Coronado Centennial Dominates Panhandle Open Standings
Heavy action pins Coronado Centennial of Albuquerque atop the Panhandle Open at Louie’s Alleys as final group competition looms. Standings list teams, doubles and singles leaders across cities including Enid Oklahoma, Lubbock Texas, Hobbs New Mexico and Albuquerque with scores and rankings through the event.
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Argentine heavyweight debut headlines at Laurel Gardens
Valentin Campolo, nicknamed the "white hope," opens his U S. campaign tonight in Newark against Jim Robinson in a 10 round bout. Campolo, 27, 6 feet tall and about 224 pounds, trained at the Pioneer Gymnasium under Jimmy Johnston. Robinson, 6 feet 3 inches and 218 pounds, seeks upset after a three round stoppage by Lee Savold.
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N. J
Valentin Campolo
White Hope
United States
Laurel Gardens
Luis Angel Firpo
Campolo
Joe Louis
Jim Robinson
Philadelphia
Robinson
Lee Savold
Des Moinés Dynamiter
Valentin
Pioneer Gymnhesium
Jimmy Johnston
Sayold
Hostak Favored In 10 Round Title Bout In Chicago
Al Hostak, the Beattie slugger and NBA recognized middleweight champion, faces Tony Zale of Gary Indiana in a 10 round title bout at Chicago Stadium. Hostak is a 6 to 1 favorite and has never been knocked down in 72 fights.
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Chicago
al Hostak
National Boxing Association
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Hostak
Press Boxing with BILL BRITTON
The piece reflects on sports journalism and golf star Reynolds as he covers the Amarillo Invitation while also writing his own triumphs. It notes the author’s envy of Reynolds and recalls a recent archery meet at Dalhart with a high score of 102.
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Smith
Amarillo
Don Sechu- Macher
Scribe Smith
Dalhart
Amarillo Club
Baylor Faces Texas in Crucial conference run
Baylor aims to close the season strong with two key tests against Texas University in Waco Tuesday and Texas Christian in Fort Worth Saturday. Rice holds a fading lead as Baylor and Rice jockey for position amid mid term exams and looming head-to-head matches. Kinney leads Rice with 102 points while Carswell and Selman trail.
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Baylor
Bears
Texas University
Rice
Texas Regina
Waco
Texas Christians
Fort Worth
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
Houston
Owls
Baylors
Grady Vaughn
Arkansas
Parkers
Austin
Bob Kinney
Skyl Scrapin' Rice
Bert Selman
Frankie Carswell
Carswell
Aggie
Newcomer Ed Oliver Wins Bing Crosby Golf Tourney
Ed Oliver of Hornell New York captured the fourth annual $3000 Bing Crosby tournament at Rancho Santa Fe with a 36 hole total of 68 to finish nine under par. He earned $500 first prize as the youngest and lowest scorer in Crosby tour history.
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Osgood
Geertsen
California
Lawson Little
Little
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Demare
San Francisco
EB OW
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Byron Nelson
Phoenix
Ariz
Rancho Santa Fe
Jimme Thomson
Horton Smith
Horton
Henry
Six Records Are Smashed at Indoor Meet in New York
Metropolitan senior in door championships in Brooklyn had six records shattered as Chuck Fenzke paced the Boston prout games with an indoor mile in 4 1 0 3. Greg Rice of Notre Dame posted 9 01 7 in the two mile and Wayne Rideout clocked 2 13 9 in the 1000. The Millrose games at Madison Square Garden loom as a pulse-quickening showcase.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chuck Fenzke
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Wayne Rideout
Madison Square Garden
Betty Picks Ideal Golfers in Florida Swing
Betty Jameson selects an ideal lineup for playing from tee to green with Charlotte Glutting on wood play Patty Berg for long shots Marion Miley chipping and Glenna Collett Ware as the ideal all round golfer. She notes confidence in her winter Florida tournament circuit and a pending rematch with Patty Berg.
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Fla
Betty Jameson
America
Charlotte Glutting
Patty Berg
Marion Miley
Glenna Collett Ware
United States
Glenna
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Jameson
Florida
Patty
St. Augustine
Betty
Four Baseball Bosses on Spot as Managers Face New Season
Henry McLemore reports from Daly City on a rough start for four major league managers Joe McCarthy Bill McKechnie Bill Terry and Leo Durocher as the 1940 season looms with high expectations and tough tasks. McCarthy aims for a fifth pennant in a row while McKechnie must rebound from last fall’s World Series loss and Terry faces a rebuilding Giants amid fierce Yankee dominance. Durocher’s Dodgers seek improvement after a strong 1939 showing and a crowded pennant race.
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Jan
Nana
Joe McCarthy
Bill McKerchnie
Recs
Bill Terry
Giants
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
McCarthy
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Coirs
Joe
John McGraw
McGraw
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Pirates
McKechnie
Cincinnati
Terry
Dodgers
Leo
Durocher
Larry MacPhail
Riggs Wins First 1940 Tennis Title in West Palm Beach
Bobby Riggs defeats Henry Prusoff 6-1 7-5 6-2 to claim the South Florida tournament final in West Palm Beach. In Hamilton, Ontario, the Hamilton Golden Flashes play a city league game in underwear after their uniforms are seized by a former sponsor, losing 35-28 to Dofascos.
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Ont
Golden Flashes
Dofascos
Flashes
Pnd
Roundup of College Football Rumors and Baseball Talk
New York roundups note Cornell awards 30 football C s with seniors favored. Mentions Judge Bramham and Landis in baseball debate. references Hank Greenberg Hubbell Foxx and Nehf lineage. Auburn Georgia Tech Tulane Clemson Boston College bowls and Sugar Bowl chatter. Harold Slater comments on Larry MacPhail and Hitler contract quip.
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New York
Cornell
WG. Bramham
Landis
Bramham
William Sett
Charlie Chaplain
U. of Arizona
Art Nehf
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Clemson
Boston College
White-Washing Cheerfully Done by Shubert Team
Shubert Nebraska January 29 The Shubert Junior High basketball team under Superintendent Al Jensen blanked Humboldt Junior High 23 to 0 a week earlier and followed with a win over the Paris City seventh grade squad last Saturday.
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al Jensen
Humboldt Junior High
Paris City
Dodgers Hope for Pennant With Leo In Second Time Around
The piece notes Dodgers finishing third and questions if a power hitter earlier would have won the pennant. LEO is back for a second turn as MacPhail doubts a first-division finish, while Brooklyn fans urge a pennant and Leo remains central to that pursuit.
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MacPhail
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Leo
McCoy To Sign By Sundown In Baseball Free Agent Bid
Benny McCoy, 23, former Detroit Tiger infielder, is set to sign with one of six MLB clubs before sundown after being declared a free agent by commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Clubs named include Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Washington. Offers top $95,000 from the Pirates and $49,000 cash plus a two year, $10,000 per season deal from the Athletics.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Tiger
All Kidders
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hopes Monte Stratton May Return to Pitch for Sox
Monte Stratton, once sidelined by a hunting accident, is praised by Ted Lyons as capable of pitching again for the Chicago White Sox. Lyons notes Stratton had as much stuff as ever and could be used in spots, though fielding would require substitutions.
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Ted Lyons
Monte Stratton
Chicago White Sox
Monte
Lyons
Chisox
Young Monte
Ball Park
Stratton
Greenville
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Couret
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