Amarillo Wins Track and Field Meet at Canyon
Amarillo High School captured the interscholastic league track and field title in Canyon, amassing top points while Clarendon placed second with 22 and McLean with 14.4. Naylor of Clarendon took multiple events including high jump and mile relay, with standout performances across hurdles, sprints, distance, and field events as Canyon hosted the two day meet.
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Farley Stages Comic Demolition in Wrestling Night
Cal Farley delivered a comedic wrestling show by tossing the Bulgarian Demon in two toe hold escapes winning a world championship belt on a night of entertainment. The Demon performed tumbling while Cal tackled Punk and Finne in ten minutes, providing spectacle over wrestling accuracy. A. I. Anderson Jr plans an Armory athletic club for business and professional men focusing on fitness rather than boxing or wrestling with local leaders backing the effort.
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Results from baseball and leagues with scores
American League results include New York 7 Washington 3 and Philadelphia 2 Boston 3 Detroit 2 while St Louis 6 Cleveland 5 and Chicago 4. other cities listed with varied scores. American Association games show Kansas City 3 and Omaha 6 with Wichita 1. Western League games feature Lincoln 12 and Tulsa 2 as rain affects Shreveport at Fort Worth.
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Senators Stun Yankees to Seize American League Lead
In a high scoring collision at Washington the Senators outbatted the Yankees 8 to 7 to move into undisputed first place in the American League. Everett Scott marked his 1,300th consecutive game. Washington used three pitchers while New York employed five.
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Amarillo Panhandle chess column seeks weekly feature
The Globe invites readers to enjoy a resurgent weekly chess column with Amarillo and Panhandle players. J. O. WK. Smith of Chicago played eight men simultaneously in a Panhandle event, while Patrick J. Walen and Leonard Rabin contribute games from Chicago matches.
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Phanton Finn Nurmi Wins Three Mile Race in Los Angeles
Paavo Nurmi nicknamed the Phantom Finn outran an eight-man field of Indian runners in a three mile event before 59,009 spectators, setting a new American record with 14 minutes 14.9 seconds. He missed his world mark by 4.7 seconds. Thomas Hamphrey of Hopi and Garnet Billy of the Navajo placed second and third. The Sherman Institute runners wore moccasins.
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Independent season opens in city today in baseball clash
Amarillo and Panhandle open the season at Gasser park at 3 pm with Lupher on the mound for Amarillo and W. W. Witt for Panhandle. About 200 Carson county boosters travel to support Panhandle as Jim Threatt leads the Oilers in the home opener. Admission price is 25 cents.
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Convention Delegates Attend West Texas Sports Meet in Mineral Wells
Ten delegates join a three day West Texas Chamber of Commerce gathering featuring a registered amateur trapshooters meet May 4 5 6 with many events and prizes. R F P Chandler and C F McCubbin cashier the shoot. Davidson Caldwell Hardware hosts shooters. Exhibitions of wolf hunting golf tournaments and prizes for men and women. Mineral Wells High and Ranger High to play baseball during the convention. Additional sport activities are planned.
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Second Round Matches at Amarillo Country Club Today
Ten matches are scheduled in the second round of the annual Amarillo Country Club tournament. Odas Maggard and Cruime, Greenhill and Kagan, and McKnight and Gatton are set to play, with Greenhill or Hagi to face Walter Sikes. Windy conditions have made play erratic, but organizers expect results to push the event toward completion.
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Gatton
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Clovis Forms Independent Baseball Team Plans Local Match
Clovis店organizes a new independent baseball team and seeks a game against a local squad, stating the New Mexico nine hope to play Amarillo officials soon. The Amarillo Gun Club will hold its regular shoot at 3 PM today at club grounds.
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Waco Cubs topple Beaumont 4-2 on Red Bird pitching
In Beaumont, the Waco Cubs defeated the Beaumont Exporters 4 to 2 as Red Bird limited hitters and rosters helped seal the win. The box score highlights included Bird, Foss, Stumpf and McDonald delivering key runs and Stumpf scoring both teams’ runs in the seventh.
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Anyon Men Entertain with Stag Dinner Party
Senator Jo W teid and Postmaster Oscar Hunt hosted a stag dinner Thursday night at Mr Hunt’s home in Glahet Canyon. The event featured four well-known camp dishes, prepared by longtime cooks P. D. Casey and Levi Johuson, followed by dominoes. Attendees included CC Keiser OW. Hamil Wallace Clark TC Thompson Harrison Ros Wright Hub Pritchard H Jarrett J. W. Reid Oscar Hunt Bill Kenyon and Chai Iny McAfee of Amarillo.
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Bears rout Houston 7 3 as Barnes falters in opener
The San Antonio Bears defeated the Houston Buffaloes 7 to 3 on Saturday afternoon in Houston. Sensational left handed rookie Frank Barnes took the loss after a rocky outing, with Winters and Warwick behind him for the Buffaloes. The game featured a brisk sequence of innings and a weather note about rain at Fort Worth.
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Plainview wrestler Gorman touted for big El Paso match
Report says Jack Gorman of Plainview has defeated every opponent Harley sent this year and remains unbeaten in Plainview. Fans want a bout with Matty Matsuda of El Paso, while many believe a Gorman versus Farley clash would draw, with Gorman showing speed and grit against Cal despite being smaller.
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Interest grows in proposed horseshot tournament
The Globe seeks entrants for a soon to be announced horseshot tournament as interest rises locally with Plainview’s fast baseball scene. Plainview defeated Tulia 7 to 2 as Plainview reports over 75 players out for the city team, while Tulia also fields a strong amateur lineup in the region.
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Hereford Defeats Vega In Fair Exhibition Baseball
Hereford won 15 to 10 over Vega in a Friday exhibition. Vaughn and C Bennett powered the Hereford battery while Morris Moises and Artz played for Vega in a lively nonleague contest.
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Canyon Literary Winners Divided Over Panhand Event
In Canyon on April 20 the district interscholastic league announced literacy award winners across rural and urban schools. Senior and junior declamation titles honored students from Dalhart Rural, Texline, Perryton Rural, Miami, and Spearman along with Deaf Smith and Carson county competitors.
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Denley
Ww. A. Criswell
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Hal Walton
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Potter County
Margaret Rienge
Deaf Smith County
Jake Harrison
Anyon
Pannie Me Stewart
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