Chandler and Didrikson Lead Texas Golf Quarterfinals
In Houston at River Oaks, the 19th annual Women's Texas Golf Association tournament moves into quarterfinals with Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas and Mrs. O R Armstrong of El Paso heading the feature match. A large crowd watched Miss Mildred Babe Didrikson of Beaumont and Mrs. F C Rochon of Wichita Falls tee off, while Mrs. R E Winger of Fort Worth faced Miss Helen Warren of Dallas and Mrs. W C Johnson of Houston paired with Miss Betty Jameson of Dallas in the southern champion bracket.
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Houston
U.P
Texas Golf Association
River Oaks Country Club
Dan Chandler
Dallas
O. R. Armstrong
el Paso
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Beaumont
F. C. Rochon
Wichita Falls
R. E. Winger
Fort Worth
Helen Warren
W. C. Johnson
Betty Jameson
Prizes Awarded to Major League Bowlers for 1935 36 Season
Prizes were distributed Wednesday night as the winter 1935 36 season closed. Borden's Creamery won by four games over E. B. Meyer's five who were two games ahead of Cockrell Lokey and Terry's Cafe. Final standings show Borden's Creamery 31 23 574 and E. B. Meyer 27 27 500 with Cockrell Lokey 25 29 463 and Terry's Cafe 29 463. E. B. Meyer's bowler earned high single game 980 and high three games 2724. H. L. McMinn of Borden's had high single 255 and Herb Labodie high three 626. Averages listed for players across the schedule. Santa Fe League continues two more weeks with Ante lopes and Caverns playing tonight.
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Borden
Creamery
E. B. Meyer
Cockrell- Lakey
Terry's Cafe
Pety
Borden's Creamery
Cockrell-Lokey
H. L. McMinn
Borden's
Herb Labodie
Davenport
CSFPA
McMinn
Marbiw
Dalian Pie
Martin, J.L
Maggard
Hankison
Woods
Irwin
Coker. Sn
Reely
Rogers Veve
McCullough
Pebregt
Wisecs
Starkey
Clutter Ip Heyrate
Anderson
Shafer
Santa Fe League
The
Antelopes and Caverns
Wrestling Results By United Press At Multiple Cities
United Press wrestling results list bouts and outcomes across cities including Los Angeles Nashville Atlanta Oklahoma City and New York with throws draws and mixed results. Lawson Little Jr plans to sail for England to defend the British and American golf titles at St Anne's May 20.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Hans Steinke
Germany
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Vincent Lopez
Mexico
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Ernie Dusk
United States
Everett Ribbons
Brazil
Juan Humberto
Argentina
Doug Wyckoff
Nashville
Tenn
Jim McMullen
Chicago
Drew Mahmet Youse
Turkey
George Tragos
St. Louis
Bob Savage
Roland Kirschmeyer
Texas
Pat
Little
New York
Lawson Little Jr
Husky Californian
England
St. Anne's
Ghezzi Narrowly Misses Victory In Florida Classic
Rain slowed Miami greens as Vic Ghezzi and Willie Klein chased Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard in the International Four Ball. Ghezzi matched Revolta’s score with a final 71, then lost in the playoff 75 to 73.
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Miami
Vic Ghezzi
Willie Klein
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Ghezzi
Revolta
Dean
N. J
Indians Hang On to Texas League's Top
Oklahoma City played errorless ball and had 11 hits off Hill and Moffett to beat San Antonio 11 to 1. Tulsa scored five runs in the fifth to defeat Beaumont 5 to 2 behind six-hit pitching. Galveston beat Dallas 4 to 3 with Jakucki pitching. Houston defeated Fort Worth 5 to 4 in 10 innings, avenging the previous night.
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Oklahoma
Bancroft
Oppares
Bilgere Absenna Cummings
Keesey
Pence Benes
Purdy
Venee Miner
Saceee Brilibeart P
San Antonio
Scharein
Seenwes
Conners
Tee Payton
Hillin P
Moffett
Mareeonie
McCabe
Viebig
Paarsbrisseun
Oklahoma City Oor
Mavzera
Brower
Bilgere
Cummings
Mazzera
Kersey
Hrillheart
Petencourt
Harshany
Hilgere
Hillin & and
Hillin
Brillheart
Oklahoma City
Hill
Tulsa
Beaumont
Phillips
Cook
Dallas
Galveston
Jakucki
Houston
Fort Worth
Indians Look Like Menaces in Early AL Race
New York April 25. The Indians hold second place a half game behind the Red Sox and look like strong contenders for the pennant thanks to a potent pitching staff and a firing squad that has shut down opposing hitters. Oral Hildebrand pitched six innings of six hit ball, Lloyd Brown finished, and Cleveland beat the Browns as Detroit slipped. Also, Chicago White Sox rallied to top Detroit in a tight clash.
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New York
U.P
Tigers
Indians
Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Oral Hildebrand
Lloyd Brown
Browns
Boxthorn gains Derby hope as Kentucky race nears
Louisville report notes Col. E. R. Bradley's Boxthorn attracting followers with workouts and shaping as a top Derby contender for May 4. The piece also includes golf tips from Ghezzi on wrist action and putting mechanics.
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Louisville
U.P
E. R. Bradley
Amarillo Shamrocks to Face Sioux City in Afternoon Showdown
The rejuvenated Amarillo Shamrocks and Sioux City Western League baseball teams end their exhibition series at Metro Park this afternoon. Pachak, a bespectacled center fielder and part time pitcher, is expected to start. Yesterday the Shamrocks won 2 to 0 amid a dust storm that limited attendance. gate today is 35 cents for men and 20 cents for women and children.
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Amarillo Shamrocks
Sioux City
Metro Park
Lowals
Shamrocks
Pachak
Denver Post
Phillips ‘66
Borger Pachak
Walter De Lacey Pate Named Davis Cup Captain in Optimistic Tone
United Press sports columnist Henry McLemore discusses Walter De Lacey Pate’s appointment as Davis Cup captain, quipping about the new leader’s optimistic outlook. The piece recalls past captains and riffs on tactics, speed, and attacking play, with humorous notes on the famous optimistophone and the evolving game.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Dick Williams
Bernon Prentice
Sam Hardy
Walter de Lacey Pate
United States
Tilden
Pate
All America
England
Mr. Pate
Perry
Sidney Wood
Langford Regains Sight Eyes Louis Carnera Dream Match
Sam Langford regains partial vision after surgery and bandages are removed. The 50 per cent sighted veteran plans to attend the June bout between Joe Louis and Primo Carnera and may witness Langford’s comeback in boxing history. Louis is expected to donate gym proceeds to aid Langford, once a Mexican champion and 400 fight veteran who once fought near blindness since 1917.
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New York
Sam Langford
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
Sam
James W. Smith
Langford
Fred Patton
Mexico
Kid Savage
Louis
Detroit
Allison and Hall Reach Mason and Dixon Semi Finals
Wilmer Allison and Gilbert Hall advanced to the Mason and Dixon semi finals in White Sulphur Springs. Marcel Rainville of Montreal beat Hal Surface in a close match, while Allison defeated Walter Hall and Hall beat F C Bags. Omas Mangan also moved on after defeating H O Vail.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Wilmer Allison
Gilbert Hall
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Allison
Austin
Texas
Walter Hall
New York
Hall
Orange
N. J
F. C. Bags
Wonestans
Ll. I
Omas Mangan
Washington
H. O. Vail
Pinehurst
N. C
Expert by the Simple Process of Losing My Hat
A brief item notes a humorous or odd incident attributed to an unnamed expert, described with a concise line about the expert losing a hat in a simple, almost parable-like moment. No further details available in the fragment.
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Clares Ghezzi
NEA Service, Inc
United Press
Matsura and Masked Marvel in National Guard Armory main event
Tonight’s wrestling card at the National Guard Armory features Matsura versus the Masked Marvel in a best two out of three falls main event. Semi final pits Castano against Steve Neihoff, curtain raiser undecided with Dutch Mantell scouting for a match. Reserved seats available at City Drug Store.
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Matsuda Matsura
Masked Marvel
Pascual Castano
Steve Neihoff
National Guard Armory
Matsura
Castano
Con
Crete
Dutch Mantell
Texas
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Fight results from Kansas City boxing card
Joe Ghaouly of St. Louis outpointed Pat Kissinger of Kansas City in a 10 round bout. Bus Breese of Manhattan Kaw defeated Neil Grubbs in a 10 round fight. Mickey O'Shea of Chicago defeated Cap Harding of Kansas City in a 10 round bout.
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United Press
Kansas City
Joe Ghaouly
St. Louis
Pat Kissinger
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kaw
Neil (Pug) Grubbs
Mickey O'Shea
Chicago
Cap Harding
Yesterday's Stars AP Baseball Highlights Report
Paul Averill drove in one run with two of Cleveland's four hits in a 3-2 Indians win over the Browns. Cy Biaffton struck out 11 in six hit Pirates pitching against the Reds. Zeke Bonura and John Whitehead lead White Sox with four RBIs and two homers in a win over Detroit. Joe Moore drove in winning runs for the Giants with a homer against the Braves. Bob Burke scattered eight hits to beat Philadelphia 3-2 for the Senators. Augie Galan pounded Cardinal pitching for four hits. Van Mungo held Philadelphia to four hits with nine strikeouts. A note on butterflies describes their fragrances resembling various flowers.
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Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Bob Burke
Washington
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Van
Mungo
Phils
Hal Schumacher
Braves
Les Mallon
Giants
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Reds
Associated Press
Paul Averill
Indians
Browns
Cy Biaffton
Augie Galan
Cubs
Caredinal
van Mungo
Dodgers
Phillies
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Linton
James
York
Lee
English
Prevost
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Pfausett
McLeod
Gliatto
Vakucki
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Jakuski
Connatser
Walt Johnson
Chicago White Sox
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Rome
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Pred Perry
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PUL OU Ae Recreation Club
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the Armory
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