Wayland Jackrabbits to battle Sandstorm on Saturday
Wayland college Jackrabbits travel to Amarillo to face the Sandstorm in a 3 PM tilt. The Sandies have beaten two colleges this season but both opponents were not in top form. Coach Hays expects a pep filled effort. admission is 25 and 59 cents.
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Spring Games at Memphis and Atlantic City Tourney Summary
Associated Press reports spring games across Memphis Atlanta Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Baton Rouge Nashville Alexandria Houston. Players include Huntsinger Mann Snyder Morton Riel Kolbecker Yary yan Gieveland Ace cecercid Sunset Bee Karr Smith Sewell Courtney Clark Kinnere Jen king Ehmke Ferguson Quinn Pie Jolff Decorver Ducote Mart ina Coveleskle Dowte Crowder Lundgren Lerain BrbGhm Kaw-206e Caboss Rock Jones Schhoevker Schang Trell Osborne Deberry Ash Davenport Mangum Bischoff Price Dorsey Gravenburg McDuff Swanson Stone Harris Wader Myers Barnes Berdy McCurdy.
Sandstorm joins Tate Lamet Willis Oakes on team
Lamet Willis Oakes known as Tate from the Tate club plays third base. He bats and throws right handed, is 17, weighs 130 pounds, and is in his second year on the team as a junior.
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Amarillo Players Enter Big Panhandle Checker Tourney
Amarillo will be strongly represented at the all Panhandle checker tournament in Amarillo under The Globe cup and merchandise prizes. Four to six players may represent the city including J. F. Russell Amarillo's champion and holder of The Globe Amarillo cup T Farmer runner up Claude Lenevu and Mies Norma Harris the only woman entrant. L. G. Palmer agrees to play though unable to compete in this city event. Contact The Globe sprits editor or club secretary, Mies Harris, by phone 767.
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Delaney the French-Canadian boxer eyes title shot this year
Ovila Chap Delaine, known as Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, is praised as a fast, cool, and fearless light heavyweight prospect. He stopped Georgia’s Tiger in two rounds and seeks a crack at Marty Groby or other top rivals, with plans to fight Paul Berlenbach or Gibbons, Tunney, or McTigue in May.
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Ruth Mulls Chance To Hit A Boom At Training Camp
At the Training Camps New York April Ruth mulled a chance to add to his hero portions, yesterday as a thousand enthusiastic kids watched the New York Robins defeat the Brooklyn Robins in Nashville. The Robins won 8 to 4. Urban Shocker yielded 18 hits for New York. The Glams beat the Alcupn Chicks 14 to 1 in Memphis with Guy Morton pitching. The St Louis Browns lost 0 to 9 at Birmingham, a spring setback but Joe Bush showed form. The Cardinals won 2 to 0 over the Seals in San Francisco. Curfew stays for Chicago Cablets as they head to Kansas City. The Cubs beat Oakland 4 to 3 in a tight tilt. Johnny Davenport returned to the box for Louisiana State at Baton Rouge. The Red Sox lost to the Bruins 5 to 4 in Mobile. The Braves rested in St Petersburg. the Indians fished and golfed. The Athlcties rallied in Richmond and Nineteen for 941. Kiki Cuyler starred for Pittsburgh against the Angels, and Cleveland racked up 21 hits in Atlanta. Johnny Walker and Bill Johnson released by Ty Cobb. Cleo Carlyle sent to Toronto. The Bengals meet the Reds in Augusta. the Senators face the Pelicans.
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Stockton Strips: Young Pitcher Joins Team Roster
The 19 year old pitcher from Stockton throws right handed and wears hats. A second year player in the junior class, he weighs 179 pounds. He attends at 113 West Seventh, noted alongside roller skates as part of the portrait.
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Panhandle sports scene eyed for big season turnout
Panhandle towns including Amarillo Lubbock Plainview and Clovis prep strong baseball teams as Panhandle aims for a vigorous season. Shamrock Pampa Dalhart Dalhey and other cities field amateur squads while locals push for a regional coursing association and more sporting events. Fans anticipate Wayland college versus Sandstorm. Jackrabbits explore a return to Amarillo for games.
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Reunion planned amid crowd of families and rumors
A reunion is arranged with no awkward questions as many mothers sisters wives and children attend next Wednesday afternoon at a common meeting point. The event features former players including Sled Allen Cal Purley and others, amid rumors surrounding Floyd and Clovis.
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Cardinals to Appear in City Meet Under Joe Sugden
The St. Louis Cardinals coached by veteran catcher Joe Sugden will visit Amarillo for an April 8 game against the Golden Sandstorms. The roster includes Jack Smith Max Kleck Jimmy Cooney George Toporcer Henry A. Vick Howard Froigan Walter Roettger and others with Branch Rickey guiding the club. A second event is Amarillo's first ever coursing meet at the county farm on Sunday with twenty greyhounds competing for the fastest time across burlap courses and no cash prize.
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