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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1933

Page

9

McGraw Expected to Speak Plainly at Baseball Writers Dinner

Henry McLemore reports on the annual baseball writers dinner in New York where John J. McGraw is due to address colleagues. The feature chatter centers on McGraw’s future, his departure from the Giants, and questions about baseball strategy and management.

Henry McLemore United Press New York Jerstand Baseball Writers John J. McGraw John Giants Polo Grounds

Wrestling Results From Fort Worth and Other Cities

United Press reports several wrestling results across Fort Worth St Louis Philadelphia Oklahoma City New York and other venues. notable bouts include Bennie Bartay defeating Eddie O She a Billy ane beating Young Sampson Swanson overcoming Kid Lewis Benny Wilson defeating Sammy McLarren and John Pesek edging Ernie Dusek in St Louis.

United Press Fort Worth Tex Bennie Bar Tay Eddie O'Shea Billy Ane Young Sampson Swanson Kid Lewis Benny Wilson Sammy McLarren St. Louis John Pesek Nebraska Ernie Dusek Omaha Joe Stecher Kentucky Drew Gino Garibaldi Illinois George Zaharias Colorado Ernest Hefner Texas Pat O’shocker Paul Harper Philadelphia Stanley Pinto Paul Boesch New York Sam Stein Newark Sid Westrich Jack Sherry Chicago George Hagen Brooklyn Oklahoma City Hugh Nichols Mexia George Sauer California Ed “Strangler” Lewis Martin Prestina Jugo Slavia Jim Browning Pat McClarey Ireland Pat McGill Ray Jeffries Oklahoma Abe Coleman Los Angeles Ralph Wilson Rudy Dusek Dick Daviscourt Juan Humberto Jim Atlas Washington D. C Casey Berger Michael Zikoff Salt Lake City

Campbell Tunes Up His Big Racing Car

Sir Malcolm Campbell prepared final adjustments to the Bluebird on Daytona Beach after arriving from New York. He aims to better his world land speed record of 253.968 miles per hour, despite travel weariness and influenza weakness. Runs could occur within a week or 80.

Daytona Beach Fila Malcolm Campbell New York

Complete Details for Fields Corbett Fight in San Francisco

San Francisco February 2 All details of the title bout between Jackie Fields world welterweight champion and Young Corbett undefeated Fresno boxer to be staged at Seals Stadium February 22 were completed today. Jack Kearns Fields manager and Larry White Corbett manager posted 2500 forfeits last night and John Clute chief inspector for the state athletic commission gave the final approval.

San Francisco Jackie Fields Young Corbett Fresno Seals’ Stadium Jack Kearns Larry White Corbett John Clute State Athletic Commission

Varied Mat Card Promises Entertaining Thursday Wrestling

Gus Pappas of Chicago meets Dutch Mantell of Amarillo in a no time limit two out of three falls main event. Betty Bushey battles Mrs. Alice Ladeaux in a welterweight one fall match. Otis Clingman of Amarillo faces Tom Heinz of New York in a 30 minute limit semi final. Joe Restein fights Pablo Mendonza in a 10 minute time limit lightweight preliminary. Tickets available at City Drug Store until 7 o clock.

Otis Clingman Amarillo Tom Heinz New York Gus Pappas Dutch Mantell Betty Bushey Alice Ladeaux Joe Restein Pablo Mendonza City Drug Store Polk Street

Fidel Labarba Announces Retirement From Ring

Fidel Labarba former flyweight and featherweight champion says he will retire to attend Stanford University starting in September. After losses to Kid Chocolate Tommy Paul and Seaman Watson he seeks a writing career and plans three more bouts before quitting for college life. He returned to boxing after a prior retreat to school in 1927 and now aims to become a writer.

Orangeburg WN. Y U.P Fidel Labarba Stanford University Kid Chocolate Tommy Paul Seaman Watson Stanford New York Fidel Seaman Tom Watson Labarba Chocolate Watson

Chicago coach still unnamed as Metcalf delays decision

Feb 2 report notes Thomas Nelson Metcalf, new Chicago athletics director, has not announced the university's next football coach. Rumors linked Dr. John Whitice, Clark Shaughnessy, Glenn Thistlethwaite, and Pat Page. Metcalf says little beyond not choosing Stagg. He met with President Robert Hutchins as speculation grows.

Chicago Thomas Nelson Metcalf Amos Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago Stagg Metcalf Robert M. Hutchins University John W. Whitce Ohio State Wilce Clark Shaughnessy Loyola University At New Orleans Glenn Thistlethwaite University of Wisconsin Northwestern Pat Page

Arkansas Ready For TCU Cage Game

Arkansas basketball players finished preparation for a road trip to Fort Worth to meet Texas Christian University and to Dallas for Southern Methodist. Arkansas trails in series history against TCU and SMU but holds a strong all-time edge against TCU in nine years, while SMU has dominated the Razorbacks. Coach Chuck Bassett expects close games on the swing as SMU sits near the top of the Southwest Conference.

Fayetteville Ark U.P University of Arkansas Texas Christian University Fort Worth Southern Methodist Dallas Razorbacks Arkansas

Babe Strangles Waco Infant in Bed Accident

Helen Louise Smith six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Smith died in a freak accident when her head became caught between a bed and a window sill after she fell from the bed. The mother was momentarily away from the house.

Waco Helen Louise Smith W. W. Smith

Let’s Smoke Motion Passes in Wisconsin Assembly

Milwaukee's Mary O Kryszak the only woman member moved to suspend the no smoking rule during a long session. Kenosha's George E Mahoney objected saying he cannot stand smoke and would walk out. Speaker Cornelius Young ruled Mahoney's objection came too late.

Madison Wis Mary O. Kryszak Milwaukee State Assembly George E. Mahoney Kenosha Cornelius Young Mahoney

Underwear Parade For Texas Veteran

Enid Oklahoma reports a telegram sent to Hugh Askew state commander of the American Legion from Louis A. Johnson national commander regarding a Texas veteran events parade and related plans.

Texas Enid Okla Hugh Askew The American Legion Louis A. Johnson

College basketball scores roundup

Oklahoma City 30 Texas Tech 37 New Mexico 50 Texas Mines 30 McMurry College 25 Daniel Baker 32 Terrill School 19 TCU Preachers 33

Associated Press Oklahoma City Texas Tech New Mexico Texas Mines McMurry College Daniel Baker Terrill School T. C. U. Preshmen

Ruth Names Three World Series Feats In Career Review

Babe Ruth reflects on key moments in his career listing three standout World Series moments. He recalls his 1916 Red Sox win over Brooklyn, a 1928 running catch ending a rally, and a 1932 dramatic home run at Chicago that sealed the series. The piece notes Ruth’s versatility as pitcher outfielder and hitter.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Rudyard Kipling Babe Ruth Red Sox Brooklyn Dodgers Sherrod Smith Frankie Frisch St. Louis Cardinals Charley Root Chicago Root Cubs Ruth

Paris Bout Ends in Foul Victory for Moret

In Paris Marcel Moret defeated Vincente Parillo on a foul ruling. In Pittsburgh Frankie Goosby outpointed Joe Raggiz zini after ten rounds. Ray Winbush stopped Walter McTaglen in two, Charlie Baxter KOed Jimmy Kelly in five, Anson Green halted Andrew Angelino in one. In Cincinnati George Pavlick edged Jack O'Dowd over ten rounds. Wilbur Chevallier and Frankie Minerva fought to a draw in Bay City.

Associated Press Paris Marcel Moret France Vincente Parillo Argentina Pittsburgh Frankie Goosby Joe Raggizzini Detroit Ray Winbush Walter McTaglen Charlie Baxter Jimmy Kelly Anson Green Andrew Angelino Cincinnati George Pavlick Cleveland Jack O'Dowd Wilbur Chevallier Bay City Mich Frankie Minerva New York Drew

Miami-Biltmore golf final produces Kansas City Tulsa co medallists

In Kansas City Opal Hill and Estelle Drennan reached the final of the Miami Biltmore invitation golf tournament. Hill defeated Ben Gottlieb 7 and 6 in the semi final while Drennan beat Wayne Hunt 7 and 5 to advance.

Miami, Fla U.P Opal Hill Kansas City Estelle Drennan Tulsa Okla Ben Gottlieb New York Drennan Wayne Hunt Miami

Los Angeles Trade Aide to Speak at Clubs

James F. Bone domestic trade commissioner of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce will arrive in Amarillo Friday morning for several days. Oklahoma defeated Texas in the annual membership contest for the first time in four years, and Carl Nesbitt the Texas commander agreed to wheelbarrow the Oklahoma commander in his underwear if Texas lost, a wager the Oklahoma commander Askew vows to enforce.

Los Angeles James F. Bone The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Oklahoma Texas Carl Nesbitt Askew

Giants Set Pace in Signing Up Players

New York Giants pursue more signings as 21 players are under contract and Bill Terry plans talks with club officials during the writers dinner in New York. He eyes an outfielder and a starting pitcher possibly Dazzy Vance as three new contracts bring total to 21. Clyde Sukeforth also signs with Brooklyn Dodgers. Red Sox add Dale Alexander and Bob Seeds to their 1933 plans.

New York Bill Terry New York Giants Terry Baseball Writers Giant Memphis Dazzy Vance Brooklyn Boston Red Sox Dale Alexander Detroit Bob Seeds Chicago White Sox

Santa Fe Captures Tourney From Vans

Santa Fe Railroaders won the city basketball tournament final 25 to 18 over the High School Sandie Reserves. Bud Arnold and Red Morrison star as the champions overcome a 16 to 10 first half deficit while Claude Blackwell and Stidger falter for the Reserves. The double header also saw the Put and Take Grocery team beat the Methodist squad 34 to 30.

Santa Fe Railroaders Sandie Claude Blackwell Stidger Railroaders Bud Arnold Red Morrison Santa Fe Methodist Church Methodists

Annual Dog Feud In Dixie Sparks Field Trials

In Dixie the field trial season begins with dogs from across the nation competing January through March. Frosty Frank, a white and liver pointer, wins the all age stake at Pinehurst trials. Noria's Roy, another pointer, dominates Continental Mississippi events except for the club license. The Southern amateur trials start February 20 in Dixie, with the Grand National in Tennessee among the major events.

Albany Dixie Texas Virginia Pinehurst N. C Frosty Frank Pointer Noria Roy Mississippi Tennessee

Business leaders to hear Mr Bone talk on trade ties

Bill Day of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce says Mr Bone will address the American Business Club Friday noon and the Kiwanis Club Monday on study of business conditions here and prospects for stronger trade relations with the west coast.

West Coast

Bozeman and Cochran Clash For Billiards Crown

In Chicago on February 2 Wesker Cochran of San Francisco and Jay Bozeman of Vallejo duel in the three cushion billiards title race with Johnny Layton of Missouri as the lone contender on the sidelines. Cochran holds six victories and one defeat while Bozeman and Layton each have six wins and two losses. The final game tomorrow pits Cochran against Layton. Bozeman’s win tonight could force a three way title outcome depending on later results. Bozeman previously routed Augie Kleckhofer 50 to 30 in 28 innings to show danger potential.

Chicago California Wesker Cochran San Francisco Jay Bozeman Vallejo Johnny Layton Missouri Cochran Bozeman Layton Augie Kleckhofer

Amarillo Fat Stock Show Exhibit Catalogue Deadline

The Fat Stock Show at Tri State Fairgrounds will run March 6 7 8 9 with a record catalogue. Business manager Jim Cannon says press work starts next week and ads come from farther away, including Union Stock Yards of Los Angeles. Organizations seeking space should contact Cannon promptly.

Amarillo Tri- State Fairgrounds Jim Cannon Fat Stock Show Association Union Stock Yards Los Angeles

Retina Damage From Vessel Disease Mentioned

The report notes vessels and causes hemorrhages that damage tiny retinal arteries leading to eye blindness. It highlights how retinal vessels deteriorate, risking rapid vision loss and potential blindness without intervention.

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