Sarazen and Jones Spark Masters Show At Augusta
Gene Sarazen and Bobby Jones stole the Masters spotlight on day two at Augusta. Picard led at 215 while Sarazen, Cooper, Guldahl and Dudley chased 216 as Tailer and Runyan trailed and Snead faltered late amid windy greens and fast surfaces.
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Grantland Rice
North American Newspaper Alliance
Augusta
Skokie
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Henry Picard
Sarazen
Cooper
Guldahl
Dudley
Byron Nelson
Tommy Tailor
Paul Runyan
Boxing Card Results From New York Newark Minneapolis Philadelphia
United Press notes outcomes from several bouts. Frattini outpointed Pimpinella in New York while Cortlyn stopped Tolson in Newark. Cochrane edged Fisher in Elizabeth. Fisher and Kahley drew in Newark. Ross retained his welterweight title by KO over Shaeft in Minneapolis. Lew is defeated Tow in Philadelphia and Forte beat Marcelline in Philadelphia.
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New York
Mike Frattini
Italy
Vince Pimpinella
Paul Cortlyn
Newark
N. J
Jack Tolson
Fred Cochrane
Elizabeth
Max Fisher
Tony Fisher
Steve Kahley
Tommy Forte
Philadelphia
Johnny Marcelline
Intramural Fight Night Headlines Canyon Card
April 5 intramural events in Burton Gym feature college boxing and wrestling. Reese Nowlin faces Leon Williams while T. V. Slack meets Jim Foust in heavyweight boxing. Pietzsch vs Kendrick, Watkins vs Barron, Horton vs Neal, Jennings vs Sehur also on the card with several 138 and 148 pound bouts and a 128 pound match between Wofford and Hodges. Gate money funds Buffalo athletic landscaping.
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T. V. Slack
Jim Foust
J. E. Pietzsch
Southwestern A. A. W
Donald Kendrick
Foster Watkins
Royce Barron
Monroe Horton
Scott Neal
Jack Jennings
Ernest Sehur
Floyd Murry
Lee Gordon
Ray Cox
Mike Petrucelli
Allen Plummer
Joe Bailey
Wilbur Wofford
Lawrence Hodges
Mits
Wrestling stars on exhibition tour and spring games recap
United Press reports results from wrestling last night with Londos knocking down Detton and others drawing or losing in matches. In Texas, the New York Yankees edged Fort Worth 7 6 after a Houston rally, while the Giants and Indians split an exhibition series with a high scoring 11 7. San Antonio Missions finish spring drills with intra squad games before two exhibitions in Austin.
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Fort Worth
U.P
New York Yankees
Texas
Yanks
Houston Buffaloes
Buffs
New Yorkers
Bryan
Tex
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Austin
Tribe
Melton
Lohrman
Lyn Lary
Allen
Galehouse
Giants
Laredo
San Antonio Missions
Amarillo Boxer Koch Loses First Round At Boston
Delmar Koch, Amarillo light heavyweight boxing champion, was knocked out in his opening bout at the National AAU tournament in Boston. The loss comes as a shock to Amarillo sports fans amid anticipation of his performance in the event.
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Bobby Jones
Bobby Cruickshank
Bob
Inwood
Jones
Boston
Amarillo
Delmar Koch
Amar
Amarillo Colege
Schacht Seeks Pitching Echo Of Walter Johnson
Al Schacht, baseball clown, returns from spring camps still hunting a rookie with a Walter Johnson like motion. He recalls Johnson’s blazing speed, dominance, and a notorious game where strikes hit Billy Evans and a catcher, highlighting Johnson’s legendary days and the crowd’s reaction.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
al Schacht
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Washington Club
Walter
Schacht
Rip Williams
Walt
Billy Evans
Williams
Evans
Billy
Maverick Club Names New Rookie Members and Rules
New cards issued include Jimmie Latham Walter Austin H R Owens Clarence Wright Eddie Smith John Boarts Don Bandy Otis Wyatt Kerein Grider Joe Whitehead Rayford Eddy Ladell Pugh Charles Austin Jim Burch Jack Vineyard Cecil Ward Marvin Pitt Talmadge Murphy William Prather J R Vaughn Gene Sweet Desmond Blades Jim Warner Jam Marquie Don Byers and more. Rookies must remain regular fellows for at least 30 days to receive regular membership.
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Ralph Dykeman
Jimmie Latham
Walter Austin
H. R. Owens
Clarence Wright
Eddie Smith
John Boarts
Don Bandy
Otis Wyatt
Kerein Grider
Joe Whitehead
Rayford Eddy
Ladell Pugh
Charles Austin
Jim Burch
Jack Vineyard
Cecil Ward
Marvin Pitt
Talmadge Murphy
William Prather
J. R. Vaughn
Gene Sweet
Desmond Blades
Jim Warner
Jam
Marquie
Don Byers
Nior Keith
Jackie Walker
Frank Casey
Billy Pascoe
Richard Alexander
Jo] Robertson
Zebbie Hill
Henry Bramblett
Leroy Oliver
Irvey Morris
Jack Palmer
Bobby McCall
Harshall Cantrell
James Watson
Bill Dodson
Masters Betting Sage Armour Bets On Picard At Augusta
Henry Picard led the Masters field as he faced Ralph Guldahl with Armour, known as the Silver Scot, wagering 50 cents per hole on Picard’s decisions and shot placements. Armour correctly predicted many drives and layups, illustrating his deep grasp of golfers’ psychology during the round.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Augusta
Thomas Dickson Armour
Mr. Armour
Henry Picard
Henry
Ralph Guldahl
Picard
Armour
Picard’s . “Sr
Mississippi River
Tony Sarg
Boys Welcome at Station Amid Bus and Work
A brief note says the boys finish school then go to work and are greeted politely by Pete at the station. It invites listeners to hear radio programs every Monday and Wednesday from 6:10 to 6:15.
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Pete
Picard's Putting Seals Augusta Victory
Henry Picard the Hershey Hurricane won the Augusta National Golf Championship with steady putting to earn 1500 dollars. Ralph Guldahl failed to convert crucial putts on the final holes, losing a potential playoff, while Harry Cooper tied for second with a subpar 71.
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Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Mass
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Picard
Guldahl
Harry Cooper
Golf veteran compares Picard to seasoned pro
An aging golfer explains the pressure on Picard as he leads the field and analyzes what he must do to win. The veteran describes nerves and desire to quit, calling upon decades of experience and even jokes about a carrier pigeon.
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Armour
Picard
United Press
Baer nominates himself for heavyweight crown fight
Papa Baer says he will meet the winner of the Louis Schmeling fight in September for a potential million-dollar bout. He doubts any bet on Schmeling and notes Schmeling is still in good condition while predicting a different ending if he faces the winner. The remark came from Los Angeles on April 5.
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Los Angeles
Maz
Poppa
Baer
Louis Schmeling
Louis
Schmeling
Max
Germany
Little Joe
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