Amarillo Texans Set for Class A Baseball Day Parade
Amarillo proclaims baseball day as the Texans prepare for opening ceremonies. A parade forms at Seventh and Jy, moving to the park where prizes honor stunt entries. Home fans expect a sell-out crowd, with players upbeat about a strong season and Joe Morris among those reporting ready.
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Tendler Slips Back to Losing Fight Column
Lew Tendler, veteran Philadelphia fighter, slipped back into the losing class in Los Angeles after a close bout with Ace Hudkins of Nebraska. Tendler showed strength in the seventh ninth rounds but Hudkins wore him down and won the decision.
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Nebraska
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The Leagues
Results from yesterday show American League games with Washington 6 Boston 2 and New York 8 Philadelphia 3. National League notes Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 10 St Louis 1. Also minor and other leagues including Pacific Coast League Seattle 3 and Sacramento 5 San Francisco 12.
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Roswell Plans to Send Strong Team to Canyon
The New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell will send a 20-man track and field squad to the Great Plains meet at Canyon Texas on April 15 and 16 under West Texas State Teachers College direction. Stars include Jacobson in sprints and field events Porter in the 440 and 220 Elliott in the mile and two mile races and Trujillo in the high jump. The Institute will also bring tennis players for the annual tourney. Canyon hosts a dual meet with the Institute on April 29 and 30.
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Amarillo Tennis Club Playoffs Set on Local Courts
The Amarillo Lawn Tennis Club conducts its play-off tournament with 42 members competing on courts at Seventeenth and Monroe. The finals will be staged next Sunday and a cup is offered to the winner. The article notes that in 1572 the Earl of Leicester gave Queen Elizabeth I the first wrist watch.
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Swam to Fame in France Beach Czar Candidate
An ex New York man renamed Huger in Cannes pursues beach mastery becoming a local czar. Eighteen months after starting a school in Paris he teaches 16 hours daily, building modest wealth from his beach classes.
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Breaks Do Play Important Part In Team Show
Henry L Farrell argues that luck or “breaks” shape baseball outcomes as much as skill. He cites Giants, Senators, and White Sox injuries that disrupted pennant races, noting Jackson, Mostil, and Young as pivotal losses that season.
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Washington Senators
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Johnny Mostil
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Cincinnati Reds
Babe Bressier
Kelly Has Way To Choose Hurler For Tomorrow
Joe Kelly will start tomorrow but decision remains unsettled. The manager Kelly used a unique method last year to pick the starter by lining up four pitchers with baseballs and letting the one whose ball lands closest to a hole in the ground begin.
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Amarillo to host dog races under national rules
Amarillo plans to open a dog race course on Panhandle road at Shamblin's Club Royal under R W Deimler of Topeka. He aims for a 600 yard by 300 yard track with live rabbits and an escape option. Opening day features 32 races and invited local dogs with imported dogs.
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Florida
Pampa Winker Over Texans In Exhibition
Amarillo Texans lose 11 to 6 at Pampa in a training game. Hob Clark, formerly with the Cleveland Indians, struck out thirteen and hit a two run homer with two on. An error in the fourth inning helped Amarillo score most of their runs. Gunther added a second homer for the Texans as the club gears up for more exhibitions, winds complicating the trip from El Paso.
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Shade Steps Up Notch to Land Near Ring Top
California contender Dave Shade moved closer to a middleweight title shot by outboxing Phil Krug of Patterson New Jersey over ten rounds to win the decision of two judges and the referee. Krug had previously drawn with Shade when both were welters, but Shade now stands as the rival most likely to face Mickey Walker for the title.
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California
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Phil Krug
Patterson
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Murder Nite Car Aids Berlin Police Crime Fight
An automobile dubbed the murder nite with camera fingerprint apparatus and wearel lights has been put into service in Berlin to help police detect crime.
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