Boston Braves Show Top Form in Major League Play
Boston Braves power to a 2–0 shutout of Philadelphia to stretch their lead, with Seibold earning his third straight win and a second consecutive shutout as McKechnie’s club dominates early. Pirates beat Cardinals 5–3. Vergez key for Giants in an 8–5 victory over the Robins. Senators outlasted Yankees 9–8 in 12 innings.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
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Bill McKechnie
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Pittsburgh
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Larry French
St. Louis
Johnny Vergez
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Vergez
Washington
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Cubs
Reds
Major Leagues Hot Shots Summary Surfaces In Stats List
Pleas of guilty in Amarillo two justice courts drew attention as district criminal court opened. Minor cases filled Tuesday morning dockets before Justice J. W. Minter and Justice G. Landis.
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Amarillo
J. W. Minter
G. Landis
District Criminal Court
Giants to Train in Los Angeles in 1932
San Antonio officials reacted with surprise to word that John McGraws Giants would hold spring training in Los Angeles California in 1932. The National Leaguers had trained in San Antonio for three seasons and were under contract to return next year.
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U.P
John McGraw
Los Angeles
Cal
Yesterday's Stars Spark Braves and Giants Wins
Harry Seibold pitched the Braves to a 2 0 victory over the Phillies with four hits allowed and the winning run. Rabbit Maranville drove in two with two singles. Johnny Verger homered, doubled, and singled as the Giants beat the Robins 8 5. Roy Spencer had three hits and three RBIs for the Senators in a 9 8 win over the Yankees. Lou Gehrig stole three bases to redeem a previous lapse.
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Associated Press
Harry Seibold
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Phils
Rabbit Maranville
Johnny Verger
Giants
Robins
Roy Spencer
Senators
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
J. A. McVeagh Dies in Local Hospital
J A McVeagh 62 year old retired farmer and Amarillo resident died at 3 25 am Tuesday in a local hospital after months of illness. He had no living relatives. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Griggs Chapel with Rev Roy Snodgrass of the First Christian Church officiating and Llano Cemetery burial.
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J. A. McVeagh
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
Roy Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Llano Cemetery
Potter County Health Unit treats over one hundred at clinic
More than 100 persons were treated last month at the Amarillo Potter County Health Unit dental clinic. The clinic is operated by Dr. C. D. and served 0 children and 14 adults among others.
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Amarillo-Potter County
Fight To Finish Against Dandelions At Ellwood Park
City park crews battle dandelions at Ellwood Park as seeds drift from the south. Temple Robinson, forester, says cleaning yards south of the park helps. Crews spray creosote on crowns. Amarillo law bans dandelions and city officials remind property owners and tenants.
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Ellwood Park
Temple Robinson
City Forester
Amarillo
Bill Durham
Ewing School Hosts Dental Clinic Operation Details
Dr. Benjamin M. Primer notes the dental clinic at McKinley school with Righty teeth extraction last month. The school board funds half the dentist’s salary while the Junior Welfare League covers clinic operating expenses.
Fire Rate Survey To Be Ready Soon
Amarillo survey to set fire insurance rates will finish about May 15 after inspectors began February 15. Afterward a week to 10 days to file and ship the report to Austin. Inspectors from the state fire insurance commissioner’s office work from city hall. bad weather has delayed exterior work.
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Amarillo
Austin
Eugene Smith
State Fire Insurance Commissioner's Office
Mr. Smith
All Park Trees Alive from Arbor Day Planting
The city section park's 10 000 trees planted by school children are thriving with maples in leaf and elms budding. Trees from last year along the highway show strong growth, and each tree carries a metal tag naming the planter.
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City Section
U S to Crown Pair of Heavyweight Champs in 15 Round Duel
Promoter Jimmy Johnston said Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera agreed to a June 10 title bout at Ebbets Field, pairing America’s two top heavies. Max Schmeling and Young Stribling were set for July 3 in Cleveland. Sanction awaited from the New York Athletic Commission, expected at today’s meeting.
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United States
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Brooklyn
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Primo Carnera
Ebbets Field
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Young Stribling
Cleveland
Sharkey
Carnera
New York Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Amateur Fighters To Get No Rest in Meet
New York April 26 reports that amateur boxers nationwide including Hawaii and Canada will compete in the national amateur bout. The schedule promises little rest for the fighters as they advance through rounds in the event.
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Canada
He'll Wrestle Friday at Madison Square Garden
In a five hour opening night at Madison Square Garden twenty eight hopefuls began the hunt for titles as 123 advanced to the championships across divisions. thirteen were knocked out and fifteen dropped decisions leaving New York New Orleans and Chicago each with three winners. Benny Ahakuela traveled 5000 miles from Hawaii and outpointed Army lightweight Irving Johnson in his first appearance.
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Tennis Club Plans First Meeting At Amarillo Tonight
The Amarillo Tennis Club will gather tonight at the Oliver-Eakle Building for its first meeting since organization. The 8 o'clock session outlines the season's program and social as well as business aims. President Walter Elders notes 28 members though the limit is 25 and previews a strong season with players like Bob Axtell and Henry Aiken showing promise for the Tri-State meet.
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Amarillo
Oliver-Eakle
Mos
Walter Elders
Bob Axtell
Henry Aiken
Landis Bennett Case Reopened in Baseball Dispute
Chicago April 28 The Landis Bennett case appears unfinished as Federal Judge Walter Lindley ruled Landis had not overstepped his authority in ordering the Browns and Milwaukee club to relinquish claims to outfielder Fred Bennett. Milwaukee seeks an injunction as Phil Dee Ball’s attorney files an appeal while Bennett moves from Browns to the Pirates via prior St Louis ownership.
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