Double All Star Baseball Games In War Fund Drive
Major leagues plan two All Star games to raise funds for service camps and defense bonds totaling about a quarter million dollars. The first game will be in the East on July 6, the second in the West the next day. night baseball rules and pricing details are discussed with Landis overseeing unresolved issues.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Mammoth Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Landis
National League
American League
Washington Senators
Texas Cage Roars Into Stretch In Amarillo College Tonight
The Amarillo College Badgers meet league leaders West Texas State Freshmen in a key tilt at the College Gym as the race for second place tightens. The rivals. Hereford and Vena in a basement clash, circle the schedule with high drama as Kanah Canyon Frosh and Coca Colas also loom in the standings. West Texas State defends the title as Shaughnessy playoffs near.
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Bob McDonald
Amarillo College Badgers
Amarillo College
West Texas State
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Hereford
Vena
Canyonites
Yankees
Coca Col
Rangers
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Shaughnessy
Many Golfers To Meet on Thursday
Amarillo Municipal Golf Association president Paul Smith announced the annual general meeting for Thursday night at 7 30 in the Amarillo High School auditorium. Nominees for offices will be voted on during the meeting and the nominating committee will present names from the city hall. Gene Root will present golf sound movies featuring Sam Snead and other stars, followed by an open discussion on game improvement.
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Amarillo Municipal Golf Association
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Ross Rogers
National Sporting Goods House
Sam Snead
Root
Night of Ring Action Across Cities Reported Fights
Boxers from Newark to Holyoke fight cards featuring decisions and knockouts. Francesco Montanari outpoints Jack Kenny in New York while Jimmy Desola stops Charles Baisden in Sarasota. Lee Savold wins by technical knockout in Washington and Nate Bolden stops Al Gilbert in Chicago. Mose Brown loses on points to Kich Tunero in Baltimore. Harry Jeffra outpoints Billy Speary in Toronto, Freddy Archer defeats Carmelo Fenoy in New York, and Billy Davis edges i Fatta in Holyoke.
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New York
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Livingston
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Spain
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Valdosta
Washington
Lee Savold
Des Moines
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Memphis
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al Gilbert
Ernie Pelain
Beaver Falls
Jimmy Pierce
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Mose Brown
Pittsburgh
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Billy Speary
Nanticoke
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Holyoke
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Minersville
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Brooklyn
Retrospective Sports Notes From Past Years
A year ago Elmer Layden resigned as Notre Dame coach to become commissioner of the National Pro Football League at twenty thousand dollars annually. Three years ago Melio Bettina defeated Tiger Jack Fox for New York State light heavyweight title. Tony Galento knocked out Natie Brown in the Detroit bout after floor hitting him ten times. Five years ago Willis Hudlin and Billy Herman were holdouts. Also noted, Egypt banned hoarding of wheat corn and flour.
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Natie Brown
Detroit
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Billy Herman
Chicago Cub
Sports Roundup From Wide World Sports Columnist
Baseball bosses resist lifting the night game limit while fans favor two or three twilight games a week. Other notes include a Gus Lesnevich vs Jimmy Bivins bout eyed in Cleveland next month and a quip by Bill Terry.
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Wide World Sports
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Jimmy Bivins
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Referees Sit in Box Seats For SOCOE Basketball
Southern Oregon College of Education will keep referees in box seats behind baskets after a trial with no on floor official. Southern Oregon and Monmouth played without a referee Saturday night and players and customers agreed the pace was faster, with referees approving the arrangement.
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Southern Oregon College of Education
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Monmouth
Referee System Improves Fair Play Amid Basketball Notes
The article discusses smoother officiating at Louie's Alleys with fewer whistles and using microphone explanations for fouls. It quotes Referee Glen Swanson praising the checkerlike oversight and Frank O Neil endorsing the plan to curb petty fouls, while others call for practice and community engagement. It also mentions Fort Worth baseball history and Australian stamps featuring nurses.
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Oregon
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Keyhold
Bob Mulder
Frank O'Neil
al Cox
Monmouth
Tea and Crumpets for Texas League
Dallas dateline Feb 3 U P reports baseball figures plan to reform players into social gentlemen. Major William B. propos es club memberships and genteel activities as a new league idea.
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Dallas
U.P
Texas League
William B
Ruggles
Luscheon
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