Final Results In International Harvester Bowling Tourney
Morrow led with a 510 series for K-1 in the International Harvester League at Texas Alleys, posting 176 163 171. Wheeler of K-4 was runner up with a 473 series from 143 159 171. Louie’s Alleys hosted the two week end Panhandle Open standings with team and individual scores across multiple Amarillo and surrounding-area bowling venues.
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Mervin Shea Wins Golf Tourney in St Petersburg
Former White Sox catcher Mervin Shea now Detroit Tigers coach won the sixth annual baseball players golf championship in St Petersburg Florida defeating Lloyd Brown 2 up in the final. Shea led 1 up after the morning 18.
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Johnny Bulla Tops Golf Money Winners With 1941 Total
Johnny Bulla finished tied for ninth in the Texas Open but led 1941 money winnings on the winter tour with 123.38 from the 5,000 event. Lawson Little won the tournament and topped the season list with 4,023 earned, followed by Ben Hogan at 3,400 and 750 second money. Other top earners included Craig Wood, Clayton Heafner, Leonard Dodson, and Sam Snead.
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Leonard Dodson
Sam Snead
East Texas League to feature six clubs in 1934 race
Tyler dispatch reports the East Texas League will operate with six clubs, with Longview or Paris vying for the final entry. Confirmed teams include Marshall Texarkana Henderson Tyler and Sherman, with Kilgore not entering a team this season.
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Weight Lifting Comes to Town
Amarillo locals Albert Dawson and Reeves Hudson plan a preliminary weight lifting exhibition at the YMCA. Mitchell’s wife, weighing 125 pounds, will lift 300 pounds, and Mitchell will jump from a 10-foot ladder to test Grabeel’s condition. The event covers the Olympic lifts: clean and jerk, snatch, and press. Mitchell will lift 310 pounds using a clean and jerk.
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YMCA
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Bob Mitchell
Max Miller
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Grabeel
New Mexico City
Pacific Coast
Albert Dawson
Reeves Hudson
Dawson
Landee
Lawson Little Captures Texas Open in Tight Victory
Lawson Little, the former National Open champion from Breton Woods, won top prize of 1200 dollars in the Texas Open at Willow Springs. He led with a 62, followed by rounds of 76 and a final 67 to finish 273, three strokes ahead of the field.
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Breton Woods
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Willow Springs
Amateurs Back Stricter Rules For Tennis Tour
West Palm Beach Florida February 10 Amateur players at the close of the Florida winter circuit largely approved the U S Lawn Tennis Association tightening of restrictions at its 50th annual meeting in New York City The eight weeks rule was discarded and players who exceed expense limits may not continue the circuit by living with hosts or hotels as expenses furnished under the new rule
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List of Names and Scores From Local Event
A dataset shows individuals and scores across multiple towns including Hobbs Lubbock Pampa and Borger with each name followed by a numeric value. The list includes Bernadine Hix Inez Mays Genevieve Crabb Vera Coleman Bernice Stevens Babe Rule Gayle Lane Dorothy Armstrong Frances Johnston Eleanor Pabst Margaret Wright and others with scores ranging from 400 down to 307.
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Fort Worth
Mae Hopper
June Bunton
Borger
Stella Flynt
Lilyan Crosthwait
Big Spring
Gladys Paze
Maudie Cope
Amarillo
Mary Alice Murray
Billye Slater
Hobbs
Mary Hanson
Las Vegas
Gerry Hosse
Carlsbad
Charlotee Sparks
Opal DeLautre
Oklahoma City
Jo Wollard
Irene Everett
Bernice Ladd
Eula Sands
Tucumcari
Bernice Heilbrown
Albuquerque
Billie Tingley
Edna Murl Shannon
Hazel Green
Ruth Sullivan
Lela Hines
Pampa
Tommy Tibbetts
el Reno
Bonnie Brown
Canyon
Wilma Needham
Laura Stone
Silvan Crosthwait
Spring Spring
Billie Melton
Miriam Leidders
Dorothy Forister
Arvola Phillips
Elaine West
Edna
LaMont
Mildred Ross
Evelyn Rhea
Vi Wood
Thelma Holt
Wichita Falls
Bernadine Hix
Rosemary Smith
Ila Ogle
Jessie Newell
Anadarko
al Mumford
Bonnie Cascarelli
Maxine Nelson
Lubbock
Beulah Lane
Margaret Wright
Bertha Vogel
Rose Dyer
Eula Lee Lacy
Trene Vietanen
Maxine Doolen
Vera Coleman
Inez East
Lena Mays
Eloise Haley
Nell Hall
Guinette Lyles
Eleanor Pabst
Georgia Breeden
Gussie Mae Wise
Katherine Askew
Cunningham
Marguerite Martin
Jessie Randall
Irene Viitanen
de Ann Lewis
Away
Inez Mays
Genevieve Crabb
Midland
Bernice Stevens
Babe Rule
Gayle Lane
Dorothy Armstrong
Frances Johnston
Billve Slater
Lucille Couch
Ae Hopper
Tila Ogle
Gwyneth Liles
Berta Widener
Ruth Ross
Billye Ferguson
OEP Toy Roundup and Sports Snippets
New York report lists playful items on Chalky Wright, Benny Leonard, and Bobby-era names. Notes shifting slogans and local openings mix with sports chatter about Gus Tebell, Sonja Henie, Tommy Harmon, and Elmer Layden. Mentions Kansas State football, Pepper Martin, and the NFL clash with Carl Storck amid holdouts.
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Gus Tebell
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Earl Blaik Challenges Pro Football’s Impact On Game
Earl Blaik says professional football has advanced the game little. He argues college teams first introduced every play the pros used successfully, asserting the college game drives innovation and development.
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Twenty Expected To Race in Anita Derby
ARCADIA Calif Feb 10 The Santa Anita Derby draws a large field with about 20 thoroughbreds likely to contest the dash for a $50,000 prize. An estimated 30 three year olds may start in the mile and a furlong race, with several dropping out and most staying in as each horse has a chance in the crowded field. Porters Cap is favored but faces strong rivals in a deep lineup.
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C. S. Howard
Parks at Home To Runners-Up
Rice Institute prepares for a two game trip to Fayetteville to face Arkansas leaders in a key Southwest Conference series. Arkansas strengthens its title push after sweeping Texas and Baylor with a tall lineup led by Adams and Carpenter while Parks of Baylor shines and Nelms returns for Texas.
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Bert Selman
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Gordon Carpenter
John Freiberger
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R. C. Pitts
Dwight Parks
Parks
Tommy Nelms
Texas University
Nelms
Thurman Hall
Don Miller Emerges as Notre Dame Athletic Director Candidate
Don Miller the Cleveland lawyer and one of the Four Horsemen leads the list as Notre Dame’s potential athletic director after Elmer Layden’s resignation. Miller, who declined coaching as a career, was to meet today with Rev. Hugh O'Donnell on the coaching vacancy. Layden left last Monday to become commissioner of professional football at $20,000 a year.
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Four Horsemen
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Elmer Layden
Rams Aim to Seal Abilene Conference Title
T. W. C. Rams hold a strong chance to clinch the Texas conference crown as Abilene Christian College rises to third after a perfect five game run. The schedule includes a Wednesday clash with the Wildcats in Fort Worth and weekend games in Brownwood against Howard Payne and Daniel Baker. The piece notes the U S population at 150 621 281.
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Rams
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Tilden Still The Fountain of Youth On Court Tour
Los Angeles readers hear a column praising William Tilden as the enduring tennis great of the 1920s. The writer notes his continued play, compares him to peers, and jokes about a rumored fountain of youth beyond past birthdays and legends.
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William Tatum Tilden
Fountain of Youth
Atlanta
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
New York
Jim Landos
Charlie Paddock
Paul Gallico
Tilden
Budge
Phiadelphian
Smithsonian Institute
Eli Whitney
South Dakota Resources Called Amazing by USD Museum
USD Museum News surveys state resources across four regions and finds plentiful stone clay cement gravel and developed oil and natural gas fields with coal and gold underground. The piece notes vast prospects and cites an ancient papyrus reward for a runaway slave found at Thebes.
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D.U.P
South Dakota
University of South Dakota Museum News
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