Ace Tennis Pros Visit Amarillo in Pro Tour
Dick Skeen and Johnny Faunce, Beverly Hills pros, travel through Amarillo en route to Pinehurst for the North American professional championship circuit. Skeen vows to challenge Don Budge, praises Welby Van Horn, and notes past wins while lamenting a snow delay that kept them from an exhibition here.
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Dick Skeen
Wal- W. Braden
Lipscombe
Johnny Once
Skeen
Faunce
Beverly Hills
Rille Country Club
Pinehurst
N. C
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chicago
Don Budge
Wines
Perry
Stoefen
van Horn
Amarillo
Welby van Horn
Bkeen
Baseball and sports notes from a crowded April column
May, gang ties, and sports chatter mix in this April 9 column. Hague urges supporters for Galen in Jersey City while Wes Ferrell contemplates joining the Dodgers or becoming a golf pro. Derby trainers fear a small field due to bad weather as barnstorming clubs bond. The piece recalls 1917 Giants vs Tigers feuding, boxing's National Club’s finances, weather dictates spring football, and Slip Madigan’s pay dispute. Also mentions Jack Sturdy’s Columbus ticket, Billy Parlow running for Congress, and an insurance inspector at Columbia ballpark with field damage.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Hague
Galento-Buer
Jersey City
Wes Ferrell
Dodgers
Jack Sturdy
Columbus
Billy Parlow
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Congress
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Sporting News
Hutchins Welcomes Baby Boy Amid Reds Activities
Johnny Hutchins of the Cincinnati Reds became a new father when his wife gave birth to a seven pound baby boy yesterday in Chicago. Hutchins is with the team in West Virginia preparing for the season.
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Chicago
Johnny Hutchins
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchins
West Virginia
Dizzy Dean Excites Cubs in Fort Smith Exhibition
Dizzy Dean’s five inning start for the St. Louis Browns against the Cubs drew little praise from manager Gabby Hartnett but impressed observers. Dean allowed no runs, two hits, struck out three and walked four in his first exhibition appearance. The Cubs won 15 to 2 as Dean displayed curve and slow ball with limited speed, raising cautious optimism about a possible return to form.
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Kans
Dizzy Dean
Fort Smith
Ark
Dean
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cub
Cubs
St. Louis
Gabby Hartnett
Gabby
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Amarillo editor Dick Martin writes on new fuel Neohexane
Aviation editor Dick Martin of The Amarillo Globe News has an article in Popular Aviation about Neohexane, a Dickinson Phillips Petroleum Co. fuel built in Borger Texas. The piece claims the fuel could boost aircraft power like a third engine without added weight and notes its market launch within three months.
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Dick Martin
Amarillo Globe News
Martin
Amarillo
Richard Martin
Young Martin
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Borger
Texas Panhandle Oil and Gas Field
Sunday News-Globe
English Field
Globe-News Music Appreciation Offer Ends Soon
Four days remain for the Globe-News World's Greatest Music sale. The stock includes 38 double-faced 12-inch records with 10 complete symphonies and a limited number of record players. Purchases stop when stock is exhausted.
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Globe-News World
Globe-News Music Appreciation Department
Globe-News
United States
Dodgers Rally Nets 10 6 Win Over Yankees in Opening Clash
Brooklyn grabbed a 10 6 victory over New York as a seven run rally began after Spud Chandler misplayed a grounder. Lefty Gomez left game preparations with a sore knee from a liner during pre game practice.
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Louisville
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Spud Chandler
Lefty Gomez
Bill Knickerbocker
Bowling Leagues Highlight Scores By Johnson Caplan At Louie’s
Johnson of the Indians in the Santa Fe League posted three games over 200 for a 651 night total at Louie’s. Caplan of Army and Navy Store in the Service League rolled 231 and 215 in a 620 series. Rollers and Coasters split a tie in the U. S. C. A. League playoff, Watson’s 528 leading three games for the Dusters with 202 174 152.
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Mister Caplan
Louie
Johnson
Indians
Caplan
Army and Navy
The
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Coasters
Watson
Dusters
U. S&s. D. A. League Usters
Menson
Hiatt Wees
Smith Eee
Service League
Watson Wee
Dale
Cogdell Ad
Orr Brown Wi
Meteo
Haxthausen Wee
Parks Sete Obeesinne Kgnc
Orden Seen
Watson Seateeneenes Atl
Thomas Oree Eenae Renee
Voth
Watkins Serene
Panhandle Laundry
Freeman Wenee
Jones
Eawnes
Ballengee
Quackenbush
Williams
Feferman Dabweeees
Iit
Lis
Neely Stteee
Aldro
Rieger Vente
Halliburton
Caplan Steer
Pete Teeters
Janes
Grasshoppers
Amarillo
Nat Spicer
Haley
Dodson
Bishchee
Parnabel Seeeee
Parker Sane
Gellinger Eeeees
Veeenee
Maloney
Reubenstahl — Ee
Ee Ee
Santa FE League
Mireau Ee Nee
Dummy Te
Simmons
Dummy
Sullivan Wee Ek
Flyers
Giles
Harris
Brintnall
Ahlstrom
Swearingen
Peterabend
Navajos
Brown
Eee
Ayers
Peete Eens
Wyatt —— Ee Ees
Rangers
Smith Eat
Higgins
Maybach
Martin - See
Raymond Seeeee Lil
Ridner Bane
Savage Tees
Mission conference hosted by The Church of the Open Bible
The Church of the Open Bible on 15th Avenue invites the public to a two day missionary conference with two field speakers. Rev. C. A. Bunting of China Inland Mission speaks Tuesday night at 8 and Rev. Ford L. Canfield speaks Wednesday with colored slides. Pastor H. A. Somerville leads. In Kansas City area news, Cubs outfield performance on exhibition tour impresses Gabby Hartnett with Hank Leiber, Augie Galan, and Dom Dallesandro in strong form.
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Church of the Open Bible
15Th Avenue
Ong Street
C. A. Bunting
China Inland Mission
Bunting
China
Ford L. Canfield
Japan
H. A. Somerville
Wichita
Kan
Chicago Cubs
California
Gabby Hartnett
Hank Leiber
Augie Galan
Dominic Dallesandro
Georgia Looks for Successor to Ty Cobb and Johnny Rucker Looks Like It
Augusta April 9 Johnny Rucker of Crabapple Georgia is pegged as the New York Giants leadoff man and center fielder this season. Promoters say he can steal 15 to 20 bases and hit well, with speed on base paths and in the outfield. Georgia fans compare him to Ty Cobb and praise his mule handling gauge as a sign of his character.
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Ty Cobb
Johnny Rucker
Henry McLemore
Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Tybee
Rabin
Cobb
Goff
New York Giants
Giants
Johnny
Atlanta Crackers
Polo Grounders
Atlanta
Polo Grounds
Ed Danforth
The
Atlanta Journal
Yonkers
Richards
North Georgia
Red Pollard
64 Fighters Battle For 32 Berths In A A U Nationals
Sixty four fighters resume tonight for 32 quarter final berths in the 33rd national amateur boxing championships at Boston Garden. Hawaiians and an Irishman from Massachusetts highlighted opening day with Mulligan of Lowell dethroning Corey Storage of Rome in a second round bout.
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U.P
Boston Garden
Hawaii
Massachusetts
James
Jimmy) Mulligan
Lowell
Mass
Corey Storage
Rome
N. Y
Mulligan
Robert Ching
Henry Brimm
Buffalo
Johnny Ledesma
Gus Stanford
Law
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Cities
Brooklyn N 10 New York A 6 in Owensboro Kentucky. Chicago N 15 St Louis A 2 in Fort Smith Arkansas. Washington A 14 Boston N 12 in Greenville South Carolina. St Louis N 9 Shreveport T 5 in Shreveport Louisiana. Philadelphia N 12 Macon SA 9 in Macon Georgia. Detroit A 13 Knoxville SA 5 in Knoxville Tennessee. Cincinnati N vs Boston A rain in Roanoke Virginia. New York N vs Cleveland A rain in Anderson Indiana. Chicago A vs Pittsburgh N wet grounds in Hutchinson Kansas. Philadelphia A vs Memphis SA cold weather in Memphis Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Owensboro
Brooklyn
New York
Fort Smith
Ark
Chicago
St. Louis
Greenville
St. C
Washington
Boston
Shreveport
Macon
Philadelphia
Knoxville
Tenn
Detroit
Roanoke
Cincinnati
Anderson
Ls. C
Cleveland
Hutchinson
Kans
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Walker Cup Matches Canceled Over European War
The wartime cancellation affects the biennial Walker Cup between the United States and Great Britain. The decision was announced in New York on April 9.
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New York
U.P
United States
Great Britain
Father of Amarillo Architect Dies in Wellington
Word arrived this morning of the death of the father of J. C. Berry an Amarillo architect. An 85 year old Panhandle pioneer he died at Wellington after aiding in establishing several communities. Mr Berry and his sister Mrs Zimmerman of Amarillo were at the bedside. Funeral services set for 4 30 PM at Wellington this afternoon.
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J. C. Berry
Amarillo
the Panhandle
Wellington
Panhandle
Berry
Zimmerman
Oklahoma university holds vast rare papers in government collection
The University of Oklahoma curates a government document collection totaling 1000 volumes of old and rare papers, underscoring its archival scope and research value for scholars studying governance and policy history.
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University of Oklahoma
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