Van Wie and Page Set for Smoky Golf Showdown
Virginia Van Wie, 17, and Dorothy Page, a Madison Wisconsin teen, emerge as rival junior stars. Van Wie dominates Florida events and eclipses Glenna Collett’s marks in match play, while Page trains methodically under Guy Martin to build a solid technical base. Both teens eye the national title as Collett predicts a heated clash.
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Jimmy Powers
New York
Virginia van Wie
Dorothy Page
Bobby Jones
Ginny” van Wie
Florida
Ormond Beach
St. Augustine
Glenna Collett
Ormond
Miss van Wie
Glenna
Chicago
Jones
Madison
Wis
Guy Martin
Miss Collett
Dot Page
Olympia Fields
Page-Van Wie
Cobb's Advice Spurs a Fit Eating Habit in Camp Tale
Philadelphia Athletics rumor from Fort Myers says Ty Cobb advised a food loving player to run around the field five or six times daily to curb appetite. The tale claims the player now runs hard each day to eat more efficiently. Also notes Derham to Attempt Channel Swim and Chilean coach students at Michigan.
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Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Browns Seek Revenge After 4-0 Loss
In Fort Worth the Browns faced a rematch after yesterday's 4-0 defeat to minor leaguers, mustering only one hit to Fort Worth's 11 as a tense follow up. Across the league, Tigers cut roster depth, Reds had no game, Indians slated to face Pelicans, Pirates gaze to return in Cincinnati, and New York clubs enjoyed barnstorming wins.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Browns
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Karr
Miller
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Crescent City
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Birmingham
Washington Senators
Yankees
Atlanta
Uncle Robbie
Mobile
Bears
Alabama
Slices and Weight Transfer in Golf
The article explains that slices arise from improper weight transfer at impact with the weight on the right foot causing a push or an inside-out swing. It notes that proper timing of arms legs and body can correct this fault and that even top golfers suffer from slices when off form.
Amarillo Forms City League of Local Amateurs
Amarillo will host a city league of amateurs after four meetings at Russell Sporting Goods. Eight teams were represented, and another meeting is set for next Thursday with one delegate per organization. Represented groups include Western Union, Southwestern Bell, Great West Mill and Elevator, Nobles Bros. Grocery, an independent group, Santa Fe, city electricians, and post office employees.
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Russell Sporting Goods
Western Union
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Nobles Bros. Grocery Company
The
Santa Fe
Post Office
Spring dresses feature pleated printed crepe skirts
Tiers ruffles and flounces highlight spring fashion in new printed crepe dresses. All skirts are pleated to keep a slim silhouette rather than gathered, emphasizing clean lines and tailored volume.
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Tom Douglas
Many Monograms Adorn Fashion Accessories
Monograms appear on scarfs bags sweaters suit pockets hosiery and hats showcasing distinctive elegant initials as a spring style statement across wardrobes.
Walton League to Establish Game Preserve
Izaak Walton League plans a large game preserve and fish stocking at the city water site. A committee including Bob Ames Gene Howe and Lee Williams will report next meeting. If allowed the league will restock the ranch and lake with game and fish and seek a hatchery site. Bob Ames designated as delegate to Chicago national meeting April 7 8 9 with BE Martin and KE Hardin as alternates. Game Warden Egger spoke on enforcing game laws.
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Izaak Walton League
League
Bob Ames
Gene Howe
Lee Williams
Amarillo
Panhandle
Chicago
BE. T. Martin
KE. W. Hardin
Egger
Pasadena Theater Worker Delivers Community Play Talk
Miss Eloise Sterling a nationally known director and actress spoke at the Women's Athletic Club in Pasadena about the city back of its community players. She recalled the organization’s 1917 beginnings and the rise of Pasadena Tittle Theater into a leading American example.
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Eloise Sterling
Pasadena
California
Tittle Theater
Women's Athletic Club
Miss Sterling
United States
Lazzeri Fights Off Alexander In Classic World Series At Bat
In a famed World Series clash Tony Lazzeri homered off Alexander early in the frame but was retired on a strikeout later in the game as the two pitchers traded control. The veteran hurler recalls pacing Lazzeri and exploiting his batter psychology to secure the crucial outs. A trailing note mentions spring gowns with jabots and embroidered linen.
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Tony Lazzeri
Alexander
Tony
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Bill Sherdel
Gehrig
Alex
Sherdel
Roy Hlomsby
Lazzeri
O'Farrell
Lazerr
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Smoky
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Agate Dover
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Lord Riddell
Ederle
England
France
America
English Channel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Association de Deportes Atleticos de Chile
Steve Farrell
University of Michigan
Athletic Association of the South American Nation
Fielding H. Yost
Wolverine
Farrell
Wally Christensen
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Dorothy’ Page
Moriarty
Dallas
Joe Harris III
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Charles Sullivan
Frank Watts
George Redfern
Leo McConnell
Rudolph Kneisch
Jack Holland
Toronto Leafs
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Joe Harris
Pitts
Christensen
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Washington
Burgh Pirates
Beaumont
Frankiin
Harris
Pirates
Waco
McElhinney Tile & Marble CO
6Th
Denver
Walton League
CITY
Little Theater Worker
G. Drummond Hunt
Santa Fe Bidg
Texas
Board of Tax Appeals
Y.M.C.A
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10Th St
H. H. Crudgington
E. 10Th St
Tlart Schaffner & Marx
W. 6Th Street
O. R. Alexander, Mer
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