Wayland Loses to Local Sandstorm in Low-Scoring Tilt
Amarillo’s Sandstorm defeated Wayland Jackrabbits 8 to 5 as Wayland committed eleven errors. Teddy Nicklaus pitched well for Amarillo with key hits from Fairy and Franks contributing to the win. Carter and Smith led Wayland with two-base hits, while the game featured solid plays by Nicklaus, Vaught, and Bassett in defense.
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John L. M'Carty
Teddy Nicklaus
Wayland Jackrabbits
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Carter
Wayland
Plainview College
Collegians
Smith
Williams- Orr
Franks
Nicklaus
Vaught
Bassett
Amarillo
J. Smith
Dye
Wayland College
Clarendon
Matador High School
Floydada
the Globe
AB. R. HW. PO
Tou Ota
R. H. PO
A. E. Vaught
Veo Te Bassett
P. Som
Uae
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Training Camp Results From Louisville And Other Cities
Summary of minor league and college results from Louisville New Orleans and Augusta featuring players Fuhr Pieniy Bradshaw Cul lop Redman Able Miller Myatt Tenny Schilling Lapan Wingo Holloway Stoner Woodall Bassler along with White Sox figures Robertson Connelly Crouse Peters and Winfield across multiple exhibition sites and lineups.
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Louisville
Boston Red Sox
Petes
Fuhr
Pieniy Ua
Bradshaw
Cullop
Redman
New Orleans
Cleveland
Cere
Able
Miller
Myatt
Tenny
Schilling
Lapan
Augusta
Ginginnatie Esses
Poe Ues
Toutous Potent
Corre Neue
Wie
May
I. Wingo
Holloway
Stoner
Woodall
Bassler
Chicago White Sox
Robertson
Connelly
Crouse
Peters
Winfield
Shreveport
Waco Cubs Rout Millers In High-Scoring Opener
Waco Cubs toppled the Minneapolis Millers 27 to 11 in the first of a two game set at Waco. Eleven home runs were hit, six by Waco and five by Minneapolis. Harris Edmondson Hanmond Wirts Bird and Morrow and Morrow credited with the win and losses respectively.
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Waco
Waco Cubs
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Minneapolis
Harris
Edmondson
Hanmond
Wirts
Bird
Morrow
Gould Claims Eighteenth National Clay Court Title
Philadelphia millionaire J Gould won the national clay court tennis championship in Boston defeating Roger W Cutter in the challenge round by scores 6 0 6 1 6 0. Cutter was overwhelmed.
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Boston
J. Gould
Philadelphia
Roger W. Cutter
Cutter
Golf Swing Adjustments for Beginners and Pros
The article discusses how beginners should check if a suggested swing fits their style. It notes some players strike down on the ball for control, while others seek distance by overspin and an upward club path. It warns that rising the club too quickly can be dangerous and stresses a proper follow through for speed and control.
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the Bell Syndicate Inc
Wichita Fights Way to Basketball Title
A Wichita, Kansas group won the national high school basketball championship by defeating El Reno Oklahoma 27 to 6 in the final round. El Reno could not score in the first half, trailing 18 to 0, as Wichita claimed top honors with strong defense and grit.
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Chicago
Wichita
Kansas Wheat Fields
Reno
Okla
el Reno
Kansans
Westport High
Kansas City
Wheeler
Miss
Dixie High
St. George
Utah
Southeastern High
Detroit
Loving Cups To Be Given Texas Spring Grid Men
Austin April 4 Large loving cups will be awarded to five men showing the most improvement during five weeks of the spring football training at the University of Texas. Each award goes to the player best at punting passing defense and two other football activities as EB J Doc Stewart leads practice with assistants Bill James Eddie Bluesstein George McCullough and Shortie Alderson guiding the group.
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Austin
University of Texas
EB. J
Doc" Stewart
Stewart
Bill James
Texas Christian University
Eddie Bluestein
George McCullough
Shortie Alderson
Fox and Hound Chases By Amarillo Motorcyclists
Amarillo motorcyclists led by F. L. Beer observe Harley Davidson Spring Opening week and stage fox and hound chases within city limits. Fox riders depart two minutes ahead. chase lasts thirty minutes with prizes for each run. Fox wins by returning to headquarters within thirty minutes unpursued. hounds win if near enough to read the fox’s number.
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Amarillo
F. L. Beer
Bandits Rob Grafton Savings Employees Elude Pursuit
April 4 report: two armed bandits held up late workers at the Grafton Savings and Loan and escaped with 11000 dollars. A citizen posse organized by the sheriff tracked them into the countryside several miles but lost the trail near Loraine. The First National Bank in Pampa is undergoing remodeling.
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Ratton
Grafton Savings and Loaniing Company
Lorain
New Mexico Military Institute Wins Duel Track Meet at Roswell
The New Mexico Military Institute defeated West Texas Teachers College 69 to 249 in a fast relay meet. Cox led with 15 points and multiple NMMI records were set in events including pole vault 11 feet 10 inches, mile run in 4 44 3 5, and 40 feet in the shot put.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico Military Institute
West Texas Teachers College
Southwestern
Cox
Institute
English
West Texas
Bass
Mitchell
Texas
Teter
Gamel
Simpson
Broadshire
Nunnele
Poindexter
Trullo
Ming
Games
Brookshire
Harrison
Turner
Exes
Evans
Eggleston
Padrone Hurt in Match Leaves for Go in Joplin
In the Panhandle Inn Tony Padrone barely escaped serious injury after Arthur Saxon trapped him with head locks. Padrone won the first fall in eighteen minutes, then regained consciousness the next morning. He planned to travel to Joplin, Missouri to wrestle Young Stecher.
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Padrone
Joplin
Anhandle
Tony Padrone
Arthur Saxon
Panhandle Inn
Saxon
Amarillo
Young Stecher
Jess Couch
Marley
Matador
Wayland College season ends early amid financial strain
Wayland College will play two final games against Clarendon College and then close the season after seven games. The team, featuring Claude LeNeveu and L G Palmer, shows potential but was defeated by Amarillo and Floydada. The piece notes local sports figures and upcoming Panhandle Checker tournament involvement.
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Wayland College
Clarendon College
Clarendon
Amarillo
Floydada
Wayland Boys
Claude LeNeveu
L. G. Palmer
J. W. Joff
Fast Second Street
J. W. Culwell
Get Acquainted With The Sandstorm Theodore Nicklaus Teddy
A senior on the team, Teddy Nicklaus nicknamed The Sandstorm pitches and bats right handed. He weighs 160 pounds and is in his fourth year on the squad.
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Theodore Nicklaus
Teddy
Omaha Takes Third Game From Houston 7 to 6
Omaha defeats Houston 7 to 6 in the final game of a three game set. West ern league club scores 7 runs on 12 hits while Houston adds 6 runs on 8 hits. Burch Lanahan and Milder provide offense for Omaha. Winkler and McCurdy handle Houston’s pitching with Mancuso in the mix.
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Omaha
Houston
United Press
Burch
Lanahan
Milder
Myers
Benge
Winkler
McCurdy
Mancuso
Sandstors Form Fresh Baseball League
Olin Dowler Moco, left field, bats right and throws right, 19, 190 pounds, second year on team, junior class. A baseball league is formed with teams from Wellington, Childress and Quanah Texas, and Hollis Mangum and Altus Oklahoma.
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Olin Dowler
Wellington
Childress
Quanah
Texas
Hollis
Mangum
Altus
Okla
Cardinals vs Amarillo Exhibition Game Draws Effort
Efforts were made to close stores and release workers to attend the St. Louis Cardinals and Amarillo Golden Sandstorm game at Gasser Park. Teddy Nicklaus will pitch against big league veterans including Eli Curtis and Skeet Gibson as rosters feature a mix of major and minor leaguers. Tickets are on sale and fan interest grows.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Amarillo
Gasser Park
Cardinals
Pleyers
Teddy Nicklaus
Eli Curtis
Bill Dawson
McLellan
Vaught
T. Curtis
Skeet Gibson
Oscar Eckhardt
Franks
Buster Kaufman
Nay Flale
Vick Poised as St. Louis Catcher for April 8 Appearance
Henry A. Vick, likely Cardinals catcher for the April 8 game in St Louis, is highlighted as a Michigan football star and baseball catcher. Once praised by Walter Camp as an all American center he later joined Branch Rickey's organization after minor league development under Rogers Hornsby. Building permits issued last week total 65390 dollars.
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Henry A. Vick
St. Louis Cardinals
University of Michigan
Walter Camp
Vick
Michigan
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Rickey
George Sisler
John Lavan
St. Louis Browns
Kansas City
Cardinals
Houston
Tourseville
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Fate's Prank Ends in Tragedy for Mrs Louise Pierce
Mrs Louise 3S Pierce of Meriden Conn and her husband Walter joined a gay party last fall tied to the mysterious death of Charles G Rogers nephew of Mrs Ogden Reid in New York society. Returning from another party he blinded by glare drove off road and struck a pole killing Louise in the crash. Rogers death remains unsolved.
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Louise
Pierce
Walter
Meriden
Conn
Charles G. Rogers
Ogden Reid
New York
Marjorie Schneider
New Haven
Rogers
Man and Woman Die in Garbage Fire at Beaumont Garage
Beaumont, April 4. Police investigate the deaths of Clege Page, 34, and Miss Sadie Lynch, 29, burned to death when a garage fire of undetermined origin destroyed the building. Firemen found the bodies among the ruins with no violence marks. Authorities think they perished trapped inside. Two other women escaped by leaping from the second story.
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Post
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Jenkins
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Bulding
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Marshall Damon
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Clara Kelly
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Panhandle Hardware
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