Pro Boxing Promoters Take Worst Beating
Promoters face a dismal card with no-showed fighters and substituted bouts in Dalhart results. Manny Camarillo arrived unexpectedly while Angel Grada failed to appear, leading to financial strains as organizers contemplated refunds. Substitutions by L. B. Romero and Pedro Alvarez accompanied mixed results, with fans sour on the event despite several spirited scraps. Texas Defeats Baylor in Tennis followed, as Texas beat Baylor 6-0 in Waco.
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Frank A
Arvis Woodring
Angel Grada
Manny Ortega
Dalhart
Mexico
Juan Ornealas
Fi Paso
Jessy Fonseca
Bob Brruble
Angel
Woodring
el Paso
T. A. Preston
Grada
Manny Camarillo
Fl Paso
Ortega
Manny
Hawaii
Madison
Romero
Pedro Alvarez
Hubert Gray
Wichita Falls
Chebo Hernandez
Juarez
Jesse Flores
Chihuahua
Jose Gonzales
Mexico City
Gray
Routh
Amarillo
Jimmy Boggs
Bill Cornelus
Cornelius
Boggs
Bob Struble
Lake Safro
Mandy Reiger
Country
Old-Time Hurlers Shine in Major League Openers
Veterans led opening day games as Truett Sewell Emil Leonard Murray Dickson Sid Hudson Bob Feller Hal Newhouser starred for their clubs. Feller and Leonard delivered shutouts while Hudson and Dickson pitched key wins as early MLB action unfolded across the circuit.
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Truett
Rip” Sewell
Pirates
Emil Leonard
Phils
Murray Dickson
Cards
Sid Hudson
Senators
Bobby Feller
Indians
Hal Newhouser
Hal
Newhouser
Tigers
Browns
Hudson
Washington
Yankees
Truman
Yankee
Ed Lopat
Tom McBride
Nats
Lopat
Feller
Cleveland
White Sox
Dickson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Augie Galan
Frankie Baumholtz
Enos Slaughter
Leonard
Braves
Philadelphia
Phil
Eddie Miller
Westerners Favored in 1-AA Meet
The article notes Westerners are favored in the upcoming 1-AA meet and mentions Sandie Mauldin and coach Joan as prominent figures. It describes regional competition at Hub City and references the Golden Sandies rallying to state football glory, with schools competing across three classes in the revised bracket.
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Coon Pes Sandie
Joan Whin
Nery
Lubbock
Sian” Mauldin
Isan
Greeean
Ciety Shorty
Hayhursts Thingenes Wien
Amari Woos
Three Years Ago Highlights Across Local Sports
Three years ago today the Golden Sandies won the Region One Track Championship at Canyon with 32 points. Amarillo mile relay set a meet record in 3 minutes 33.7 seconds. Also noted is a 3-2 Cardinals win over Cincinnati with Hopp driving in a run.
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Golden Sandie
Harland Collins
Bill Attebury
Mike Strueber
Denny Willis
Johnny Hopp
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Golden Sandies
Canyon
Amarillo
Otto Payne
Gene Sweet
Boone Baker
M. T. Johnson
Amarillo Gold Sox
Borger Gassers
bin Atterby
Pampa Harvesters
Odus Mitchell
Dumas
Roy Greenhill
Crazy Dean
Pittsburgh Pirates
Coaching adds new leaders to St Marys and McKinley squads
The page notes several new coaches taking charge of youth teams. Mrs J J Alma Poirot will lead St Marys girls in the Junior Division assisted by Miss Marie Funk. Mrs Billie Ducley heads McKinley Intermediate Girls with co-leaders Mrs Jack Shiverbaker and Mrs Harley Phillips for Pleasant Valley Quails. Ray McCullough and Bill Sparks are also mentioned among the coaches.
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J. J
Alma) Poirot
St. Mary's
Marie Funk
Grant and Boyter Win Plains AAU Handball Doubles Title
Grant and Boyter defeated Bud Lilly and J W Standifer 21-14 21-12 to claim the Plains AAU doubles championship at the Maverick Club. Grant also won the singles crown last Saturday. The doubles champs and Lilly Nard Cazzell and John Peterson will represent the Plains at the Southwestern AAU tournament at Dallas Athletic Club Friday through Sunday. Millard Holloway has arranged coverage so one of them will be present at all times with the Fourth Street Rattlers in the boys Senior League.
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Maverick Club
Bud Lilly
J. W. Standifer
Grant
Lilly
Nard Cazzell
John Peterson
The
Plains
Dallas Athletic Club
Millard Holloway
Fourth Street Rattlers
Texas-NM League schedule and results brief
Western Texas New Mexico League games listed includes Pampa Clovis Lamesa Amarillo and American League marked matchups. National and Texas League games show scores for Fort Worth Oklahoma City Dallas Beaumont Shreveport Houston and others with results from Monday and Tuesday games.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Pula
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Ballinger
Boring
Midland
Odessa
del Rio
San Angelo
Weanesaay
Texas-New Mexico League
Charaer
Pampa
Clovis
Labor Quasawerdue
Lamesa
Amarillo
Peton
Batsctonia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Phi Sete
Bisladeiphia Brockton
Incinnati
New
Gleveland
Louis
Onis
Ation
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Sted
Camarillo
Awol Grada
L. B. Romero
Howard Carr
Texas
Baylor
Waco
J. B. Christian
University of Texas
Adventures
Duncan Hines
Long Champ’s
Homer
North East Fighth
Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
Newark 3
N.J
Pitteburen
H. E. Boggs
Joel Harold Orr
Sandie
Seveth
Bobby Farmer
Harold
Bulldogs
Orr
Farmer
Kenneth Hall
Hall
Kenneth
Dick Hill
Jim Branam
Dickie Anderson
Branam
Bill Jimon
Amarillo Country Club
Bill Moran
Gold Sox
Larry Lawrence
Globe-News Aviation
Charley Parker
Texas University
Kansas
Davis
J. F. Davis
Memorial Park
Marke Miles
Granam-Hoeme Plow Company
News-Globe
Grant, Boyter
WU Motor Supply OU
Paramount Recreation Club
AY Tin Allees
RCA
No. 2
Tyler
Polk
Matt Hudson
Jim Hudson
Gene Chapman
Steve Hudson
City Auditorium
Weedomatic, Jr
Weedomatic, Sr
John Park
Park Machinery Co
Plains Machinery CO
Amarillo Abilene
Harley Davidson Motorcycle Co., Inc
Imperial
Imperial , Nesta
Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Illinois
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