Boxing card offers 14 bouts in Amarillo tournament
Tonight at the National Guard Armory 14 fast fights crown eight Globe News Blue Jacket AAA champs who will advance to the Southwestern AAU tournament in Dallas and then the National AAU in San Francisco. Ringside tickets 60 cents available at City Drug Store with reservations for tonight’s card.
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Boxers Compete for Dallas Trip in Armory Fights
Boxers in the Blue Jacket meet faced even odds in last night’s Golden Gloves event held at the Armory. Nearly all wins came by decision with two knockouts and two technical knockouts, as champions of eight weights earned expenses paid trips to Dallas and blue jackets. Notable results include Fincher of Adrian stopping Wayne Butler in 45 seconds and Fincher winning the Golden Gloves middleweight title for the Amarillo district. Chuck Inman of Amarillo defeated Virgil Counts by TKO in the second round, while A L Parkhill of Dumas kayoed Charles Bousman late in the third.
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Masters Tourney Proves Again Terrific Pace of Modern Golf
Grantland Rice notes the Masters at Augusta shows golf in fast form with Guidahl nine under par and Snead eight under. Guldahl’s 260 yard shot on the thirteenth is highlighted as a defining moment. Sarazen’s 283 at Augusta compares to his 288 Open score, illustrating evolving standards in the sport.
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Browns Project Fifth Place Ahead Of Major Leagues
The Browns expect to finish fifth, ahead of the White Sox Athletics and Senators, in a round of boxing notes and results. Duke nerve-racking welterweight bout Parkhill floors Bousman in rounds one two and three. Ted Johnson edge Montoya in a fierce title bout. Other fights listed with multiple Amarillo and Portales fighters securing decisions.
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Syracuse football game eyed as world's fair feature
AW NUTS reports Connecticut athletic commission recognizes Dave Levin as world wrestling champion in Bridgeport with Gus Sonnnenberg Hartford champ amid many claimants. Town Tattle notes New York writers with the Giants and Indians. Tribe built up for let-downs. Willard and Dempsey split. Kenneth Jones comments on Van Mungo earnings. Louis and Roper flot. Columbia football woes persist. Cincinnati East Nite High School rebounds in basketball. Jimmy Braddock takes over Walter Wood and debuts as fight manager Thursday. Bankers mile Chicago billed as a foot race.
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Early finishers in golf face nerves and odds
In Augusta the article follows leaders like Burke and Snead as they finish 72 holes. Snead breaks a tournament record while Burke, anxious, watches rivals approach and wonders if the top score will hold. Also covered are Am bler, Arnovich, and a brief note on a ski race at an unclear site.
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United Press
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Tommy Armour
Chicago Fans Worried Over Dick Bartell Role
Chicago reports Richard Bartell, a high salaried ex Giants shortstop now with the Cubs, is sidelined by a rheumatic ankle. Cubs officials expect a quick return and anticipate Bartell will play a major shortstop role this season after a Los Angeles incident.
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Horned Frogs Benched as Aggies Nab Narrow 4 3 Win
Texas A and M edged Texas Christian University 4-3 to shake the Frogs pennant bid after a 5-1 opening win. Durward Horner allowed seven hits but issue wildness and errors. Texas Longhorns beat Phillies 4-1 in exhibition play. Baylor fell to Oklahoma 5-1 in nonconference action. The Methodists and Aggies set up a series at College Station tomorrow and Thursday.
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Maverick Clubs Track and Sports Results Summary
Maverick Club reports results from weight class track events and running events with Donnie Sharp Ed Phillips Alvis Grant and W P Taylor in multiple divisions. Broad jump results list Donnie Sharp Ed Phillips Elmo Chambers Bud Lilley and others. Handball winners include LeeRoy Thter and Lester Allison among several matches and referees.
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