Pilots 10 Meet Tuesday Night
A round robin basketball tourney to decide Amarillo’s city amateur championship is planned with proceeds for the Community Chest. City managers meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Globe News offices with Gib Jackson in charge to finalize arrangements. Teams include Golden Sandies Amarillo College Badgers Presbyterians Polk Street Methodists Put and Take Grocery J Levy Santa Fe and West Amarillo Christian.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
Globe News
Gib Jackson
Jackson
Golden Sandies
Badgers
Amarillo College
Presbyterians
Polk Street Methodists
Put and Take Grocery
J. Levy’s
West Amarillo Christian
Amarillo High coaches plan largest spring sports program yet
Amarillo High School will launch the most extensive spring sports program in two weeks with football track and field basketball golf and tennis for all athletes. Coaches Blair Cherry and Howard Lynch will lead football and track drills, while basketball remains under Davis Hill and T. G. Hull.
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Amarillo
Blair Cherry
Howard Lynch
Davis Hill
T. G. Hull
Cherry
Blair
Roy B. Henderson
Austin
Associated Press
Texas Interscholastic League
Middleweights Lead Week's Fifth Card at Madison Square Garden
New York on January 9 reports a top lightweight week card featuring Ben Jeby versus Frankie Battaglia in a 15 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The NYS Athletic Commission may declare the winner champion, though Marcel Thil is widely regarded as NABU holder with other recognitions.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Ben Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Marcel Thil
France
Jeby
Sporting Odds and Local Showdowns Around Town
Column notes varied sports odds and anecdotes from Knute Hansen to Jackie Berg. It highlights Ernie Orsatti, Nibs Price, Gene Sarazen, and Willie Ritchie, plus college coaches, and reports high school basketball crowds in Amarillo and Pampa with gates near 50 to 60 dollars.
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Nibs
Jackie Kid Berg
London
Jackie
Gene Sarazen
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Sammy Byrd
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Attorney moves office from District Attorney’s in Amarillo
An attorney announces the removal of his office from the District Attorney’s office located in the court house 206 Oliver Eakle Building Amarillo Texas.
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Court House
Oliver-Eakle
Amarillo
Texas
Shaugnessy plan adopted in Texas League pennant change
The Texas League adopts the Shaugnessy plan eliminating the split season. After 154 games, first and fourth place teams play 3 of 5 and second and third also play 3 of 5 to crown the champion with a Dixie series and a $1000 bonus for the top first-division team. San Antonio must meet conditions by January 22 to remain in the league. The circuit remains eight teams with Tulsa and Oklahoma City added and Shreveport dropped.
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Dallas
Tex
U.P
Shaugnessy
San Antonio
St. Louis Browns
Wichita Falls
Longview
Shreveport
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
French tennis stars lead annual doubles rankings in Paris
The French Lawn Tennis Federation awarded first place to Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon for the men's doubles. Henri Cochet and Brugnon ranked second. The note mentions Rene Mathieu and Milo Rosambert as top French women’s doubles performers.
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Paris
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Henri Cochet
Brugnon
Rene Mathieu
Milo
Rosambert
Tuneful Tony Boxing King Leads His Orchestra
New York January reports boxing champion Tony Canzoneri has formed a 12 piece orchestra as he prepares for future battles. He headlined a charity show and dates a two week run at the Academy of Music. Friends note his seriousness though he may blend shadow boxing with conductorial duties.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Reed
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Academy of Music
Deer Hunters Kill Thousands In Texas
Game Warden A. E. Hitzfelder estimates that the open season ending December 31 saw between 900 and 1000 bucks legally killed in Bexar County within a 28 mile radius of San Antonio. Despite heavy slaughter, more large bucks remained than in any previous season, due to game laws protecting female deer.
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San Antonio
Tex
A. E. Hitzelder
Bexar County
Hitzfelder
Henrys Defeat California After Invasion Loss
The Wichita Henrys A. A. U. champions, touring as basketball favorites, were set to face the University of California. They had earlier lost 30 to 28 to the Men's Institute five in a local upset during the visiting schedule.
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Henrys
San Francisco
U.P
Wichita Henrys
University of California
Charles Guest Leads Golfers at Los Angeles Open
Charles Guest, a Deal New Jersey pro back from the East, led the Los Angeles Open after two rounds at Wilshire Country Club. Guest carded 70 and 69 for 139, with Craig Wood and Leo Diegel tied at 140, including Willie Hunter who shot 68 for 140. Mark Fry stood at 141 and Fay Coleman 142 as threats remained amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Los Angeles
Charles Guest
Deal
N. J
Guest
Wilshire Country Club
Craig Wood
California
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Old Mexico
Willie Hunter
Hunter
Mark Fry
Oakland
Calif
Fay Coleman
Culver City
al Espinosa
Akron
Paul Runyon
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Hubby
Waco
Texas
King Jack 18 Wins at Agua Caliente Track
King Jack, a 10 year old owned by F. Shultz, romped to victory in Agua Caliente’s last race of the meeting. The upset paid $81 to win on a $2 mutuel wager and set a track record as backers earned $409.50 on the winner.
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King Jack
Agua Caliente
Mexico
F. Shultz
Babe Didrikson Sets World Cup Billiards Showdown
Ruth McGinnis of Stroudsburg arrives to challenge Mildred Babe Didrikson for the Women s Pocket Billiard world championship. They will meet in four matches of 100 points each on Wednesday and Thursday. McGinnis boasts a strong amateur record and claims both women and some men cannot beat her.
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Chicago
la Didrikson
Earl Sande
America
Earl
New York
U.R
Ruth McGinnis
Stroudsburg
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Pennsylvania
State Teachers College
Mustangville Upsets Boosts SMU vs TCU Clash
The Southern Methodist team won 20 to 19 against the Texas Christian Frogs in a surprising Saturday game. Meanwhile the University of Texas Longhorns dominated Baylor 48 to 26, signaling strong momentum on campus.
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Mustangville
Southern Methodist Basketeers
Texas Christian Frogs
University of Texas
Longhorns
Baylor Bear
Chicago Stadium Opens 1933 Boxing Title Defense
Chicago Stadiumopens its 1933 schedule with Tommy Paul of Buffalo defending his NBA featherweight crown against Freddie Miller of Cincinnati in a title bout. Paul risks the title for the first time in Friday night action. Harvard and Princeton renew a classic athletic relationship with home and home games scheduled.
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Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Paul
Cambridge
Mass
America
Harvard
Princeton
Aggies Crush Owls as Razorbacks Prep Texas Tilt
Texas A M cadets turned a toss up into a 35 to 18 victory over Rice Owls. Arkansas Razorbacks debut in 1933 with University of Texas games in Austin. Razorbacks beat North Texas Teachers 36 to 26 in non conference action. Texas A M and Southern Methodist both seek more in Dallas. Baylor and Rice face a cellar clash in Houston.
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Aggies
Rice Owls
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
University of Texas
Austin
Razorbacks
North Texas Teachers
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Dallas
Houston
Baylor
Rice
Stagg Ready to Quit Bed in New York Hospital
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70, left his hospital bed and planned to entrain for Chicago tomorrow after weeks of influenza and pneumonia at Medical Arts Sanitarium. His physician gave permission to “climb out” today.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Medical Arts Sanitarium
Spartans Edge Chiefs In Narrow Oklahoma City Win
The Portsmouth Spartans, co champions of the professional football circuit, narrowly defeated the Oklahoma City Chiefs 13 to 7 before 3,500 fans in Oklahoma City on Sunday.
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Oklahoma City
Portsmouth Spartans
Oklahoma City Chiefs
Rivalry From 1877 to 1926 Sparks Charges
The long standing Eric Iron rivalry began in 1877 and ended in 1926 after Princeton faced unofficial charges of rough play leading to mutual recriminations.
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Princeton
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