Golf Stars Turn to Agua Caliente Meet
The Agua Caliente Sweepstakes in Glendale, California drew top golfers away from the Oakmont Nassau Championship as Henry Picard built a two point lead in heavy rain. Harry Cooper, MacDonald Smith, Bunny Torpey and Ray Mangrum followed in prize positions, with $2,500 winner’s share and $5,000 total purse. The event introduces pari mutuel betting per round.
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Calif
Mexico
Agua Caliente
Henry Picard
Young Hershey Pa
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Bunny Torpey
Kansas City
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Ky Laffoon
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
All Southwest Revue Broadcast On KGRS Tonight
The All Southwest Revue starring Alice Joy will air tonight on KGRS at seven o'clock. Within two weeks Miss Joy will perform in person over KGRS and several auditions will be held locally.
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All Southwest
Alice Joy
KGRS
Miss Joy
Southwestern Nets Lone Star Win Over Austin College
Southwestern University outplayed Austin College 31 to 21 in Georgetown Texas to remain undefeated atop the Lone Star Conference standings. The victory extended Southwestern’s conference lead with no defeats.
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Southwestern
Georgetown
Tex
England bears highest per capita tax burden
The article notes that England has the highest per capita tax burden of all nations, amounting to 93 dollars for every man, woman, and child in the nation.
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England
Reds Edge Toward Spring Training Start in Hot Springs
Chicago reports spring training looms as Cincinnati Reds prep for 10 days at Hot Springs Ark beginning February 12. Rosters reveal players مثل Johnny Mize Alex Kampouris Billy Myers Lew Riggs Vernon Kennedy and others with notes on the Athletics Indians and White Sox rookies and quirks of the coming season.
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United Press
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Hot Springs Ark
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Hoss Radbourne
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
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Johnny Mize
Alex Kampouris
Billy Myers
Lew Riggs
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Oklahoma City
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al Schacht
Altrock
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Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Leroy Mahaffey
Rabbit Warstler
A’s
Pittsburgh
Waners
Jensen
Babe Herman
Gus Suhr
Arky Vaughan
Joe Vance
Dallas
White King demonstrator to speak at Amarillo church event
Nancy Williams, organizer for the White King Soap Company, returns to Amarillo to headline a White King party at the San Jacinto Methodist Church. She conducts demonstrations with churches and clubs to aid fundraising and laund ry advice, listing contact at 1417 Harrison Street and phone 5311. In sports, Sam Houston Teachers College beat North Texas Teachers College 42 to 34 in Denton.
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White King Soap Company
Amarillo
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White King
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Tex
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North Texas Teachers College
Lone Star Conference
Christians Try to Climb From Basketball cellar
Texas Christian University aims to revive its season by facing Southern Methodist University in Dallas tonight after beating Baylor 25 to 20. The Horned Frogs seek a win to escape last place as SMU hopes to climb toward a share of second in the SWC standings.
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Texas Christian University
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Southern Methodist University
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Methodists
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Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Fayetteville
Texas
Fort Worth
Rice
Houston
Texas A. & M
Daniel Baker Loses To Abilene's Hill Billies
Abilene Christian College defeated Daniel Baker 37 to 29 at Abilene. Landon Hill led scoring with 14 points, hitting seven baskets. Harris led Daniel Baker with eight points in the conference game.
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Abilene
Abilene Christian College
Daniel Baker
Legion Members Discuss Patman Vinson Bonus Bills
Hanson Post members meet at the Legion Home to discuss the Patman and Vinson bonus bills with Texas national executive committeeman George E. Broome leading. Adjutant Floyd L. Sloan says the bonuses rank among the 25 adjusted compensation bills. Ladies Auxiliary also meets at 8 15.
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Vinson
Hanson Post
Legion Home
George E. Broome
National Executive
Texas
Congress
Floyd L. Sloan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Youth Acquitted In Driving Case In Amarillo
Ora Hawkins, an Amarillo youth, was acquitted by a Forty-seventh District Court jury of driving while drunk. The trial opened yesterday morning and the verdict came late yesterday afternoon, the first to be held in the current criminal court term.
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Ora Hawkins
Amarilo
Hawkins
Difficulties for Lee in Pool Meet
Edward Lee the 26 year old New York national amateur three cushions billiard champion faced a tough start after losing the first match to Edward Spitz of Boston. Lee prepared for a second game against Gene Deardorf of St. Louis while Spitz awaited a clash with Leon Radler of New York who was defeated by Deardorf.
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Edward Lee
Edward Spitz
Boston
Lee
Gene Deardorf
St. Louis
Spitz
Leon Radler
Deardorf
Amarillo Sandies Host Plainview Bulldogs In Key Clash
The Amarillo High School Golden Sandies top the Panhandle district vie for hold as they face the Plainview Bulldogs at 7 45 tonight in the armory. Amarillo drubbed Plainview 30 28 earlier on a four day road trip while Plainview seeks revenge after the loss. Home games this season kept the Sandies undefeated with victories over Pampa Harvesters and Lamesa Golden Tornadoes. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 10 cents for children and students.
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Plainview Bulldogs
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Lamesa Golden Tornadoes
Wrestling Results From Dallas Upsets Highlight Noland Wins
United Press reports Dallas wrestling results with Bruce Noland 210 pounds from Phoenix pinning Billy Burns 210 pounds of Denver and Pat Reilly 200 pounds of Tacoma drawing Sid Nabors 216 pounds of Meridian Mississippi, while Marvin Westenberg 220 pounds of Los Angeles pinned Marshall Black 218 pounds of Georgia and Paul Jones 215 pounds of Houston pinned Ed Helwig 206 pounds of Lodi California.
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Dallas
Bruce Noland
Phoenix
Billy Burns
Denver
Pat Reilly
Tacoma
Drew
Sid Nabors
Meridian
Miss
Marvin Westenberg
Los Angeles
Marshall Blackstock
Georgia
Paul Jones
Houston
Ed Helwig
Lodi
Cal
Mavericks Club Column Teases Games and School News
The Mavericks schedule shines with Vega, Panhandle, and Mugwumps games at Badger Gym. Readers are invited to submit club happenings, comical school tales, and daily work items to Mr Galloway and others as the author inspires community involvement.
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Texaco Oilers
Vega
Panhandle
Galloway
Voight
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Wall
Medwick Demands $10,000 as Cardinals Salary Clash Deepens
Joe Medwick linked with Dizzy Dean in push for higher pay for 1935 with a $10,000 demand. Cardinals president Sam Breadon says no contract yet and Medwick remains unsigned as talks with Branch Rickey and Frankie Frisch unfold amid NL meeting statuses. Dean expected to accept $17,500, but dispute to be handled by team, not Commissioner Landis.
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United Press
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U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ducky Wacky
Medwick
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Sam Breadon
Storm Center
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Marvin Owen
Tigers
Cardinal
Landis
Breadon
No title given in readable text
A compact admonition on boyhood virtues and vice, urging hard work, prudence, and steady progress. The piece extols four square character, restraint in speech, and the value of planning and effort, while warning that easy paths lead to waste.
Webber eyes Amarillo air in Texas bout with Mackey
Vic Webber arrives in Amarillo after two feet of snow in New York and promises a tough main event against Cyclone Mackey at the National Guard Armory. Mackey, fresh from Mexico, is in peak shape for the Thursday night wrestling card. Tickets available at City Drug Store, 517 Polk Street.
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Vic Webber
Cyclone Mackey
National Guard Armory
Amarillo
Webber
Mackey
Mexico
Land of the Tamales
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Future of Braves Before Ford Frick
New York reports say National League owners meet with President Ford Frick to discuss Boston Braves ownership and management including 1935 playing dates. Emil Fuchs may fund a satisfactory adjustment, or resign, with control possibly going to Charles F. Adams or Bill McKechnie.
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Boston Braves
National League
Ford Frick
Emil Fuchs
Fuchs
Braves
Charles F. Adams
Bill McKechnie
Buffaloes to Play Raven Team in 1935 schedule
St Benedicts 1935 football schedule announced includes a game with the West Texas Teachers at Canyon on November 2.
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Buffaloes
Atchison, Kan
St. Benedict
West Texas Teachers
Canyon
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