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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1924

Page

3

Tickets for Athletic Events Going Rapidly

Nearly 500 tickets sold this afternoon for the athletic exhibition in the Auditorium as part of the cattlemen's convention. The program opens with Little Firpo vs Young Toney and includes a five-man Africa bout, Wee Willie Johnson vs Young Bush, Red Fitzsimmons vs Bill Messer, and a three falls to a finish wrestling match Cal Farley vs Billy Londos. Ladies are invited.

Lee Bivins Firpo Toney Little Firpo Young Toney Mitt Wee Willie Johnson Young Bush Tomorow Red Fitzsimmons Bill Messer Red Farley Londos Cal Farley Billy Londos Amarillo

Tile Roof Chosen for Canyon Church Construction

Leaven March 4. The Meth odist church building committee purchased a tile roof suitable for the new $60,000 church under construction. Selection has been under consideration for some time.

Leaven Methodist Church

Southwestern Cattle Raisers to Convene in Houston

The forty eighth annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention will be held March 18 to 20 in Houston. The meeting unites Western cattlemen for discussions and decisions affecting the industry.

Southwestern Cattlemen Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association Houston

France and America in Olympic boxing and golf outlooks

The article surveys boxing in France and the United States highlighting amateur to professional transitions, listing boxers like Frank Genaro Paul Berlenbach and Ed ward Fagen, and notes France's Olympic ambitions. It also covers Gene Sarazen’s golf prowess and recent US golf ball testing, plus college sports growth and the enduring value of competitive spirit.

France Frecch Boxing Federation America Frank Genaro Paul Berlenbach Amsterdam Genaro Berlenbach Dan Hickey Villa Beilenbach Edward Fagen Oxford Chili Gene Sarazen Gene Havers San Francisco Los Angeles Sarazen United States Golf Association Britain Old England

Paddock Reinstated Clearing Path for Olympic Sprint Team

Charley Paddock’s reinstatement by the A A U makes him eligible for the Paris 1924 Olympic sprint squad. The United Press reports that the American team could field a dominant group including Paddock and teammates Murchison Clark Lever Hussey Lovejoy Le Coneux and McAllister, aiming to sweep the 100 200 and 400 relay events.

Henry L. Farell United Press Sports Eeitor New York United Press Charley Paddock Paris Paddock Murchison Clark Lever Hussey Lovejoy le Coneux McAllister

Only Walker Is Left for Benny Leonard to Meet

United Press reports Benny Leonard must move up from lightweight to welterweight to seek real money this summer. Promoters doubt a Leonard Walker bout. many rivals are deemed finished or unlikely to challenge. Jack Britton backs Walker stopping Leonard if they meet, while Greb questions Walker’s power against a lightweight champ. Leonard weighs reputation against risks.

Walker Benny Leonard United Preas New York Mickey Walker Leonard Madison Square Garden Johnny Dundee Pat Moran New Orleans Moran Dundee Rocky Kansas Jack Bernstein Ritchie Mitchell Lew Tendler Charley White Sailor Friedman Bernstein Jack Britton Harry Greb

Baseball Scandal Fans Lose Interest In Midwest

New York. National League president John A. Heydler complained that middle west fans have grown indifferent to the 1919 World Series scandal. The Chicago White Sox back pay suit against Joe Jackson ended with the jury rejecting Jackson for the money, while Judge caused the verdict to be set aside amid perjury charges. Comiskey allegedly knew of the scandal and offered Jackson a new contract.

New York John A. Heydler Middle-West Joe Jackson Chicago White Sox Jackson Happy Felsch Comiskey Middle West Heydler Milwaukee

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