Amarillo Tennis Club Sought With Concrete Courts
Amarillo tennis enthusiasts urge players to join for a proposed club with concrete courts. A Monday meeting at Clements and Young’s Sporting Goods seeks signups. Charles Wolflin proposes a Wolflin Addition site. P L Reppert offers construction. Dues 25 to 30 dollars fund courts and tournaments.
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Amarillo
Clements and Young's
Sporting Goods
Charles Wolflin
Wolflin Addition
P. L. Reppert
Big Ten Indoor Meet Opens In Iowa City Tonight
The annual Big Ten indoor track and field championships begin in Iowa City with 261 entries, the meet’s largest. Six last year’s champions defend titles, several with better marks and Olympic experience since then. Tonight features trial heats and tomorrow’s finals across all events.
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United Press
Iowa City
Two Children Hit By Liquor Auto
GALVESTON March 8 Two children Haden Cribbs 10 and James Wilson 7 were injured when a liquor laden auto driven by Robert Galseran swerved to avoid another car and struck the curb. Police and customs officers found 24 bottles of whisky in the wrecked vehicle. Dorothy Rayne fled to safety during the incident.
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United Press
Galveston
Mar
Haden Cribbs
James Wilson
Robert Galseran
Dorothy Rayne
Flashes of Life and Notable Oddities Across Cities
A Paris banker descendant Ferdinand Hohen zollern learns Spanish quickly in Buenos Aires. In New York Sam Rebach 19 is locked in a fur store strong room but the confederate forgets the combination. London privy council debates draped versus nude idol in India temple. Ruth Bryan Owen M D argues women belong at home but politics encroaches. St Clairsville Ohio school endorses physical education and rejects parents’ bid to dismiss a teacher after an exhibition.
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New York
Sam Rebach
Sam
London
Privy Council
India
Council
Ruth Bryan Owen
League For Political Education
ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Charleston
Richland Township
Two Headed Shark Displayed In Frisco Front
The first two headed shark seen in San Francisco was shown on the water front. The five inch baby shark had two heads and was captured by three boys who also caught the mother shark. It flopped about in a pail of salt water.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Bizarre Consolation Bout Defines A A U Tournament
In Dallas on March 8 the A A U girls tourney opened with Holland's Magazine of Dallas and Mesquite high school feigning effort to exit early. Holland's won 17 to 8 as Mesquite misfired throughout. Mesquite then lost 19 to 9 to A Harris of Dallas in the consolation round.
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Dallas
Holland's Magazine of Dallas
Mesquite High School
Holland's
Holland
A. Hearris
Campaign starts for Rickard Memorial in Henrietta
A national drive to build a memorial auditorium for Tex Rickard begins in Henrietta Texas with a plan for a 25000 dollar venue seating 2500. Mrs Rickard and Jack Dempsey are asked to approve. A H Bevering is named president of the memorial association.
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United Press
Henrietta
Tex
Tex Rickard
Wichita Falls
Rickard
A. H. Bevering
Clay County
Rickard Memorial Association
Jack Dempsey
C. G. McKinney
Bylund Defy Proves Boon in Mat Circles
Interest in wrestling surged as Sergeant Bobby Bylund announced a potential match with Cal Farley to be held in Amarillo if Farley accepts. Farley, on a business trip to Chicago and Akron, Ohio, is expected back by Tuesday or Wednesday to be presented with the challenge. Bylund, known as a top wrestler from the north and east, mailed his challenge from Minneapolis and plans to pass through the area. The Farley Parelli match is nearly set with Parelli indicating willingness to wrestle next Friday night at the Armory, Second and Polk.
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Bobby Bylund
Cal Farley
Amarillo
Farley
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Bylund
Dufy
Minneapolis
Minn
Farley-Parelli
Parelli
Cal
Armory
Second
Polk Streets
Joe Parelli
Lasater Improves After River Road Auto Crash
H F Lasater a Van Camp salesman was unconscious after his overturned auto on the River Road five miles out at 6 yesterday. Attendants at St Anthony's hospital said he was not critically injured and would recover as he was conscious this morning and resting well. He is badly cut and bruised but the injuries are not serious.
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H. F. Lasater
River Road
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Laseter
van Camp Products
L and A Win ICC Approval for Major Railway Merger
In Washington on March 8 the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway won ICC permission to acquire the Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company and the Angola Transfer Company from Mrs. Sara Edenborn. She will receive about 10 million dollars in cash and securities for her stake.
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Associated Press
Ashington
The
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Angola Transfer Company
Sara Edenborn
Louisiana
Youth Dies After Gambling Affray in Sherman
Seldon Taylor aged 20 from Van Alstyne died from gunshot wounds received after a gambling game near the Alvin Exum home. Taylor was an onlooker and left with others when the game ended. A shot aimed at the winner struck him. investigators seek a suspect.
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Associated Press
Sherman
Seldon Taylor
van Alstyne
Alvin Exum
Taylor
Henrietta Chamber Names Treasurers in Rickard Network
Henrietta chamber of commerce and Frank Holaday are cited as early friends of Rickard. Mrs Rickard has been named treasurer, reflecting a continuity of leadership among local business figures.
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Henrietta Chamber of Commerce
Frank Holaday
Rickard
Jean Halde
Academie Francaise
Paris
Saint-Emilion
Short Wave Channels Sought by A P Before Radio Commission
Washington March 8 The Associated Press seeks reservation of adequate short wave channels in the Federal Radio Commission’s plan for forty wave bands for the nation’s press Kent Cooper AP general manager says 1250 newspapers are AP members and the commission should protect AP needs Cannon for AP argues radio facilities cannot be run as a public utility Hearst representative Neyland protests proposed allocations by Joseph Pierson on behalf of the American Publishers committee
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Washington
Mar
Associated Press
Federal Radio Commission
Kent Cooper
Milton Garges
Hans
Press Association
Commission
William C. Cannon
John Francis Neyland
San Francisco
Hearst
Joseph Pierson
The
Chicago Tribune
American Publishers Committee
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Wilhelm
Buenos Aires
New Cathedral
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Spokane
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Spokane Valley
Idaho
Rickard Memorial
Steers
Chicago White Sox
Milt Stock
Ray Flaskamper
Mineral Wells
Jakie Atz
Oklahoma City Indians
Fort Worth
Laredo
San Antonio
Earl Cash
Norman Glaser
Ray Grimes
Joe Tate
Hank Mulvey
Bill Warwick
Worthy
Spudders
Galloway
Milt Steengrafe
Rabbit Benton
Houston
Buffalo
Dick Burrus
Boston Braves
Lmniprove Spo
Glo-Co Company
Los Angeles
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Dandruff
H.f.lasater
L. and
A. P
Pork Department Stores
Mobiloil
Roy
the Desser
Jena
Vacuum Oil Company
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