Only College Player Found in Long List
New York writer Jimmie Powers notes Robby Cruikshank as the sole college student among a list of golf contenders. He cites Cruikshank’s wins in the Texas, South Dereral, Los Angeles, United North and South Opens and contrasts other players like Sarazen and Hagen, highlighting early momentum and looming summer championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Powers
New York
Robby Cruikshank
Texas
South Dereral
Los Angeles
Harry Cooper
Monterey
Higen
Joe Tuenesa
Sacramento
Bill Mehlhorn
Santa Clara
Tommy Armour
Long Beach
Wild Bill
Armour
Cruikshank
Turnesa
Cooper
Hagen
Sir Walter
Sarazen
Mehrhorn
US Polo Aces Lead World Handicap List At Hurlingham
United States players Thomas Hitchcock Devereux Milburn and J Watson Webb top the world polo ratings with ten point handicaps. Others with nine include Earl Hopping Lewis Lacey Davis Miles Captain C T S Roark J A E Traill and Lord Wodehouse. The list marks 72 players with six points or more and totals over 1700 players worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
United States
Hurlingham Club
India
Army
Ireland
Hitchcock
Milburn
Watson Webb
C. T. S. Roark
J. A. E. Traill
Lord Wodehouse
Lewis Lacey
David Miles
Earl Hopping
Thomas Hitchcock
Devereux Milburn
J. Watson Webb
E. W. Hopping
L. L. Lacey
Argentine
Davis Miles
Military Officers and Dignitaries Named Across Several Units
A long roster lists numerous officers and dignitaries from India, the U S A, Argentina, London, Spain, Ireland, and Circencester. Names include Major E G Atkinson, Captain J P Dening, Thakur Ram Singh, Marquis de Villabragima, Duke of Penaranda, and many others associated with the 17th 21st Lancers and related units. The list highlights cross national officers noted in a ceremonial or attendance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Traill
Argentine
A. H. William
India
P. K. Wise
London
Seven Points
F. W. Barrett
Stanley Barton
Cheltenham
D. L. A. Beard
U.S. A
D. J. Y. Bingham
Hussars
Chandra Singh
R. Belmont
D. C. Boles
21St Lancers
G. Carr-White
Thakur Dalpat Singh
D. G. F. Darley
Circencester
H. W. Forester
C. H. Gerhardt
A. E. W. Harmon
York
Aubrey Hastings
Cirencester
M. J. Kingscote
T. W. Kirkwood
Ireland
N. W. Leaf
Henry de B. de Lisle
Philip Magor
R. L. McCreery
Lancers
Selby McCreery
T. P
Tunney Questions Football Status In Stanford Talk
Gene Tunney, in Palo Alto remarks to Stanford students, questions why football is a major sport in colleges while boxing is minor. He says a boxer must think, whereas a coach handles football team thinking, provoking laughs and thought among the undergrads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Gene Tunney
Stanford
Palo Alto
Notable Masonic Delegates and Local Hosts Named
A list of military officers from London and the United States along with Mr and Mrs Troy Dowlin of Conway is noted. Also mentioned are Dr Carl Louis Connor E C Cayton and W S Birge traveling to Claude tonight to confer Masonic degrees.
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Troy Dowlin
Conway
Amarillo
Dr. Carl, Louis Connor
E. C. Cayton
W. S. Birge
Claude
Amateurs Meet To Form City League Tonight
Proponents of a proposed amateur City league plan a meeting tonight at Russell Brothers' sporting goods store to finalize details. Last Monday night representatives discussed organization steps and next actions.
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Russell Brothers’ Sporting Goods
Sooner Relays Attract Texas Schools Entries Swell Past 500
Oklahoma Relays entries posted show 39 high schools and 15 colleges from Oklahoma Kansas and Texas slated for April 9 in Norman. Additional clubs were expected to file by midnight as total entrants neared 500. Texas entrants include Amarillo Burkburnett Cleburne Greenville Lubbock Masonic Home Fort Worth Oak Cliff Forest Avenue Dallas Wichita Falls with Burleson and Wesley colleges Greenville North Texas Teachers Denton and North Texas Aggies Arlington in the senior division.
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My International News Service
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Amarillo
Burkburnett
Cleburne
Greenville
Lubbock
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Oak Cliff
Forest Avenue
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Burleson and Wesley Colleges
North Texas Teachers’ College
Denton
North Texas Aggies of
Arlington
Local residents move and visit across states
Mrs. Ray Farrior sold the Donne Shop on West Seventh Street to Mrs. J. C. Williams who came from Arkansas. Mrs. John Whatle of Groom visited the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Perry of Reedsburg Wisconsin and Mrs. George Thompson of Omaha Nebraska visited Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Neely at 1507 Ong Street. Myrtle Green and her son plan an overland trip to Idaho to visit Mrs. O. T. Steele. Mrs. J. R. Day of Floydada Leave for Dalhart to visit a son.
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Ray Farrior
Donne
West Seventh Street
J. C. Williams
Arkansas
John Whatle
Groom
R. P. Perry
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
George Thompson
Omaha
Nebraska
B. F. Neely and Sons
Ong Street
California
Perry
Thompson
Neely
Myrtle Green
Robert
Idaho
O. T. Steele
Green
J. R. Day
Floydada
Luther Day
Dalhart
Eight Franchise Bids Vying as League Seeks Admittance
Representatives from eight teams submitted bids for a new league franchise and more entrants may still apply. A single representative per team is urged to ensure equal voting power as plans aim to appoint a local Kenesaw Mountain Landis to govern. Decisions on twilight games and total teams remain to be settled.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Coordination Between Pitchers and Catchers for Wins
Former player explains that full coordination between pitcher and catcher is essential to win games. He notes catchers guide pitches, runners’ reads on base paths, and the impact of signals on big plays like Ruth’s attempted steal in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Bill Killefer
Phillies
Bob Bescher
Bescher
Bob
Max Carey
Ruth
Bob Meusel
Meusel
O’farrell
Metros Eye Summer Tourney After Strong Home Win
About five hundred fans watched the Amarillo Metros beat Pampa last Sunday and anticipate a larger crowd when Childress visits next Sunday. Local baseball shows promising improvement with training, while Childress is said to bring a strong squad. Panhandle teams proliferate as clubs vie for invites to the Amarillo and Denver tournaments.
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Amarillo Metros
Pampa
Metros
Childress
Panhandle
Amarillo
Denver
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Spain
H. G. M. Pleydell-Railston
Stephen Sanford
G. V. Scott- Douglas
L. H. Shedden
H. N. Scott- Robson
R. R. Smart
R. F E. Strawbridge
C. H. Tremayne
Rodman Wanamaker
Major A. H. Wilson
Polk ST
Sooner
Cal
Dutch Mantell
Bull Montana
Mr. Mantell
Ballpark
Texans
Okla City
Goodrich
Silvertowns
ARB Pyrable
Sway Sweet
Puff Yatterson
Hoffman
Flying Dutchman Service
Cal Farley Tire Shop
Fillmore
San Jacinto
Chan Na A
Tex Borger
Tex
Wilup
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