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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1932
Page
13
Coaches Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch shifted plans to let the Golden Sandies work outside on Butler Field to avert softening from indoor drills. They focused on blocking and tackling as Fort Worth awaits a state semi final against the Masonic Home Orphans while nursing an injured list.
AP wrestling results from New Haven New York Baltimore Billings San Francisco and other cities list match outcomes. Wrestlers include Marin Prestina Sid Westrich Karl Sarpolis Abe Kaplan Billy Roman and others with throws falls and disqualifications noted. The piece ends with a stray line about cold blasts and a thrift room slogan.
In Grand Rapids Primo Carnera stopped Big Boy Peterson. In Los Angeles Rodolfo Casanova outpointed Young Tommy. Wally Fraser out pointed Billy Papke Jr. Billy Hogan outpointed Russell Beach. In Indianapolis Pete Nebo outpointed Allen Whitlow.
The Sheik, a flamboyant welterweight challenger, meets Jack Reynolds in a non-title main event at the National Guard Armory. Prelims begin at 8 pm with advance reservations sold at City Drug Store, 517 Polk Street.
George H Beale recounts the Pasadena New Year game where Michigan crushed Stanford 49 to 0 in 1902. He notes the era’s rough play, Stanford’s Roosevelt with injuries, Captain Fisher’s cool leadership, and a crowd of about 5,000 witnessing the rout.
Mildred Babe Didrikson faces the Amateur Athletic Union after the southern registration committee barred her from amateur competition for allowing her name and image to be used in advertising. She denounced the ruling as unfair and questioned AAU consistency citing basketball teams that use sponsor names.
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo on a Wednesday include motions submitted and granted, with numerous cases reheard, affirmed, reversed and remanded. Submissions set for Feb 5 and Feb 15 1933 cover banks, insurance, rail lines, and various civil actions across multiple counties.
Tickets for the Amarillo Masonic Home high school semi final in Fort Worth Saturday are at Maxor Drug Polk Street Fisk Building. 75 cents until Thursday night then $1. No reserved seats at the large T C U stadium. Student tickets 50 cents at the Senior High School. Rail fare $4 50 round trip with Santa Fe and Denver to boost turnout. If Sandies lose the season ends. if they win the next game may be in Amarillo depending on Corsicana.
National and American League owners prepare for a joint session to decide if broadcasting baseball games should continue. Rancor over radio rights sparks a near party-line vote with a majority favoring a ban to drive fans to parks, while a small minority argues radio builds new fans. Both leagues plan to move the 23 player limit dates from June 15 to May 15, a shift expected to save about one month's salary for roughly 17 players per club.
Records show the Texas adjutant general’s department spent at least 190000 of a 200000 deficiency appropriation on war department costs during martial law in the East Texas oil field area. The actual total expense for the 16 months of martial law remains undetermined.
Gene Quaw and his California orchestra will perform at the Silver Grill cafeteria and restaurant from 6:15 to 8 o clock Wednesday evening during the dinner hour. Arrangements were made for a later Amarillo appearance after the Tri State Fair dance at the Nat Dance Palace from 8 to 12 o'clock.
Two of the three unbeaten leaders in the National Pocket Billiard Championship, Ralph Greenleaf of New York and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington, meet tough opponents as Greenleaf faces Bennie Allen of Kansas City and Caras plays Frank Taberski of Schenectady. Erwin Ralph of Cleveland joins the leaders after four straight wins.
John Hopkins 20 lost to Temple 38 and Providence College 29 defeated Yale 50. Arkansas Aggies 19 fell to St. Louis U 45 as Midland 32 beat Wayne Nebraska Teachers 16. Springfield Missouri Teachers 47 defeated Southwest Baptist College 24 with Davis Elkins 34 losing to Valparaiso 37 and Ottawa U 31. Pittsburg Kansas Teachers 43 over Friends U 27 and Fort Hays State 42. Ivandale Club Kansas City Kay 22 defeated by St Benedict's College 40 and Southeast Oklahoma Teachers 92 beat Oklahoma City Boosters 30.
Nate Lewis aims to book Primo Carnera and Mex Baer for Chicago Stadium on December 29 as next heavyweight date. Carnera, the giant Italian, and Baer from Livermore California are the potential opponents.
After the championship clash at Wrigley Field, the Portsmouth Spartans and the Chicago Bears will travel to Cincinnati for a Christmas Day charity game benefiting the Veterans of Foreign Wars. George Halas announced the Cincinnati date for the fundraiser.
J A Ryan C L Johnson Homer Tanner George Williams R D Robinett and G W Mills will leave Wednesday for San Antonio to attend the annual convention of the One Hundred Thousand Club during Smile Week. Southwestern Life Insurance Co marks its 29th anniversary in Texas with headquarters at 107 West Sixth Avenue.
The Criminal Appeals Court reversed a three year sentence for Horace Wells of Amarillo who faced burglary charges for taking 16 cases of cigars from a Rock Island freight house. Testimony tied to the loot failed to connect Wells strongly. Roddy’s case was dismissed while Easum’s was dismissed without trial.
St Louis feather weight Pee Wee Terry defeated Benny Perez of San Antonio by decision in the main event. Wichita Falls lightweight Leo Voss edged Scrappy Williams in the six round semi final as the Legion fight card wrapped up. Disease threatens cold children.
Morri son, Methodist football coach in Dallas, announces a Texas Mines game in El Paso for January 2 after a phone call with Dawson. The date was moved from December 31 to January 2 with Morrison's approval. Teachers Beat Aggies in Huntsville, Sam Houston wins 44 to 38 in a hard fought basketball clash led by Sowers with 20 points. Moody adds 14 for A M, atop a 26-14 halftime margin.
James Johnapelus, 40, breaks his right leg after slipping on an icy sidewalk while en route to a hospital to visit his injured son. His son Tom, 13, had fractured a leg earlier that day while going to school. Father and son are roommates in the hospital. Thrift Room is dealing in Smiles this week.
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