Fight Card Promises Thirty Rounds at Tri-State Fair
A boxing program at the Automobile Building Tri-State Fair Grounds offers thirty rounds with top boxers tomorrow night. Speedy Ryan vs Charlie Light headlines a 10 round middleweight bout, Herschel Howarth meets Al Gordon in eight rounds, Popeye Huber faces Vince Jobe in six rounds, and Jack Smith meets Joe Palacio in four rounds. Ringside seats $1, general admission 40 cents, with new arena air and comfort emphasized.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
Speedy Ryan
New Mexico
Charlie Light
Dallas
Herschel Howarth
al Gordon
Popeye Huber
Vince Jobe
Popeye
Jack Smith
Joe Palacio
Senators Shake-Up Sparks Three-Game Winning Run
Joe Cronin’s drastic lineup changes energize the Washington Senators who reel off three straight wins after benching Ossie Bluege and reshuffling the veterans. They top the Athletics 17-6 to move above .500 into fourth, as Indians and Yankees win too in a crowded pennant chase. Indians’ win features a six-hit mound effort by Hildebrand and Brown. Ruth Gehrig Gomez power the Yankee comeback in a 3-2 win over the Red Sox. The Cubs and Giants falter as Hartnett’s homers fail to save Chicago. OVERTON, Tex. opens Humble Oilers’ season with 14-2 win over Sinclair Oilers in front of 1,000+ fans.
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Joe Cronin
Washington
Senators
Ossie Bluege
Cronin
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Jimmie Foxx
A's
al Crowder
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Tigers
Detroit
Oral Hildebrand
Lloyd Brown
Ruth-Gehrig-Gomez
Yanks
Red Sox
Gomez
Ruth
Gehrig
Big Jim Weaver
St. Louis
Chicago
White Sox
al Simmons
Cubs
Giants
Gabby Hartnett
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Collins
Buster Mills
Mel Oit
Boston
Braves
Hal] Schumacher
Gus Suhr
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Ivy Shiver
Sylvester Johnson
Cincinnati
Overton
Tex
U.P
Humble Oilers
Sinclair Oilers
Oil Belt Baseball League
Derby hopeful War Pledge leads scarce Derby workouts
Louisville April 29 War Pledge the dark horse in the Derby did the mile and a quarter in 2 10 4 5 breezing. Riskulus from the west ran 1 56 for a mile and an eighth in breezing time. Sgt Byrne opened with a half mile in 48 3 5 breezing. Bender First went three eighths in 38 preparing for a longer workout tomorrow.
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War Pledge
Riskulus
Sgt. Byrne
Churchill Downs
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Oklahomans Sweep Houston Boat Races
Three Oklahomans dominated at the Texas Boat Racing Club regatta on the River Bay course near Houston. George Coleman of Vami Oklahoma led in Class B C and X hydroplanes, averaging 52.174 mph in Class X, the day’s fastest time, and holding the world record of 61.75 mph for Class F motors. In Vernon Texas Mrs. W. T. Collins, a Wilbarger County pioneer, was buried after dying Saturday.
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U.P
Texas Boat Racing Club
Old River Bay
George Coleman
Vami
Okla
Coleman
Fish season outlook by Texas game official
Austin April 30 A P says Will Tucker secretary manager of the game fish and oyster commission predicts a good fishing season. Stream conditions are favorable and most waters are well stocked. The season runs generally to February. No license needed to fish with a worm unless outside Texas where non resident license 1 10 for 10 days or 35 for season. Artificial lure fee 1 10 also unchanged. Legislature approved license outside county vetoed by governor.
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Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Will Tucker
Texas
Parade full of sports lore and personalities from New York
The Sports Parade notes Cavalcade as likely Kentucky Derby winner amid Broadway chatter. Henry McLemore heads to England with the Walker Cup team while Mac resumes writing next week. Also covers boxing, relays, track coaching quips, radio man Peter Van Steeden, and various sports figures from baseball to horse training.
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Henry McLemore
England
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Henry Cables
Vince Dundee
al Diamond
Paterson
N. J
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Arthur Hutgick
Tim Mara
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Steve Phillips
Lebanon
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Phillies
Demaree
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Art Herring
Brooklyn
Week end Sports roundup with AP notes in Maryland and beyond
Week end sports summary from AP cites Cava cade setting Chesapeake record in Havre de Grace Maryland. High Quest triumphs over derby eligibles at Wood Memorial in New York. Esseff wins Clark handicap in Louisville as Wise Daughter defeats derby contenders in South Louisville purse. Captain Kettle captures Maryland Hunt Cup for second year. Marty at Stanford clears 6 feet 9 1 8 inches in high jump. California LA quartet breaks Drake Relays mile relay record. Metcalfe wins 100 again. Cunningham surpasses Venzke in 4 11 8 mile as Penn relay records fall. East polo beats West 15 1 2 to 7. Allison and Van Ryn win Virginia state doubles tennis. Fox Valley meets open with 600 horses for tomorrow. Inaugural Handicap at six furlongs the feature.
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Havre Cfe
Grace
Cavacade
New York
Metcalfe
Philadelphia
Cunningham
Venzke
Penn
Chicago
West
Hot Springs
Allison
van Ryn
Shields
Stoefen
Golfers Finish Matches Week After Qualifying Plan
Amarillo Country Club golfers qualified for the Hardware Trophy Tourney as officials announced matches must be completed within one week after qualifying. The list of scorers includes Parrott, Hare, Collier, McAfee, Pillingim, Lamb, Thompson, Pfeiffer, Crowe, Strickland, Bate, Kinsey, Haywood, Baird, Henson, Olver, Edwards, Gore, Kelly, Culton, Leftwitch, Barfield, Holman, Clark, Martin, Tolbert, Fain, Scott, Allspaugh, Smith, Scruges, McCormick, May.
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J. L. Parrott
Carl Hare
Ping Collier
Charles McAfee
John Pillingim
Fd. Lamb
H. Thompson
Bill Pfeiffer
C. S&s. Makeig
Wallace Clark
A. B. Martin
J. R. Tolbert
John Fain
Elmert Scott
Hugh Allspaugh
Dale Smith
Karl Scruges
J. J. McCormick
George May
Wage Hikes Draw Fire From Durable Goods Industry
Washington April 30 A National Recovery Administration plan proposing a 10 percent cut in working hours but higher wages drew sharp criticism from the heavy goods industries. The durable goods Industries committee argued that blanket wage increases or code-hour reductions by executive order would retard recovery. The panel submitted a 13 page report to recovery administrator Hugh S. Johnson, chaired by George H. Houston of Baldwin Locomotive Works.
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Washington
NRA
Durable Goods Industries Committee
Hugh &. Johnson
Five Die in Gas Pocket Blast at Bickershaw Pit No 3
An explosion ignited by a gas pocket at Bickershaw Coal Pit No 3 in Leigh England killed five men. About 300 workers were underground. three hundred escaped. The incident occurred on April 30.
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Leigh
England
Bickershaw Coal Pit
Grapple Card Full of Stars at National Guard Armory
Wresting fans can expect a star-filled card Thursday at the National Guard Armory. Dutch Mantell promotes a top lineup headlined by Den Will versus Danny McShane in a middleweight clash, with Sheik Marallah returning to middleweight to face Billy Hall, and Price Omar Yoachim meeting Joe Bauer in the curtain raiser. Also notes a racing update from Dallas and the opening of the Texas State Pair Park track week with $168,080 wagered and an $800 Greenville purse.
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National Guard Armore
Dutch Mantell
den Will
Danny McShane
Sheik Marallah
Persia
Marallah
Billy Hall
Mallen
Omar Yoachim
Algeria
Joe Bauer
Dallas
Texas State Pair Park Track
Greenville
Neusel in Big Bout Headlines New York Boxing Card
The Neusel Loughran 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden Friday night highlights a national boxing program with Vince Dundee Freddie Miller and Midget Wolgast also on the bill Neusel who defeated King Le vinaky in March seeks a win to join Baer and Harris in the challenger ranks Dundee defends his middleweight crown in a 1 round bout against Al Diamond in Paterson New Jersey Miller defends feather title against Paul Davro in Toulsville
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Neusel-Loughran
Vince Dundee
Freddie Miller
Midget
Wolgast
Walter Neusel
King Levinaky
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
the Garden
Neusel
Baer
Harris
Newark
al Diamond
Paterson
Ned
Precinie Miller
Cincinnati
NBA
Paul Davro
Toulsville
Art Shires Getting Over at Fort Worth Panthers Crowd
Art Shires drew more than 2000 fans to Fort Worth for his Panthers debut, a strong turnout for the past two seasons. The former major leaguer wowed the crowd with two sparkling seventh inning plays despite going hitless in four official at bats against Tulsa.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Art
Whattaman
Phil Baer, longtime U.S. marshal, dies at 68
Paris Texas reports the death by heart attack of Phil E. B. Baer, 68, who had served as U.S. marshal for the eastern district of Texas for 17 years and was recently named federal court clerk. Details of arrangements were being made. The report mentions the Columbia River’s 1400 mile path to the Pacific, noting the origin distance of 450 miles.
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Tex
Phil EB. Baer
Texas
Columbia
Pacific
Walker Team Ddes 1 000 Balls Into Sea At St Andrews
The American Walker Cup team crossed to Scotland driving 1 148 golf balls into the ocean on their voyage to St Andrews. Captain Francia Culmet and nine players arrived ahead of international matches May 1 and 12. Henry Quillen of the Royal and Ancient Club met the visitors at Londonderry and escorted them to the famed links. The trip included deck practice on a special mat and a ball bill over 900. Members include Johnny Goodman George Dunlap Chandiey Bean Max Marston Gus Moreland Johnny Fischer Jack Westland and Lawson Little.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
New York
George T. Dunlap
Johnny Goodman
W. Lewson Little, Jr
H. Chandler Egan
Harold Pierce
Johnny Fischer
Gus Moreland
Francis Ouimet
Max B. Marston
Jack Westland
ST Andrews
Acreas
Francia Culmet
St. Andrew's
Henry Quillen
Royal and Ancient Club of
Londonderry
Harold W. Pierce
United States Golf Association
Houston Bowler Wins State Single Title
AUSTIN April 30 Wm o. F. Teonard Arabia Temple Houston held the state individual bowling championship today over 280 com petitions Teonard's score of 1704 made in all event a competition last week was not passed in the closing weekend contests that were completed here taat night Austin Baengerrunde won the all events team championship with a score of 8008 San Antonio Athletic Club won the class a team cham pionship with 2696 The San Antonio Bowlers took 20 other chame pionships in the tourney and TMous ton eight Males of voting age in Argentina must vote or pay a fine.
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Austin
O. F. Teonard
Arabia
Grau to Return to Mexico Amid Cuba President Talk
Dr Ramon Grau San Martin, former Cuba president, said he will return to Havana soon but refused to confirm or deny reports he will run for president. Latest calculations place his popularity at about two percent. A Sunday farm fillers feature closes.
Life-Saver Golden Ply Silvertowns Tire Advise
An advertisement extols Life-Saver Golden Ply Silvertown tires as heat resistant and preventive against blow outs. It claims typical tires fail earlier, while Silvertowns endure with less blistering and maintain miles driven, promising safer long runs for high powered cars.
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Sirea
Goodrich Silvertown
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