knocked out Joe Rice of Fort Worth in the second round of a 10 round exhibition in Oklahoma City. Preliminary bouts saw Clyde Chastain and Moon Mullins win by technical knockout while Blackie Mitchison fell to Moon Mullins. George Brown defeated Sid Hunter in a decision.
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U.P
Kingfish Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Rice
Fort Worth
Clyde Chastain
Charley Montgomery
San Francisco
George Brown
Houston Tex
Sid Hunter
Waxahachie
Tex
Moon Mullins
Indianapolis
Blackie Mitchison
World of wild sports predictions from Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore presents a spoof of bold forecasts across sports. Giants destined for NL glory. Yankees in World Series, Campbell’s Daytona 300 on September invites. Ambers set to win lightweight title. Moody eyes American singles crown. Davis Cup in doubt. Lewis to KO Carnera. Jones in Masters top three. Cummings repeats Indianapolis. Foxx returns to first base. Braddock vs Baer in danger. Ruth to homer against Giants opener. London to be dethroned. open golf and amateur titles eyed by Bunyan and Little.
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New York Giants
Giants
Malcolm Campbell
Dayton Beach
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
la Moody
Dorothy Round
Wimbledon
Australia
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Toronto
Montreal
Babe Ruth
Braves
New York
Hubbell
Jim London
Dan O’mahoney
Paul Bunyan
Lawson Little
Mrs Moody Eyes Comeback and Movie Ambition
Helen Wills Moody, testing her health for a possible return to international tennis, says she will not turn professional and would consider acting in a tennis themed movie. She hopes to play in small tournaments first and believes amateur rules may loosen to permit movie roles in the future. She cites Suzanne Lenglen as a benchmark and notes more strong net players exist today.
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Helen Wills Moody
Queen of the Net
Petails
Helen Jacobs
Associated Press
Moody
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