Deadline Tonight for Globe News Track Meet Entries
Official entry forms for 22 teams in the Globe News track and field meet are due by midnight tonight with Lubbock Canyon and Amarillo likely to submit. High school, rural pentathlon and tennis divisions share the deadline, as coaches list many entering schools including Higgins Plainview Floydada Spearman Slaton Hereford and Amarillo area districts.
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Globe News
Lubbock
Canyon
Amarillo
Dutch Smith
Higgins
Graves
Happy
Harrison
Floydada
Troy H. Jones
Plainview
Hayes
Miami
Castle
Spearman
Jarvis
Slaton
Wright
Hereford
Exhibitions and Results Across Multiple Cities Today
United Press reports today feature exhibitions in Evansville Philadelphia Little Rock and other cities with matchups including Chicago versus New York Detroit versus Louisville and St Louis versus Oklahoma City plus Brooklyn against Macon. Yesterday's results show several late scores across major leagues including Giants 7 Memphis 3 and Cubs 20 Hollywood 5.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Evansville
Ind
Washington
Philadelphia
Little Rock
Ark
Detroit
Louisville
A. A
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Boston
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Macon
S. E
Rochester
Bradenton
Fla
Pittsburgh
Fort Worth
Tex
Giants
Memphis
Athletics
Newark
Houston
Braves
Cincinnati
Nashville
Kansas City
Browns
Yankees
Dallas
Cardinals
Tampa
White Sox
Cubs
Hollywood
Freddy Myers to meet John Kilonis headline Dallas wrestling card
Freddy Myers the Chicago Hebrew heavy and John Kilonis the Boston Greek are the headliners on promoter Bert Willoughbys wrestling card in Dallas on April 7.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Freddy Myers
Chicago Hebrew Heavy
John Kilonis
Boston
Reserve Officers To Meet Tonight At Senior High
Members of the Amarillo chapter of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States will meet tonight at the Senior High School building. Captain Harry Foster, U S Army, will oversee the event and continue a series of lectures on military subjects. Captain Foster heads reserve officer activities in the Panhandle and South Plains.
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Amarillo
Serve Officers Association of
Harry Foster
U. S, Army
U. S
Foster
Panhandle
South Plains
Sleepless 15 Years Prompts Budapest Welfare Hero
Paul Kern, noted Hungarian welfare worker, has not slept in 15 years after a head wound from a June 24, 1915 shooting in a street near Lemberg. Doctors at a Berlin clinic have offered treatment to cure his chronic sleep disorder and restore rest.
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Budapest
Paul Kern
Hungary
Lemberg
Poland
Berlin
Texas League Charter Exhibition Preview as Week Opens
The Texas League clubs begin final spring tuneups before pennant races. Dallas Steers and St Paul Saints clash in their third game. Steers close against Pittsburgh Pirates. Waco Cubs beat East Waco 18–3. Fort Worth Cate face Pirates. St Paul Saints beat Fort Worth 7–6. Houston Buffs top Pirates 5–0. Wichita Falls Spudders down Oklahoma City Indians 14–4. Kingsville Pioneers edge San Antonio Indians 5–1. Beaumont Exporters sweep Galveston Dr Pepper 5–1. Shreveport Sports defeat Minneapolis Millers 8–5.
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Dallas Steers
St. Paul Saints
Steers
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Waco Cubs
Whitworth
Joe Schultz
Houston Buffs
Allyn Stout
Laurel
Buffs
Wichita Falls Spudders
Oklahoma City Indians
Kingsville
Kingsville Pioneers
San Antonio Indians
Texas
Beaumont Exporters
Galveston
Dr. Peppers
Martin
Green
Shreveport Sports
Minneapolis Millers
Jackie Fields to Fight Freeman in Non-title Bout
Jackie Fields world welterweight champion from Los Angeles is listed for a 12 round non-title bout against Tommy Freeman of Erie, Pennsylvania, in Cleveland tomorrow night. Freeman has 36 KOs in 98 fights and has been knocked out once, by Joe Dundee, who also fights tomorrow.
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Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Tommy Freeman
Erie
Freeman
Gorilla Jones
Andy Divodi
Joe Dundee
Dundee
Fields
Rochester
N. Y
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Primo Carnera
Italy
Neil Clisby
Riverside
Calif
Carnera
Clisby
Jimmy Bradodck
Jersey City
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Toni Canzoneri
Jack
Kid) Berg
Frankie la Fay
Troy
Broadway Arena
Ray Miller
Chicago
Eddie Kobpy
Detroit
Bud Taylor
Terror
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Wangley
Minneapolis
King Tut
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Milwaukee
McGraw Expects Big Year From Hubbell Pitcher Carl Hubbell
Evansville dispatch reports manager John McGraw expressing strong belief that Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants will have another stellar season. McGraw cited Hubbell's past performance and preparation as basis for optimism.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
John McGraw
Reds Arrive with Meusel Hurt and Kolp Missing
Cincinnati Reds reach Louisville for a game with an ailing outfielder Bob Meusel and without pitcher Ray Kolp. The team travels amid adjustments as New York reports fashion trends influencing skylines with color schemes for a planned Fashion Building featuring light blue and gold, green bands, and a central tower.
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United Press
Louisville, Ky
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Meusel
Ray Kolp
New York
All in Good Clean Fun Spinach Derby Banter
Murray Spinach and William Ziegler Jr’s three year old horse Spinach faces no ride from Earl Sande though a Sande Spinach pairing would amuse cartoonists. The piece blends horse racing nostalgia with sports banquet satire and recalls 1926 Dempsey title loss, Amos n Andy, and early football and boxing figures in a playful collage.
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William Ziegler Jr
Earl Sande
Sande
Spinach
Ref Grange
Peter Arno
Sesqui Stadium
Dempsey
Nick Altrock
al Schach
Oklahoma A and M Aggies Rule Wrestling Tour
United Press report from New York on April 7 details Oklahoma A. and M. College wrestling team returning from a 10 day East visit with medals, three national championships and three runner ups at the National Collegiate championship and the National AAU meet. Coach E. C. Gallagher notes Western teams’ popularity, predicts stronger squad next year, and invites AAU to hold 1931 tournament in Stillwater.
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United Press
New York
Oklahoma A.’ & M
State College
New York City
Gallagher
Arlie Thompson
Barry McCready
Stillwater
Oklo
Aggies
Carnera Loses Lucky Shoes Before Fight
Primo Carnera brooded over a stolen pair of No 17 shoes and 28 ounce gloves from his locker. The loss unsettles his superstition as he prepares to meet Neal Clisby in Los Angeles tomorrow night, eyeing the heavyweight title.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Primo Carnera
Primo
Neal Clisby
Thirty sixth Avenue paving plans received in city action
The city engineering department mailed concrete paving plans for Thirty six th Avenue to the state highway department in Austin. Plans were revised to meet state specs and the state department pledged to fund 50 percent of the three quarter mile strip, taking charge of the project. Contractors say they are ready to begin once Austin unravels the details.
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Thirty-sixth Avenue
City Engineering Department
State Highway Department
Austin
State Department
Yankees Face Season With Uncertainties
New York April 7 Babe Ruths hindering form highlights the Yankees fragile pennant bid for 1930. Key concerns include Ruths health Pennock Hoyt and two rookie pitchers Cooke and Chapman Gehrigs batting slump and Shawkeys untested managing approach with a one year contract and pressure to perform.
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Dusty Cooke
Ben Chapman
Lou Gehrig
Bob Shawkey
Penneca
Hoyt
Yankees
Pennock
Cooke
St. Paul
Chapman
Marshall and Lewis Meet in Los Angeles
Everett Marshall the Colorado mat star will clash with Ed Strangler Lewis in a heavyweight wrestling bout at the Olympic in Los Angeles on April 16. Marshall will showcase his airplane spin against Lewis deadly headlock as the program's headline attraction.
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United Preas
Los Angeles
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Mack Sees 95 Wins As Path To Pennant This Year
Connie Mack of the A's says 95 victories likely clinch the league title this season. Lou Gehrig pursues Babe Ruth’s home run record while Ruth injures a leg and sits out about a week. John McGraw marks his 67th birthday as the Giants meet the White Sox in Evansville in spring action. Cubs leave California for Kansas City after a 20 to 5 win over Hollywood. Remy Kremer may start Pirates opener versus Reds as the season nears.
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Associated Press
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Connie Mack
Champion Athletics
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou
Yanks
Dallas
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
John
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Evaneville
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Robbie
Boston Braves
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Macon Peaches
Macon
Cy Moore
Buck Newsome
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Ray Moss
Dolf Lune
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California
Chicago Cubs
Hollywood
Kansas City
Little Rock
Evanaville
Ind
Remy Kremer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Remy
Pirates
Fort Worth
Ruanean City Blues
St. Louis Browns
Oklahoma City
Sammy Hale
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Harry Rice
Marty Rice
Detroit Tiger
National Cage Title Won by Athens Twice
Athens Texas high school won the national interscholastic basketball title for the second time, beating Jena Louisiana 22 to 14 in the final. Freddie and Bennie Tompkins starred for Athens, with Sparkie Wade delivering notable plays as Athens sealed a 20 to 9 first half lead and claimed a second straight title.
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Chicago
United States
Athens
Texas
Jena
Lauds
Crows Road
Iona
Sparkie Wade
Freddie
Bennie Tompkins
Louisiana
Corinth
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Co. C Members Renew Chamber Cards Influx of renewals continues
Membership renewals for the Chamber of Commerce arrive daily with many checks mailed before April 15. Morning signees for another year include Ida M. Farrell San Jacinto Booster K Loving Fred Probst Bon Ton Bakery M M Seufert Seufert Produce Co C E Johnson Anna Weld ing Machine Works Bam Mathews Neely Greenhill Agency McNabb Land Co John M Bhelton Estate John Maynard Lumber Co Dr M W Cunningham Reliance Brick Co Lee E Broulier J Wordon and B Crow Texas Co.
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Ida M. Farrell
San Jacinto Booster
K. &. Loving
Fred Probst
Bon Ton Bakery
M. M
M. M. Seufert, Seufert Produce Co. C, BE. Johnson, Anna, Welding & Machine Works
Bam B. Mat
Lows Neely Greenhill
McNabb Land Co
John M. Bhelton Eatate
John Maynard Lumber Co
M. W. Cunningham
Reliance Brick Co
Lee E. Brollier
J. &. Wordon
B. Crow
Texas Co
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