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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1924
Page
3
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Frank Cavan recalls San Diego to Tijuana exploits and Monte Carlo glamour as he describes European gambling halls and the lively Tijuana track scene. Sunny Jim Coffroth and Tom Sharkey mingle with promoters and ex-champions amid horses, bookies, and openly bet women.
United Press reports box champ Jack Dempsey cannot enter the ring for at least six months due to poor condition following surgery. Tex Rickard plans one summer bout and may pair Dempsey later with Gibbons or other opponents.
Mickey Walker the welterweight champion is ready to fight any challenger after a turbulent period with the boxing commission. Following suspensions and shifts in title recognition, Walker was reinstated and his manager Bulger declared, Any man you pick. The commission and contenders reactions remain heated as talks continue.
A Paris movement seeks to add dancing to the Olympic program. The debate cites Greek tradition and argues dance requires grace and endurance. Support from artists and writers suggests it could extend games toward a 24 hour schedule.
Melbourne reports a small yet strong Australian squad for Paris. Notable selections include H. W. Carr sprinting, R. J. Honner in bread jump and hurdles, K. T. Austen walking, A. W. Winter hop and jump, M. V. Y. Boyd in 1500 and 5000 metres, F. Bailey cross country, and J. J. Purcell in the marathon. Carr has sprint and distance wins, Honner posted a 23 feet 6% inches jump, and Austin won the mile and three miles at recent meetings.
Weather forced the cancellation of the Amarillo High Golden Sandstorms versus Claude Antelopes game. Coach A B Douglass frets about rain, hopes for two games next weekend, and the Sandies continue practice at Gasser Park.
Buenos Aires reports Angel Firpo was knocked around in a prior sparring session and has asked to postpone his April 5 bout with Al Reich to regain condition. The wind bull rumor centers on Firpo and Argentine gossip mentions a forthcoming marriage to actress Senorita Ratti. Mrs J D Callaway plans to move back to Amarillo living at 1007 Adams Street.
The Hillcrest club golf tournament began yesterday though rain kept players off the links. Qualifying runs all week with about thirty entrants aiming for three prizes two clubs and half a dozen golf balls. A 120 score qualifies, handicap play follows to set match stroke counts. Mrs W F Dale travels to Guthrie Oklahoma after her mother’s death.
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