Woman Billiard Star To Play Here Tonight
Local billiard fans can see Ruth McGinnis in two exhibitions tonight at 8 at Paramount Recreation Club and 9 15 at Peoples Recreation Club. The National Billiards Association promotes the event to acquaint the public with the sport. women have a reserved section at Paramount and free admission for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McGinnis
Miss McGinnis
Amarillo
National Billiards Association
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Peoples Recreation Club
Paramount Club
Welker Cochrane
Kinney Matsuyama
Pasquale Natalie
Charles Seaback
Little Things Build Great Fortunes In Modern America
An essay extols the power of small coins and grains of sand in creating vast wealth and landmarks. It cites nickel economies behind fortunes from Wrigley Catalina Candlers and landmark buildings, urging appreciation for tiny contributions that sustain grand outcomes.
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Wrigley
Catalina
Candlers
Pacific
Woolworth
New York
Candler
Atlanta
Parris Set for Main Event on Amarillo Card
Chief Parris, Oklahoma fighter, to headline the American Legion V. F. W. fight card in Amarillo Friday night. He meets Ardmore’s George Williams in a 10 round finale as Williams carries a recent 10 round draw with top prospect Ritchie Mack. Williams drew with Mack in Dallas two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Parris
Oklahoma
American Legion V. F. W
Parris
George Williams
Ardmore
Williams
Ritchie Mack
Mack
Dallas
Borger
Neil Grubbs
Jack Dempsey
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Fisk
Last Week in Texas Sports Highlights and Notes
Last weekend in Texas sports featured Athens defending the Texas Interscholastic League title with a 28 to 22 win over Lamesa. Other items include Arlington Downs offering Texas residents job preference at the March 29 track opening, UT spring practice with 70 candidates, and a Texas A and M versus Texas Longhorns baseball win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Texas
News of Athens
Lamesa
Arlington Downs
Fort Worth
Dallas
Sandies Lead as Colleges Open Spring Football Camps
Amarillo College Badgers move to spring drills under Frank Kimbrough at the green-walled triangle while West Texas Teachers College fields 40 hopefuls led by Al Baggett next Monday. Buffaloes head to spring practice May 10, with a possible Canyon scrimmage against Panhandle A ggies or New Mexico A and M. Kimbrough will invite 12 to 14 from the championship squad and add transfers and graduates. Charles Caldwell of the Badgers eyeing Fort Worth Fat Stock Show meets with hopes for sprint success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kimbrough
Amarillo College
Badgers
al Baggett
West Texas Teachers College
Buffaloes
Sandies and
Canyon
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
New Mexico
A and M
Kimbrough
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Charles Caldwell
The
Caldwell
Farwell
Cubs plan to retain nine pitchers at training camp
In Avalon Chicago manager Charlie Grimm weighs keeping 24 players, one above the May 15 limit. Adolph Camilli may be released as the plan evolves with a pitcher initially aimed to depart. Other camps report steady drills and pitcher progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Calif
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Grimm
Adolph Camilli
Winter Haven
Fla
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Westrope Poised for First Spring Ride at Houston
Jack Westrope, who became the first jockey in 25 years to ride 300 winners in a year at Epsom Downs, expected to make his spring meeting debut in Houston today. His form dipped after losing his apprentice weight but he capped his Jefferson Park stay by winning the Louisiana Derby aboard Hickory Lad.
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Westrope
Houston
Tex
U.P
Jacke Westrope
Epsom Downs
Bug
Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Hickory Lad
Indians release player to Toledo in American Association
Land Indians who saw service last season as outfielder and first baseman is released to the Toledo Mudhens of the American Association. Earl Averill Joe Vosmik Dick Porter Sam Rice and Bob Holland are listed as the tribe's likely starters for the coming season. Julian Johnson is slated to be farmed out. PASO ROBLES The Pirates first exhibition beat Portland 5 to 2 before 1500 fans. BILOXI Washington Senators practice session resumes after Sabbath quiet with Elmer Klump's strong showing and manager Cronin noting his progress.
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Land Indians
Toledo Mudhens
American Association
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
Dick Porter
Sam Rice
Bob Holland
Tribe
Julian Johnson
Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Portland
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Elmer
Yoohoo) Klump
Cronin
Yaqui Joe Seeks Mat Comeback at Local Tournament
Yaqui Joe, known for dramatic comebacks, aims to defeat Don Hill in Thursday night’s ear twisting tournament. Hill, touted as California’s top wrestling product, trains hard at Amarlillo altitude while eyeing Clingman and Kallio as future scalps.
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Yaqui Joe
Don Hill
Sonora
Clingman
Kallie
Hill
California
Amarillo
Trio of Champ Boxers Active in Early National Card
New York March 12 (UP) Maxie Rosenbloom Vince Dundee and Barney Ross top a week of non title bouts in national boxing. Rosenbloom battles Gordon Fortenberry in Orlando and Cyclone Smith in Macon. Dundee faces Joe Kaminski in Holyoke while Ross meets Kid Morro in Oakland. Eddie Rand faces Tracy Cox in Dallas Tuesday.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Vince Dundee
Barney Ross
Rosenbloom
Gordon Fortenberry
Cocoa
Pla
Orlando
Fla
Cyclone Smith
Macon
Joe Kaminski
Pennsylvania
Holyoke
Miss
Kid Morro
Philippines
Oakland
Cal
Eddie Ran
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Dalles
Miss Gorczyca to Play at Pinehurst
Fort Worth March 12 Miss Anelia Gorczyea 1933 Texas and Southern champion will depart for Pinehurst North Carolina to compete in the North South amateur golf tournament for women March 19 to 23 She also holds the Fort Worth invitation title and has trained for weeks for the North South event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gant
Women's
Southern Golf Association
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Aniela
Pinehurst
Anelia Gorczyea
N. C
Gorczyea
Cross Heads West Texas Independent Baseball League
Blondy Ross of San Angelo was elected head of the new West Texas Independent Baseball League at a meeting in San Angelo. J L Croft of Ban Angelo was named secretary and Scott Peters of Ozona became treasurer. League members include San Angelo Ozona Bil linger and Texon.
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Cross
Ban Angelo
Blondy Ross
San Angelo
West Texas Independent Baseball League
J. L. Croft
Scott Peters
Ozona
Billinger
Texon
Aggie alumni smoker hosts Texas A&M grid mentors
Ex Students Association invites hundreds of alumni to a Saturday smoker featuring Texas A M grid coach Homer Norton and assistant Cal Hubbard. Also attending will be Dean F J Kyle head of the Aggie Athletic Council and Ex Students Association secretary F H McQuillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
U.P
Texas A. & M. College
Ex-Students Association
Homer Norton
Cal Hubbard
F. J. Kyle
Aggie Athletic Council
F. H. McQuillen
Ex. Students Association
McMillin Calls Indiana Football Spring Candidates
Bloomington Indiana March 12 Bo McMillin newly appointed head football coach issued a spring practice call for Indiana University football candidates.
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M'Millin
Bloomington
Ind
Bo McMillin
University of Indiana
Gustavus Adolphus Known as Lion of the North
Cirrus clouds form at nine miles above Earth marking the highest cloud type. The historical note recalls Gustavus Adolphus who reigned Sweden from 1594 to 1632 and earned the nickname Lion of the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Lion of the North
Favorites In National Cage Tourney Play Today In K. C.
Kansas City reports the National AAU basketball tournament opening with 57 teams. Diamond D X Oilers of Tulsa defend title against Sioux Falls College in the night game as part of a 14 game day marathon. Ogden Roosters, favorites with Wichita Henrys heritage, rallied from a 13 point first half deficit to beat Tulsa Oilers 21 to 22 late.
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Hornets
Rupert Craig
Archie Underwood
Athens
Olin Cobb
Olin
Lamesa
Jimmy Kites
Rice Institute
Kansas City
A. A. U. Lwopers
K. C
D-X Oilers
Tulsa
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Wichita
Kan
Ogden Roosters
Tulsa Oilers
Ogden
Wichita Henrys
Tex Gibbons
Durant State Teachers clash with Dominion Electrics in tourney
The Dominion Electrics of Minneapolis and state champions meet Hunt Oilers of Tullos in a morning tilt in Durant Oklahoma. Reno Creameries of St. Joseph Kansas and Colonial Making of Little Rock follow. Wichita Gridley Chiefteing faces Phillips University in the afternoon. Ogden Boosters of Utah open evening against Household Finance quintet of Chicago. Other games include Sul Ross Teachers of Alpine Texas versus Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Okla
Dominion Electrics
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hunt Oilers
Tullos
Reno Creameries
Stchinson
Kan
Colonial
Little Rock
Ark
Wichita
Gridley
Phillips University
Ogden
Utah
Chi« Cargo
Panhandle Aggies edge Sul Ross in tight A A U clash
The Panhandle A&M Aggies from Goodwell Oklahoma edged the Sul Ross Teachers from Alpine Texas 38 to 37 in the opening game of the National A A U basketball tournament in Kansas City. The Aggies led 26 to 9 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Aggies
SUL Ross
Kansas City
Panhandle A. & M. College
Goodwell
Okla
Bul Ross
Alpine
Tex
Aggies
Texas Polo Team Defeats Riviera on the Coast
In Los Angeles on March 12 the Texas polo quartet beat Riviera 15 to 8. Tom Mather led Texan scoring with seven points. Riviera star C I T Roark had four goals, Cecil Smith and Rabe Williams added three each. Riviera added one and Texas seven in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Texas
Riviera
Tom Mather
Texans
C. I. T. Roark
Gaals
Cecil Smith
Rabe Williams
Dukkers Ri- Viera
Newman wins two trophies at Southwestern exposition shoot
Mose Newman of Sweetwater carried off two trophies in Fort Worth. He won the all around championship with 185 hits of 200 and the regulation shoot with 91 of 100.
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Fort Worth
Mose Newman
Sweetwater
Newman
Palm Beach hosts third session of motorboat regatta
Palm Beach Florida today hosts the third session of the International Motorboat Regatta on Lake Worth after yesterday's postponement due to heavy winds and rough waters.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
Sports Parade snapshot of 1930s stars and nicknames
Henry McLemore surveys the era with notes on Browns pitchers over six feet, Pirates clocking auto timing drills, Regret’s Derby history, Casey Stengel’s Kansas City roots, Goose Goslin and Bob Pothergill nicknames, Jesse Owens, Steve Hamas’ earnings and property purchase, Montcalfe’s chasing AAU titles, George Quamn’s one armed play, Ty Cobb Hubbell exchange, top hitters list, Erin whispers of Patrick O Callaghan’s pro offer at 29 000 dollars.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
St. Louis Browns
Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marty Payne Whitney
Rubio
England
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kansas City
Goose Goslin
Wild Goose
Bob Pothergill
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Jesse
Middle West
George Quamn
Minneapolis
Ty Cobb
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Spud Davis
Kiki Cuyler
Freddie Lindstrom
Paul Waner
Pepper Martin
Erin
Patrick O'Callaghan
Record Hockey Crowd Sees Flyers Beat Oilers in St Louis
A record 13 241 attendance watched the St Louis Flyers defeat the Tulsa Oilers 4 2 last night. The Flyers remain one game behind the Kansas City Greyhounds in the American Hockey League standings.
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Louis
St. Louie Flyers
Tulsa Oilers
Flyers
Kansas City Greyhounds
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Mgr
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Blackburn
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