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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1928

Page

13

Souminen Drops Out Marathon. Payne Leads Narrowly

Arne Souminen, forced out with a strained tendon on the 85 mile leg from McLean Texas, yields the lead to Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma in the Los Angeles to New York Marathon. Payne posts 5 15 40 elapsed for 1303 4 miles and 221 29 87 overall. Peter Gavuzzi of Southampton England follows into Sayre control with 5 30 41 and 224 04 20.

Associated Press Texola Okla Arne Souminen Detroit Los Angeles New York Andrew Payne Claremore Souminen McLean Tex Payne Peter Gavuzzi Southampton England Sayre

Wintry weather disrupts Texas League opening games

Wintry conditions delayed weekend Texas League exhibitions with only two games completed. Shreveport Sports beat New Orleans Pelicans 10 to 9 and tied 1 to 1 in a doubleheader in New Orleans, giving Shreveport a spring series edge. Beaufort Exporters routed Alexandria 11 to 4 in the Cotton States League with thirteen hits.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Louisiana Shreveport Sports New Orleans Pelicans New Orleans Pelicans Alexandria Beaumont Exporters

Honored McConnell Resigns Golf Post in Amarillo for Cedar Crest

Honored W. A. McConnell has resigned as golf professional at the Amarillo Country club to become professional at Cedar Crest Country club in Dallas. The move surprised local members yet drew cheers from all. McConnell brings a high honor to Cedar Crest, a renowned Southwest club.

W. A. McConnell Amarillo Cedar Crest Dallas McConnell Cedar Crest Club Southwest South Atlanta Bobby Jones United States Waco Country Club

New Exporter Impresses With Three Safeties

A new exporter, acquired from the Chicago White Sox, played first base and looked unusually good, collecting three hits in four plate appearances. Petrie, Schreiber, and Wagner supported the effort as the team built early momentum.

Petrie Schreiber Wagner Chicago White Sox

New Red Shades Debut for Summer Fashion Slippers

The latest English red color trend appears in summer footwear and accessories. It complements soft lace dresses and prints for afternoon wear, expanding options for sports and casual outfits.

Tom Heeney in Heavyweight Title Bid Faces Doubtful Odds

Murray argues Heeney lacks reach and knockout power compared with past champs like Fitzsimmons and Tunney. Heeney has fought 73 rounds without a KO against tough opponents and is viewed as the easiest title challenger for Tunney. The piece contrasts past Fights Dempsey Carpentier and Dempsey Firpo and notes Heeney’s unorthodox style may expose him to defeat.

Australasia Imortam Fitzsimmons Corbett Fitz Tunney Heeney John L. Sullivan Jack Dempsey Jim Corbett Gene Tunney Tom Heeney Bob Fitzsimmons Tom” Heeney Charlie Anderson Jim Maloney Paulino Jack de Mare Bud Gorman Risko Sharkey Delaney Dempsey- Carpentier Fach Paris Tom

Texans Seem In Better Shape To Open

Sports editor Charley Hall surveys the 1927 preparation, noting new infielders and outfield prospects. Sled Allen leads drills as Pullins, Wright, Leeds and others vie for spots while Fred Newton remains the only proven pitcher from 1927.

Charley Hall Globe-News Sled Allen Pullins Walter Nufer Fred Newton Keystone Carroll Broncs Wright Leeds Stormy Davis

Senators Open Season One Day Early In 1928

United Press reports baseball fever as Major League opens a day early in Washington for President Coolidge, with Red Sox and Senators heading to Boston for the opener. Twelve million fans expected to attend across 1928 season from April to September.

Frank Getty United Press New York John Heydler National League N. S. Barnard The American United States Pesssimiats Heydler Barnard John Conway Toole Washington Coolidee Griffith Stadium Red Sox Washington Senators Boston

Ashland Mountaineers Win Inter Scholastic Tourney Finale

More than 400 preparatory school players dispersed after Chicago University's tenth annual national inter scholastic tournament. Ashland Kentucky boys defeated Canton Illinois 15 to 10 in the championship game Saturday night, earning top honors and sending teams home to 36 states.

United Press Ciicago Chicago University Husky Mountaineers Ashland Kentucky Canton Ilinois

Broncs Pitching Staff Rebuilt After Adams Exit

The Broncs face a reshaped pitching staff after Adams quit. Lyons and Sanders show strong form, Morgan promises improvement in wins and losses, and Joe Newton should perform. Four pitchers are secured with Freeman possibly joining for five, leaving the rest unproven. The club appears slightly better off than last year and may exceed 1927’s start.

Adams Lyons Sanders Morgan Joe Newton Broncs Freeman Brones

Western league spring exhibition notes and travel

Reports from multiple cities detail 1928 Western league spring exhibitions and travel. Teams including the Denver Bears Omaha Crickets Tulsa Oilers and Pueblo Steel Workers prep for the season with practice trips, exhibition results, and upcoming opening games against rivals like the Denver Bears and Wichita.

Postcards Size Rule Enforced in Czecho Slovakia

Postal authorities require postcards to be exactly 10.5815 centimeters in Czecho Slovakia with a penalty for any other size. The rule applies to all delivered cards and imposes fines on recipients for nonconforming items.

Czecho-Slovakia

Will Rogers to Greet Payne at Capital

Oklahoma entrant Andrew Payne in the Pyle transcontinental bunion derby hoped to retain his lead in travel time as he crossed 85 miles from McLean Texas to Texola. He averaged about seven miles per hour and was greeted by cheering Oklahomans. Will Rogers, fellow Claremore resident, planned to greet Payne in Oklahoma City when the caravan arrives Friday.

United Press Texola Okla Andrew Payne Oklahoma Pyle Payne Sayre McLean Texas Will Rogers Claremore Oklahoma City Andrew

Hoppe Leads National Three Cushion Billiards Standings

Willie Hoppe of New York moves into undisputed first place after John Layton of St. Louis loses to Len Kenney of Chicago 50 to 47 in 61 innings in Chicago.

Associated Press Chicago Willie Hoppe New York John Layton St. Louis Len Kenney

Exhibitions and Scores From New York Series

Baseball exhibition results show New York New York A and Brooklyn versus Memphis at 7 3 percent. Cincinnati beat Cleveland 7 2. St Louis 1 1. Washington New York CN 8 6 in fourteen innings. Kansas City Chicago listed 18 4Kate nna City.

New York Brooklyn Memphis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland St. Louie St. Louis St Lousa Washington Kansas City Chicago Katenna City

Tanlac touted as cure for fatigue and weight loss

Mrs. B L Foster of Houston Texas claims Tanlac restored her appetite sleep and 20 pound weight gain after three bottles. An ad-style endorsement touts Tanlac for indigestion constipation gas pains dizziness and headaches claiming natural herbal ingredients and a money back guarantee.

B. L. Foster N. Asbury Ave Houston Texas

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