Jenkins, Newby power City League win at Louie’s Alleys
Jenkins bowling with Dwight Newby led their team to a 2449 to 2284 win over GMAC at Louie’s Alleys. Jenkins posted a 571 series from 196 187 and 188 games, the night’s top score, while French of Seven-Up totaled 666 with 233 146 and 187 games. Claire Mann had the high Women’s Pioneer League score in a 524 series for Builders Supply.
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Jenkins
Dwight Newby
GMAC
Louie
Claire Mann
Builders Supply
Women's Pioneer League
Unningham Er
Houck
Thomas
Dalby Motors Bridges
Peace Te Allison
Vogel
Gee Parkinson
Leger
Foster
Harris
Melton
Hollywood
Gaines
Lyles
Allen Gerbe
Hooper
Mann
Audibure Oe
McDaniel
Zale's
Cogdell
Bennett
Thompson
Aerchant
Sim Aeeveres
Morrison
Nmstahl
Moreland
Blackstone Ciseners
Eldridge Saeene ii
Asn Phillips
Wadley
Flnk
Smith
Blind
Shane
Bhock Peeeteoerd
Universal Ceneeae
Bleakney
Bleakney Universal Canhaming
Enochshs-Kinney Julier
Hasley
Henderson
Sanders Wohe
Brasher An Eres
Hamrick
Jones Bros
Pepsi-Cola
Izien
Clark
Borden
Hetrick
Ubank
Rogers
A Een
Brewer
Blackstone
Eldridge
Ala Tee
City League Inney Pheas Hickenbottom
Taylor
Ells
Ind
Lester
Tolzien Music Tolzien
Omas
McMillin Sees
Suttle
Holland Nee
Arnot
Corbin
Bradley Sete Serene
McCartt Harmon
Morehead
Ain Carlyle
McCartt
Texas Alleys Scores Highlight Johnsons In Local Bowling
J. E. Johnson led Texas Alleys with a 478 series and 177 142 159 games as the Marfaks beat Havolines two of three but fell 2156 to 2141 in total pins. C. Johnson handled Indians and posted a 477 series with 166 147 164 games as his team dropped all three to the Diesel Chiefs.
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J. E. Johnson
Texas Alleys
Marfaks
Havolines
C. Johnson
Tndians
Diesel Chiefs
Maverick Club's Own Column Highlights and Encounters
Alvis Grant and Clifford Wright feature in campus antics at Conlon gym. Birthdays listed for Roy Fletcher and others. Rotary Day planned at Maverick Club with George Winyard program. A basketball game against Kella Hill in Dalhart ends in defeat, plus a playful cowboy Indians scene and a postgame show for spectators.
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Alvis Grant
Clifford Wright
Conlon
J. C. Oakley
W. T. Stevens
James Keith
Roy Fletcher
Roy Miller
Glen Richardson
H. B. Taylor
Jewell McDowell
James Fletcher
Jerry Murphy
Dalhart
Kella Hill
Gene Turner
Gene
Alvis
Rotary
Maverick Club
George Winyard
Mavericks
Little Delmer Taylor
Jewell
Delmer
W.T. Stevens
Glen McDow
Mrs Gordon worried by Joe's shift to first base
In St. Petersburg the Yankees star Joe Gordon moves from second to first base. His wife Dorothy frets over the transition while team president Ed Barrow and manager Joe McCarthy back him. Gordon himself believes he will master the new position as spring training progresses.
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Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Gordon
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Yankee Stadium
Oregon
Bill Dickey
Dorothy
McCarthy
Luisetti Aids Team To Win
Hank Luisetti rose from a sick bed to lead the San Francisco Olympics Club quintet to a 58 to 36 quarterfinal victory. Bartlesville, Oklahoma, rallied to submerge the Los Angeles Clifton's 42 to 21 in the National AAU tournament. Other results: Hollywood Twentieth Century beat Shreveport 47 to 38 and Oakland Athens Club defeated the Dallas Wilsons 48 to 36.
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Denver
Hank Luisetti
San Francisco Olympics
Bartlesville
Okla
Los Angeles Clifton
Hollywood Twentieth Century
Shreveport
Morris Dicksons
Oakland Athens
Dallas Wilsons
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Joe Fortenberry
Oilers
Jack Barron
Los Angeles
Phillips
Tp Lockard
Groves
Fortenberry
Lewis
Ooar
Pinile
Shields
Martin
Willcoxson
Troutwine
Pae Hupp
Berg
Sears
McGarvin
Barron
Lambert
Carroll
Dalace
Bowes Seeereee
Los Angles
John Olds
Doncombes
Louis Faces Abe Simon In Detroit Heavyweight Showdown
Joe Louis defends his title for the 15th time against 6'4" 255-pound Abe Simon in Detroit with 15,000 fans expected. NBC Blue will broadcast the March 21 bout from 9 PM Amarillo time, as Simon seeks an unlikely upset against the Brown Bomber.
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Abe Simon
Joe Louis
Detroit
Simon
Jimmy Johnson
Wiyspac Aac
Louis
SPORT
AD DC
Richmond Hill
S. 1
White Hope
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
New York
NBC Blue
Amarillo
Zivic Stops Garcia in Second Round KO
Welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh knocked out Felix Garcia in the second round of a 10 round non title bout at the Coliseum in Baltimore. Both weighed in overweight with Zivic at 150 pounds and Garcia at 149.
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Baltimore
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Felix Garcia
Zivic
Garcia
Maverick Peewees End Slump With Narrow Win Over Kella Hill
The Maverick PeeWee basketball team snapped a losing streak with a 12 to 10 victory at home over Kella Hill of Dalhart. Jewel McDowell led the Mavericks with nine of their twelve points while Klauermeiden and Hudgins each scored four for Kella Hill.
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Maverick PeeWee Cagers
Kella Hill
Dalhart
Jewel
Glen McDowell
Maverick
Jewel McDowell
Klauermeiden
Hudgins
Mav
feuds and upsets color a chaotic sports roundup
A sprawling sports roundup mixes boxing feuds between Jack Johnson and Joe Louis with college hoops banter, golf excuses, and assorted bets and wagers. Notes mention Seton Hall, Long Island U, Ohio, and Davies as a cage standout, plus various local sports chatter and trainer moves.
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New York
Jack, Johnson
Joe Louis and Co
Old Jack
Louis
Camden
N.J
Long Island U
Ohio
Bob Lavies
Seton Hall
Nat Hol
City College
Davies
Hank Luisetti
Pacific Coast
Alberta Little
Kentucky
Rollins College
Gossip on Texas sports and spring training tidbits
Fort Worth rookie Bill Gray could become a big asset while Fred Marberry plans another season with Fort Worth. Cowboys and Baylor missteps, Gerald McLemore’s sprint wins, and Charlie Haas’s injury plague weave through baseball, football, and boxing notes from Dallas to Springfield.
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Dallas
Tex
Fred
Firpo) Marberry
Fort Worth
Brownsville
Cats
Beartracks
Bill Gray
Lorin McMullen
John (Bradder) Grodzicki
Houston
Cardinal
Frank Kimbrough
Baylor
George Koch
Pa Mickler
Cheyenne
Ohla
Gerald McLemore
Fort Worthy
al Reese
Galveston News
Charlie Haas
University O Texas
Charli
Boston Red Sox
Sox
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Amarillo Bowl
Badger- Herring
Borden's Creamery
J. C. King Trailer Co
Sutton
J. C. King
Kegled High
Edwards Cleaners
Amarillo Taxi Company
Suidger
Gmac Thomperon
Darris
An Wilkinson
Filbert
McFarland
Noys
Farlier League Orden’ Creamery
Aderton
Cave
Plind
King Teale
Greathouse
King
Bury
Texas
Texaco League
Tom Maloney
Setherling
Hopson
M. Carty Bees
Indians
C M Mayfield
D E. Alexander
W. B. Mayfield
J D. Andrews
Cc Johnson
Sky Chiefs
Allabach
Roberts Renee Wy
Hudson Raleigh
Henry McLemore
ST. Petersburg, Fla
U.P
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Glen
W. T
Homer
Bobby Tomberlin
R M Hibbs
Green
Martane Barry
Pyratt
McGuire Eeenes
Kibbs Tae Pees
Lahm
Globe-News
Leval, Tali Hy
Fortune Shoes
Johnney Foster
Amarillo Finance CO
FISK
Luisetti
Century Club
Palzer
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Johnson
Havana
Confessor Fulton
Morris
Schnozzola Lombardi
McCarty
Boston
Ed Dunkhorst
Herr Placke
Dunkhorst
Joe Choynski
Placke
Kid McCoy
Choynski
Jack Johnston
Pierce
Ko’s Garcia
Maverick Peewees
Harold Brewster
John Garvey
Dial
East 10Th St
Century Distilling Co
Peoria, DL
By Eddie Brietz
Abe
Joe Said
Judy Canova
Pepper Martin
Pepper
Ave Parker
St. Angus
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Hot Springs
Lew Jenkins
Clyde van Dusen
Louis B. Mayer
Hollywood Park
al Kircher
Michigan State
Cavalry
Pastor
Washington
Billy Conn
California
Jimmy McLarnin
la McLarnin
Jimmy Johnston
Lupe Velez
Cricks
Peewees
Louisville
Sammy Angott
Dave Laloux
Springfield
Mass
Beau Jack
Dan Parker
N. Y. Daily Mirror
Abraham Simon
Dick Bass
Bob Sturgeon
Kaynee
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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