Sandie B Cagers Eye Amarillo Title In Tuesday Showdown
Three teams contest the Amarillo championship as Sandie B reserves seek their fourth straight win. Polk Street Methodists and Santa Fe each carry one loss and meet first, the winner facing Sandies. Proceeds benefit the Community Chest with a Buffalo All-Stars series to follow.
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Amarillo
Polk Street Methodists
Santa Fe
Sandies
Community Chest
Buffalo All-Stars of
Canyon
Boxing Night Results Across Cities Highlight Key Knockouts
Reports from Cleveland Pittsburgh New York and other cities show Gorilla Jones stopping Sammy Slaughter to claim the NBA middleweight title recognition. Ben Jeby stops Paul Pirrone in New York while Paul Dazzo outpoints Ross Fields in Chicago. Other wins include Barney Ross, Joe Burnal, Innocente Baguerra and Frankie OBrien with decisive performances across major venues.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Ben Jeby
New York
Paul Pirrone
Paul Dazzo
Chicago
Ross Fields
Phil Cohen
Jack Pallat
Pittsburgh
Barney Ross
Frankie O’brien
Ord
Conn
Kid Leonard
Moline
Ill
Philadelphia
Harry Dublinsky
Eddie
Ool
Tony Falco
Santiago Orila
Panama
Anesville
George Anna
Newark
Williamses
United Press
Dallas
Wildcat Monte
Khita Falls
Johnny Krell
Enchie Lefevre
Los Angeles
Freddie Nuncio
Cate
Sammy de
Jack Pallatt
Johnny Ttebureh
Mose Pittsburgh
Favorites Stay In Running In Miami Golf Match
In Miami on January 31 the women golfers continued rounds of the tour. Mrs. Tom Sapulpa Oklahoma advanced to the next round after beating Wallace 1 up. Mrs. Arthur Millen of Ettelis won her match from Mrs. J. Drennan of Tulsa by nine and seven.
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Favst
Tom Sapulpa
Okla
Wallace
Hill
Western Womhampton
Arthur Millen
Ettelis
Marshall Wins Impressive Mat Victory
Marshall pinned Gino Garibaldi in 40 minutes at the New York arena after a swift airplane spin and a brutal body chin in eight seconds of the final fall. Garibaldi was dropped to the mat as the referee counted out.
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Marshall
Gino Garibaldi
Rk City
Colorado
Garibaldi
Savage d
New
Only One Left Inches Toward 300 MPH Speed Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell returns to Daytona Beach on February 10 to chase a 300 mph target aboard the Bluebird repowered to exceed last year’s 254 mph mark. The sea-polished sands host a pursuit that has long drawn daredevils toward disaster in a bid to outrun Speed.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell
Bird
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sir Malcolm
Locals rain in scoring edge Wayland in district opener
Amarillo Badgers topple Wayland College Jack rabbits 37 to 26 in the first district contest of junior college play. The teams meet again February 10 in Plainview for a shot at the state junior tournament.
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Wayland College Jackrabbits
Plainview
Ers
Badgers
Amarillo
Terre Fo
Cccesss Sane
Caldwell
Vineyard
Key
Weaver
Smith
Davis
Ss-Sresees
Plowers
Lemon
Williamson, G
DeGrass
Allen
Soveee
Faves
Wayland
ONO
Ca Te Nn Sola
Land
Wheelock F
Williams
Newman
Secess
Durhant
GH S
Way
Terrell
Kay
Flowers
Williamson
Wheelock
Cram
Durham
Peeley
Masters
Arkansas
Dempsey Seeks Chicago Bout If 15-Round Law Passes
Promoter William Dempsey meets Chicago officials and World’s Fair leaders to discuss a Schmel ing Baer heavyweight title fight next summer. He will decide only after Illinois passes the 15 round bill now under drafting. Young Mitchell, once undefeated middleweight, is mentioned as a San Francisco city hall clerk in the report.
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Chicago
U.P
William Harrison Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Illinois
Dempsey
Cermak
United Press Today
Young Mitchell
San Francisco
Hockey race in NHL sparks feverish chase across divisions
In a lively NHL season, the New York Rangers lead the American section by two points as Detroit, Boston, and Chicago contend in a tight race. In the International group, Toronto tops Montreal and New York Americans near a stronger push, with Roach and Goodfellow powering Detroit and a renewed Americans squad adding suspense.
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United Press
New York
Podhers
New York Rangers
Rangers
Detroit Redwings
Cougars
Falcons
Boston Bruins
New Yorkers
Redwings
Bruins
Chicagos
Torontos
Montreal Maroons
New York Americans
Wrestling results from regional meets across the U S
At New York Abe Coleman Los Angeles drew Rudy Dusek Omaha Hans Kampfer Germany threw George Wassel Greece Paul Jones Texas threw Jack Hurley Ireland Jacques Humberto Texas threw Oscar Nygren Sweden. At Buffalo Jim Browning Missouri drew Joe Maleciewicz Utica Benny Ginsberg New York threw Stan Sitkowski Chicago. At Chicago Joe Stecher Nebraska threw George Zaharias Pueblo Colo Joe Savoldi Three Osks Mich threw Paul Harper Texas John Richtoff Sweden threw Stanley Luirk Chicago. At Oklahoma City Eddie Wirth 210 Portland defeated Steve Cantrell 205 Butte Hardie Lewis 160 Duncan defeated Jack Roller 158 Jackson Miss. At Kansas City Mo Charles Fischer 165 Butternut Wis drew Earl Lecy Ness City Kan 175 Fred Peterson 215 Holt Mo threw John Katan 220 Canada Dutch Hefner 235 Sherman Texas drew Nick Velcoff 220 Portland.
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New York
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Drew
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Hans Kampfer
Germany
George Wassel
Greece
Paul Jones
Texas
Jack Hurley
Ireland
Jacques Humberto
Oscar Nygren
Sweden
Buffalo
Jim Browning
Missouri
Joe Maleciewicz
Utica
N. Y
Benny Ginsberg
Stan Sitkowski
Chicago
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Joe Savoldi
Osks
Mich
Paul Harper
John Richtoff
Stanley Luirk
Oklahoma City
Eddie Wirth
Portland
Steve Cantrell
Butte
Hardie Lewis
Duncan
Jack Roller
Jackson
Miss
Kansas City
Charles Fischer
Butternut
Basketball scores from Abilene Christian and North Texas Teachers
Abilene Christian led Howard Payne 37 to 30 as North Texas Teachers posted a 24 to 15 win over San Marcos Teachers in a United Press summary of Texas college basketball results.
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United Preas
Abilene
Christian
Howard Payne
North Téxas
San Marcos
New Yorker Medalist Leads Florida Golf Meet
Jack B. Ryerson of Cooperstown New York led first round match play at St Augustine Florida with a sub par 70 to earn medalist honors. Merrill Kirouac and Goodwin each shot 72 in qualifying while Wingate Dann and Toomer posted 173 totals for Florida entries.
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Florida
ST. Augustine
Fla
Jack B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
J. . Merrill
Camden
Maine
Ed Kirouac
Walpole
Mass
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
Robert Wingate
Jacksonville
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Jack Toomer
Frankie Frisch to settle salary differences soon
Frankie Frisch, second baseman of the St Louis Cardinals, expects to settle his salary differences at a conference this weekend with club president Sam Breadon when he arrives in New York for the meeting.
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Frankie Frisch
New York
Sth Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Crucials Today in Cue Meet Headlines Final Push
In Chicago the world three cushion billiards title nears end with Cochran and Bozeman tied for first. Cochran faces Augie Kieckhefer while Layton battles Bozeman. Denton meets Jackson in opener as Layton defeats Kieckhefer 50–33 and Scoville downed Jackson 50–46.
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Chicago
Welker Cochran
Jay N. Bozeman, Jr
Cochran
Augie Kieckhefer
Keickhefer
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Layton
Kieckhofer
Frank Scoville
Hall
Scoville
Both Middle Champs Win Bout on Same Card in Cleveland
Gorilla Jones of Akron reclaimed the NBA middleweight title with a seventh round knockout of Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute. Ben Jeby, the New York world champion, scored a six round technical knockout over Paul Pirrone of Cleveland in the non title semi final.
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Gorilla Jones
Akron
National Boxing Association
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Ben Jeby
New York State
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Frankie Framing Talks Over Contract With Breadon
Frankie at his New Rochelle home said he would not mail back his contract until he talks with Mr Breadon. He believes a direct discussion can straighten out the issues and resolve the baseball writers dinner situation.
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New York Baseball Writers
Frankie
New Rochelle
Ruth Will Not Worry Over It
Babe Ruth, nearing 40 and entering his 20th major league year, says he will likely compromise on a 1933 contract if needed but does not fret about a $25,000 salary cut. He is financially secure, enjoys golf, hunting, fishing, and cinema, spends $15,000 to $20,000 yearly on home living, and has $20,000 yearly potential from investments.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Miller Huggins
Ruth
Yankees
Family Legion Party Planned Tuesday at Municipal Auditorium
Four bodies of the American Legion will meet at 6:30 PM Tuesday for a family party at the Legion Home in Municipal Auditorium. Members are urged to bring a covered dish and join a social hour after dinner. units include the Legion, Auxiliary, Eight and Forty, and Forty and Eight.
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American Legion
Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Legion, Auxiliary
Rogers Family Ill, Principal Homebound after Illness
Mr and Mrs Charles M Rogers remain confined at 1010 A Hayden Street after over two weeks of influenza illness. Mr Rogers is the principal of the senior high school.
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Rogers
Charles M. Rogers
Hayden Street
Mantell Sets Match With Pappas In Local Armory Bout
Dutch Mantell, local matchmaker, explains his reason for pairing with Pappas for the main event on Thursday night. The undercard features Betty Bushey vs Alice Ladeaux in a women’s bout, and Tommy Heinze challenging Otis Clingman in the semi finals. The card promises a high intensity, 40 minute main event with several grapplers aiming to impress crowds.
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Pappas
Dutch Mantell
The
National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman
Mantell
Betty Bushey
Alice Ladeaux
Presbyterians Play Two Church Basketball Games
Central Seniors face Tulsa Presbyterians in the first game at the Central Presbyterian Church gym with a second contest pitting the regular church team against White Deer Independents. No admission charged and the public is invited to attend.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Central
Tulsa Presbyterians
White Deer Independents
City official funds temporary dental aid for a youth
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on January 31 a young man unable to pay for a molarache received help. City Commissioner Blewett agreed to provide a temporary job paying a stipend to cover the dental expense. The arrangement was accepted.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Dennis
Blewett
Clingman Poised for Title Bout After Recent Win
Clingman is in top condition after a strong win over Pappas last week and is seen as Gus Kallo's leading middleweight contender. He expects a clash with champion Yaqui Joe soon, with Heinze as a likely fast opponent in a bout that could thrill fans.
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Clingman
Pappas
Chicago
Gus Kallo
Heinze
Yaqui Joe
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