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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1928

Page

12

Amarillo to Push Opening Day in Western League

City considers half holiday to boost attendance for the Broncs versus the Indians Thursday at Texan Park. Merchants back the plan with prizes and support, predicting a packed grandstand and a strong bid to win the opening series despite preseason doubts.

CITY Charley Hall Amarillo Texan Park

Deferred dual meet and boxing bouts spotlight Oklahoma sports

Oklahoma City U and Oklahoma Baptist U prepare for a deferred dual track meet this afternoon. Dude Craig faces Kid Pancho in a ten round boxing bout next Monday night. Oklahoma relays entries close Wednesday with teams from Wichita Falls Central High Tulsa Lyons Eureka Greenville. Wayne Munn wrestled to a 41 minute 30 second finish, Mondt defeated Lazzoff in 16 minutes, and Iowa topped Washington University 3 to 2 in baseball. Atlanta reports cold weather across the state.

Weems Oklahoma City Oklahoma City U Oklahoma Baptist U Dude Craig Milahoma Kid Pancho San Antonio Norman Okla O. C Wichita Falls Texas Junior College Central High Tulsa Lyons Eureka Kansas Greenville Kansas City Wayne Big” Munn Nebraska Stanley Stasiak Convention Hall Joe Toots” Mondt Denver Ivan Lazzoff Russia Mondt

Robins poised with best pitching staff in league

Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson lauds the Robins improved pitching depth and defense. He cites Darry Vance as the top right hander and Jess Petty as the best lefty, with Doug McWeeney Bill Doak Jim Elliott Watson Clark and Rube Earhardt completing a formidable staff. He also notes shortstop Dve Bancroft and outfield additions Rhonda and Rube Bressier boosting the lineup.

United Press Brooklyn Brooklyn Robins Wilbert Robinson United Press Today Jess Petty Doug McWeeney Bill Doak Jim Elliott Watson Clark Rube Earhardt Dve Bancroft Robinson Rhonda Rube Herman Rube Bressier Pirates Cardinals Cubs Giants Robins

Lewis Defeats Karl Sarpolis In Tulsa Title Bout

Ed Strangler Lewis, reigning heavyweight wrestling champion, defended his title by defeating Karl Sarpolis of Cleveland in two straight falls over 54 minutes in Tulsa. Sarpolis fought hard but Lewis dominated with head locks, earning immediate travel to Kansas City for upcoming eastern matches.

United Press Tulsa Okla Ed “Strangler Lewis Karl Sarpholis Cleveland Sarpolis Kansas City

Opening Southern league season postponed in four cities

The opening of the Southern league season was postponed in Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock and Mobile amid forecasts of continued heavy rain and unsettled weather.

Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock Mobile

Youth Tennis Prodigy Wilbur Coen Sets Sights High

The 16 year old Wilbur F. Coen, an alternate on the Davis Cup team, travels to Mexico City with teammates Tilden Hennessey Jones and Allison to smooth diplomatic tensions. Coen, hailed by Tilden as the greatest of his era, rose to fame after winning the boys championship at 13 and beating notable players, signaling a future as a top world contender. A hockey game announcer adds a two minute penalty and an ironic heckle from the gallery.

Wilbur F Coen Mexico City Tilden Hennessey Jones Allison Mexico United States Lindbergh Will Rogers George Lott Bud Chandler Young Coen

Texas Baseball Clubs Preview Highlights 1950s Era

Resume of clubs lists strengths and weaknesses for Texas teams Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth Houston Waco Shreveport San Antonio Beaumont. Highlights include contenders like Houston and Fort Worth with strong pitching and offense, while Beaumont remains cellar bound and other clubs depend on untried players and youngster development.

Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth Houston Waco Shreveport Williamson Adkins San Antonio Beaumont

Prizes Offered by Amarillo Businesses for Opener

Amarillo merchants and individuals list awards to entice Texas Club players on opening day. Prizes include cash, clothing, sports gear, and services from many local firms for various game achievements such as first hit, most runs, best batting average, and first home run.

Amarillo Clements Young Panhandle Laundry Harve Radey Schwartz Dress Shop Bose Engman’s Cafe Morrow-Thomas Hardware Bill Adams Dobbs Nation Drug Store Bridges Drug Store Nunnally Candy Barber Shop L. N. Pittman Eversharp Lambert's Smart Shop Harry Holland the Regent Killough & Davies Necktie Panhandle Music Company Ukelele White & Kirk Guerlains City Drug Store Clark J. Levy Sox Finklea Electric the Louie Elk Barber Shop Russell Jewelry Durkee’s Market Oliver Drug Russell Sporting Goods Southwestern Public Service Austin Drug

Held Medalist Wins North and South Qualifier Title

Eddie Held of New York led the 36 hole qualifying with 147 at Pinehurst as Eugene Homans of Englewood NJ trailed by one stroke. Defending champion George Voigt of Washington DC posted 151 and sought to defend his amateur golf title.

United Press Pinehurst N. C Eddie Held New York Eugene Homans Englewood N. J George Voigt Washington, D. C

Exhibitions West Point and Brooklyn Post Scores

Exhibition results list key games with teams from West Point Army Brooklyn Wilkes Barre Baltimore Washington Springfield Chicago and an incomplete entry totaling scores 16 4 3 2 22 3 10 1 9. The final item reads Soring and is cut off.

West Point New York Army Brooklyn Wilkesbarre Boston Baltimore Washington Springfield Chicago Soring

Designate Courses for Qualifying for Open Championship

The United States Golf Association designated fifteen states for June 11 rounds to determine qualifiers for the Open Championship. Thirty players will advance from Districts plus 150 total entrants proceed to the 72 hole event at Olympic Fields Golf Club, Matteson Minnesota.

Associated Press New York United States Golf Association Olympic Fields Country Club Matteson Olympic Fields Boston Charles River Newton Centre Mass Winged Foot Club Mamaroneck Philadelphias Philadelphia Cricket Club Flourtown Richmond—Country Club of Virginia Richmond Atlanta-East Lake Atlanta Dallas-—Brook Hollow Dallas Texas Pittsburgh Oakmont Cleveland Beechmont Warrensville Ohio Detroit the Country Club of Grosse Pointe Farms Mich Chicago — Riverside Riverside Minneapolis White Bear Yacht Club White Bear Mine St. Louis Sunset Hill Sappington Kansas City Hillcrest Denver — Denver Denver Colo Los Angeles el Caballero Hollywood Calif San Francisco Portland—Waverly Portland Ore Canada Tommy Armour Bobby Jones Jimmy Johnston Archie Compston Arthur Havers Ted Ray Harry Cooper Armour Gene Sarazen Emmett French Bill Mehlhorn Walter Hagen John Golden Johnny Farrell Harry Hampton Leo Diegel Eddie Loos Bobby Cruickshank Fred Baroni Perrys del Vecchio al Espinosa MacDonald Smith Willie MacFarlane

Denver Bears to Open Western league season in Omaha

From Denver to Omaha the Western league Bears travel today as opener looms Thursday in Omaha. Also reports from Rocky Ford Pueblo Steel Workers beat Mannigans 8 to 2 in a warmup. Indians prep for Amarillo opening with Frank Tubbs likely starting. Omaha Crickets return home to face Denver Bears tomorrow in season debut.

United Press Denver Denver Bears Omaha Rocky Ford Colo Des Moines Pueblo Steel Workers Mannigans Oklahoma City Indians Amarillo Gregory Frank Tubbs Barney Burch Omaha Crickets Texas

Scott McDougal to wrestle Toots Mondt at Fair Friday

Scott McDougal will meet Toots Mondt in a Tri-State Fair Armory wrestling match Friday night. Mondt, about 225 pounds, has won two straight local matches, with McDougal entering in standard ring attire to reveal their actual wrestling weight of roughly 225 pounds.

Scott McDougal Toots Mondt Mondt Toots Big Boy Mondt Toney Catalina Jack Rogers

Motorcycle Men Hit With Prize Race Schedule

Harley Davidson dealer F L Beer promotes a week of two wheel events at Bivins Flying Field including a fox chase treasure hunt secret destination run and motorcycle slow race and croquet with prizes for winners. The piece notes the Maccabees as Jewish leaders from the second century.

F. L. Beer Harley Davidson Motorcycle Company Bury Fox Chase Bivins Flying Field Maccabees

Texas League Opening Brings 48,000 Expected Fans

Dallas report notes 48,000 fans expected for opening games across Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and Wichita Falls as 27th season launches. Three new managers Frank Snyder Frank Gibson Bert Ellison lead Houston San Antonio Dallas while Doak Roberts attendance stakes highlight gala events and parades.

United Presse Dallas Tex Texas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Wichita Falls Waco Beaumont Shreveport Frank Snyder Frank Gibson Bert Ellison Carl Williams Jake Atz Jim Galloway Claude Robertson Art Phelan Derrill Pratt Doak Roberts Tablas

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