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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1929

Page

11

Giants, Cubs favored in national league pennant picks

United Press survey of eight baseball experts places the New York Giants at the top for National League pennant, with the Cubs second and the Cardinals third. Pirates narrowly miss third as Cardinals hold best pitching, while Braves are deemed last. Giants and Cubs expected to vie for the pennant. four pick Giants to win.

New York Yankees Anl George Kirkley United Press New York New York Giants Giants Chicago Cubs Chicago Brooklyn Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Phillies Braves Hornsby Reds McGraw Brooklyn Robins Philadelphia Phillies Loston

Final Plans Set for Amarillo Tri-State Track Meet

Staging of the first annual Amarillo Tri-State Track Field and Tennis Meet is planned for Saturday under The Globe News auspices. Seventeen high schools entered track and eleven entered tennis with over 175 athletes competing at the Tri-State fair grounds.

Amarillo The Globe News Slaton Pampa Panhandle Sayre Okla Texico-Farwell Pleasant Hill N. M Memphis Follett Claude Plainview Floydada Littlefield Hereford Groom Dalhart Canyon River Road Canadian Erick Tri-State Fair Grounds

Plodding Pilgrims Continue Long Trek Toward West

Thirty four of C. C. Prye’s plodding pilgrims push from Waynesburg toward Wheeling after a 12 day trek from New York. The caravan rests then heads into Ohio with Cambridge as tomorrow’s stop. Ed Gardner of Seattle leads in elapsed time, followed by Johnny Salo of Passaic and Peter Gavuzzi of England as the field narrows.

Associated Press Waynesburg C. C. Prye New York Pacific Coast Pennsylvania Wheeling W. Va Ohio Cambridge Bill Downing Bedford Town Earl Aplequist Sweden Ed Gardner Seattle Wash Negro Star Johnny Salo Passaic N. J Peter Gavuzzi England

Exhibition schedule notes from multiple minor league camps

In Indianapolis the Reds face the Indians as rain cancels a similar event yesterday. Brooklyn Robins tour Macon arriving for a near final Southern stop, vs Atlanta Crackers then Greensboro and Brooklyn. Red Sox skip Reading, move to Boston for Braves game. Indians open two day exhibition in Birmingham. Browns finish Tulsa series, head to St. Louis. Yankees visit Atlanta Crackers after beating Birmingham. Phillies Athletics third city series game postponed by rain, extra game Friday. Braves swept New Haven 11 to 2 before returning home.

Macon Atlanta Crackers Brooklyn Robins Greensboro S. C Brooklyn New York Yankees Tulsa Okla St. Louis Browns Tulsa Oilers St. Louis Cardinals Browns Atlanta Yanks Birmingham Philadelphia Phillies Athletics Norfolk Boston Braves New Haven Springfield Cincinnati Indianapolis Ind Philadelphis Pittsburgh Memphis Tenn New York Washington Cleveland Ala Chicago Terre Haute Yankees Robins Senators Giants Braves Pirates Tigers Cubs Houston

Mustang 10 Meet Steers Gassers Lose

SMU Mustangs face Dallas Steers with Barnabe while Steers pitch Lyles and Diffey. Herd beat Lone Star Gassers 9 to 1 in yesterday’s workout. Wichita Falls Spudders finish spring training. Indians announce 3:30 games to suit home cooks. Beaumont Exporters prep for weekend series. Tom Estell released. push for 14,000 opening-day fans. Bulls seek pitching depth and outfield help ahead of season. Clough strong despite wildness as Cubs tie Bruins 4-4 in 14 innings.

Dallas Southern Methodist University Mustangs Dallas Steers Collegians Charlie Barnabe Lyles Diffey Herd Lone Star Gassers Texas Wichita Falls Spudders Galloway Tema San Antonio Indians Indians San Marcos Southwest Texas State Teachers College Uvalde Beaumont Exporters Houston Buffaloes Houston Tom Estell Chicago Cubs Bruins Buffs Windy City Crew

Winter Games Set for Lake Placid in 1932

The International Olympic Committee decided the winter games will be held at Lake Placid New York in 1932. Los Angeles was passed over despite offering nearby mountain facilities, as Lake Placid was judged in better condition for the events.

Lausanne Los Angeles Lake Placid N. Y California Adirondack

Oklahoma Wrestler Clinstock Stops Mondt in 14 Minutes

Indian Jim Clinstock of Oklahoma defeated Toots Mondt of Colorado in 14 minutes 20 seconds using his flying scissors in a wrestling show in St. Louis. Roy Steele and Paul Jones of Los Angeles wrestled to a draw lasting one hour.

United Press Louis Jim Clinstock Oklahoma

Kaiser Signs To Meet Rivers In St Louis Monday Night

Johnny Pee wee Kaiser a St Louis featherweight has signed to meet Mexican Joey Rivers in a return bout next Monday night. The same program features Mickey Gill an Irish bantam facing the Denver Kid of Kansas City in the same card.

United Press ST. Louis Johnny “Peewee” Kaiser Joey Rivers Mickey Gill Denver Kid Kansas City

Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Defeat Natchitoches Normal 4 to 1

Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks defeated Natchitoches Normal of Louisiana 4 to 1 in a baseball game on April 1 in Nacogdoches Texas.

United Press Nacogdoches Tex Natchitoches Normal Louisiana Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks

Ryder Cup Team Sets Course for England Battle

The American Ryder Cup squad sails from New York aboard the Mauretania after days of preparation. Captain Walter Hagen says the team feels fit and aims for victory. Members include Hagen, Farrell, Diege, Sarazen, Smith, Watrous, Espinosa, Dudley, Turnesa, and Golden with several others traveling.

Associated Press New York England Mauretania Walter Hagen Hagen Johnny Farrell Leo Diege Gene Sarazen Horton Smith al Watrous al Espinosa Ed Dudley Joe Turnesa John Golden Marion Turpie New Orleans Marion Hollins United States George van Elm Tommy Armour Bill Mehlhorn

Dempsey Backs Central Boxing Authority Model

Jack Dempsey calls for a supreme head for boxing with powers like baseball's commissioner. He urges all state commissions to unite under a central authority to settle disputes and boost boxing's status, praising the National Boxing Association as a potential keystone.

Jack National Boxing Association Dempsey New York

Wallace and Grogan Set for 10 Round Lightweight Clash

Detroit April 11 Wallace of Cleveland faces Grogan of Omaha in a 10 round lightweight bout at Olympia Arena. Both seek a knockout to boost standings with Mantell title contenders and Wallace aiming to rebound after a win over Chicago’s Joey Medill two weeks ago.

Associated Press Detroit Tommy Grogan Omaha Billy Wallace Cleveland Olympia Arena Grogan Ray Miller Chicago Hooker Wallace Sammy Mandell Joey Medill

Exhibition Games Schedule and Results Across Cities

Today's exhibition slate features St Louis against Springfield and Cincinnati facing Indianapolis with multiple intercity matchups in Philadelphia Memphis Macon Washington and Birmingham among others. Yesterday's scores include Yankees 10 Birmingham 6 Giants 6 after weather delays and a slate of other results with several games halted by rain or darkness.

New England Dominates National Amateur Boxing Titles

New England claims four of the eight 1929 national amateur boxing champions while the rest spread across Grand Rapids Buffalo and Los Angeles. Steve Halasko of Buffalo wins the 135 pound crown for a second time. The article notes many prior champions left for professional rings.

Associated Press Boston New England Grand Rapids Mich Buffalo N. Y Los Angeles Steve Halasko Amsterdam

Fights Last Night Across Cities Feature Several Knockouts and Decisions

In Providence R I Young Mont real defeated Bud Taylor of Terre Haute by outpoint. In Montreal Charles Belanger beat Harold Mays of Bayonne by decision. In Cincinnati Billy Angelo from Lei perville defeated Tony La Rosa. Indian Tiger West stopped Battling Hill. Toledo Midget Mike O Dowd beat Johnny Datto. Homer Rowan won over Bud Porter.

Associated Press Providence R. L—Young Montreal Bud Taylor Terre Haute Charles Belanger Winnipeg Harold Mays Bayonne N. J Cincinnati Billy Angelo Leiperville Tony la Rosa Indian Tiger West Tucson Aris Battling Hill Louisville Toledo Mike O'Dowd Columbus Ohio Johnny Datto Cleveland Homer Rowan Newark Bud Porter

Hem-Roid Relief for Piles Promise

Dr Leonhardt s Hem-Roid is advertised as a harmless tablet that relieves lower bowel congestion causing piles. The ad claims quick safe lasting relief with a money back guarantee and lists City Drug Store and other druggists as sellers.

Three Favorites Join Gallery at Pinehurst in Amateur Championship

Three favorites for the North and South Amateur Golf Championship watched the second round of match play from the sidelines at Pinehurst. New gallery additions included Ross Somerville Canadian champion Eddie Held and Eugene Homans. Chapmen of Greenwich CT shot 70 to win 2 up over Somerville while Merriman defeated Held in nineteen holes. Homans fell to Richard Wilson in a 21st green decision as Voigt and Finlay also posted wins in close matches.

Pinehurst Ross Somerville Eddie Held Eugene Homans Princeton Pride Somerville J. D. Chapman Greenwich Conn Chapman Hold J. P. Merriman Waterbury Richard Wilson Georgetown University Homans George Voigt RK. H Swoope Philadelphia Phillips Finlay Harvard Star Knight Akron Ohio

Canadian Rainville Shocks Davis Cup Star In North South

In Pinehurst the North and South tennis tourney opens its semi finals with Marcel Rainville of Montreal upsetting Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth 4-6 6-4 8-6. John Wright of Toronto and Gilbert Hall battled. John Van Ryn beat Tanio Abe 6-1 6-2. Rainville then meets Onda as the day’s first semifinal pairing.

United Prema Pinehurst Marcel Rainville Montreal Wilmer Allison Fort Worth Texas United States Rainville John Wright Toronto Gilbert Hall Orange N. J John van Ryn Tanio Abe Abe Sadakazu Onda Japan T. D. Demans Washington Onda van Ryn

Mystery surrounds Silent Jack's Chicago movements

Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has spent two days in Chicago with his money man Ed Cole and attorney Arthur Driscoll due for a conference. He says the visit is not about Chicago and denies plans for a Dempsey Cole Fogary alliance or a chain of sport palaces there.

Chicago Jack Dempsey Kenesaw Landis Dempsey Associated Frees Jack Ed Cole Arthur Driscoll Globe- News

Ranger High backs defeat Mavericks in spring game

Ranger High School backed by a strong backfield overwhelmed Eastland Mavericks 20 to 0 in Ranger Texas as part of their second spring training contest.

Ranger High Backs Mavericks United Press Ranger Tex Ranger High School Eastland Mavericks

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