A C Holds Show Tonight At Amarillo Athletic Club
The Amarillo Athletic Club hosts its first athletic carnival tonight with wrestling handball tuning volleyball weight lifting and exhibitions and a dance afterward Rob Roy faces Otis Clingman Lobo Brown meets Jack Karnes Dick Stallworth meets Leo Kerns while Carl Hare battles Herb Nicholl on handball Former boxing exhibitions were scratched due to state boxing law concerns The club with over 150 members plans monthly carnivals and aims to be Panhandle's largest Members enter free non members pay one dollar
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Rob Roy
Otis Clingman
Lobo Brown
Jack Karnes
Dick Stallworth
Leo Kerns
Carl Hare
Herb Nicholl
Panhandle
Camp Notes Highlight Varied Spring Training Actions
Multiple MLB camps report on March 9 with managers naming plans for exhibition schedules. Dizzy Dean to see limited innings. Howard Craghead and others to start exhibitions. Knothe injured. Pirates practicing in Paso Robles after wet grounds. Braves emphasize batting. Reds slated to face St Louis GIs. Hill shows speed in New York. Athletics keep title lineup. Manush to join camp. White Sox indoors. Red Sox prep for first game. Tigers open series with Seals in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Detroit Tigers
San Francisco Seals
Herring
Hogsett
Hamlin
Tigers
Cardinals Aim to Stay On Top With Star-Studded Roster
St Louis showcases a deep talent pool in Bradenton as the Cardinals push for continued dominance. Manager Gabby Street expects a stronger 1932 club, counting on Pepper Martin and Dizzy Dean to lead a seasoned pitching staff and a potent lineup featuring Ward, Gelbert, Hafey, Watkins, and others.
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Cardinals
Dizzy” Dean
Dizzy
Athletics
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Associated Press
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Burleigh Grimes
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Tex Carleton
Ray Starr
Street
Bill Hallahan
Sylvester Johnson
Flint Rhein
Jesse Haines
Pepper
Hafey
George Watkins
Martin
Bottomley
Frisch
Gelbert
Adams
Jim Collins
Delker
Lee Cunningham
Horace Ford
Jimmy Wilson
Gus Mancuso
Mike Gonzales
Court of Civil Appeals Actions in Amarillo Deliberations
Proceedings in the Seventh District court at Amarillo show motions granted and overruled including rehearings for Charley Benge vs L H Foster and J W Zempter Construction Co vs W A Rodgers. Several cases affirmed reversed remanded and set for submission with dates noted May 4 1932.
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Amarillo
Charley Benge
City National Bank
Childress
Phillips Petroleum Co
Aetna Insurance Co
J. A. Long
Lubbock
L. H. Foster
Deaf Smith
Fronian
Johnston
M” System Stores, Inc
W. R. Matthews
Hedley Motor Co
Donley
John Lahman
L. G. Reed
Cochran
Z. T. Womack
Lon McMillan
Lamb
Finance Corporation of America
J. H. Austin
Potter
R. L. Scott
the National Bank of Commerce
J. H. White
A. A. Hutton
J. P. Ray
Wrestling Results From AP Report Across Cities
In New York Ray Steele and Sam Stein won their bouts by throws in long matches. Portland Jack Smith and Masked Marvel posted victories while several matches ended in disqualification or draws. multiple cities reported results including Baltimore Reading Stockton San Francisco and more with various weight classes and nationalities cited.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Herb Freeman
Sam Stein
Newark
Paul Favre
France
Renato Gardini
Italy
Taro Miyaki
Japan
Oke Shikina
Cyclone Rees
Germany
Jack Hurley
Ireland
Paul Vogel
Portland
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Jack Washburn
California
Washburn
Jack Smith
Chicago
Jimmy Dunn
Saint John
N B
Ernie Marchoni
Ole Anderson
Nebraska
Masked Marvel
Jack Burke
Baltimore
Leo Pinetzki
Poland
Don DeLaui
Canada
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
George Kotsonaros
Hollywood
Mike Romano
George McLeod
Boston
Cy Williams
Fred Grubmier
Iowa
Jack Zarnas
Babe Chaddock
Nick Skolls
Stockton
Jim Londos
Leo Papiano
Jerry Monaghan
Bill Beth
Michigan
San Francisco
Bonnie Muir
Australia
Nick Velcoff
Bulgaria
Bob Kruse
Karl Sarpolis
Cleveland
Drew
Legal Notices From Meadow and Fort Worth Rail Co
Bank of Meadow and others sue L P Jeffreys Lynn E L Ray sues W B Foutch and others Fort Worth and Denver Bouth Plains Ry Co sues J W Alexander J W Seaton sues Emma White and others from Dallam Castro and Dallam counties resurfacing in notices of court actions and claims for recovery and default proceedings.
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Bank of
Nominations Pour In For Arlington Classic Attracting Top Horses
Arlington Park Jockey Club field for the 70 000 added classic includes Mad Pursuit Celestially strong nominees. Walter J Salmons entry follows Belmont Futurity and Sanford Stakes results with top colt form. Other contenders include Cathop Sweeping Light Burgoo King Brother Joe Bubble Up and connections to Mike Hall Vanderbilt and Blue Larkspur lineage.
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Chicago
Arlington Park Jockey Club
Walter J. Salmon
Saratoga
Mad Pursuit
Dr. Freeland
Cathop
R. M. Eastman
E. R. Bradley
Burgoo King
Brother Joe
Blue Larkspur
Bubble Up
Cochrane Takes Lead in Tourney
Welker Cochran, former world balk line champion, took the lead in the five handed three cushion billiards tourney with three wins and one loss. He defeated Jay N Boseman 40 to 33 in 47 innings and Willie Hoppe 49 to 35 in 45 innings. Allen Hall rose to second by beating Johnny Layton 40 to 33 in 45 innings. Layton beat Bozeman 40 to 25 in 33 innings.
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U.P
Welker Cochran
Cochran
Jay N. Boseman
California
Willie Hoppe
Allen Hall
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Layton
Bozeman
Burke and Armour Meet in Final Four-Ball Match
Billy Burke of Greenwich and Johnny Golden of Norton meet Tommy Armour of Detroit and Ed Dudley of Concordville in the final round of the Internation Four-Ball Golf Tournament in Miami. Burke and Golden edged McIntyre and Hampton 2 up 1 to play after strong late rounds.
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Fla
U.P
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Buffaloes meet Southern Stage Lines in AAU round
The Buffaloes face the Wichita Southern Stage Lines in the second round of the National AAU basketball tournament. A light hearted, local tone notes fans’ confidence and mentions Dutch Mantell’s misadventures in golf and a Montreal wrestling fan seeking a match with Mantell.
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Wichita
Kan
Panhandle
Otis and Indian to Clash in Amarillo Card
Otis Clingman midlands champion hopeful meets Chief Little Wolf Oklahoma Osage in the main bout at the National Guard Armory tonight. Cyclone Mackey vs Red Michaels in the semi final precedes other bouts in a full double bill starting 8 oclock with tickets sold at City Drug.
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al Anderson
National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman
Chief Little Wolf
Oklahoma
Little Wolf
Otis
Cyclone Mackey
Red Michaels
Kendall to Captain 1933 Arkansas Basketball Team
Bruce Kendall forward was elected captain of the 1933 Arkansas basketball team at a banquet last night hosted by President C. Futrall. Tom Murphy guard named sub-captain. Seven letters were awarded.
Business inquiry and contact from Jean Louis Marchand
The letter from Jean Louis Marchand of 2148 Lebrun Street Montreal offers to arrange matches and runs, asks to be contacted quickly for business, and notes page numbering 1 3 2.
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Jean Louis Marchand
Montreal
Jean
Mantell
Lebrun Montreal
Courthouse Records and Local Property Deeds
Court records list Miles Realty Co transferring to Mrs. Doria A. Rogers for 1750 dollars, describing Lot 4 Block 25 Bivins. Building permits show Tabernacle Baptist Church frame addition 350 dollars and residence 700 dollars for Lot 5 Block 53 Amarillo Heights. Vehicle registrations include R B Masterson 1623 Tyler St and Walter Irvin with a Ford pickup. Canadian River Gas Co Amarillo Tex and Chev. Co. deliveries noted.
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R. B. Masterson
Tyler St
Canadian River Gas Co
Amarillo
Tex
Walter Irvin
Ford Pickup
H. G. Hines
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Plemons
J. EB
Roberson
C. L. Castleberry
Amarillo Heights
Herman Refuses To Comment On Dodgers Contract Standstill
Glendale California March 9 Babe Herman Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder refuses to discuss the club ultimatum tied to his $15 000 1932 salary. Friends say he seeks more pay claiming he was the team’s most colorful player last season.
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Cal
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Herman
Hipparchus First Measured Latitude Around 162 B.C.
The historical note credits Hipparchus of Nice with determining latitude for the first time around 162 B.C. This early achievement marks a key moment in ancient astronomy and geography.
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