Amarillo Hosts Pampa Golf Teams In Intercity Meet
River Drive Golf Course pro Walter Sikes prepares for an intercity golf clash with Pampa. About 100 Pampa golfers are expected to travel to Amarillo next Sunday. The event features eight players teeing off every five minutes with starters from Nos. 1 and 10.
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Standings and Scores Across Leagues From Yesterday and Today
Results show New York 4 Boston 7 and Washington 6 Philadelphia 4 in the American League. St Louis 6 Cleveland 7 and Detroit 2 Chicago 7 appear in the daily standings with schedule: Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston. National League games include Boston 5 New York 6 in 11 innings Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 12 Chicago 5 St Louis 9 in 8 innings Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 with upcoming matchups and table positions. Texas League notes Oklahoma City 5 San Antonio 3.
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Women Golf Title Meet Opens With Cloudy Sky
Houston hosts the 19th annual Women’s Texas Golf Association tourney at River Oaks CC. Pairings list Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas vs Mrs. Jedd Roe of San Antonio and Miss Mildred Didrickson of Beaumont alongside Mrs. Walter Woodul of Houston as major matchups form second round action.
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East Texas Fans Anticipate Opening Day in West Dixie League
East Texas baseball fans plan to take the afternoon off as the West Dixie League opens with Jacksonville at Palestine Henderson at Tyler and Shreveport at Longview. Opening day umpires are listed for each matchup. Tulsa tops Beaumont 6 to 5 and Dallas beats Galveston 7 to 6 in night games.
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Beaumont Tops Tulsa In Low-Scoring Curtain Raiser
Beaumont defeats Tulsa 6 to 5 after a late rally. McDougall allows 6 runs in 6 innings while Gill yields 7 in 7 2/3. Key hits include Crawford Shoap Gill and Shelley with solid defense and an error tally by Holman Patchett and others.
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Phillies and Dodgers leaders sparkstat summary
Batting leads show J Moore of Philadelphia at .500 with 15 hits the Dodgers Frey at 10 RBIs Camilli and J Moore pace Phillies with six home runs while Bar tel and Bottomley share RBI and hit categories across teams. 12 players tied with one hit each. Continued on Page 13.
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Dallas Steers Fall in Thirteenth Straight Loss
The Dallas Steers dropped their 13th game of the season, 7 to 6 at Galveston after a late rally. Tulsa’s skid ended at seven with Beaumont beating them 6 to 5, while Fort Worth defeated Houston 6 to 1 behind stronger hitting and relief pitching by Stie ly.
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Oldest players, trades and quirks fuel spring MLB notes
April notes from the press box highlight aging stars like Jones and Logue, pitcher contrasts with Paul Dean and Dizzy, a pending Tigers White Sox trade involving Mule Haas, and humorous details about Linus Frey and a Comiskey Park bar for writers. Medwick clashes with French, delivering a homer and later hurting his start.
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Max Paer Seeks Revenge Against Jimmy Braddock in Pro Boxing Spotlight
In a spirit of bold prediction the column argues Max Paer will defeat Jimmy Braddock, using Braddock’s long career history and setbacks from 1928 to 1932 to suggest Paer’s strong inside ring pressure will dominate from bell one. The piece cites boxing records and notable opponents to frame Paer as the rising challenger.
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Sioux City to Play Amarillo Shamrocks in Twin Game Box
Sioux City Western League baseball team visits Amarillo to face the Shamrocks in two 4:15 p.m. starts with 35 cent men and 20 cent women and children admission. The Sioux City nine, recently back from spring training, will also meet Phillips 66 in Borger Friday afternoon as Hack Wilson hypes a strong, mixed veterans and rookies lineup.
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Dodgers Clout Their Way to Top in National League
In New York April 24 the Brooklyn Dodgers surged to first in the National League as Casey Stengel praised the club’s hitting pitching hustling and headwork. They beat Philadelphia 12 5 while Cincinnati and Chicago losses shuffled standings.
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Kiwanis Club Wins Pennant In Clean Sweep
Kiwanis defeated Lions 5 to 0 to finish the league with 28 wins in 30 games. ABC clinched second with a 4 to 1 win over Rotarians as the season closed. Standings list Kiwanis, Rotarians, Lions, and others.
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Oddities of Boxing and Bicycles in 1930s Yonkers
The fragment discusses heavyweight boxing rivalries around 1933 and speculates on 1943 title chances, mentioning Lou Scozza and other fighters amid light gossip. It shifts to a note on aging and then a brief observation that bicycles replace donkeys in Egyptian villages, where cycles are called iron donkeys.
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Dear Old Yonkers
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Babe Ruth Returns to Polo Grounds in Ovation
The Babe Ruth cameo with the Boston Braves drew 50,000 fans at the Polo Grounds for a celebratory return. Ruth went hitless in four at bats amid strong crowd support while Mayor La Guardia and Governor Hoffmann looked on.
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Indian Victory Begun With Quick Inning Push
Rip Radcliffe of the White Sox rapped four consecutive singles against the Tigers as 2 3 innings prepared the stage for an Indian victory.
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