Athletics Slump Paints Dark Spring Picture for Pennant Hope
New York April 4 The Philadelphia Athletics under Connie Mack struggle in the pre season with a weak pitching staff and injuries. Lefty Grove is sidelined by a maimed finger and influenza while Howard Ehmke misses time for family illness and remains away in Detroit.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Philadelphia Athetics
Connie Mack
Athletics
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Lefty Grove
Howard Ehmke
Detroit
Major League Camp Notes: Tigers top Cubs in final 10 games
Detroit wins final 10 game set against Chicago Cubs 5 to 3 with Harry Heilmann homering and two singles. Chicago Cubs took eight of ten. Pirates beat Houston 5 to 4 aided by Grantham’s seventh inning homer. Other notes cover Sox 19 Des Moines 7 and Yankees lineups at Waco with Lou Gehrig.
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Harry Heilmann
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
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Houston
Jess Petty
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Lou Gehrig
University of Texas
Austin
Spuds
Branch Rickey
Hook Myres
Ralph Rose
Bisons
Pirates
Pittsburghers
Rose
Clough
Rochester
Foreman
Northwestern in Win Over Rice Owls
Northwestern University defeated Rice Institute 5 to 0 in Houston. McAleece held the Owls to four scattered hits as Northwestern gained the victory yesterday.
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Pensacola
Fla
Nick Cullop
Robins
Jacksonville
Northwestern
Rice Owls
United Press
Houston
Rice Institute
McAleece
Northwestern University
Adlerika Claim Promises Relief for Stomach Trouble
An advertisement cites Mrs. Anderson who ate only toast due to stomach trouble and nearly went crazy. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy that relieves gas from the stomach and removes old waste, enabling better meals and sleep and claiming surprise results even after other remedies failed.
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Adlerika
Colorful Vets Remain As Cobb Retires from American League
Many seasoned stars stay in major league baseball as Ty Cobb retires after 24 American League seasons with a .367 lifetime average. Tris Speaker leaves the AL for the first time since 1908 but aims to return as a manager with Newark of the International League. Walter Johnson once led the Senators from his coaching path. Twelve players have 15 years of service and seven others begin their fifteenth season on April 16.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Newark
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Texas League Camp Notes Update From Camp
Texas League notes cover trades, lineups, and workouts across cities. Fred Ankenman announces Buffs acquire Foreman from St Louis as partial payment for Reinhardt to Rochester. Wichita Falls trains for three-game White Sox series with Payne Steengrafe Wiltse named hurlers. Joe Tate knocks three hits in San Antonio practice. Dallas Steers taper workouts before Yankees game. Fort Worth Panthers rest as Detroit and Pittsburgh exhibitions approach. Chick Shiver joins Fort Worth camp from Georgia.
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Fred Ankenman
The
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St. Louis Cardinals
Art Reinhardt
Rochester
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Chicago White Sox
Galloway
George Payne
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Harold Wiltse
St. Louis Browns
San Antonio
Joe Tate
Tate
Chiefs
Braves
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Fort Worth Panthers
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Chick Shiver
Georgia University
Southernner Near Title In Women’s Meet
In the North and South Women's tournament at Pinehurst Miss Marion Turpie of New Orleans beat Helen Hicks 3 and 2 in the quarter finals to reach the semi finals where she faced Glenna Collett, the national champion, who advanced by defeating Maureen Orcutt 3 and 2.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
Turpie
Glenna Collett
Helen Hicks
Florida
Collett
Maureen Orcutt
New Jersey
7 Club Circuit to Form Hockey League Next Season
Kansas City manager William F. Grant says a seven club circuit in the American Hockey Association will form next season. Oklahoma City is virtually assured of entry, with Chicago Omaha Windsor Detroit and Wichita also under consideration for franchises.
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American Hockey Association
William F. Grant
Minneapolis
Oklahoma City
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Windsor
Detroit
Wichita
Cappo and Rivers score KOs on Legion card
Larry Cappo welterweight knocked out Patsy Pollock in three rounds and Joe Rivers featherweight stopped Don Barnett in seven rounds on an American Legion fight card in Kansas City April 1.
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United Press
Kansas
Ecity
Larry Cappo
Patsy Pollock
Joe Rivers
Don Barnett
American Legion
Hem Roid Promises Quick Relief From Piles
Doctors claim piles stem from poor blood circulation in the lower bowel and cannot be treated with cutting or salves. Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets relieve congestion and strengthen affected parts, offering a money back guarantee if not helped. Sold by City Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
Girl Scout Council Okays Camp Well and Fence Plan
The Amarillo Girl Scout council met yesterday at 4 30 pm to approve drilling a well and fencing the summer camp. Bids will be received until Thursday noon April 11, with Mrs H G Wilson handling inquiries. The council discussed housing and tenting, loan of tents for the June 10 to mid month session, and a county road to the camp now under survey six miles west of Amarillo. Mayor-Elect Ernest Thompson was made an honorary member and bids for the well and fencing will be reviewed at next Thursday meeting.
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Amarillo
Girl Scout Council
H. G. Wilson
Indian Hills Country Club
Ernest ©. Thompson
Pampa Veterans to Organize Post Tonight
Pampa post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will be organized tonight with officials from John B. Golding post of Amarillo officiating. A delegation led by Mayor-elect Col. BE.0 Thompson Col. Steve Ridings and other prominent Legionnaires will depart Amarillo at 6 o'clock for the initiation. J. B. Lillibridge will preside at the installation ceremony. The post has 26 charter members and a banquet and special program will honor the Amarillo visitors. Local veterans urge strong attendance.
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Pampa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. Golding
Amarillo
Col
BE. 0. Thompson
Steve Ridings
J. B. Lillibridge
Pampa Post
Funeral for J W Cantrell at 3 Today
Funeral services for J W Cantrell 54 former superintendent of the Potter county farm who died at his farm home south of the city yesterday will be held from the San Jacinto Methodist church at 3 this afternoon. Burial will be in Llano cemetery. Pallbearers are Burton Roach Carl Hill W M Gouldy Sam B Motlow Ray C Johnson and Wiley Pollard. Cantrell who lived in the Panhandle 24 years served 14 years as county farm supervisor. He is survived by one son and three daughters all of Amarillo.
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Potter County
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Griggs Chapel
Llano Cemetery
Burton Roach
Carl Hill
W.M. Gouldy
Sam B. Motlow
Ray C. Johnson
Wiley Pollard
Mr. Cantrell
Panhandle
Amarillo
Appeal Notice Filed After Jurors Questioned in Ross Jackson Case
Ten of twelve jurors testified on a motion for new trial but Judge Henry S. Bishop overruled the motion and entered notice of appeal. No new irregularities were found, affidavits lacking sufficient evidence for a new trial. Jackson faces two years in prison for liquor law violations.
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Henry S. Bishop
Bishop
Jackson
College Baseball Results Roundup
In yesterday’s college baseball action Colgate lost 4 to 5 at Virginia in 13 innings. Princeton fell 9 to 10 to William and Mary in extra innings. Holy Cross defeated Richmond 22 to 2. Boston College posted a 5 to 7 result and Georgetown also played.
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University of Virginia
Princeton
William and Mary
Holy Cross
University of Richmond
Boston College
Georgetown
Three to Face Hedley Death Trial in April
Bert Hall Joe Dunwoody and Jimmie Brown were ordered to stand trial in Clarendon district court on April 15 for the murder of J Ritchey during an attempted burglary at a Hedley store. Hedley night watchman was killed. Hall and Dunwoody are jailed in Potter County and Brown in Donley County Jail. A fourth suspect remains at large.
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Cowboy) Hall
Joe Dunwoody
Jimmie Brown
Clarendon
J. Ritchey
Hedley
Hall
Dunwoody
Potter County
A. J
Brown
Donley County
Plea Filed to Reconsider Fine in McGrath Case
A motion petitioning Judge Henry Bishop to reconsider a $5 contempt fine against D. E. B. McGrath, former assistant district attorney, was filed this morning by Maj. E. A. Simpson. Judge Bishop took the matter under advisement with no decision yet. McGrath may appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals if denied.
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Henry
Lutherans Open Texas District Triennial Conference
About 150 pastors and teachers of the Texas District Missouri Synod Lutherans gathered in Austin for a five day triennial conference. Rev J W Begnken of Houston presides with speakers including Rev W H Bowie Rev A E Moebus Rev L Heinemeier Rev H Schmide Dr H Stadtmann and Prof C Mueller. Mayor P F W McFadden and Walter E B Long welcomed the visitors.
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Houston
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Lutheran Concordia College
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Walter EB. Long
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Queen Mary Waits While Store Clerk Fumbles Change
Queen Mary visited a small Bognor shop to buy sand toys for Princess Elizabeth. A child clerk, recognizing her, served her as a lady-in-waiting offered a pound note. The cash register lacked enough change, causing a delay while staff hurried for the needed coins.
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Rope Knot Expert Clifford Ashley Celebrates 3000 Techniques
New Bedford Massachusetts April 4. Clifford W. Ashley of this city displays an enormous knot repertoire. He has devised approximately 3000 sailing and rope knots, far exceeding any published work. Ashley has expanded his hobby to dozens of twist patterns, claiming a prolific legacy in knot tying.
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New Bedford
Masa
Moody vetoes rerouting road bill in Texas
Governor Moody vetoed the highway rerouting bill on April 4 just before midnight, denying county commissioners court consent is needed before the state highway commission can reroute roads from towns with populations of 200 or more. He also vetoed separate measures placing motor trucks under railroad supervision and allowing non commercial sand and gravel use at Corpus Christi for grade raising.
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Corpus Christi
Slayer of Pastor Is Freed on Bond
Love Wilson is released on a $2000 bond after a judge refused a new trial in the killing of Rev. Fount Wallace of Troup Texas. Wilson announced appeal to the court of criminal appeals and has ninety days to perfect it. He left for home after posting bond. Wallace was a Baptist preacher shot outside a Troup drug store last April 16.
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Texas
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Troup
J. R. Warren
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London Stores Vast Trove of Art Treasures
London hosts a treasure room of priceless art and jewels in a dense district. The report cites a Grand Duchess Anastas ie rose diamond brooch valued at 700000, along with exhibitions at Burlington House and London’s Doric collections totaling hundreds of millions.
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Anastasie of
Ropein
Landowne House
Burlington House
Pimples Vanish Quick with Invisible Zemo Remedy
In a surprisingly short time Zemo clears pimples itching rashes and blemishes. The antiseptic liquid, advertised as odorless and invisible, is claimed to relieve kerexma and skin irritations instantly with strong calls to action for purchase.
Treasures of Britain Costly to Replace
The Elgin Marbles and other royal collections are valued at hundreds of millions. The British Museum and major galleries hold priceless works worth tens to hundreds of millions, including Crown Jewels and armor. Public access is free, and none of the national pieces are insured, due to irreplaceability and high insurance costs. Mayfair houses also hold multi‑million pound art collections.
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Tower of London
Topf
Mayfaly
Lord Elleamere
Bridgewater House
Heals Eczema In 7 Days or Less
A surgeon's prescription offered by drug companies claims Moone's Emerald OS cures eczema and skin diseases quickly. It promises relief from itching, sores, and rashes with a safe, original bottle available at modern drug stores and supplied by Post Office Drug Co and Fox Drug Co.
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Moone
Post Office Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Lindbergh and Anne Expected in Texas Today
United Press reports that Charles A Lindbergh and his fiancée Anne Morrow were expected to fly through San Antonio on their Texas route toward Palestine. Airport officials said plans to refuel briefly in the city were possible en route to connections for the next leg of their journey.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas Air Transport
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mias Anne Morrow
Thiv City
Palestine
Texas
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Flyer
Brownaville
Gardiner Aire
Miks Morrow
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