Cox Devastates Kiser In Ten Round Welter Bout
Tracy Cox, Indianapolis welterweight, defeated Ray Kiser of New Orleans by decision in ten rounds before a 2,500 crowd in Dallas. Cox dominated with left hooks and rights, suffering only one knockdown in the seventh. Kiser finished with a broken left rib. Babe Kiser defeated Charlie Light in the 8 round semi windup.
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Dallas
U.P
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Ray Kiser
New Orleans
Cox
Kiser
B. E. Davis
Babe Kiser
Ray
Charlie Light
Santa Fe Hosts Bert's Tavern In Local Exhibition
The Santa Fe basketball team meets Bert's Tavern quint in a City League exhibition tonight at 8 o'clock. The game is at Santa Fe gym on Polk Street, with free admission for the public as guests of the railroaders.
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Santa Fe
Bert’s Tavern
Polk Street
Southwestern A. A. U. Girls Tourney Set at Plainview
The Southwestern A. A. U. high school girls basketball tournament will be held in Plainview from March 15 to 17 with 24 to 32 teams, including Plainview, Pampa, Lubbock, Dalhart, Slaton, Perryton, and Mingus among others.
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Dallas
Plainview
Pimmitt
Pioneer
Dublin
Robinson
Springs
Ropesville
Hale Center
Rankin
Slaton
Perryton
Sand Hill
Childress
Elkhart
Grayford
Cross Plains
Haskell
New Castle
Dalhart
Mingus
Muleshoe
Quanah
Lubbock
Pampa
Rain Delays Loughran Carnera World Heavyweight Title Bout
Heavyweight title clash between Primo Carnera and Tommy Loughran postponed due to steady rain at Madison Square Garden arena in Miami. Officials led by Col. John Reed Kilpatrick delayed the bout with forecasts of a later ring entry, Carnera favored to win at 3 to 1.
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Miami
Fla
Primo Carera
Tommy Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Loughran - Carnera
John Reed Kilpatrick
Carnera
Loughran
Primo Camera
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Schmidt Will Confer With Ohio Officials
Fort Worth Texas February 28. Coach Francis A Schmidt of Texas Christian University was to discuss the head football coaching position at Ohio State University with Buckeyes officials in Columbus. He left Fort Worth by train after an Ohio State invitation, keeping an open mind but likely to accept if offered at his current salary. Also noted were Bob Stansberry choosing Bunny Oakes at Nebraska and Auburn freshmen players six feet tall or more.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Upi
Francis A. Schmidt
Texas Christian University
Ohio State University
Columbus
Schmidt
Ohio State
Carnera Favored To Beat Loughran In Biscayne Bay Battle
Henry McLemore reports Primo Carnera is picked to defeat Tommy Loughran in a Miami bout, despite pleas from Bill Duffy and others to give Loughran a fair chance. The columnist notes limited training access and jokes about past misreads while predicting Carnera’s edge. He compares the scenario to boxing legends and jokes about earning moral victories.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Bill Duffy
Charley” Friedman
Louis Soresi
Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Biscayne Bay
Duffy
Friedman
Soresi
Carnera
Clingman Set For Return Bout At National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman returns tomorrow night for a feature match against Doc Mueller of Austin at the National Guard Armory. Mueller vows to counter his sleep hold, while Clingman aims to dodge the finicky grip with speed new tactics. In the semi final, Charles Heard faces Louis Kodrick for one fall. Bauer resumes action against Lobo Brown after recovering from knife wounds sustained aiding a distressed woman last New Year.
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National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman
Doc
Mueller
Austin
Clingman
Otis
Hoyle
Charles Heard
Tulsa Baseball Club Gets Term on Field
Tulsa County officials tendered land beside the Tulsa State Fair Grounds to the Tulsa Texas League club under a long term financing plan. In exchange for lighting equipment and paraphernalia valued at 13000 dollars, the county will rent free use of the site for ten years, securing the club’s continued league participation. owners planned to answer Texas League officials tomorrow on operating this year.
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Tulsa
U.P
Tulsa State Fair Grounds
Wrestling Results Roundup From National shows
United Press reports results from matches in New York Newark and Kansas City. Szabo of Hungary defeated Boesch in New York while Savoldi of Indiana drew with Stein in Newark. Kashey of New York defeated Haber and Wright of Kansas City drew with Muhl in Houston.
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United Press
New York
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Paul Boesch
Newark
Joe Savoldi
Indiana
Sammy Stein
Kansas City
Kan
Abe Kashey
Jack Haber
Homer Wright
Vic Muh
Houston
Emory wrestler Millard Bewis calms nerves with cello
Millard Bewis of Emory University uses a cello to steady nerves between wrestling practice matches. The piece notes his dual focus on sport and music as he trains with the team.
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Millard Bewis
Emory University
Lamesa Tornado poised for state tourney run
Column notes Lamesa's 240 points in four District 3 games in Lubbock signaling a high scoring pace. Predictions favor Lamesa reaching the state finals with Athens if bracket placement avoids the Hornets, while Amarillo Hedley Crowell and Crowell challenge in early rounds and semifinals.
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Lamesa
Golden Tornado
Lubbock
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Hedley
Crowell
Athens
Tornado
Hornets
74 Golfers Chase $1000 Top Prize In St Petersburg Open
In the second round of the St Petersburg Open Golf Tourney 74 players pursue the $1000 top prize. Leaders Johnny Revolta Frank Walsh and Paw Runyan posted 60s amid par blitzes as a real battle for the lead looms with 16 players within five strokes. Low amateur scores went to Bob Hamilton of St Petersburg and C Bayard Mitchell of Woodbury New Jersey both at 75.
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ST Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Paw Runyan
Westchester
N. Y
Bob Hamilton
St. Petersburg
C. Bayard Mitchell
Woodbury
N. J
First Results From Associated Press Boxing Card
In Jacksonville Eddie Burl defeats Russell Gonzalez by points at 123 pounds while Charlie Gaynoro outpoints Joe Vergas at 147. In Miami Eddie Shea stops Johnny Fitzpatrick at 129. Myer Grace defeats Relampago Saguero at 151. In Dallas Tracy Cox outpoints Ray Kiser at 142 with Babe Kiser beating Janean Light at 155. About 650 fish varieties inhabit Florida coastal waters.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Eddie Burl
Alexandria
Russell Gonzalez
Philippines
Charlie Gaynoro
Columbus
Joe Vergas
Miami
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Myer Grace
Relampago Saguero
Cuba
Dallas
Tex
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Ray Kiser
New Orleans
Babe Kiser
Janean Light
St Edwards and Southwestern split two game series
St Edwards University and Southwestern University battled to a 28 to 25 Saints win after Southwestern won Monday in Georgetown. Saints guard Himel was the top scorer with 10 points in the rough rematch.
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ST. Edwards
Southwest Austin
U.P
St. Edwards University
Southwestern University
Saints
Southwestern
Georgetown
Himel
Plans for Fights Charlie Grimm Lead Cubs to Training
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm known as Der Kaptink says he stays friendly with players and rejects hard edged discipline. He heads to Catalina with the Cubs, predicts a strong season and pennant challenge from New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Boston.
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Charlie Grimm
Charlie
der Kaptink
Grimm
Joe McCarty
Missouri
Cubs
Catalina IM
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Poston
William Walker
Official Explains Lunatic Escapade at Courthouse
Rob Morris, county official, described a Clarendon incident where an adjudged lunatic escaped from the courthouse to the First National Bank. The man entered the bank, sought to cash a check, offered to call Amarillo to verify it, and was subdued by officers who cuffed him and transported him to Wichita Falls amid a crowd misreading the scene as a kidnapping.
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Rob Morris
Clarendon
First National Bank
Amarillo
Candler
Morris
Burglar Steals Harley Dealer Motorcycle In Early Morning Raid
Amarillo police search for a thief who forced entry into the Harley Davidson agency at 310 Worth Avenue and took a 1994 demonstrator plus about $15 worth of spotlights and goggles. Fingerprints were photographed. the robbery was discovered at around 1 a.m. when Hoyt Bean opened the showroom.
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Amarillo
Harley Davidson
Werth Tenth Avenue
Hoyt Bean
Church Men Form Brotherhood Club
A group of Line Avenue Baptist Church men met Tuesday at Dr Geo W Keeling’s home 401 Sunset forming Unit No 1 of the Brotherhood Club Dr M T Tucker pastor was named temporary chairman Dr Keeling heads the organizational committee and Judge J L Bagwell and L Quinn were named as committee members An upcoming meeting will complete the organization Refreshments were served to noted attendees including Dr Tucker Judges Nix Bagwell and Whitten and others
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Line Avenue Baptist Church
Geo. W. Keeling
Sunset
Keeling
Brotherhood Club
M.T. Tucker
Line Avenue Church
J. L. Bagwell
L. Quinn
M. T. Tucker
W. F. Nix
W. F P. Key
J. L. McLaughlin
Leater Black
Frank Allen
C. BE. Gilmer
A. 8. Sapp
C. E. Ennis
A M. Carraway
Mr Atkins
J. L. Whitten
Bill Moore
Tabor Keeling
Ls, Quinn
Main Event Still Unknown For Friday Boxing Card
Eddie Murdock may miss the planned Friday national guard armory card as promoters hunt a suitable opponent. Jack Thompson of Dalhart faces Joe Vernon of Pampa in a six round semi and fans expect a strong main event with rival middles in the Panhandle set to settle the claim in the ring.
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Mans
American Legion
Eddie Murdock
IL Wie
Murdock
National Guard
City Drug Store
Maxor Drug
Jack Thompson
Dalhart
Amarillo
Joe Vernon
Pampa
Thompson
Dick Hedgepeth
Hedgepeth
Panhandle
Gledhill and Chapin Join Pro Tennis Mob
Keith Gledhill and Alfred H Chapin Jr join Bill Tilden's pro tennis troupe. Chapin ranked seventh in 1926, Gledhill was a 1932 doubles champion with Ellsworth Vines. Pro debut in New Haven March 21 precedes a nation-wide tour ending on the Pacific Coast. Henri Cochet later tours with the group after a Gotham debut scare.
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New York
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Calif
Alfred H Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Bill Tilden
Chapin
Mill O'Brien
Tuden
Gledhill
Ellsworth Vines
New Haven
Tilden and
Viliesw
Pacific Coast
Henri Cochet
Martin Plan
Vincent Richards
Bruce Barnes
Far West
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Wille Hoppe
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Frank Dwyer
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