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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
8
Abe Mitchell, winner of the Miami Open, endorses a swing idea focusing on stopping the left hand at impact and driving with the right. He claims this wrist action speeds the clubhead and yields longer drives, a concept critics call a slap of the wrists but it aligns with his powerful results.
Coach A B Hays trains a young Sandstorm squad amid weak home patronage. The team plans away games to build strength, with early improvements in defense and hitting. They travel to Canyon for a Tuesday tilt with the Eagles and face Clarendon College Thursday and Friday, hoping for strong April support to avoid a financial failure.
Major league clubs in Florida practice games reported amid rainy weather. Dodgers beat Senators 11 to 3 while Giants and Phillies split. Babe Ruth starred for the Yankees with a two base hit and three walks. Buddies: Vinces, Vance, Green, Gisborn, Maley released, Shreveport tramps, and Grapefruit League notes.
Tony Padrone the sheik wrestler shows a body scissors and a face lock to win approval from the crowd. He is billed with Cal Farley Thursday night at the armory and is noted as a leading welterweight grappler. Indications point to a large turnout and many women coming to see the handsome Italian perform.
Robert Edgren argues fighters chase paydays more than boxing. He notes Jack Dempsey’s long layoff and desire for big guarantees, criticizes Wills for holding and fouling, and suggests Dempsey should fight more often for a fair cut. Edgren also clocks boxing in broader context of recent schedules and fighters.
Line Sport notes the Cardinals face the Golden Sandstorm on April 8 with added pros. It recalls 1924 results where St Louis finished sixth in the NL, went 65–89, with Hornsby leading batters at .423 and a strong home stand but weaker away record.
Dr J B Landers and Ben Henson tied for low medal play score in Hillcrest Self club qualifying rounds with 18 holes at 72. Match play begins this week and closes Sunday evening. Pairings listed include Landers with Henson and other duos. Rittenberg has no opponent.
The player hit .841 across 92 games with 27 doubles five triples and 14 homers. Also mentioned is Tony Padrone a wrestler voted the most handsome high schooler described as mean in the ring and nicknamed the Shrek.
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