Seven Horses Withdrawn From Derby List
Seven of 130 Derby eligibles are withdrawn for various reasons. Back Log Oswego and Aerial Prince withers. Lord Swift is saved for Arlington Classic. Porternesia Skiffy and Leros also exited. Fastest mile work shared by Sweep All and Joey Bibb at Lexington. Derby hopefuls avoid opener Ben Ali handicap. Kentucky racing begins at Lexington with no eligibles likely in Ben Ali.
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Louisville
Back Log
Oswego
Gallaher and
Combs
Aerial Prince
A. L. Ferguson
Lexington
Lord Swift
C. B. Shaffer
Herbert M. Woolf
Porternesia
E. B. McLean
Skiffy
James C. Ellis
Sweep All
Charles T. Fisher
Joey Bibb
C. C. van Meter
T. E. Mueller
Churchill Downs
Lexington Oval
Kentucky
Crack Parker Track Star Is Ineligible
Arkansas University faces setback as Ivan Jackson, substitute captain, is ruled ineligible due to scholastic issues. Jackson had won the half mile conference race at College Station as a sophomore, and his loss severely handicaps the Razorbacks' track prospects.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas University
Ivan Jackson
Jackson
College Station
Razorbacks
Forty seven Enter Kansas Relay Race entrants named
Forty seven sprinters including top national track stars entered the Kansas Relays in Lawrence on April 16. The list, checked today, reflects strong national competition and a deep field of entrants across events.
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Kansas
Cleveland Site for Big Heavy Battle
The Schmeling Stribling heavyweight title bout moves to Cleveland New Municipal Stadium for July 3. Promoter Dick Dunn confirms the 15 round match after New York disowned Schmeling and Chicago balked. Cleveland hails virgin territory with all seats visible and optimism of a $1,000,000 event.
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George Kirkley
United Press
South Bend
Ind
Max Schmeling-Young
New York State
New
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Dick Dunn
Boston Garden
Illinois
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Corporation of
Chicago
Jacobs
Stribling
United States
Tigers Coach Harris Signals Football Codes In Baseball Game
Detroit manager Raymond Stanley Harris used football play codes to signal his Tigers during a game at Wrigley Field causing fans to wonder at the unusual method. The tactic aimed to guide batters and runners, with players hearing the numbers clearly. Ivey Shiver’s return to coaching complicates the situation.
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Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wrigley Field
Raymond Stanley Harris
Tigers
Walker Brothers
John
Son
Gehringer
Bucky
Charlie
Fleet Johnson
Harris
Ivey
University of Georgia
Roman writer's cow feeding theory proven by USDA tests
A first century Roman theory that feeding cows legumes increases milk volume and richness has been confirmed by United States Department of Agriculture experiments.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Derby Day Signals and Baseball Signage in Early Days
The article recalls old time baseball signals from the 1890s, noting pioneers waited for season ends and players joked about Harris and his numbers. It mentions Derby Day Bill Clymer sharing stories of old signals such as the third base coach calling Red Riley the bank robber to cue the next pitch.
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Bill Clymer
Red Riley
Chief Bender
Giants
Charles Albert
Eddie Collins
Dick Fitzgerald On Trial at Pampa
Deputy Sheriff Charles Bebout attends the Gray County criminal district court in Pampa to witness the trial of Dick Fitzgerald called this morning.
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Dick Fitzgerald
Pampa
Charles Bebout
Criminal District Court of
Gray County
Bebout
Amarillo Girl Scout Council to host Cactus Regional Conference
On Camp Group serves on the camp committee within the Amarillo Girl Scout Council. The council will host the Cactus Regional Conference here next week with several National Council members in attendance.
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Amarillo
Federal charges filed against two men for liquor violations
Frank Stevens and Leonard Day were arrested by county officers on liquor charges and today appear in federal court on illegal possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor.
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Frank Stevens
Leonard Day
Tax Office Busy On Annual Report
Potter County tax collectors office employees work on the annual tax report. The brief notes the ongoing preparation and the routine end of year filing process.
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Tax Office
Potter County Tax Collectors Office
Event Schedule Brief for April 24 to 26
The notice outlines events beginning April 24 and running through April 26. It lists venues and participating groups, urging attendees to confirm times and locations with organizers.
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Ing
Tax office issues about 25 car licenses daily
Tax collector J. W. Collins is recovering at Miner Wells and expected to return by April 28. The office is issuing about 25 car licenses each day.
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J. W. Collins
Miner Wells
Tax Office
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Gordon
S.S.S
S.S.S. Tonic
Izaak Walton League
America
Exhibition Hall Hotel
Sherman
Randolph-Clark
Lake LA Salle
A. A. Graham
Walter Sikes
Municipal
River Drive
Galveston
Charleston
Miami
Fla
Texas
Clyde
R. L. Carnicke
C. A
SOL _ Commerce Bt
Fort Worth
Tel
F. O. B. Factory
Servel
Hendy
Fiat
Hermetic
West Texas Refrigeration CO
P. O. Box
Chester Rice Borger—Singer Store
Dimmitt—Panhandle Lumber Co
Pampa—Pampa Furniture Co
Perry Ton—Plainview Hdw. & Furn. Co
Spearman—Spearman Hardware Co
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