Six Flingers in Majors Win Two Straight in Early Season
Sam Gray of the St. Louis Browns notches his third straight win as he defeats the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2. Six pitchers have two straight wins, including Waite Hoyt George Uhle Wesley Ferrell Burleigh Grimes Pat Malone and Carl Hubbell, with Teddy Lyons bearing hard luck losses for April.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Sam Gray
St. Louis Browns
Gray
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Tigers
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
George Uhle
Wesley Ferrell
Indians
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Pat Malone
Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Teddy Lyons
Browns
Lyons
Grady Adkins
Karl Clark
Brooklyn
Atletics
Red Sox
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
al Thomas
Emil Yde
Pittsburgh
George Pipgras
Fred Heimach
Yankee Stadium
Pipgras
Ed Brandt
Braves
Robins
Cardinals
Alex Ferguson
Phillies
Hoyt
Blake
Sheriff Blake
Athletics
Quinn
Alexander
Lucas
Marberry
Grove
Uhle
Empire Stores Opens in Amarillo With Four New Stores
Empire Stores Company formally opens today and tomorrow in Amarillo with four acquired groceries at 610 West Sixth, 8011 West Sixth, 415 East Fifteenth, and 310 North Polk. Managers remain, and W. V. Lowry will supervise. offices at 921 Oliver-Eakle Building. Friday radio program on WDAG 7:30 to 8.
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Empire Stores Company
Amarillo
Travis & Smith
West Sixth Street
C. E. Smith
Post Office
San Jacinto
C. D. Potts
East Fifteenth Street
I. N. Allard
N. Polk Street
C. F. Brohlin
C. E. Travis
Oliver-Eakle
W. V. Lowry
WDAG
Debating clubs meet at Amarillo High banquet tonight
Philomathean and Forum debating societies of Amarillo High school hold their annual banquet at the Amarillo hotel at 7 30 with about sixty members attending. Ray Walling of the Forum is toastmaster with Judge Porter Underwood CC G Truitt Hugh Underwood and others on program. Music and a skit are planned.
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Philomathean and Forum
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Ray Walling
Forum
Porter Underwood
CC. G. Truitt
Philo Club
Hugh Underwood
Major League and minor league scores and schedules brief
American League games led with Cleveland 0 Detroit 5 and St Louis 3 Chicago 2. New York and Boston rainouts. Washington and Philadelphia rain. Texas League results Dallas 6 Fort Worth 4, Waco 12 Beaumont 5, Shreveport 15 Wichita Falls 4, San Antonio 2 Houston 7. Tulsa Omaha postponed cold. Denver 4 Topeka 1. Other scores: Atlanta New Orleans 8 etc.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
L Pet
New Yorkrne
Eeeaene
Vee
Ecceren
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pet ' Waco
Fort
Petklahoma City
Wichita
Tulsa
Omaha Ee
Des Moines
Denver
Topeka
Wee Vee
Pueblo
Fort Worth Man Held on Narcotic Law
Fort Worth resident Tom Willi was arrested on charges of sales and possession of narcotics. Held at the city jail on federal authorities' request, he allegedly sold a woman four tablets for $10 and possessed eighty grains of narcotics. The arrest team included Chief Press Barnam, Special Agent O H Chesshir, and Deputy Sheriff Hooper.
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Tom Willi
Fort Worth
Willi
Denver
Press Barnam
O. H. Chesshir
Hooper
Plainview
Arrest Three On Robbery Charge Here
E. P. Davis Roy Flowers and J. C. Ponder were arrested by Amarillo Police last night on a charge of robbery by force. They were transferred to county officials. The three are alleged to have taken 38.50 from John W. Car of 1021 Askew Street Kansas City MO. Some of the games played by children in rural parts of England are 1000 years old.
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E. P. Davis
Roy Flowers
J. C. Ponder
Amarillo
John W. Car
Askew Street
Kansas City
England
Eight junior AAU fight titles won by Tigers big first sacker
Eight amateur boxers defeated top rivals to win national junior championships at the AAU tournament in Chicago. Final results list Paris Africa, Frankie Wallace, Louis Disantis, Tommy Rawson, George Bretsch, Karnoff Hansen, Harry Allen, and John Schwabe as titleholders in respective weight classes. Dale Alexander seizes Tigers first base job with strong spring hitting and compact swing to boost lineup.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Paris Africa
Boston
Mass
Woodrow Williams
St. Louis
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Glen Nute
Tulsa
Louis Disantis
Henry Schmid
Grand Rapids
Tommy Rawson
Carl Schmid
George Bretsch
Pittsburgh
Morrey Bowman
Karno
Jay R. Wessel
The
Associated Press
Detroit
Dale Alexander
Big Dale
Tigers
Alexander
Goslin
Manush
Gehrig
Toronto
Bucky Harris
Dale
Tiger
Drake and Penn Relays Draw Thousands of Track Stars
Des Moines and Philadelphia host two major college track carnivals. About 6 000 athletes compete at Drake University relays featuring Bracey Elder Timm and others while 8 300 athletes from 500 schools attend Penn's two day carnival highlighting the decathlon high hurdles and Paavo Nurmi as a draw.
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Des Moines
Drake University
Bracey
Rice Institute
Elder
Notre Dame
Timm
Illinois
Wilcox
Kansas
Tolan
Michigan
Warne
Northwestern
Canby
Iowa
Otterness
Minnesota
McDermott
Ilinois
Soulh
Iowa State
McAntte
Michigan State
Drake
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Paavo Nurmi
Finn
Tom Churchill
Oklahoma
Barney Berlinger
Pennsylvania
Half Million in Side Bets on Blue Larkspur
Edward R. Bradley, veteran turfman, is projected to gain about $500,000 in side bets if Blue Larkspur wins the fifty fifth Kentucky Derby on May 18. Friends note his heavy wagering last winter as odds moved from 10 to 1 and 6 to 1.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward R. Bradley
Bradley
Texarkana Remains Undefeated in Lone Star League
Texarkana beat Sherman 10 to 7 to stay undefeated in the Lone Star league opener. Sherman used three pitchers, and Fulger, Twins' right fielder, had four hits including a home run.
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United Press
Texarkana
Sherman
Fulger
Twins
Aggies To Play Mustangs In Dallas Series Opener
United Press reports the Texas Aggies arrived in Dallas for the first of a two game baseball series with Southern Methodist. The team practiced in Waco yesterday en route to the game.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist
Waco
Palestine Drives Past Tyler 18–8 to Even Series
Fans watched Palestine players circle the bases as the home team defeated Tyler 18 to 8 to even the series. The April game from Palestine Texas featured the strong offensive showing and loud cheering from local supporters.
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Palestine
Texas
Tyler
Beezle Bug Flight Called Off by High Winds
High winds kept the Beezle Bug from appearing at the English Biving airport last Tuesday. C E Akers of Braley School of Flying in Wichita planned to join Wichita boosters to Amarillo to demonstrate the Beezle Bug, but weather prevented the event.
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Braley School of Flying
Wichita
Kans
C. E. Akers
Braley School
Amarillo
Marvin Knocked Out In Training Period
Indian Jim Clinstock of Oklahoma knocked out Tommy Marvin with a right uppercut during training for his bout with Jimmy Londos in St. Louis on April 26.
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Marvin
United Treen
St, Louis
Jim Clinstock
Oklahoma
Tommy Marvin
Jimmy Londos
Schaefer and Horemans Sail for European Tour
New York April 26 Jake Schaefer champion and Edouard Horemans of Belgium, the man Schaefer dethroned, plan to sail tonight on the liner Pennland for a European tour.
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Associated Press
New York
Jake Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Schaefer
Pennland
Tom Kilday Wins West Point Appointment
A St. Edward's University fullback from Austin Texas, Tom Kilday, has received a West Point appointment. He is a senior at St. Edward's and will report to West Point on July 1.
Karasick to meet Nichols in Dallas bout Tuesday
Russian light heavyweight Al Karasick will fight Hugh Nichols in a return wrestling match in Dallas on Tuesday. Promoter Bert Willoughby announced the bout and said he also booked Ted Thye, former world light heavyweight champion, for a summer engagement.
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United Prew
Dallas
al Karasick
Hugh Nichols
Bert Willoughby
Willoughby
Ted Thye
Pennock to Start for Yankees in Season Opener
Miller Huggins nominates Herb Pennock to start the New York Yankees season opener against the Philadelphia Athletics in Philadelphia. Pennock has suffered neuritis on and off since August and last pitched August 12, when he shut out the Red Sox.
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United Prees
Philadelphia
Miller Huggins
Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Pennock
Red Sox
Texas Athletes in Shape for Drake Relays
Four Longhorns travel to Des Moines for the Drake relays to face sectional champions nationwide. The 440 yard sprint relay team includes Capt. Leo Baldwin Curtin Beaty Herbert Tigner and Menry Mills.
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United Press
Austin
Drake
Des Moines
United States
Leo Baldwin
Curtin Beaty
Herbert Tigner
Menry Mills
Missouri’s Most Popular Athlete Named at U Missouri
Missouri’s diminutive halfback Robert Mehrle was chosen by the student body as the most popular athlete at the University of Missouri. John Waldorf is captain elect in second honors, and Marshall Craig as third. Mehrle lives in Caruthersville and co-captains the baseball team as a senior. He previously starred for DeWitt College Panther eleven in Springfield.
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Columbia
Missouri
Robert Mehrle
University of Missouri
John Waldorf
Marshal Craig
Mehrle
Caruthersville
Deury College
Springfield
Rosenbloom and Belanger Ready for Chicago Title Fight
Maxie Rosenbloom the New York light heavyweight title hopeful and Charley Belanger of Canada report themselves in first class condition for their ten round bout tonight at the Chicago Stadium.
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Hudson
National League
Western League
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mobile
Chi
Dangerous Dale
PENN
Lone Star League
Aggies
Mustangs
Schaefer and
Horemans
Tom Kilday
Gera
Acceptange Corp
Chester H. Watson
8Th Ave
Dial
Nichols
Randal Drug ‘Co
Maxie Rosen
E. T. Kelly Oil Co
P. O. Box
Amarillo, Texas
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