Travis Jackson Hopes To Fill Giants Shortstop Gap
The New York Giants will begin the season with 20 year old Travis Jackson at shortstop. The Waldo Arkansas native, previously a top utility infielder, has impressed McGraw who predicts a rising star. Jackson, praised by Kid Elberfeld and compared to Frankie Frisch, has shown solid fielding and strong spring play in the South.
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Farley Defeats Londos in Tight Amarillo Wrestling Bout
Cal Farley of Amarillo beat Billy Londos of Lubbock in two straight falls at the Fair theater, 28 minutes then 13 minutes, in a fast match marred by Londos rough tactics. Farley used a step over toe hold and headlock, then a flying dutchman and flying mares, leaving Londos knocked out and unable to continue. Referee Harry Myers allowed the finish despite multiple disqualifying opportunities. The crowd cheered Farley as the clearly superior man.
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Baseball league games brighten April schedule across cities
National League action on April 17 featured Casey Stengel lifting Boston with a tenth inning homer to beat Philadelphia 4 3 after trailing in the ninth. Pittsburgh crushed Cincinnati 18 5 in a pitchers duel, while New York overwhelmed Brooklyn 7 1 and Chicago toppled St Louis 13 4 as the Cubs knocked out three pitchers to even the set.
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Early baseball results from Detroit Chicago Washington and Boston
Detroit beats Cleveland 5 to 1 as Whitehill wins on the mound with Bassler behind him. Chicago edges St Louis 3 to 2 in 10 innings on Eddie Collins’ RBI single. Philadelphia defeats Washington 6 to 1 to even the series. Boston tops New York 9 to 6 as Quinn outlasts the Yankees' bust of hits.
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Beckwith Plumbing Co Ad Connects Gas Fitting and Service
Beckwith Plumbing Co offers gas fitting repair and installation services for stoves hoses hydrants. Located at 700 Cleveland, phone 1541. No job too big or small.
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Wrestling Editor Slams Londos for Poor Crowd Etiquette
A sport editorial lauds Cal Farley for clean wrestling and sportsmanship in Amarillo, contrasting his conduct with Billy Londos who provoked fans. The piece urges locals to support Farley’s entertaining bouts while hoping Londos refrains from similar behavior. Also notes game scores Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 7 and Louisville 5 St. Paul 4 amid cold weather.
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Panthers overpower Dallas in Texas League opener
Dallas April 17 Panthers slug four homers and shell Slim Love in a 9 to 3 Texas League debut win. Pate pitched well for Fort Worth as Dallas managed only a few runs late. Batteries Fort Worth Pate Bischoff, Dallas Love Andrews Lingle.
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Sandies and Oak Cliff clash in first of three games
The Amarillo Sandstorm high school team faces Oak Cliff High of Dallas this afternoon at Gasser Park in a 4 PM opener. Captain Teddy Nicklaus pitchers for the Sandies as booster funds push toward a 750 dollar goal with reduced admission to draw fans for today, tomorrow, and Saturday.
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