Malone Stars As Cubs Top Cardinals 3-0 In Season Opener
Joe McCarthy’s Cubs ride Pat Malone to a 3-0 victory over the St Louis Cardinals as Hornsby hits a first inning homer but the Cubs pull away with runs in the fifth and sixth. Malone extends the Cubs’ scoreless streak to 26 innings while Cardinals manage five hits. American League notes cover Uhle’s 1-0 Detroit win over St Louis Browns and Al Thomas blanking the Indians as White Sox win 10-0.
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Chicago
Cubs
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Hornsby
Cincinnati
Carmen Hill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
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George Uhle
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Jack Ogden
Jack
Tigers
al Thomas
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Thomas
Indians
Baylor Bears Still Lead After 11-5 Win Over SMU
Baylor, led by Cotter with three hits including a home run, beat Southern Methodist 11 to 5 in Dallas. The Mustangs out hit Baylor but committed nine errors to Baylor's one. Baylor’s golf team defeated TCU 17 to 0 and the net men beat Texas A&M 4 to 2.
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Cotter
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Mustang
Texas Aggies
Chocolate Scores An Easy Victory Over Burrone
Kid Chocolate Cuban bantamweight defeated Vic Burrone of New York by a 10 round decision at St Nicholas Arena. Chocolate weighed 122 3 4 pounds while Burrone tipped the scales at 122 3 4. Burrone was close to a knockout several times but stayed the limit and earned a berth in Burrone's record as never KO'd.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Vic Burrone
St. Nicholas Arena
Chocolate
Burrone
K. O'd
Austin Bowler Leads in State Bowling Singles
In Houston on April 23 A Buck of the Austin Class B team led the state bowling tournament by scoring 266 in the final singles games to take the individual lead.
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Houston
A. Buck
Austin
Buck
Junior Boxing Tourney Opens in Chicago This Night
CHICAGO April 23 The National A A U junior boxing championships open here tonight with about 100 entries.
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United Press
Chicago
Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
Major league and minor league action across American and National leagues with results from Detroit at St Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. New York at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. St Louis at Chicago. plus Texas and Western leagues. Notable scores include Chicago 3 over St Louis 0 and Pittsburgh 4 over Cincinnati 9. Other results list Waco Beaumont San Antonio Houston Omaha Wichita Des Moines Tulsa Oklahoma City Denver plus Pacific Coast League San Francisco 12 Oakland 3.
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National League
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Tulsa
Des Moines
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Denver
Topeka
Pueblo
Oklahoma City
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Cincinnati
American League
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Western Ae
Senee Sewers
Notice of Probate of Will in Potter County Texas
The Potter County Court issues a call for publication of an application to probate the last will of Matilda S. Smith Deceased and for letters testamentary. Della Mae Park and Maude Simpson seek probate and appointment of executors, with hearing set for the first Monday in May 1929 at Amarillo Court House. Oriented toward interested parties to appear and contest the will.
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State OF Texas
Potter County
Potter
Matilda S. Smith
Della Mae Park
F. A. Park
Maude Simpson
W. W. Simpson
Matilda &. Smith
Amarillo
Texas
Runners Begin 60 Mile Derby Trek From Vandalia
The 29 survivors in Pyle's bunion derby resumed the trek from Vandalia toward Collinsville with 50 miles to go for tonight. Pete Gavazzi of Southampton England leads by over four hours over Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey who is a policeman and legionnaire. Salo dethroned Ed Garner of Seattle Washington who had held second place for more than a week.
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Associated Press
Vandalia
Pyle
Collinsville
Effingham
Pete Gavazzi
Southampton
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Salo
Ed Garner
Seattle
Wash
Sande Barred From Riding by New York Rule
Earl Sande, owner trainer and jockey, may not ride on New York tracks this season as a rule for jockeys prohibits owners from holding interest in horses they ride. Maryland previously allowed it but New York upholds the rule. Sande won opening Maryland race with Hermitage. He plans to seek a New York license after Maryland season ends, with little chance the rule will be changed.
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United Press
New York
Earl Sande
New York Jockey Club
Maryland
Sande
Hermitage
Jockey Club
International derby planned by Women’s Western Golf assoc
The Women’s Western Golf association sanctions an international championship at Flossmoor Country club from September 12. Any woman golfer worldwide may compete in the 72 hole medal play event. The meeting also adopts United States Golf Association rules for all meets sponsored by the association.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Flossmoor Country Club
United States Golf Association
Loayza Wins By Technical Knockout In Cleveland Bout
Chilean lightweight Stanislav Loayza scored a technical knockout over Frank Chatterton of Cleveland in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round bout before about 10 000 fans. Chatterton did not answer the bell for the ninth round due to a badly injured left eye.
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United Press
Cleveland
Stanislaus Loayza
Frank Chatterton
Chatterton Fain
Boxers Return Results From Last Night Fights
In Cleveland Stanislaus Loayza stopped Frankie Chatterton after eight rounds. Rosy Rosales beat Johnny Grosso on a foul in Mexico City, eight rounds. In Philadelphia George Courtney knocked out Tom Kirby in two. In New York Kid Chocolate outpointed Vic Burrone over ten. Pete Sanstol defeated Sammy Farber in six rounds in New York. Midget Wolgast won on points over Phil Tobias in Toronto in ten. Eddie Kid Wolfe defeated Johnny Dundee in New Orleans over ten. James J Braddock stopped Eddie Benson in Buffalo in one. Red Herring outpointed Jack Britton in Memphis over eight. Tommy Littleton knocked out Petit Agnew in Mobile over two. Young Corbett outpointed Pete Meyers in San Francisco over ten.
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Frankie Chatterton
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Johnny Grosso
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
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George Courtney
Oklahoma
Tom Kirby
Boston
New York
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Cuba
Vic Burrone
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Sammy Farber
Toronto
Midget Wolgast
Phil Tobias
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Eddie Kid Wolfe
Memphis
Johnny Dundee
Buffalo
James J. Braddock
New Jersey
Eddie Benson
Florida
Red Herring
Utica
Jack Britton
Mobile
Tommy Littleton
Petit Agnew
Brance
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Pete Meyers
Notice of Sale by a Texas Garage Keeper 1928 Dodge Sedan
In Potter County Texas a garage keeper to secure charges of 102.48 places a notice that after May 15 1929 a public sale will occur at 201 South Fillmore Amarillo between 10 AM and 4 PM. The 1928 Dodge Sedan motor 1075-841 serial A1001-150 owned by an unknown owner is to be sold with proceeds applied to charges. Noel Latham Garage Sole Proprietor signs the notice April 22 1929.
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Noel Latham
McGraw Adds Veteran Ray Schalk To Giants Staff
John McGraw signs Raymond W. Schalk for coaching and catching duties with the New York Giants, pairing him with Bert Niehoff. Schalk, nearly 37, brings Chicago White Sox experience and early impact at San Antonio, alongside former Cubs star Bobby O Farrell as the other catching survivor from Windy City. Schalk led White Sox catchers for years and once managed from 1926 to 1928, making him a seasoned addition to McGraw’s roster.
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Giants
Chicago
White Sox
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Bert Niehoff
San Antonio
Little Napoleon
Ray Schalk
Schalk
Iron Man
Ray
Fd Walsh
Scoreboard highlights strong pitching and shutouts
Yesterday's baseball scoreboard shows Al Thomas of the Chicago White Sox blanking the Cleveland Indians 10 to 0 with seven hits allowed as four Indian errors aided the effort. Detroit beat St. Louis 1 to 0 on a Gehringer run after a balk, while Chicago Cubs shut out St. Louis Cards 3 to 0 behind Hornsby's homer and a Malone pitching duel. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 9 to 4 with Grantham drawing four walks. most games postponed by weather and Dick Wade, formerly of Nashville, hit 24 home runs in the Southern Association.
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Pirates
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Southern Association
Notice on Doors Windows and Glass Repair Planing Mill
Flow about doors that don’t close or lock and windows you can’t raise or broken glass. Call us for a carpenter. Gaat Planing Mill and Job Shop at 1002 W. 7th St.
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Tech Track Team Noses Out Simmons In Close Meet
April 23 in Lubbock Texas Tech edged Simmons University 61.5 to 55.5 in a tight track and field meet. Johnny Gregg of Simmons led scoring with 14 points.
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Texas League twin bills split as Buffs fall to Cubs
Eight Texas League teams won a game in twin bills celebrating Sam Houston's San Jacinto victory. Houston Buffaloes beat the Waco Cubs 6 3 in game one, while the Cubs edged the Buffs 3 0 in seven innings behind Thurman. Milt Stock's Steers split with Jim Galloway's Wichita Falls Spudders, 9 2 in game one and 5 1 in game two, as Dickie Shuman struggled for Shreveport Fort Worth games. Vincent Devaney led Fort Worth past Shreveport 4 1 after a 2 1 Shreveport win in ten innings. The Indians and Exporters split a duel for last place as darkness fell with the outcome undecided.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Associated Press
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Sam Houston
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Houston Buffaloes
Waco Cubs
Buffs
Cubs
Thurman
Wacoans
Milt Stock
Jim Galloway
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Dickie Shuman
Vincent Devaney
Paulino Max May Be Matched For Bout Today
New York reports final confirmation on the Max Schmeling versus Paulino Azcadan heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium for June 27. An eight minute trans Atlantic telephone with Berlin and talks by Joe Jacobs and Madison Square Garden officials set the stage. Billy McCarney said he would finalize arrangements with Schmeling and likely sail to New York with Schmeling by week’s end.
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Max Schmeling
Paulino Azcadan
Yankee Stadium
Berlin
Joe Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Billy McCarney
Jacobs
Schmeling
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