Howard Payne and Simmons Favored in Texas Conference
Howard Payne College and Simmons University head the Texas Conference favorites in the cinderpath and field events. Nig McCarver misses the meet, Cap Shelton seeks a star, while Uncle Joe Smith and U. S. Marshall anchor Western Plains performances alongside Austin College standouts Capt. Frank Hutt Joe Lillis and Amos Mullenix.
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Brownwood
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Howard Payne College
Simmons University
Texas
Howard Payne
Cap Shelton
Shelton
West Texas
Uncle Joe
Gerald
Joe” Smith
Western Plains
U. S. Marshall
Simmors
Marshall
Austin College Point
Frank Hutt
Joe Lillis
Amos Mullenix
Favorites Go Out In Cage Tourney Round Two
In the National AAU Basketball Tournament second round two favorites were eliminated among 29 survivors. Oklahoma City boosters and Missouri Valley AAU champions fell, as did Cudahy Athletic Club of Sioux City. Henrys of Wichita routed Aurora all steel 43 to 15. first round scores included Northwestern State Teachers over Missouri Pacific 37 to 18 and Dallas A C over Maxwell A C 49 to 16.
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Schmeling Circus In Fort Worth
Max Schmeling, heavyweight boxing champion, will spar tonight in Fort Worth as the feature of Dick Griffiths weekly program. The tour aims to build Schmeling fandom and provide income while promoting goodwill.
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Three Big Ten Fives Deadlock for Second
CHICAGO march 10 The end of the Big Ten basketball season left Purdue Minnesota and Michigan tied for runner up to Northwestern which won the title Northwestern finished with 11 victories and one defeat Purdue Minnesota and Michigan each had eight wins and four losses In the final games Michigan beat Chicago 29 15 and Minnesota beat Ohio State 31 24
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Cities
Boxing results list several bouts with winners and locations including Midget Wolgast defeating Pinky Silverberg in Bridgeport and Steve Smith beating Johnny Cleveland in Pittsburgh. Lope Tenorio won in New York and Joey Freeman outpointed Babe Ruth in Chicago, with other results in Louisville and New Orleans.
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Scandals of 1931 at Amarillo featured in lively show
The Crippled Children’s Council of Amarillo Civic Clubs sponsors a two and a half hour production titled Scandals of 1931 at the Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds support crippled children, with cakes and diamond rings donated for prizes, and out-of-town ticket buyers contacting City Drug Store for reservations.
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Rock Island official to Temple for medical consultation
Rock Island assistant superintendent will travel with her parents to Temple Texas within a week to consult a specialist about a minor shoulder trouble from athletic exertion. Mrs and Mr C E Gould have moved to Cecil Apartments Amarillo linked to the Rock Island freight offices. Freight traffic on Amarillo lines shows upward trend per authentic reports.
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Amarillo
Columbia triumphs in eastern league title game
Columbia University's basketball team captured the eastern intercollegiate league championship for the second straight year with an 87 to 31 win over Dartmouth. The report also notes Moscow's International Women's Day and demographic shifts as women enter the workforce under the five year plan.
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Six Women Bank Presidents Led by Grace Stoermer
Grace S. Stoermer, vice president of a Los Angeles bank and president of the National Association of Bank Women, notes that six women hold bank president roles in the United States and about 8,000 are bank executives.
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City joins in large scale tree planting drive
Amarillo expands its tree campaign with 1 000 more school children from Price Memorial College Summit School Buchanan School Johnson School San Jacinto Calvert Patton and other schools taking part at City Section Park. By sundown 2 500 of 10 000 trees planned were planted with student tags bearing each child’s name.
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Joseph Bilgin
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Bert Morrow
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Joseph Miller
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Roger O'Gorman
Cardell Pavillard
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Bernard Russell
Maurice Sherill
Karl Shields
John Blavik
Cletus Stalzer
Centre College back Roberta Roberts runs for lieutenant governor
Danville Kentucky reports James Red Roberts a famed Centre College fullback and Bo McMillin seek the Democratic nomination. Roberts and McMillin credited with key upsets over Harvard and other teams.
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