Roundup notes on sports figures and events across the nation
Harry Heilmann predicts Hank Greenberg will make the all star squad based on his outfield play. Gene Sarazen to lead a nationwide golf clinic at Purdue next month. Cyril Walker, Open champion in 1924, now recuperating and working as a caddie in Miami after earning over $100000 earlier. recent reports show his earnings and meals on a lean day. Rice football coach Jess Neely tasked with defending against aerials in the Southwest Conference. Frank J Loebs named interim head coach at Washington University after Conzelman’s resignation. Fred Perry wins singles and Don Budge Ellsworth Vines take doubles at the West Coast professional tennis championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Harry Heilmann
Detroit Star
Hank Greenberg
Gene Sarazen
Purdue University
Cyril Walker
Bobby Jones
Miami
Jess Neely
Rice
Dodgers
Gene Moore
Ernie Kay
ST. Louis
Washington University
Frank J
Butch) Loebs
Jimmy Conzelman
Loebs
Jimmy Kitts
Rice Institute
Los Angeles
Fred Perry
Don Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Emperor Jones
Jones
Demaret
Merion
Transfusion Attempts Fail to Save Horse Profundo
In Inglewood California on April 8 a five year old thoroughbred named Profundo died at Hollywood Park after blood transfusions from a mule named Tijuana Red. The procedure, rarely used for horses, could not save the Binglin Stables imported South American.
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Inglewood
Cal
U.A
Binglin Stables
Profundo
Hollywood Park
Tijuana Red
Odds Honor Mighty Yanks
Baseball history notes the 1940 race odds with the New York Yankees at 7 to 20 favorites the shortest price in 30 years. Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals joint second at 11 to 1, Boston Red Sox 7-10, 1-5, while Chicago and Brooklyn at 5-1 to win. Giants price details cited.
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Henry
New York
U.S
Jack Doyle
New York Yankees
Doyle
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Yankee
Red Sox
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh
American
Detroit
Jon Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Eet
Texas League Opens Its 52nd Season With Shreveport Favored
The Texas League kicks off Friday night as Shreveport Sports, led by strong spring showings, enters as favorites for the 52nd season. Fort Worth, Houston, Dallas and Tulsa expected strong while roster changes from majors shape title chances. Openers: Dallas at San Antonio, Fort Worth at Shreveport, Oklahoma City at Beaumont, Tulsa at Houston.
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Harold Y. Ratliff
Dallas
Shreveport
Houston
Fort Worth
Cats
Homer Peel
Fred Marberry
Ray Starr
Ed Greer
St. Louis Cardinals
Buffs
Tulsa
San Antonio
St. Louis
Browns
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Bobby Jones remembered as Emperor Jones at Masters
Henry McLemore writes from Augusta about Bobby Jones at the Masters. Jones battles injury and fatigue yet preserves his leadership, guiding players and crowds alike as Jimmy Demaret wins, sharing a heartfelt moment that highlights Jones as the sport’s lasting idol.
Amarillo Radio Schedule Highlights Day and Night Listings
Radio programs list for KGNC and affiliates detailing daytime power 2500 watts and nighttime 1000 watts with a dense timetable. It includes segments such as Twilight Reverie News Know Your Amarillo Institutions Town Crier and Road Reports Hats Off Sports Review Voice of Firestone and NBC programming. The schedule covers Monday April 8 with extensive afternoon and evening lineups, network shows, and local features.
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Amarillo
Voice of Firestone
West Texas College
Legion of Safety
NBC
Harry Hines
Wally Stoffer
Eddie LeBaron
Xavier Cugat
Erskine Hawkins
Redding
Gunn-Hinerman
Leonard
Richard Himber
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Vic and Sade
Sam
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Kitty Keene
Amarillo High School
Malcolm Claire
Town Crier
Road Reports
Jack Armstrong
Rocky Gordon
Fulton Lewis, Jr
MBS
Ted Fio Rito
Orch
TSN
Woman's Radio
America
Sky
Ozzie Nelson
Abilene Christian College
Orch—Mbs
Reveille
Sandy Hollingsworth
Carol Leighton
al Clauser
Oklahoma Playboys
North
Central Standard
the O'Neills
Nubc
Nbc-Wizeast
Chas
Sears
Nbc-Blue
Cbs-Midwest Dance Music Orchestra
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C
Wjz
Bud Barton
Elmer Davis
Wabc
H. V. Kaltenborn
Cbs
Edna O'Dell
Wgn
L'l Abner
Nbc-Weat
Lowell Thomas
Tom Mix
Midwest
Cbs-Wabc
Wiz
Cbs-Chain-West
Nbc-Weaf
Lanny Ross
Wythe Willams
Wor-Waab
Sammy Kaye
Nbc-wear-east
Rex Maupin
Nbc-Red
Wws
Dagwood
Cbs-Chain
T. Martin
Cbs-Wabe
Cklw
Waab
Wkbw
Walleinstein Orches
Dr. Hagen
Nbe
Tom Howard
G. Shelton
Wabe
Dancing Music Orches
Mbs-Chain the Lone Ranger
Wegn
Dinah Shore
Pasternack
Guy Lombardo
Raymond Gram
National Radio Forum
Blondie
Nbc-Wear
Fred Waring
Nbc-Wjz
Paul Sullivan
Amos and
Andy
Cbs-West
Nbc-Chains Dance Orches
News
Martin F. Smith
Chain
P. Sullivan
Sooner Golfers Defeat Texas Tech In Norman Match
The University of Oklahoma golf team beat Texas Tech 16 1/4 to 1. Shipley and Gwin, and Webster and Cook posted wins in singles for Oklahoma. Mesch, Hutchins, Doherty, Best and others contributed key points as Oklahoma dominated the meet at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Mesch
Oklahoma
Webster
Hutchins
Cook
Shipley
Gwin
Doherty
Best
National A A U Boxing Starts in Boston
The National AAU boxing championships begin in Boston and run three days at Boston Garden. About 128 of the nearly 200 amateur entrants from 30 states and Hawaii face elimination on the first day as they fight in the three ring circus. Survivors advance to quarter finals the next day.
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Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Boston Garden
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The
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San Jacinto Boosters
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Ann's Cakes
Service League
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National Shirt Shop
Plains Plumbing
American Legion
Amarillo Nat'l Bank
Panhandle Laundry
Army & Navy
Sooner
Louie's Alleys
Sooner League City Market
Beer Drug
State Theater
McClanahan’s
Women’s Pioneer Leagues Regents
Caraway
Ss Market
Zale's Jewelry
Builders Supply Recens
Blackstone Cleaners
Texaco Sky Chiefs
Killough & Davies
McDonald Auto
Palo Duro Motor
Furr Food
Panhandle Sign
Ohio National
Talkington Service
Gm.ac
Maverick League
Oriental Cleaners
Ft. Worth & Denver
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Seven-U
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Troy Laundry
Plains Chevrolet
Civic League
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Blackburn West Texas
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Ont
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Lowerillo
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Oreste
Texas
Louie's
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Riind
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Many's Bread
Hankison Peedees
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Kimble Dowell
Paulk
Rieger
Conroy
Ee Eo
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Reagan
Carter
Zimmerman
Winhaey
Sunra
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Schecher
Ial Cains
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National
Ozeman
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Globe-News Free
City Auditorium
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