Texas Alleys Dance Night Aids Women Bowlers to OKC
Bowling fans and players will dance tonight at El Taos to support a Texas Alleys women’s team competing in the Women’s National Tournament in Oklahoma City. The event starts at 6 o’clock, sponsored by the Texas Alleys tournament committee with Billy Hunter and his band providing music and a floor show. Mann’s Bakery women’s team will be sent to the national tournament.
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el Taos
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Mann's Bakery
Pampa Baseball Plans Spur Amarillo Name Vote
Announcement in Pampa that Amarillo may join the West Texas New Mexico league has sparked fan voting. An avalanche of ballots arrived by mail to the Amarillo club secretary as towns weigh potential team names. Suggested options include Threshers, Seedlings, Bobcats, Gold Sox, Whitefaces, with over half favoring Dusters, Giants, Herefords, Heliums, Wranglers.
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Globe
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Mid West College Quints Pace Field in Kansas City Tourney
Midwestern college quintets led the opening day of the fourth annual National Intercollegiate tournament in Kansas City, with several Midlands teams advancing to the second round as eight games wrap the first round. Notable victors included Southwestern of Winfield, Westminster of Fulton, Augustana of Rock Island, Peru Teachers, Culver-Stockton of Canton, and Maryville Teachers, while Glenville State and East Texas Teachers posted upsets among outsiders. Today’s eight games feature matchups across the field in Central Standard Time, including Trinity University versus Alfred Holbrook College and West Texas State against Dakota Wesleyan.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Santa Anita Closes Great Turf Meeting
Los Angeles March 14 The greatest meeting in Santa Anita’s five year history ended today with spectacular marks set across the board. The 52 day winter meet handled 34 589 051 dollars, daily average 665 174, vs last year 36 650 590 in a longer season. Forty thousand fans packed the track and bet 1 145 968 in eight races for charity. Kayak II and Seabiscuit starred in a parade of champions as Ciencia the Texas King Ranch filly captured the feature.
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Ain Indians Ladies’ League
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Nn's Bakery
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Glover
Simpson Wees
Martin Ane
Coca-Cola
Dorris
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Derby honors Johnny Longden after 302 mounts
Johnny Longden was acclaimed the jockey king of the meeting with 302 mounts, 48 firsts, 56 seconds and 27 thirds earning a $50,000 derby for three year olds.
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Johnny Longden
White Sox edge in second base race and Nats farm cuts
In Pasadena manager Jimmy Dykes says Eric McNair and Al Belma are evenly tied for the White Sox second base spot while Jack Hayes recovers from knee surgery. Hayes teaches McNair hip pivot to improve double plays. In Orlando nine Washington rookies, six pitchers, are sent to Charlotte farm. Boston plans first exhibition vs Dodgers in Sarasota with Williams, Doerr, and Tabor leading a second string lineup.
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U.P
Jimmy Dykes
Eric McNair
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Jack Hayes
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McNair
Orlando
Fla
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Charlotte
Bill Holland
Bob Overstreet
Joe Brumbaugh
Walter Masterson
Forrest Brewer
Early Wynn
Jim Carlin
Morris Aderholt
Cather al Evans
Sarasota
Boston Red Sox
Clearwater
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Jim Tabor
Dodgers
Herb Pennock
Fight site for Galento Louis title to be decided today
New York officials and promoter Mike Jacobs expected to choose Yankee Stadium as the venue for the Tony Galento versus Joe Louis heavyweight championship, with a late June date likely, as the New York State Athletic Commission meets today to settle the location.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
New York State Athletic Commission
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Contest to name the nine opens for Panhandle West Texas fans
The public vote invites all Panhandle and West Texas fans to choose a name for the nine. Eligible voters may participate, with selections likely to reflect regional pride and local identity.
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Panhandle
West Texas
Gomez Praises Gehringer Best Hitter Gomez Has Faced
Lefty Gomez recalls Charlie Gehringer as the top American League hitter and a tiger of rare grace. He praises Gehringer for his steady 340 pace, speed on the bases, and effortless style, calling him a craftsman among ball players.
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West
Charlie Gehringer
Lefty Gomez
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Gehringer
Art Fletcher
Napoleon Lajoie
AAU Cage Tourney Opens With One Ring To Watch
Denver observers savor a basketball carnival as 26 teams from 18 states contest a 13 game slate to reach a 16 team round. The nationwide event features nonstop court action across two days with fans in the stands from morning till late.
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Denver
Oklahoma City final features Aggies vs Sooners in district playoffs
Oklahoma City March 14 The fifth district N C A A playoffs conclude tonight with Oklahoma teams in the final as the Oklahom Aggies face the Oklahoma Sooners. The Aggies defeated the Drake Bulldogs 28 to 15 to secure their place in the title game.
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Gehringer’s legacy challenged by rising Yankee Joe Gordon
The article contrasts George Gehringer long-time Detroit second baseman with Joe Gordon of the Yankees. It recalls Gehringer’s 14 seasons with the Tigers since 1926, Gordon’s rapid rise, and a notable spring injury that oddly helped him by removing pressure to start fast. It highlights Gordon’s speed, improved fielding, and an uncanny dash from second base to left field that baffled observers.
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The
Tigers
Marty McManus
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Gordon
Gehringer
George Selkirk
Frank Crosetti
Selkirk
Crosetti
George
Joe
Young Second Baseman Shines With Speed and Poise
A scout praises a young second baseman for exceptional speed and control, comparing him to Geh rínger and Tony Lazzeri at comparable career starts. The analyst asserts he is the best young hire at the position in recent MLB memory, noting his potential to avoid reckless rushing and protect outfielders.
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Gehringer
Tony Lazzeri
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