New Leaders for Bowlers At Syracuse Armory
The High Ten standings show Dick Builders of Cleveland leading the five man event with 2,889 as Schmidt Garage of Cincinnati slips to second. In doubles, Bert Cook and Ray Schile of Cincinnati top with 1,285. Cook leads all events with 1, RAD, while Bart Cook tops the singles and Elm Bowling Hall, Rochester and Buffalo-based squads figure among leaders as out of town visitors arrive for the tournament.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Bowling Congress
State Armory
Dick Builders of
Cleveland
Schmidt Garage
Cincinnati
Bart Cook
Ray Schliie
Cook
New York State
Dick Builders
Schmidts Garage
Nemmer Furniture
Buffalo
Elm Bowling Hall
Rochester
Crystal Soda Water Co
Scranton
Bert Cook
Ray Schile
R. Biersbach
H. Biersbach
S. Marshall
F. Simon
Brooklyn
A. Myles
W. Henken
W. Boyd
J. Alfeno
J. Ansini
FE. Wesp
F. Wagner
Groton
F. Rossenbach
J. Freeman
New York
Corsicana Football Player Injured in Auto Crash
Clay ton Potts, a former Corsicana football player, lay in a hospital here with a broken leg after a south of Corsicana collision last night. The leg was crushed when his automobile figured in the crash. Riviera 13 Texans 8. Aiden Roark scored seven goals, Cecil Smith three.
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Corsicana
Mar
Clayton Potts
Texans
Los Angeles
Cecil Smith
Texas
London to glow with King’s jubilee flower streets
London plans a May silver jubilee festival with massive lighting and floral decorations. Regent Street will become a street of flowers with red roses and flood lighting, aiming for a permanent feature. Bond Street will feature banners and lights. Major buildings including Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey will be lit, with similar schemes nationwide. In Hartford, two hockey games ended in surprise goals due to confusion over goal locations, West Hartford High defeating Holyoke 2-1 and Hartford Indians beating Windsor 1-0 on unearned goals.
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H. L. Percy
United Press
London
U.P
Duke of Kent
Marina
Regent Street
Bond Street
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Houses of Parliament
Tower of London
Mansion House
St. Jame's Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bank of England
House Guards
Hartford, Conn
West Hartford High School
Holyoke
Hartford Indians
Windsor
More Holes For Golf Bout Start To Decide Winner
Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan and Henry Picard with Johnny Revolta fought 36 holes at Miami Country Club over three days to a draw. Smith missed a crucial 8 foot putt on 36, forcing a playoff. The battle featured a 32 foot putt by Revolta and late heroics by Runyan, before the match ended tied and headed to sudden death. Minor notes report Wisconsin fur farm lab development and a man released after claiming to have killed in Miami in 1930. Also Antigo unveils Wisconsin’s first practical horse less carriage by Henry Doman.
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Miami
Fla
Horton Smith
Paul Bunyan
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Miami Country Club
Smith
Picard
Hershey
Penn
Revolta
Milwaukee
Runyan
Dallas Woman Die In Auto Collision Near Cochran Chapel
Mrs J A Martin 79 of Dallas route five was fatally injured in an automobile collision on the Midway road near Cochran's Chapel.
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Dallas
Mar
J. A. Martin
Cochran
Midway Road
Schmeling Emerges as Baer Challenger in Comeback Bid
Hamburg March 11 Max Schmeling delivers a brutal nine round kayo of Steve Hamas in front of 25,000 fans. The German’s stunning form boosts his odds for a summer title shot against Max Baer, as Baer and manager Hoffman discussed a $300,000 Schmeling Baer bout to be staged in Berlin's Olympic Stadium with state backing. Hamas suffered a ligament injury and blamed a better man as Schmeling dominated with body work and sharp rights.
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Hamburg
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Teuton
Baer
Hamas
New Jersey
Ancil Hoffman
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Walter Neusel
Dallas Scribe Hurt When Auto Smashes
George White 32 sports editor of the Dallas News was severely cut on the head when his car crashed into a concrete traffic island after a side swipe at a downtown Dallas intersection. He was hospitalized and expected to recover.
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Dallas
Mar
U.P
George White
The
Dallas News
White
Speed King Campbell Aims For 300 MPH In Open Challenge
In Daytona Beach Malcolm Campbell, turning 50, rejects skeptics and cables England to press on with Bluebird. He vows to chase 300 mph, despite danger and pleas to retire, saying a final test awaits and he will not let the car or himself down. The piece notes his resolve and the toll of speed on his life. Later, rain stops Dallas Polo Club play in a round robin tournament with Wichita Falls, El Ranchito of Arlington, and the Dallas Hurricanes fielding teams.
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Dallas
Dallas Polo Club
Taurnament Wichita
el Ranchito
Arlington
Dallas Hurricanes
Shields Considers Movie Career Amid Tennis Return Threat
New York reports Frank Shields, former top ranked player, is in Hollywood studying diction under a seven year film contract. He may skip the Seventh Regiment Armory Indoor Championship for acting, while Julius Seligson notes Shields could return to tennis if acting stalls. He trains with stars like Gene Mako and Donald Budge, potential 1935 Davis Cup members.
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New York
Frank Shields
Hollywood
Shields
Julius Seligson
Seventh Regiment Armory
Seligson
Frank
Lew Ayres
Woodrow Wilson Drive
Coast
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
First National Bank Moves to Fisk Building Home
The First National Bank begins operations in its new Fisk building location at Fighth and Polk Streets after moving from a half century site. The Amarillo Bank & Trust Company assets joined with the bank, with space to be enlarged by 6 weeks of alterations adding a mezzanine and extra counter areas. The old stone building, a Panhandle landmark, becomes a modern banking home with up-to-date fixtures.
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First National Bank
Fisk
Fighth
Polk
Amarillo Bank & Trust Company
First National
Texas
Maxor Drug Store
Eighth Street
Amarillo
W H. Fuqua
Panhandle
Hope Abandoned For Boys on Ice Mystery
STURGEON BAY Wis March 11 Hope for six young men missing after driving across the ice on the Green Bay Des Mortes passage to Washington Island faded as gloves and a hat were found in open water near Plum Island. Coast guardsmen believe the men drove off the path and fell through thin ice. The passengers were Ralph Wade 30 John Cornell Jr 21 Raymond Richter 19 Roy Stover 20 Leroy Einarson 20 and Norman Nelson 20.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Green Bay Des Mortes
Washington Island
Plum Island
Rookie Dipne Impresses Senators At Bat Practice
In Biloxi on March 11 manager Bucky Harris praised rookie Reese Dipne after he tamed the Sluggers in batting practice. Harris predicted Dipne would be a regular member of Washington's pitching staff before the season ends.
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Digges
Biloxi
Miss
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Reese Dipne
Harris
Diggers
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Reed Sox
Joseph Edward Cronin
Cronin
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Lefty Grove
Max Bishop
Ellsworth Dalghren
Dalghren
Bill Werber
Roy Johnson
Speaker
Hooper
Lewis
Werber
Johnson
Bishop
Mystery
Grove
Rick Ferrell
Rick
Wes Ferrell
Athletics
Rube Walberg
Boston Red Sox Embrace Spirit of Young Leaders
This preview notes the 1985 pennant race outlook for the Boston Red Sox with a focus on a new generation of managers and players shaping the club. It sketches early hopes, potential impact, and the direction of the team as spring training opens.
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Boston Red Sox
Dizzy and Babe in Mutual Admiration
Baseball notes from spring camps spotlight the Red Sox with Cronin as manager in Sarasota. Pitching questions linger as Grove and Ostermueller vie, while Dalghren, Werber, Johnson and Solters shape a potent lineup. Conversely Ruth and Dean reconcile in Tampa Ex pos, Dean visits Braves bench, Ruth jokes about NYG NL shift.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Braves
Tampa
Babe
Ruth
Anthony Adverse
Campbell Celebrates 50th Birthday Today
DAYTONA BEACH Fla March 11 Sir Malcolm Campbell marked his fifty years while still aiming to push speed in a car to 300 miles per hour He hoped to use the Bluebird on the beach to raise his land speed record from 276.816 mph but the surface remained rough and uneven in parts hindering hazardous speed efforts.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mar
U.P
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
England
Death
Bluebird
Dolly
Jean
Donald
Daytona
Yex
Old Bluebird
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Henry C. Doman
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Dusty) Rhodes
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George Hackett
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Jack Wilson
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