Sandie Boxers Set for Wellington Dual in Jaycee Cage
Amarillo Golden Sandies travel to Wellington Saturday night for their second interscholastic boxing meet. Ten bouts plus an exhibition between Roy Priolo and Ted Moss headline the card at 8 p.m. at the high school armory with weigh-ins listed for each match pairing.
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Cage Results From Early Round Scores Across Divisions
West Texas State 67 Hardin-Simmons 37 and Colgate 66 Hobart 44 lead a slate of college games. George Washington 87 beats Clark 34 while Holy Cross falls 29. Washington and Jefferson 41 versus Jaynesburg 41 ends in a draw with Centretown Hall 41 defeating Villanova 29. Murray Teachers 63 over Arkansas State College 22 and Parsons 54 Central 41 complete the reported scores.
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Woman Carillon Player Likes Exhausting Work
Miss Mary Mesquita, daughter of a sea captain, is among the few female carillon players. Since 1922 she has manned the bells at the Church of Our Lady of Good Voyage, describing the role as physically exhausting as the largest bell weighs 2 826 pounds. Meanwhile West Texas State Freshmen crushed McClendon’s Grocery 77 to 38 in a Jaycee Basketball League game led by Frosh center Jacobs with 23 points. Vega defeated Canadian River Gas 39 to 27 in the other contest.
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Sports Gossip Roundup From Eddie Brietz Column
Ace Parker struggles with injury as potential Duke coach is discussed. Maxie Rosenbloom’s Miami venture prompts industry chatter. Max Baer acting revival teased, book busting inquiry noted. Joe Louis lectures in Boston. Romanian welter Odorescu to perform in Carnegie Hall. Tuss M Laughry’s Dartmouth football legacy highlighted. Babe Ruth winters in Pennsylvania, eyeing ice fishing. Missouri touts rapid athlete growth with Ray Shelley shoe delays. Kentucky Derby prep beat to Menke, and Miami experts rate Our Boots versus Whirlaway.
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Greenberg Slated For Army Service
Detroit officials expect Hank Greenberg to enter military service by June 1 pending his draft classification and medical exam. Draft chief W H Wells says Greenberg will receive a questionnaire within two weeks and could be called as early as May if draftees rise. The 29 year old Tigers outfielder and former AL MVP has discussed his case with officials.
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Hardin-Simmons To Play Baylor In September Game
Hardin-Simmons University officials announced the completion of negotiations with Baylor University for a football game to be played at Waco on September 27. The move follows Baylor’s prior offer to Texas Tech and Tech’s withdrawal after failing to reach an agreement with Duquesne. Hardin-Simmons had begun talks with Baylor weeks earlier.
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Students Say Hello 175 Times A Day
Alfred University survey finds average student speaks hello 175 times daily. Some girls say hello up to 350 times on warm days. Timid youths recognize passersby only when necessary and head to spring training at Tigers camp.
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