DORRY DENTON 10 MEET OTIS DORRY DENTON 10 MEET OTIS
Dorry Denton from Salt Lake City will face Otis Clingman in a top bout on Thursday at the National Guard Armory. Dutch Mantell promotes a fast card headlined by Denton and Clingman with Jack Van Bebber vs Dick Kanthe and strong man Van Belper from Oklahoma A and M. Usual prices apply at City Drug Store.
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Dorry Denton
Salt Lake City
Otis Clingman
Gus Kallio
Denton
Clingman
National Guard Armory
Dutch Mantell
Jack van Bebber
Dick Kanthe
van Belper
Oklahoma A & M
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Texas League Retains Plan For 154-Game Season
Texas League officials returned home after a two day winter meeting in San Antonio where the Shaughnessy playoff system was retained and a 154 game schedule set for 146 days. Opening dates included Fort Worth at Oklahoma City and Dallas at Tulsa on April 17. The uniform ball was adopted for the season and Fort Worth Club’s status remains under review with a special Fort Worth meeting set for Jan. 15.
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San Antonio
Texas League Baseball
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Houston
Beaumont
Galveston
Cats
Webb Walker
League
J. Alvin Gardner
Locatelli Berg Bout Tops Week's Boxing Card
In New York at Madison Square Garden Cleto Locatelli European lightweight champion faces Jackie Kid Berg in a 10 round bout. Berg returns as a veteran challenger as the program also features Maxie Rosenbloom vs Bob Godwin in West Palm Beach, Johnny Risko vs Jim Maloney in Miami, and a Houston welterweight clash Tommy Herman against Baltimore's opponent in a 10 round bout.
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New York
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Jackie “Kid” Berg
England
Madison Square Garden
Berg
Whitechapel
Locatelli
Florida
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Georgia
West Palm Beach
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Jim Maloney
Boston
Heavies
Tangle
Miami
Houston
Tommy Herman
Baltimore
Welter
Hardin to debut in Millrose 600 meter Feb 3
Glenn Hardin of Louisiana State, undefeated in 1933, will make his indoor debut at the Millrose A A games in Madison Square Garden on February 3, entering the 600 meter event.
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New York
U.P
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Millrose
Madison Square Garden
Hardin
Mooney regrets Billings parole denial at Folsom
Thomas J. Mooney, serving a life term for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing, expressed sympathy for his convicted confederate Warren K. Billings after Billings was denied parole by the State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles at Folsom. Both men deny any connection to the bombing. A separate note recalls P. J. McCarthy carrying 2250 pounds on his back for eight steps in St. Louis in 1898.
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San Quentin
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Folsom Prison
Billings
Mooney
State Board of
Folsom
P. J. McCarthy
St. Louis
New York Celebrates Columbia Return With Fire and Riots
Columbia University Rose Bowl champions returned to class amid a raucous welcome. Police, students, and fans faced disorder as a bonfire blazed in rain. Three women fainted, 22 students faced disorderly conduct charges, and a theater owner weighed legal action against the university.
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New York
Columbia
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Columbia University
Pennsylvania Station
Lou Little
le Guardia
Manhattan
University
Billy Sunday Opens 14 Day Revival at Calvary Baptist
In New York Billy Sunday 71 begins a 14 day revival at Calvary Baptist Church with a booming voice and a call to quit sin and serve God. About 1,500 attend as the evangelist in formal attire delivers a two hour sermon punctuated by occasional amens.
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New York
Billy Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church
Mr. Sunday
William Ashley Sunday
Scouts Schedule Court of Honor Amarillo District
The first district court of honor of the Amarillo Area Boy Scouts will be at 8 p.m. Thursday at Polk Street Methodist Church. Scouts must have their cards at Scout headquarters by 5 p.m. Thursday. The court honors Troops of District 3. In charge are Lewis P. Fields B C Morgan D B Watkins Jerry Ratcliff Ralph Dykeman O A Blankenship H M Sewell Selin Allen and Fritz Guidy.
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Scout
District 3
Lewis P. Fields
B. C. Morgan
D. 8. Watkins
Jerry Ratcliff
Ralph Dykeman
O. A. Blankenship
H. M. Sewell
Selin Allen
Fritz Guidy
Vet Peace Officer Buried at Dimmitt
Funeral services for Preston G. Burnam, 62, were held at Griggs Funeral Chapel. After services the body was taken to Dimmitt where friends paid tribute to the veteran peace officer. Rev E B Fincher conducted the rites. Burnam was killed in line of duty early Friday morning.
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Preston G. Burnam
Griggs Funeral
Dimmitt
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Shannon to Return to Prison for Life Term
R G Boss Shannon of Paradise Texas, once linked to the C F Ursehel kidnap case, ends a 60 day leave on Wednesday and will be taken to Leavenworth to serve a life sentence. The move was confirmed by Federal authorities in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
R. G. (Boss) Shannon
Paradise
Tex
C. F. Ursehel Kidzapers
Leavenworth
Rites for Banker's Wife in Dallas Today
Funeral services were to be held in Dallas for Mrs. Nathan Adams 62 wife of the First National Bank of Dallas president who died after a long illness Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Kirtley Dams Watson of New York and her father Horace Woodson Ardinger of Dallas.
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Dallas
U.P
Nathan Adams
First National Bank of Dallas
Kirtley Dams Watson
New York
Horace Woodson Ardinger
Don’t Say Beer Blatz Branding Sparks Controversy
A regional ad campaign for Blatz beer faces backlash over branding with a catchphrase that downplays beer culture. Public reactions split along age and community lines as marketers defend the choice and retailers weigh changes.
Seeded Stars Hold In Miami Biltmore Tennis Meet
In the Miami Biltmore championship, 32 players advanced to the second round as seeds held. George M. Lott Jr. of Chicago and Cliff Sutter of New Orleans won straight sets, while Marcel Rainville of Montreal and Francis X. Shields of New York joined other seeded players in advancing.
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Miami
Fin
U.p
George M. Lott
Chicago
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Frank Conlan
Ross J. Jay
Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
Ricardo Morales
Cuba
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
M. D. Cauthen
Francis X. Shields
New York
Eugene McCauliffe
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Carroll Turner
State relief bonds payout to counties expected soon
On January 8 the first proceeds from state relief bonds, about 1.148 million dollars, were set to be distributed to counties as Fort Worth confirms deposits. A further 500 thousand dollars federal aid will fund beef canning, keeping 19 plants running and about 7,000 workers, mostly women. To date around 22,000 head of surplus livestock were bought at 11 to 12 cents per pound, with future costs near 10 cents per pound. The surplus purchases have positively impacted the cattle market.
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Austin
U.P
Fort Worth
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Arkansas Pastor Freed in Slaying Amid Church War
In Piggott Arkansas Rev Dale S Crowley minister of Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle was acquitted of murder in the fatal shooting of 68 year old J W Macmurdo, the night watchman, with jurors taking just three minutes to free him on self defense after a three minute deliberation amid a church war. A pinkish grass covers all the lawns in one section of South Africa.
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Piggott
Ark
U.P
Dale
S. Crowley
Jonesboro
South Africa
Mustangs to Meet Longhorns in Dallas Tonight
Southern Methodist University will face Texas University in a basketball game in Dallas tonight initiating a week of Southwest Conference action. The seven member schools begin conference play with Texas A M and Rice at Houston, Texas Christian at Fayetteville, SMU against Rice at Houston, and Baylor at Texas in Austin.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Texas University
Mustangs
Longhorns
Texas A & M College
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas Christian University
Payetteville
University of Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Rice Owls
Baylor University
Texas
Austin
Tennis Lessons From Big Bill Tilden At $100 Per Hour
Henry McLemore reports on notable sports buzz from New York. Big Bill Tilden begins tennis lessons at 100 per hour, aiming for ten sessions, while Ellsworth Vines looms as a Madison Square Garden challenger. The column weaves in college football, boxing, racing stables, and upcoming coach selections, highlighting Yale, Princeton, Minnesota, and Princeton crews alongside mentions of Ruth, Foxx, and other sports figures.
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United Press
New York
Jen
U.P
Bill Tilden
Howard Jones
Southern California
Mr. Jones
Troy
Sophs
Frankie Prisch
Carl Hubbell
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Tilden
Joseph van Renssalaer Weston
Rutgers
Princeton
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Athletics
Yanks
Herbie Herb
Yale
Earl Blaik
Gar Davidson
West Point
Ossie Salem
Towa
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Clark Gable
Minnesota University
Jimmie Foxx
Babe Ruth
Foxx
Ruth
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Vines and Cochet
Labor Optimistic Yet Fears Fiat Money In 1934 Outlook
The American Federation of Labor outlined a hopeful 1934 outlook but warned inflation of fiat money could negate gains. It pegged 6.4 million jobs created by government measures, with 10.7 million unemployed in November and CWA funds supporting about 4 million temporary workers whose relief would end by February 15.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Civil Works Administration
Carlsbad Hotel Clerk Dies After Gunshot Wound
Roy G. Gipson, 24, a day clerk at the Crawford Hotel in Carlsbad New Mexico, died from gunshot wounds believed accidental. The shooting happened shortly after he returned from work last night. friends and relatives could not explain the incident.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Roy G. Gipson
Crawford Hotel
Three Captains Lead Duke Basketball Quintet
Duke University names three captains for its basketball team this season, forming a rare triumvirate of Herb Thompson Jim Thompson and Phil Weaver. The group shares leadership duties as Duke aims for a fifth straight North Carolina championship with Connie Mack Jr. also drawing attention as a tall, agile center prospect.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Duke
Herb Thompson
Jim Thompson
Phil Weaver
North Carolina
South
Connie Mack, Jr
Philadephia
Mack
Radio Patrol System Installed On Amarillo Building
Amarillo begins rapid installation of a police radio patrol system with RCA Victor engineer W M Witty installing a transmitter in the Oliver Eakle Building penthouse atop Sixth Avenue and Polk Street. Antennae will be atop the building for remote control. Five police cars will be in constant touch with headquarters, including one driven by Chief W R McDowell, with four receiving sets in scout cars. Sheriff’s department receiving sets are under consideration.
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Amarillo
W. M. Witty
Dallas
RCA Victor
Oliver Eakle
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
W. R. McDowell
Sheriff's Department
Miami Open Playoff Set After Sensational Finish
Stonehouse in Miami ends tied for lead at 279 one under par with 72 holes. Willie Dow and Ralph Stonehouse square off in an 18 hole playoff to decide the championship. They plan to split first prize of 500 and second prize of 350, under a purse of 425 each, Armour finished with 280, Sarazen 283, Turkins 284, Kinder and Williams tied at 285, Turnesa 286. In India the wedding rite unites bride and groom with corners of garments after the ceremony. Blatz beer slogan noted.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Dow
Scotchman
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Gene Sarazen
Phil T Rkins
Willoughby
Ohio
John Kinder
Asbury Park
N. J
Eddie Williams
Chicago
Joe Turnesa
Bayside
L. I
India
Par-Therefore Pace Set In Los Angeles Open Final 36
Paul Runyan and Olin Dutra led the Los Angeles Open after 36 holes at Beverly Hills with totals of 138 and 139 respectively. Seaver trailed by one, while Revolta and Smith remained within reach as 56 players vie for the title on the treacherous LA Country Club course.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Atlantic
Paul Runyan
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Los Angeles Country Club
Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Santa Monica
Charles Seaver
Seaver
Beverly Hills
John Revolta
Milwaukee
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Bowling Scores Highlight Saturday Night Schedule
Magnolia Petroleum presents bowling scores with a Saturday night schedule featuring W. P. Service versus Santa Fe. The event lists competing teams and expected matchups for local bowling fans.
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Magnolia Petroleum
W. P. Service
Santa Fe
Funeral Today for Ruth Letty Joiner
Last rites for Ruth Letty Joiner aged 25 who died Sunday morning at a local hospital were set for 3 pm at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel. Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass officiated with pallbearers Roy Hanna E M Frost W B Goudelock W L Bransop Keith Caldwell and Carl Jenkins. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery. Survived by husband Schley Joiner two children Marjorie Jean and Betty her mother Mrs Mattie Myers two brothers George B and Harry Myers and two sisters Mrs A M Riddle and Mrs B F Cannon, all of Amarillo. Also listed is a note about a 1865 Civil War price record and Say Blatz.
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Ruth ‘Letty Joiner
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
Roy C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Roy Hanna
E. M. Frost
W. B. Goudelock
W. L. Bransop
Keith Caldwell
Carl Jenkins
Llano Cemetery
Schley Joiner
Nineteenth Avenue
Week End Murder serial at Tom Averill’s home
Gabrielle E. Forbush’s latest novel appears as a Daily News serial titled Week-End Murder. The plot opens with Tom Averill hosting guests for a pleasant weekend that turns deadly within 48 hours as murder and attempted murder unfold. Suspicion lands on several people as readers guess the culprit.
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Tom Averill
Tom
Daily News
Gabrielle E. Forbush
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George Lott
Arkansas
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LABOR
Stonehouse
Foe
Tommy Armour
Armour
Say Blatz
Tonio Selwart
Maybell Manning
Virginia Cross
Gilliam
Sammons
Redder
Hull
S. W. P. Service
Smith
Shillett
Zimmerman
Theis
Lll
Blackburn Ee Ee Ee
Ruth Letty Joiner
Brown
oCaal Os
Polley’s Gun Shop
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