Sherman Man Named Amarillo Football Coach For Next Season
Amarillo will hire Hugh L. Butler of Sherman as head football coach and director of physical education, replacing A. B. Hayes. Butler, Baylor alumnus, has a strong Sherman record and will begin in June to lead Amarillo High School football with full-time duties and a new athletic program.
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Hugh L. Butler
Sherman
Butler
A. B. Hayes
Hayes
Amarillo High
Hugh Butler
Texas Powers
Baylor University
Athorities
Drake Relays Draw Thousands as Competition Opens
About 3,000 athletes from universities colleges and high schools gather in Des Moines for the eighteenth Drake relays. preliminaries begin with high school events as Notre Dame Kansas and Missouri compete for relay titles while Wisconsin Texas Oklahoma and Oregon Aggies vie in distance events. Capt. Anton Burg of Chicago aims to break his 6 ft 5 in high jump record. strong entries come from Illinois Northwestern Drake Kansas Iowa Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Drake
Notre Dame
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Aggies
Lyon
Illinois
Lewis and Karsten
Northwestern
Thornhill
Krown
Dixon
Anton Burg
Chicago
Middle West
Mary K Browne to Write Tennis Bouts for United Press
New York April 29 Miss Mary K Browne celebrated tennis and golf star will write exclusively for United Press this year. She will cover major golf and tennis tournaments and provide regular opinion pieces on both sports. Browne turned pro after golf association barred her amateur status and joined Suzanne Lenflen in C C Pyle's troupe.
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New York
Mary K. Browne
Miss Browne
Elso
Suzanne Lenflen
C. C. Pyle
Golf Association
Helen Wills
Bears edge Wichita 2 1 as Regan drives late run
Denver notes the Bears win 2 1 over Wichita with a ninth inning triple by Paddy Regan driving in OBrien after a 1 0 deficit. Pea Ridge Day's pitching edges Bill Walker for the Bears. Boxing cards set for Monday feature Gartin Pacheco Cannot Carpenter and Griffin Clin ton. Boulder hosts third annual Colorado relay carnival with 21 high schools and seven colleges entered.
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Bears
Wichita
Paddy Regan
O’brien
Kelly
Reagan
Pea Ridge Day
Bill Walker
Teddy Gartin
Omaha
Pete Pacheco
Trinidad
Roy Cannot
Texas
Neil Carpenter
Johnny Griffin
Johnny Clinton
New York
Boulder
University of Colorado
Colorado
Wyoming
Walter B. Franklin
Texans Rally To Beat Lincoln In Extra Innings
The Texans defeated Lincoln 6 to 4 in twelve innings after trailing 4 2. Connolly and Wells sparked the ninth inning rally, then the quartet Smith Wells Kelly Adams provided the late game punch to ice the win with Fred Newton earning the victory in relief.
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Adams
Connolly
Kelly
Texans
Adrian Lynch
Swartz
Fred Newton
Amarillo AR
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ALE
Migh
Swansboro
Ib Gunther
Rf Smith
Adama
F. Newton
Ramsey
Lincoln AB
Ale Bailey
Rader
Bliss
Gottleber
Whaley
Zaepfel
Lurbeer
Lynch
McNamara
Kuehl
Amarillo
Lincoln Ceeee
Bailey
Gunther
Lincoln
Swarta
Colorado sports notes from Denver and Boulder events
Eddie Mack vs Willie Brown looms as a key six round featherweight bout in Denver while Fort Collins welterweight Bill Mansweller meets Dandy Black. Greeley hosts a six match tennis dual between Denver University and State Teachers. Tex Harper wins state three cushion billiards. Colorado's first coed track meet features 130+ college women from seven institutions.
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Eddie Mack
Willie Brown
Pacific Coast
Bill Mansweller
Fort Collins
Dandy Black
Tex Harper
Perry Simmons
Harper
Colorado
Denver University
University of Wyoming
Colorado College
Teachers College
Colorado Aggies
University of Colorado
Colorado Women’s College
Batting Champs by Billy Evans Highlight Major Shifts
The piece notes three major league clubs with two batting champions in their rosters amid widespread winter trades. It cites Philadelphia Athletics with Wheat and Cobb, New York Giants with Hornsby and Roush, and Detroit with Heilmann and Manush, plus Speaker’s 1916 legacy and Cobb’s nine straight titles, all within a broad look at the era’s lineup changes.
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Billy Evans
Philadelphia Athletics
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn
Athletics
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Ony
Cobb
Wheat
New York Giants
New York
John McGraw
Rogers Hornsby
Edd Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Roush
Hornsby
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Harry Heilmann
Heinie Manush
Heilmann
Manush
Ty Cobb
Washington
Trix Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Nationals
Speaker
Lansing Student Killed to Bury Borchert Today
Lansing report says Donald Wallenback a 19 year old high school student is killed in a death incident with details incomplete. The story notes the victim and burial plans in Lansing Michigan with limited readable facts from the wire service.
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Lansing
Borchert
Hy United
Lansing, Mich
Donald Wallenback
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