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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1932

Page

9

Western Loop Boasts Talent in Thirty-Third League Campaign

Kansas City April 20 Des Moines brings only six holdovers from 1931 pennant run Tulsa returns after two year gap with Art Griggs guiding hopes for a sixth title Several last season cellar dwellers aim for top division Omaha Oklahoma City St Joseph Wichita Denver Pueblo are building squads with veterans and new infield talent from Los Angeles and St Louis Cardinal prospects

Kansas City Des Moines Elue Tulsa Art Griggs Omaha Fred Luderus Oklahoma City St. Joseph

Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported By AP

Multiple boxing bouts reported with KOs and decisions from cities including St Paul Winnipeg Akron Indianapolis Portland Los Angeles. Notable results include Frankie Battaglia stopping Mike Sullivan in St Paul and Benny Leonard outpointing Mike Sarko in New York.

Associated Press ST. Paul Frankie Battaglia Winnipeg Man Mike Sullivan St. Paw Louis Fettig Grand Forks N. D la Reine Udell Aberdeen New York Benny Leonard Mike Sarko Akron Babe Triscaro Cleveland Jackie Light Detroit Indianapolis Tracy Cox Mickey Cohen Denver Scotty Scotten Johnny Andrews Toledo Portland Ore Ah Wing Lee Sue Hirakawa Japan Los Angeles Baby Arizmendi Mexico Young Tommy California Peter Jackson Jimmy Alvarado

Minnesota loses four stars to 1933 graduation

Four University of Minnesota basketball standouts, Mike Cielusak, Glenn Bethel, Cliff Sommer, and Ralph Engebretson, will depart after the 1933 season. The quartet, key contributors for the Gophers, enter graduation as the team prepares for next year.

University of Minnesota Mike Cielusak Glenn Bethel Cliff Sommer Ralph Engebretson

Gabby Street Remains Confident After Season Start

St Louis April 20 The world champion Cardinals dropped four straight to begin the season yet manager Gabby Street remains confident the club is fundamentally sound. Street said no one expects first division teams to stay there and defended the Cardinals despite their 3.33 pace and seventh place start.

ST. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street Street Red Birds

Ruth Idle As Gehrig Leads In Doubleheader

Lou Gehrig starred for the Yankees in both games of a doubleheader. In the first game he scored once, drove in a run, and doubled in four at bats. In the second game he hit his third homer of the season and added a run and an RBI in four at bats. Babe Ruth was idle with a cold. Hack Wilson sat with a lame leg. A Simmons had two hits in three trips and drove in a run. Pepper Martin did not play as his team was not scheduled.

BIG Five United Press Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Hack Wilson Simmons Pepper Martin

Vines Leads Champs Into Quarter finals

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS West Virginia April 20 The Mason and Dixon Tennis Championship moved into a battle of champions with Ellsworth Vines and Gregory Mangin drawn in the quarter finals Both hold National Singles titles Vines won the Forest Hills turf crown Mangin beat Frank Shields for the National Indoor title also reaching quarters were Wilmer Allison John Van Ryn J Gilbert Hall Frank Shields Marcel Rainville and Dre Eugene McCauliff

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Ellsworth Vines Gregory Mangin Vines Forest Hills Mangin Frank Shields Wilmer Allison John van Ryn J. Gilbert Hall Marcel Rainville Dre Eugene McCauliff

Baron's Prexy W. D. Smith Dies at 65 in Birmingham

W. D. Smith longtime president of the Birmingham Baseball Club in the Southern Association since 1915 died in Birmingham early today at age 65. He first joined the club in 1907 by taking stock to pay an unpaid grocery bill and was later named treasurer two years afterward.

Baron’s Prexie Birmingham Ala U.P W. D. Smith Birmingham Baseball Club Southern Association Smith

Detroit Tigers Surge With Strong Start Under Harris

After two lean years the Detroit Tigers show a slick combo under Manager Bucky Harris. Led by steady pitching from Whitehill Sorrel Uhle and Wyatt and hot hitting, Roy Johnson assists with a .438 average as Detroit sweeps Browns 8 0 and shares early AL lead with Washington after a 5 of 7 home start. The Senators win 7 4 over the Athletics while the Yankees and Red Sox split.

Gayle Talbot Associated Press Bucky Harris Detroit Washington Tigers Earl Whitehill Vic Sorrel George Uhle Whitlow Wyatt Sorrell St. Louis Browns Roy Johnson Charlie Gehringer Browns Washington Senators Athletics Shibe Park Duke Walberg Yanks Red Sox Boston Sox Willis Hudlin Cleveland White Sox Sam Jones Wally Berger Boston Braves Giants McGrawmen Bill Terry Ed Brandt Hack Wilson Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies Ray Benge Glenn Wright

Burglars Use Mules in Flight Across Texas Countryside

Two of three alleged store burglars pursued by Kaufman County officers rode away on mules after their car stalled near Mabank. They swapped to a newer car in Kemp, attempted to return toward Mohank, and were cornered as a deputy fired, wounding one man who was captured while a woman and the other suspect fled. The trio cited a Tulsa rodeo as experience with bucking animals.

Mabank Kaufman County David Brennan H. Bock Cedar Creek Bottom Mohank Kemp Cedar Creek Drennan Dallas Kaufman Tulsa

Marathon champ back to boiler room today

Boston April 20 Paul De Bruyn the blond German youth who won the Boston Marathon returns to work as a fireman after the race. He credited good German cooking and a beer now and then with building his strength and stamina to beat 22 rivals. He will train on a New York trip to return to the boiler room of the Hotel Wellington.

Boston Mass U.P Paul de Bruyn New York Wellington

Amarillo Reports Only 85 Dog Licenses Obtained

Only 85 dog licenses have been obtained in Amarillo two months past due. Owners must show rabies vaccination certificates to receive a license. Unlicensed dogs are placed in the city pound for redemption or extermination.

Amarillo

All offices close for funeral in Potter County

All offices and courts in the Potter County courthouse will close for the afternoon after 2 o clock in respect to the late Judge Hal C Randolph whose funeral will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

Potter County Hal C. Randolph

Rotarians to Eat Luncheon at Air Hangar

Amarillo Rotarians will hold a luncheon Thursday noon in the English Field hangar at the city airport. John Fan, chair of the program committee, said airline executives would discuss aviation development and airport facilities. Hosts are Thornton Oxnard and Harold English.

Amarillo English Field John Fan Rotary Program Committee Thornton Oxnard Harold English Fain

Rosier Beckons for Oil Industry Says Pierce

Daniel T. Pierce, assistant to Harry F. Sinclair, told Tulsa readers that higher oil prices would hold and that the industry is finally improving. He said the outlook looks much rosier than the recent past and that the industry is getting a little sense.

Tulsa Okla Daniel T. Pierce Harry F. Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation Pierce Sinclair

Kinchelow Baby Services Held This Afternoon

Patricia Kinchelow infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L Kinchelow died at 2628 Brooks Street. Survived by mother father sister Claudine and brother James Walter. Services conducted at 2 PM from the family residence Rev J C Sisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church. Burial at Llano Cemetery directed by N B Griggs & Sons.

Patricia Kinchelow

Rock Island Rail Changes Announced For Sunday

Rock Island will adjust train schedules Sunday per city passenger agent Herman Clutter. The Oil Special to Oklahoma City Tulsa St Louis and Chicago leaves 8:45 p m instead of 9 p m. Chicago St Louis Tulsa and Oklahoma City arrivals shift to 7 a m from 8 a m. The Memphis Californian from Memphis Little Rock and Oklahoma City arrives 9 20 p m instead of 9 35 p m and departs 9 35 p m for El Paso Tucson Phoenix San Diego and Los Angeles. Sleeper service moves west of Tucson to the Golden State Limited, with direct connections to avoid car changes en route.

Rock Island Herman Clutter Oklahoma City Tulsa St, Louis Chicago St. Louis Memphis Little Rock el Paso Tucson Phoenix San Diego Los Angeles Golden State Limited Tucurgcari Apache Golden State

Armstrong County Grand Jury Indicts Three, None Arrested

A special Armstrong County grand jury returned three indictments yesterday as reported by Assistant District Attorney Grady Hazlewood. No arrests had been made at the time. Ed Truban of Duquoin Sr is named as short stop and captain of the 1931 University of Illinois baseball team. He will share captaincy this spring with George Mills, a pitcher.

Armstrong County Grady Hazlewood Ed Truban Duquoin, Sr University of Illinois George Mills

Arrest Robbery Suspect Near Austin

Waco reporter says Jack Tate, with a $7500 bond forfeiture for failing to appear in trial, was arrested near Austin. Tate faces indictment in the Jones Baking Company robbery case.

Waco Jack Tate Austin Tate Jones Baking Company

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Western Loop Champs Sens Yegg Boiler Room AIR Hangar Kinchelow People’s Recreation Club Amarillo Bldg Silk New Polk ST. Con Aun Obacco Sethe Armstrong
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