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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1936

Page

9

Schmeling to Train for Louis Bout in April and June

Joe Jacobs announced Max Schmeling will arrive mid April to begin heavy training at French Lick Springs Indiana then taper to a camp near the fight site and finally face Louis in June. Jacobs noted Schmeling weighs about 192 pounds and trained at his Bad Saarow estate while hoping to elevate the heavyweight ranks.

New York Joe Jacobs Max Schmeling Joe Louis Jacobs Max French Lick Springs Ind Louis Joe French Lick Bad Saarow Broadway Indiana Bill Stribling

Giants coach Hank Leiber eyed big pay from coaching post

Roundup notes Hank Leiber could leave the Giants for a Pensacola coaching job paying 10 000 yearly, while Franco Georgetti quit the Six Day bike race after a spill. Joe Becker named business manager of Joplin club, Cliff Bloodgood’s Who’s Who in Baseball on sale March 1 with Babe Ruth highlights. Ruth’s 714 bases, 68 Philly homers, 123 vs Tigers listed. Santone trains in San Antonio with 30 to 40 players? camp dates March 9 and 12 for the Texas League club in Laredo.

New York Hank Leiber Giants Leo Bondy Pensacola Hank Franco Georgetti al Letourner Joe Becker Brooklyn Joplin Club Western Association Yanks Cliff Bloodgood Babe Ruth Philadelphia Detroit Ruth Tigers Washington Hack Wilson Pennsylvania Santone San Antonio Laredo Guy Airey

Baroni wagers Top Row match race for $50,000

A. A. Baroni, owner of Top Row, bets $50,000 that his horse can beat any Santa Anita entrant in a match race under equal weights and track conditions. Baroni challenges the 24 Santa Anita horses after Top Row’s win amid protests of rough riding.

Los Angeles A. A. Baroni Top Row America Peanuts Reno Baroni F. A. Carreaud Time Supply Carreaud Duke of Reno Discovery Rosemont Asucar San Anita

Plow auctioned for $950 in Melbourne

A plow brought to Australia by Henry, early white settler of Victoria, sold at auction for 950 dollars. In Lynn Henry Lewis, a 80-year-old night watchman, received his first medical care in 50 years after an automobile strike. he had not missed a night’s work in 65 years. Civil actions in London courts rise while drunkenness and crime fall.

Lynn Mass U.P Henry Lewis Melbourne Australia Henry Victoria London

Worker walks 15 miles with carrots to market in Salem

George Jones of Independence Oregon, unemployed and with a family of 12, refuses relief and walks 15 miles to a Salem market carrying 100 pounds of carrots. In Des Moines, the four horsemen of the highway are careless driver, drunken driver, speedster, and the fellow without brakes per town safety campaigners.

Salem Ore U.P George Jones Independence Des Moines, Ia

Texaco Oilers Edge Yannigans In City Basketball

The Texaco Oilers of Vega defeated the Amarillo High School Yannigans 23 to 14 in a city league basketball game. Oilers dominated rebounds and led from start to finish while Yannigans battled back in the second period but failed to close the gap.

Amarillo Yannigans Texaco Texaco Oilers Fe Ft Watkins C.seeseess Hale Ss Séas Biace Halliburton F Armitage c Alexander Boydston Motel C.estemsi.s Yannigans Feet Tillinghast F Bundy Forccseceveves O. Moofe CG Wncevsserse Nungesser G Cos Griffin, & B Pamela Csi Evsasere Dailey Arssess Oe Hogsss BB Pi Veh Vcones Hale Godwin Kelly Parcells Hodges

Campaign calendars used with Merkeley photo

Alan R. Merkeley, candidate for supervisor in Woodland California, uses ordinary calendars as campaign literature with a modified August 25 date showing his picture. Charity and philanthropic groups received 400 million dollars in 1934.

Campaign Woodland Cal U.P Alan R. Merkeley

Dizzy Dean Sees Big 8$20,000 Difference

Dizzy Dean says $21,500 separates Cardinals offer from his value to the team for the season. He cites an $18,500 offer and a self estimated worth of $40,000, and criticizes Cardinals officials for silence while he remains unsigned.

Dizzy Dean Dallas Dizzy Dean Cardinals St. Louis Paul Dean Brothers Cardinal

Wrestling results from New York New Haven and more

United Press reports several bouts across cities. Stan Sokolis of Philadelphia defeated Walter Underhill of Canada while Milo Mazurki beat Tom Jenkin of Chicago. Joe Dusek toppled Ralph Garibaldi. Victor Weber defeated King Kong. Maurice La Chappelle edged Len Hughes. Other notable matches occurred in New Haven San Francisco Dallas and more with multiple upsets throws pins and draws.

United Press New York Stauch's Stanley Sokolis Philadelphia Walter Underhill Canada Milo Mazurki Tom Jenkin Chicago Joe Dusek Omaha Ralph Garibaldi St. Louis Victor Weber Germany King Kong Maurice la Chappelle France Len Hughes Oklahoma

Disch charts Longhorns strong 1936 baseball setup

Uncle Billy Disch outlines a deep Texas Longhorn baseball squad for 1936 with six sophomores in key roles, veterans at every position, and two red headed pitchers leading the staff. He predicts a tough Southwestern Conference race and notes pre season exhibitions against Houston Tulsa and San Antonio clubs.

Billy’ Disch University of Texas Longhorns Disch Horace Mann Houston Uncle Billy Morris Sands Primo” Preibisch Thomas Westerman Joe Fitzsimmons Maedgen Texas Billy Longhorn Texas Christian Sammy Baugh Meyer Walls Montgomery Manton Southern Methodist Rice

Olympic Head Is Back Home From Berlin Visit

Avery Brundage returning to the United States faces two urgent tasks. He seeks about 200000 dollars to send the American team to Berlin this summer and weighs whether track and field trials should be held at Randalls Island or moved to Boston or Princeton. Brundage expects trials to raise around 25000 dollars with basketball finals at Madison Square Garden April 4 and 5 adding funds.

New York American Olympic Committee Avery Brundage Chicago Berlin Randalls Island Stadium Boston Princeton Bruyhdage Brundage Madison Square Garden

Scribe Sees No Alarm Over Holdouts In Baseball

New York report argues there is little cause for panic over a large group of holdouts in baseball. It notes Hank Leiber is likely to play center field for the New York Giants and mentions past holdout attempts by Leiber and Memphis Bill. It cites Cardinals efforts to keep stars via contracts and side endorsements for Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin.

Scribe New York Hank Leiber New York Giants Leiber Giants Hank Arizona Pensacola Bill Terry Memphis Bill St. Louis Cardinals Dizzy Dean Cardinal Dean Dizzy Pepper Martin Wild Horse

Jockey Agent Bill Tuller Exemplifies Track Handlers at Work

A profile of a jockey agent, Bill Tuller, who works the tracks for 20 years. He earns about two dollars per ride for his riders and negotiates mounts, riding skill, and horse suitability with stables using the condition book as his guide.

Bill Tuller Maryland Bill Jock

Rice Has Thin Chance At Top In Southwest Title Race

Rice Owls beat Texas A&M 44 29 to pull within half a game of Texas and keep slim hopes for a share of the Southwest Conference crown. Texas Longhorns must win two weekend games to deny a title tie. Rice needs two wins and help. Baylor beat TCU 35 27, solidifying fourth while TCU sinks. Red Steele led Rice with seven field goals and key defense in second period surge.

Rice Owls Texas Aggie Houston Owls Texas Longhorns Arkansas Razorbacks Ozarks Parkers Texas Longhorns Texas Aggies Rice Arkansas Aggies Baylor Bears Texas Christian Frogs Bruins Frogs Texas A Texas Christian Acote Texas A. and M

Bay Battalino and Steele Triumph In Title Bouts

Bay Battalino defeated Joey Greb by decision in New York. Tony Scarpati outpointed Bescia Garcia in a separate New York bout. Freddie Steele won by decision over Young Stuhley in Los Angeles.

United Press New York Bay Battalino Hartford Joey Greb Herkimer N. Y Tony Scarpati Bescia Garcia Mexico Los Angeles Freddie Steele Tacoma Young Stuhley Chicago

Jockey Agents Scrutiny As Plush Sofas Face Death Decree

The article notes jockeys operate with agents amid a keen circuit where trainers blame riders and agents bear the blame. It also reports Dr Ley’s harsh order that all plush sofas in Germany face destruction, enforcing a sweeping policy with officials to enforce the rule.

Berlin Germany Ley Labor Front

Checkers guide and problem solution by William T. Smith

In checkers, the vital aim is to have the move. Determine the move by counting pieces from the king row toward you. if the count is odd it is your turn. The move is a one for one swap, keep the move in hand to avoid being hemmed. The problem shows White to move and win. then lists a sequence where Black to move wins with a long line of captures.

William T. Smith

Plan New Texas Loop Laredo Baseball League

J Walter Morris, field man for the NAPBL, contacted Austin Kerrville Uvalde Laredo Kingsville Crystal City and Del Rio about forming a Class C or D summer baseball league. A meeting will be held soon to finalize plans for the circuit. Siamese twins are not uncommon in the mushroom family.

Texas Loop Laredo Southwest Texas J. Walter Morris Morris National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Austin Kerrville Uvalde Kingsville Crystal City del Rio

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