Clary Drops Out In Transcontinental Gold Rush Race
Claude Clary of Amarillo withdraws from C Pyle's cross country contest as Hopi Indian Nicholas Quamawahu leads elapsed time in the fourth 37 mile Mojave desert leg from Victorville to Barstow. Finn Nestor Erickson trails by a few minutes with Arthur Newton rising in the field.
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Associated Press
Victorville
Calif
C. C. Pyle
Mojave Desert
Barstow
Seekers of Fame and Fortune
Los Angeles
Yankee Stadium
New York
Cajon Pass
Bloomington
Nestor Erickson
New York City
Oraibi
Ariz
Nicholas Quamawahu
Quamawahu
Ericksen
Arthur Newton
London
Willie Kolehmainen
Bowlers Out Again in American Bowling Congress Meet
Kansas City hosts early events as teams from clubs civic bodies merchants associations and banks compete. Booster squads bowled on 28 alleys at the American Royal building with A B C Cleaners posting 2397 high and Cook Paint and Varnish Co. No 5 next at 1395. Competition continues Friday night.
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United Press
Kansas City
Moc
American Bowling Congress
Maples
American Royal
A. B. C. Cleaners
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
United States
Grant's Old Church Burns in New York
President Grant's historic Greenwich Village church the Metropolitan Temple was destroyed by fire at dawn. Loss estimated at 211000. Three Lincoln Grant and Roosevelt stained glass windows and a memorial organ to McKinley were destroyed. Grant's pew bore a gold plate.
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Associated Press
New York
U.S. Grant
Greenwich Village
Metropolitan Temple
Lincoln
Grant
Roosevelt
McKinley
Ladies Free at Am a rio Wrestling Night Featuring Yaqui Joe
Yaqui Joe returns to Amarillo last Friday showing speed as Elmer Guthrie plans a Friday match against Milwaukee’s Dan Golfino. Promoters advertise a high speed clash with a ladies free night promising a lively event and potential crowd draw.
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Yaqui Joe
Amarillo
Elmer Guthrie
Dan Golfino
Milwaukee
Wis
Guthrie
Hartley Anderson Leaves Notre Dame for St Louis Coaching
Hartley Hunk Anderson assistant coach at Notre Dame signs to coach football at St Louis university. Notre Dame end Charles Walsh to assist Anderson after graduating this spring. The moves headline a busy Midwest sports scene with high school playoff results and college basketball captions from Oklahoma to Illinois.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Hartley
Hunk” Anderson
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
Charles “Chully" Walsh
Anderson
Frank Moody the Welsh Champion Boxer with World Title Hopes
Frank Moody, born in Wales in 1902, is England's current middleweight and cruiserweight champion. He has defeated big heavies including Pat McCarthy, Kid Norfolk, and George Cook, and aims for one hundred knockouts, seeking to surpass George Chaney's record. Moody plans another stint in America and may challenge Paul Whiteman. FEG Murray notes Vassar crew hopes for a permanent wave.
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Frank Moody
Anme
England
Wales
Albert Edward Windsor
Lord Ben Trewe
Prince of
Moody
Pat McCarthy
Kid Norfolk
George Cook
Dervis
Jack Stanley
Cook
K.O
Tom Heeney
Stanley
Frank
America
British Isles
Vincent Lopez
Paul Whiteman
Feg Murray
Vassar
Joe Newton Signs Rookie Pitcher Contract for Texans
Joe Newton signed a one year contract received by Rip Ripperton. Newton drove toward Amarillo via Dalhart for the signing and will join veteran pitchers already retained. He pitched 18 games last season with 11 wins and 7 losses after an idle year.
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Joe Newton
Rip Ripperton
The
Texans
Amarillo
Dalhart
Ripperton
Newton
Joe
Sled Allen
Liver Diet Offers Remedy for Pernicious Anemia
Cleveland doctors report a liver extract from Harvard Medical College scientists shows promise against pernicious anemia. The Lakeside hospital participates as Dr. Karl H. Van Norman leads liver treatment trials, tracing origins to Dr. George Whipple and early Boston work.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harvard Medical College
Lakeside Hospital
Karl H. van Norman
University Hospital
Lakeside
George Whipple
Hooper Foundation
Collis P. Huntington Memorial Hospital
Boston
Abilene Christian Tops Stephen F. Austin 45 to 21
Abilene Christian college used three complete squads to defeat the Stephen F. Austin Teachers college Lumberjacks 45 to 21 in the closing Trek A game played in Abilene Texas on Tuesday night.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Tex
Abilene Christian College
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College Lumberjacks
Fight Results From Across The Nation Boxing And Wrestling Card
Reports from Portland Los Angeles St Paul Allentown and New York detail boxing decisions draws and a wrestling title shot. Renault defeated Burger by technical knockout Bud Taylor won a decision over Ignacio Fernandez Jim McMullen beat John Freiberg earning a shot at Ed Lewis Pat Haley and Jackie Horner ended in a 10 round draw Phil McGraw and Bobby Burns fought to a 10 round draw Lou Kersch defeated Tommy Gervel Joe Kuhns beat Ray Mitchell in eight rounds.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Ignacio Fernandez
ST. Paul, Minn
Jim McMullen
University of Ilinois
John Freberg
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Allentown
Pat Haley
Philadelphia
Jackie Horner
St. Louis
New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Bobby Burns
Brownsville
Lou Kersch
Tommy Gervel
Shenandoah
Reading
Joe Kuhns
Ray Mitchell
Rudolph Goes Good in Pool Tournament in Chicago
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago, former national pocket billiard champion, opened his Round Robin event with a 125 to 72 victory over Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia in Chicago on March 7.
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Rudolph
Associated Press
Chicago
Erwin Rudolph
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Grandmother's shingle hairstyle debuts in London fashion
London fashion houses unveil the grandmother's shingle a new hairdressing style intended to give older women a youthful look. The cut features a single deep back wave designed to complement spring gowns and parade mannequins display.
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London
Texas Nines All Limbering for 1928 Play
Eight Texas League clubs prepare for the 1928 season with spring training under way. Fort Worth drills under Jakio Atz while Dallas and Wichita Falls plan daily sessions. Houston Buffs report most players in, with four key absentees expected to sign. Buffaloes, Spudders, and Rockies seen in early practice and scrimmages as teams gear up for competition.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Waco Cubs
Texas League
Fort Worth
Jakio Atz
Rockies
Carl Williams
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Spudder Battery
Herb Cobb
Buffs
Houston
Hallahan
Barnes
Jonnard
Benson
Ankenman
Fredericksburg
San An
Hairstyles Describe Chignon Impression And Fashion Notes
The article discusses a neat line at the nape and carefully combed ends to suggest a chignon while remaining short. It notes fringe flutter adds youth and dignity, shifts away from severe crops, and mentions a crown wave to appear taller, with South African railways carrying 80 million passengers last fiscal year.
Bears Set for Race With Harri Dixon Moore Chief Nason
The Antonio Bears prepare for a race featuring Harri Dixon Moore and Chief Nason with Philbin in the lineup. Dick Cox, a slugger from the Pa stock, caused a notable stock jump at Shreveport yesterday.
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Tonio Bears
Harri
Dixon
Moore
Chief Nason
Philbin
Shreveport
Dick Cox
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Roy Burger
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