New Coach to Help U5 Olympic Team
United Press report argues a new head coach Lawson Robertson and assistant George Brown could improve Olympic preparation for Paris 1924 after Antwerp 1920. It credits Brown with efficiency and questions past political influence on selections and athlete care.
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United Press
New York
Paris
Antwerp
Lawson Robertson
George Brown
Robertson
Jose Ray
Sol Butler
Matt McGrath
Suca Reat
Ag Driscoll
Dancrow
Jack Moakley
Chief Wow and Gorman Set for Wellington Clash
Amarillo wrestler Chief Wow Wow faces Jack Gorman in Wellington Monday night. Billie Rush also headlines the card against Rip Blake. Gorman earned a rematch after a recent hard fought loss to Wow Wow.
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Chief Wow
Gorman
Wellington
Chief Wow Wow
Amarillo
Jack Gorman
Billie Rush
Rip Blake
Canyon Legion dance to raise funds for baseball team
Canyon March 21. A dance at the American Legion hall tomorrow night aims to raise funds for materials for the Company IF baseball team. The squad is preparing players and gear for a fast season.
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Canyon
American Legion Hall
Mah Jhong School Ad At Russell and Cockrells
Free instructions on rules and high scoring plays offered by experts. Mah J ong sets and official manuals priced from 1.00 to 60.00 with score pads and tables. Direct import from China and mail orders invited across from the Post Office.
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Mah-Jong
Mah-Jong Party
China
Greatest come back in athletic history Abel Kiviat back after seven years
Ed Hughes extols Abel Kiviat as the greatest comeback in sport. Kiviat, 31, twice national mile champion, returned after seven years to win a national title and later placed third in the 1000 yard indoor championships in New York, defeating rivals like Lloyd Hahn and Ray Baker.
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Abel Kiviat
Kiviat
Father Time
New York
Lloyd Hahn
Ray Baker
Jose Ray
Ted Meredith
Ted
Antwerp
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Antelopes and Sandies Prep for Weather-Delayed Series
The Golden Sandstorm of Amarillo high school may face Claude Antelopes in Gasser Park as favorable weather could allow the series to begin. The Sandies seek wins in a three game set next Thursday to Saturday in the Interscholastic league standings, after several rainouts hindered practice. Abilene high school foes are practicing regularly and may present a stiffer challenge.
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Golden Sandstorm
Amarillo High School
Claude Antelopes
Gasser Park
A. S. Douglass
Sandies
Abilene High School
Abilene
Six Sandstorm track stars to Abernathy meet with coach
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm track team and Coach Wilson plan a trip to the Abernathy invitation meet tomorrow if transportation is arranged. Six athletes Tadlock Bennett McQueen Herrington Lawler and Miller are named to travel, weather permitting, for a strong showing.
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Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Wilson
Abernathy High School
Sandies
Tadlock
Bennett
McQueen
Herrington
Lawler
Miller
For Rent Listings in South Side Area
Multiple rental notices list furnished or partly furnished apartments and houses. Locations include 210 N Taylor 509 Pierce 401 Caroline St San Jacinto Heights 1609 Polk 1407 Buchanan and 1409 14 Jackson with various room counts, garages, and utilities. Contacts use phone numbers and streets.
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Duplex
N. Taylor
Piercé
Caroline St
San Jacinto Heights
Harrison
Askew Court
Polk
Postoffice
West 10Th Street
Buchanan
Jackson
St. Charles
Chas. L. Green
Sisler to Return as Player Manager for Cards
Baseball news notes George Sisler will play first base and manage the St Louis Cardinals this season. He shows sharp hitting in practice and a strong eye as he hit 23 of 25 targets recently. Calvin Coolidge will throw out opening day in Washington April 15. Everett Scott of the Yankees predicts two more seasons before retirement. Yankees beat New Orleans 14 to 18 in a slugfest, Cards beat Brooklyn 12 to 2, Cinci lost to Indianapolis 3 to 2. Detroit Americans’ pitching staff named. Stoner watched with Fort Worth origin. Giants defeated Cards 6 to 4. Ernie Wicks to Cardinals for Johnny Kane. Clyde Barfoot sold to Houston. Marty McCurdy sold to Houston. Mule Frazier to Penn relay carnival and Olympic hopes cited.
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George Sisler
Sisler
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Everett Scott
Yankees
Scott
New Orleans
Yanks
Brooklyn Boys
Cinci
Indianapolis
Detroit Americans
Davis
Cole
Johnson
Holloway
Whitehill
Stoner
Pillette
Fort Worth
Giants
Ernie Wicks
Houston
Cardinals
Johnny Kane
Clyde Barfoot
Marty McCurdy
Mule Frazier
Baylor University
Texas
University of Pennsylvania
Frazier
South
Wills to Join US Team Prompts Lenglen Showdown
United States Lawn Tennis Association announces Helen Wills will join the team bound for Wimbledon and Paris. Speculation grows on a potential world championship match between Wills and Suzanne Lenglen, with Paris Olympics looming as possible stage.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Wills
Wimbledon
Paris
California
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Mlle
Suzanne
Lenglen
Miss Wills
Europe
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Floyd Johnson
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Dempseys
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Meredith
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Abernathy
DR. W. R. Moody
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Over City Light & Water Co
Tenth Street
7Th Street
Haygood Way
Harrison St
Lon Sharp
West
Youngie Humphreys
Bogard Furniture Co
East Fourth Street
Panhandle
Taylor St
Griggs
O.E. Long
Panhandle Furniture and Stove Co
Taylor
Furniture & Trading CO
Happy Days Products Co
P. O
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Lincoln
Santa Fe
Jackson Street
E. O. Green
Koken
B. V. Blackwell
Hoffman
Park Tailoring Co
New Hospital
Fillmore
Globe Office
San Jacinto
Globe
Gilvin & Gilvin Realtors
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4Th
Nunn Bidg
Mrs. Lemons
Nubone Corsetiere
Ray Bynum
Gertrude Holman
Hutcinson County
Hutchinson County
Harris
Lords
Pierce
W. A. J. Kohlus
J. D. Head
P. D
W. H. Brymer & CO
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