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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1936

Page

11

Borger Hubers Visit Amarillo for Crucial Baseball Clash

The Borger Hubers, riding three straight wins, visit Amarillo Phillips 66 on Sunday afternoon to face a strong local pitching staff. Lefty Dacus is expected to start for Amarillo, with Lefty Carruthers on the mound for Borger. Game at Metro Park begins at 3 o clock as officials rush repairs and fresh paint for a record crowd.

Amarillo Phillips ‘66 Panhandle Borger Hubers Hubers Danciger Tokyo Borger Carltons West Texas Phillips Lefty Dacus Amarillo Lefty Carruthers Metro Park

Derby Week Opens as Louisville Anticipates 62nd Kentucky Derby

Louisville buzzes with Derby talk as the 62nd Kentucky Derby nears at Churchill Downs. Some 50 000 fans from across the nation are expected to attend while hotels and transport brace for a historic crowd during Derby week. The Downs itself shows a quiet lead up with trial races drawing a few thousand spectators.

Louisville Churchill Downs Downs

Centennial Quintet Wins Amarillo Bowling Congress Title

Amarillo first Bowling Congress ends with Centennial team taking the two man and team championships. Centennial totals 3 209. Borden’s 3 060 and Santa Fe Spurs 3 032 follow. Lyles and Anderson win doubles 1 305. Ayers and Hughes 1 203 second. Herb Labadie tops singles with 721. Lyles 683 with 12 handicap. Lyles also wins all events with just over 2 000. Han som 279 high single. several 300s noted and Ayers, Labadie, Lyles set Texas Alley records. Ayers to Lyles triples.

Amarillo Pone Centennial Shafer Hankison Marsh Lyles Labadie Borden Santa Fe Spurs Santa Fe Lyles-Anderson Ayers Ughes Rogers Herb Labadie Hansom Texas Alley Badie

Tulsa Oilers Bring Veteran Burden To Texas League Campaign

The Tulsa Oilers under manager Marty McManus sit eight wins against five losses in the Texas League, fielding a veteran heavy squad with six players over 30 and only 10 under 25. Notables include Dick Whitworth the eldest player and Julian Wasco the youngest, with a strong left handed batting and pitching contingent. The roster includes Edwin C. Bryan George Buchanan Darrell Hawley Murray Howell George Milstead Floyd Nick James Perry Max Thomas Edgar Selway Whitworth Wasco catchers William Jackson Ciar Gilbert Cobb Ivan Crawford and manager McManus. Since the season began Straub and Whitworth have been transferred to Oklahoma.

United Press Tulsa Oilers Marty McManus Tulsa Edwin C. Bryan Seattle George Buchanan Toledo- Fort Wayne Darrell Hawley Odin, Ill Murray Howell Devine Tex George Milstead Fort Worth Floyd Nick San Francisco James Perry High Point N.C Max Thomas Edgar Selway Whitworth Wasco William Jackson Chattanooga Ciar

Texas Aggies Fall to T C U in Fort Worth Nine

Texas A&M’s title bid slowed by Aubrey Linne underhanded delivery as TCU defeated the Aggies 11 to 5 in Fort Worth. Rice Owls beat SMU 10 to 6 in Dallas as Baylor visits TCU with Texas and A&M set to meet in Fort Worth and College Station this weekend.

Associated Press Texas Aggies University of Texas Longhorns Aubrey Linne Texas Christian Linne Aggies Christians Fort Worth Rice Owls Southern Methodist Mustangs Dallas Owls Gilker Wissenger Baylor Longhorns College Station

Bitsy Grant Upsets Budge In White Sulphur Davis Cup Trial

Henry McLemore reports Bitsy Grant defeats Donald Budge in the White Sulphur Tournament final, 57 rally hits, while Davis Cup selectors debate singles picks for Australia. The piece notes Grant's steadiness and Budge's inconsistency, with speculation on trials and past players.

United Press New York U.P Bryan Bitsy) Grant Donald Budge Bitsy Budge Wilmer Allison Australia Grant Katie Forest Hills

Indians Show Real Ability

American League leaders Cleveland Indians boast eight wins in 11 starts with strong pitching from Mel Harder Oral Hildebrand Johnny Allen Lloyd Brown and George Blaeholder. Harold Trosky Earl Averill Joe Vosmik and Bruce Campbell supply the offense as Lombardi and the Reds push for wins in a busy early season baseball slate.

Andy Clarke Associated Press Cleveland Indians Indians Tribe Steve O'Neill Mel Harder Oral Hildebrand Johnny Allen Lloyd Brown George Blaeholder Willis Hudlin Tigers Red Sox Yankees Harold Trosky Earl Averill Joe Vosmik Bruce Campbell Lombardi Blueholder St. Louis Browns Campbell Cincinnati Beds Cubs Ernie Lombardi Reds Tommy Thevenow Warneke

Maverick Club’s Sunday Singers Decorate Amarillo Day

The Maverick Club features a “singing family” O Dell with six children Hazel Vesta Jacqueline Junior Mateel and Myri performing piano and vocal numbers. R L Crawford W T Copeland and others join in taps and singing. Public speaking, magic, and guitar backed performances unfold as local club members plan hikes and church appearances.

Mrs. O'Dell R. L. Crawford W.T. Copeland

Ted Husing Weds Frances Sizer in City Hall Ceremony

Ted Husing radio announcer and Frances Sizer 23, motion picture actress, wed last night in Town Hall with Justice Leo Mintzer officiating. Town Clerk William A. Wilding issued the license and was the sole witness. Husing, 24, previously married to Helen Giffords, is now remarried. Sizer is daughter of John H. and Bella Roe Sizer.

Harrison N. Y Ted Husing Frances Sizer Justice of the Peace Leo Mintzer William A. Wilding Husing Helen Giffords

New York Roundup Attacks Schmeling Louis Fight Move

San Diego papers labeled the proposed shift of the Schmeling Louis boxing bout to the coast a cheap publicity stunt and harmful to the town. Tom Sweeney notes Worcester writers doubt 50 Yankee games this year. Col. Matt Winn, Derby boss, visited New York and dined at Dempsey’s.

New York San Diego Tom Sweeney Worcester Mass Joe DiMaggio Yanks Matt Winn Jack Dempsey

Oklahoma City Tops Texas League Chase

The Oklahoma City Indians, defending Texas League champions, maintain the lead as Bert Niehoff’s club beat the Fort Worth Cats 10 to 5 on Tuesday. Kansas City, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio results mix as standings shift with late-inning offense and pitching notes.

United Preas Oklahoma City Indians Bert Niehoff Fort Worth Cats Indians Wiltse Shoffner Cats Klaerner Whiteworth Benson Houston Buffaloes Beaumont Exporters Dallas Steers Tulsa Oilers Bennett Cole Brackeen Jakucki San Antonio Missions Galveston Buccaneers

Lombardi Thevenow Lead Reds Past Cubs. Campbell Delivers for Indians

Ernie Lombardi homer in the first and a tenth inning double by Thevenow produced the winning run as Cincinnati edged Chicago. Bruce Campbell drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning homer for Cleveland in a 2-1 victory over St. Louis Browns.

Ernie Lombardi Tommy Thevenow Reds Cubs Thevenow Bruce Campbell Indians Cleveland St. Louis Browns

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