Magnolia and Borden's Teams Shine In Jaycee Softball Wins
Magnolia defeated Panhandle Laundry 11 to 10 in game one of a Jaycee League doubleheader as seven runs in the first inning sparked Magnolia. Laundry answered with a seven-run rally in the seventh to close to one run, but Magnolia held on. Borden's sluggers crushed Keeling Gulf Service 32 to 8 in the nightcap, with a third inning explosion producing 15 runs. Windy conditions affected fielding, and a solid crowd watched.
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Panhandle Laundry
Magnolia Boys
Magnolia
Borden
Keeling Gulf
W. L. Pet. Borden's
CPT
Invisecile
Texaco
LOM Panhandle Laundry
Taylor’s Market
Keeling Gulf Service
First Christian
Taylor’s
Social whirl may steal Yankees headlines in New York
SID Feder reports rumors of a social complex affecting the Yankees as Mike Jacobs announces the Barney Ross Henry Armstrong May 26 event likely in New York venues such as the Polo Grounds or Madison Square Garden. Dempsey cautions Joe Louis on fading pace. Harding Hibbs attracts scouts in New Orleans amid card turmoil after opening day.
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New York
Yankees
Mike Jacobs
Barney Ross
Great One Is On the Spot Before Fans
Dizzy Dean prepares to pitch for the Chicago Cubs against the Reds in Cincinnati on opening week. Highlighted by yesterday’s big league action, the NL showcased power with 89 hits and 12 homers across four games while Washington and the Yankees posted early wins. Rip Collins starred for the Cubs with a homer double and three runs after returning from a broken leg.
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Tigers
Phil Cavarretta
Ripper Collins
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Ripper
Reds
Giants
N. L
Chet Laabs
Clay Bryant
Emmett Mueller
Phils
Johnny Rizzo
Pirates
Enos Slaughter
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Dizzy Dean
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Marcum
Wilson
Ostermueller
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Giants- Bees
Washington
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Yanks
Red Ruffing
Jack Wilson
Fred Ostermueller
Champs
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Brooklyn
Phillies
Rip Collins
Jerome Herman
Phil K. Wrigley
Chicago
Daddy Wrigley
Tonight's Federal League games mixed with agency matchups
Federal League soil conservation faces B A E in a Treasury versus Farm Security clash as the schedule spotlights agricultural policy themed play and regional teams.
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Federal League Soil Conservation
B. A. E. Treasury
Farm Security
Wrestling Last Night Across Cities and Winners
In New York Ralph Garibaldi defeated Frank Bruce while Rudy Busek floored Al Bisignano and Henry Finkel pinned Everett Ribbons. Big Chief Sanooke defeated Ivan Vaktur off Russia. In New Haven Gino Garibaldi beat George Beverly and Mike Mazurki threw Tarzan White. In Reading Ali Baba defeated Sammy Cohen and Chief Thunderbird pinned Juan Calquivel.
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Frank Bruce
Rudy Busek
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al Bisignano
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Henry Finkelstein
Everett Ribbons
Oklahoma
Big Chief Sanooke
Ivan Vaktur
Russia
New Haven
Gino Garibaldi
George Beverly
California
Mike Mazurki
Tarzan White
Alabama
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Detroit
Sammy Cohen
Chicago
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Vancouver
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Juan Calquivel
Spain
Magnolia Dealers and Salesmen Meeting in Amarillo
Magnolia Petroleum Co. dealers and salesmen from the Amarillo territory gather this afternoon at the Herring Hotel. About 70 attendees join a luncheon at noon and the event is led by district manager W. B. Norman and local manager E. E. Nichols.
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Amarillo Territory
Herring Hotel
W. 8. Norman
E. E. Nichols
Woodmen Representative Is Visitor Here
A. S. MacGregor of Dallas, a representative of the Modern Woodmen of America, is visiting Amarillo. Mr and Mrs MacGregor are stopping at the Amarillo Hotel. The article notes two German minelayer types, short range and distant.
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A. S. MacGregor
Dallas
Modern Woodmen of America
Amarillo
Mrs. MacGregor
Amarillo Hotel
Muscle Men Grapple in Port City Match at Armory
National Guard Armory hosts a wrestling card with Andy Tremaine and Dick Sampson facing off in the main bout. Bob Cummings meets Prince Omar Yoachim in the semi finals as tickets sell at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Andy Tremaine
Dick Sampson
Grapple
Sampson
Tremaine
Mr. Sampson
Batterin
Bob Cummings
Prince Omar Yoachim
Omar
Rascal
Cummings
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Fort Worth Leaders on Eastern NM Trade Tour by Rail
More than 100 Fort Worth business leaders travel by Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway train on a trade tour of eastern New Mexico and northern Texas. Led by I. B. McConnell, the group stops in Pecos Carlsbad Artesia Roswell Portales Clovis Lubbock Hale Center Plainview Tulsa Canyon Amarillo and Pampa with receptions planned along the route before returning home.
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New Mexico
Texas
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
McConnell
E. Kancher
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Pecos
Carlsbad
Artesia
Roswell
Portales
Clovis
Lubbock
Hale Center
Plainview
Tulsa
Canyon
Pampa
Amarillo High drills show strong baseball and football effort
Amarillo High School's spring sports intensity is high as around 65 baseball hopefuls gathered for early workouts near Butler Field. Coaches Middleton Haynie and Browning praised the talent, while equipment shortages prompt appeals for donations. Football intra-squad practice leads to a two-team split for Friday’s scrimmage. Track athletes aim for Canyon regional meet, and Dizzy Dean seeks salary leverage from Phil Wrigley.
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Butler Field
Middleton
Haynie
Browning
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Boxers Compete in New York and Houston Matches
Nat Lifkin won a decision over Eddie Haas in New York while Peter Clayton stopped Austin McCann in Ireland. In Houston Kenny La Salle edged Chief Parris and Red Hutchins drew with Billy Pereira. Don Eddy beat Ted Telles and Bobby Holland stopped Bond Usher in Houston.
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Houston
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Chief Parris
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Red Hutchins
Florida
Billy Periera
Don Eddy
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Ted Telles
Mexico City
Bobby Holland
Miami
Fla
Bond Usher
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