Candies Meet Abilene Team Tri Weekend
Abilene high Eagles and Amarillo Golden Sandstorm clash in a three game baseball series at Gasser Park this weekend. Both teams expect a hard fought set with fans and tickets set as Box 1.00 Grand Stand 75 cents Bleachers 50 cents Children 35 cents.
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West Texas
Abilene High School
Eagles
Amarillo
Sandies
Gasser Park
Douglass
Twe
Shotwell
Teddy Nicklaus
Curtis
Kelly
Ansley
W. Nicklaus
Ernie Holman
Bernie Vaught
Gibson
Franks
Whittington
Branch Anderson
Earl Stockton
Olen Lawlor
Carter Bassett
Amarillo Sandies Await Weather Draa Delay Rescheduled
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm prepared for a game against the Claude Antelopes on Tuesday with prior postponements due to bad weather. The Sandies and Antelopes had multiple weather-related delays affecting their schedule.
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Amarillo
Claude Antelopes
Sandies
Antelopes
Farley’s Temper Keys Wrestler’s Success Against Olsen
Cal Farley, known as the best little wrestler, is celebrated for flawless temper control and cool poise under fire. Local fans expect his steady demeanor to help him defeat Olsen, Canada’s king of mat men, in their upcoming bout. The piece recalls their three hour draw from years ago, highlighting Farley’s composure as a decisive factor.
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Cal Farley
Amarillo
Olsen
Canada
Farley
Rubin Plans Independent Ball Club Sluggers
Dave Rubin of Rubins Toggery plans to form an independent baseball team this season. He aims to recruit top local players, field a strong pitching staff, and provide new uniforms. Gate receipts would be shared among players and possibly other incentives, with Rubin inviting interested players in the Panhandle to contact him.
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Dave Rubin
Rubin
Toggery
Panhandle
Gambler Tampering Alleged in Big Series
In Cincinnati last summer professional gamblers tampered with the Giants Reds series as New York won five games. Collyer's Publishing says in court papers that Commissioner Landis NL President Heydler and August Herrmann knew of the activities but could not stop them. Suits were filed by Pat Duncan and Scammny Bohne following Collyer's Eye publication.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Collyer
Landis
John A. Heydler
National League
August Herrmann
Earhiiers
Pat Duncan
Scammny, Bohne
Red Players
Eye
New York Policeman Tosses Heavy Shot 51 Feet
Orville Wanzer, a New York police officer, reportedly threw the shot 51 feet at Travers Island trials, challenging the world record. The 260-pound athlete trains two hours indoors and plans heavier work in warm weather, aiming to boost the department’s standing in track and field events.
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New York
Robert Edgren
John Flanagan
Martin Sheridan
Jack Eller
Matt McGrath
Flanagan
Pat McDonald
Dick Sheridan
Martin
Bob McAllister
A. A. WU
Egon Erickson
N. Y
Orville Wanzer
Fifth Avenue
59Th Street
Broadway
Wanzer
Orville
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Travers Island
Ralph Rose
Berney Weters
Mike Hickey
Hickey
Ruddy
McGrath
Harlem
Matt
Lynch to pursue featherweight title after bantam loss
Joe Lynch, the former bantamweight champion, says in New York he will seek the featherweight title within a year. He plans to rest and gain weight to a natural middle, hoping to prove he is not finished in boxing despite losing the bantam crown to Abe Goldstein last night.
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United Press
New York
Joe Lynch
Abe Goldstein
Lynch
College teams dominate by wide margins across sports
The article notes Cornell winning the collegiate world title for the first time in ten years, Ithaca beating Princeton 30 to 20, Butler beating Kansas City 36 to 26 for the national A AU crown, Dean Brownell setting an indoor pole vault record, Illinois sweeping the Big Ten track title, Jockey Walls winning the Ti juana derby with 12000 prize, Washburn named Texas A&M captain, Firpo facing heavy losses if quitting boxing, Everett Scott's 1138 game hitting streak, and South Texas planning a regional baseball league with Corpus Christi and other towns.
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Charley Paddock
Cornell
Ithacans
Princeton Tigers
Butler College of Indianapolis
Kansas City Athletic Club
Dean Brownell
University of Illinois
Illinois
Deep Thoughts
Jockey Walls
Cherokee Lee
Buster Keaton
P. J. Washburn
Aggie
Texas A
Firpo
Everett Scott
Agate
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Kennedy
Yorktown
Yoakum
Cuero
Gonzales
Runge
Lockhart
Carpentier in Secret Training Ahead of Vienna Fight
Paris reports Georges Carpentier trains in secret, signaling a more important goal than his Vienna bout with Arthur Townley. Manager Francois Descamps says Carpentier has signed two summer fights in the United States against Gene Tunney and Tommy Gibbons.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Vienna
Arthur Townley
Francois Descamps
Cerpentier
United States
Gene Tunney
Tommy Gibbons
Tilden Retires From Tennis To Focus On Writing
New York March 22 Official word confirms that William Tilden world singles champion will retire from tennis at year end to pursue a writing career.
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New York
William T. Tilten
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Time extended again for Hitl Crest golf tournament
The qualifying period at Hitl Crest Country Club has been extended by one week due to weather. If further delays occur officials may order special equipment for deep water play to keep the event on schedule.
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Hitlcrest
Allen Not to Lead Teams to Olympic
General Henry T. Allen will not manage the U S Olympic team in Paris this summer. Admiral Andrew Long representing the navy and an army representative will supervise the team in France. Allen remains vice president of the Olympic committee and leads the fundraising campaign here.
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Washington
Henry T. Allen
Paris
Andrew Long
Navy
Army
France
General Allen
Jessup Wins American Women’s Indoor Tennis Title
Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington Del defeats Lillian Scharman Brookline Mass 6 2 in the final to win the American women’s national indoor tennis championship in Brookline Mass.
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Jessup
Brookline
Mass
Mis
Marion Zinderstein
Wilmington
Del
Lillian Scharman
Brookline Estar
St. Joseph Beats Buffs in Western League Practice Game
St. Joseph tops the Houston Buffs 4 to 1 in a Western league practice game. Hollis hit a two run homer in the ninth to seal the win.
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ST. Joseph
BUFFS
Houston
Hollis
Houston Buffs
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