Insurance Five Beat Arnholz in Bowling Go
City Bowling League results show Regan-Thompson five beating Arnholz Coffee men 2675 to 2475, Hurst Jewelrymen over Hamilton Tiremen 2102 to 2028, and Cal Farley Tiremen dominating Panhandle Motors 2027 to 1795. Regans led from start to finish in all matches with brisk pin action and clear margins.
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Regan-Thompson
Arnholz Coffeemen
Hurst Jewelrymen
Hamilton Tiremen
Cal Farley Tiremen
Panhandle Motors
Regans
Regan-Thompson Daley
Creeves
Hamilton Tire Co
Estbourn Teeee
Fraclick
Montgomery Sees
Laidley Sa Etawnee
Hurst Jewelry Co
Burras Trevenes
Marten Wee
Wees
Burnett Eeeewee
Weweee
Cal Farley Lennox Tee
Teasseveseevees
Travis
Panhandle Motor Co. Cunningham
Wagner Wae
Bivins . Resevees
Wismeyer
Sccoss
Buffs Set for Stiff Training After Rest Day
Houston March 26 United Press reports the Buffs will have a heavy training session today following a rest day. Beaumonts Exporters are set to play the Buffs in exhibition games in Houston on Saturday and Sunday.
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Houston
Narvon Buffs
Beaumont
Buffs
By Their Mannerisms You Shall Know Them
Hollywood columnist Dan Thomas notes how actors’ unspoken gestures define their screen presence. He cites Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo as examples and lists recurring habits: Joan Marie Dressler tilts her chin, Marilyn Monroe style arms, Wallace Beery rubs his nose, Lewis Stone purses lips and raises brows, John Gilbert rocks on his toes, Norma Shearer grips her hip, Joan Crawford lifts chin, William Haines touches lips with a handkerchief, Robert Montgomery fingers together, Ramon Navarro flings his arms when excited. He argues these unconscious acts persist beyond direction and escape notice by directors.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
March
Gilbert
Barrymore
Barthelmess
Chevalier
Marlene Dietrich
Morocco
Greta Garbo
Miss Dietrich
Greta
Great Garbo
Joan Marie Dressler
Norma
Parke
Marion Davies
Wallace Beery
Lewis Stone
John Gilbert
Norma Shearer
Joan Crawford
William Haines
Robert Montgomery
Ramon Navarro
Elkins Chosen Captain Of 1932 Longhorn Maple Court
W H Bull Elkins UT star athlete and Phi Beta Kappa student was elected captain of the 1932 Longhorn basketball squad. He led in scoring this season and said he supported a petition circulated by players seeking the discharge of Coach Fred W Walker, who attended the meeting where Elkins was elected.
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Elkins
University of Texas
University Athletic Council
Fred W. Walker
Walker
Longhorns
Farms form new villages in East Prussia in 1930
Koenigsburg report states division of large Prussian estates into small farms created 70 new villages in East Prussia during 1930. A further 67,000 acres are to be divided this year as part of the program.
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Koenigsburg
East Prussia
Dry Fishermen In Casting Contest in Fort Worth
Fort Worth on March 26 hosts a casting contest with 150 expert anglers from across Texas. The event features three divisions amateur expert and open with awards totaling 250 dollars for accuracy and distance tests.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Texas
TCU Exhibition Schedule and Intrasquad Practice
Fort Worth March 26 Two more exhibition games added to Texas Christian University's spring slate. TCU will face Ennis Southern Pacific on April 8 and Spudders at Wichita Falls on April 4. Noble Atkins pitched three innings in an intrasquad game, keeping the freshmen scoreless. Also noted, the debate team from Southern California and Hawaii will meet six Japanese university teams in Honolulu in April.
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Y United Press
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Collegians
Ennis Southern Pacific
Spudders
Wichita Falls
Noble Atkins
Christians
Southern California
Hawaii
Honolulu
Perryton Orchestra Broadcasts On Saturday Night
Perryton High School orchestra directed by R R Willmann will broadcast Saturday from 8 30 to 9 30 PM over WDAG as part of the chamber of commerce hour. Mason King of Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will MC. Dimmitt High School orchestra airs Tuesday 8 30 to 9 PM. Perryton won top honors at the Spring Music Festival in Amarillo last week.
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Perryton
R. R. Willmann
WDAG
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Plaina Country
Mason King
C. H. Dean
Amarilloans to Attend W T C C Meet in Lubbock
A large Amarillo delegation will attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Lubbock from May 14 to 16. The event will frame policies in a new manner with conferences to boost West Texas communities. more attendees from the 32 counties are expected. Mason King leads Amarillo’s delegation planning.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber
West Texas
Edwards to Assist in M E Revival
J M Edwards of Ranger director of music will arrive in Amarillo Monday to assist Dr Ira F Key in the Polk Street Methodist Church pre Easter revival meeting. Edwards comes as a singer and revival helper, with services at 745 pm. The meeting opened last Sunday and continues through Easter. Dr Key presides. Thursday sermon topic will be Plumbing the Meaning of Life With Jesus.
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J. M. Edwards
Ranger
Amarillo
Ira F. Key
Polk Street Methodist Church
Edwards
Dr. Key
Jesus
Rites for Baby Albright at Two Today
Funeral services for Hershel Hiram Albright one year old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Albright were held at 2 oclock this afternoon from Griggs Chapel Rev E B Fincher pastor of Ellwood Presbyterian Church officiated Burial was in Llano cemetery The child died Wednesday afternoon at the family home 811 Travis Street
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Hershel Hiram Albright
Lester Albright
Griggs Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Travis Street
Exhibition Game Scores From Training Camp
The Brook line Robins ended their five game exhibition series and sailed for Miami. Yankees close exhibition in St Peters burg with 8 3 win over Phillies. Browns defeat Mud Hens 1 0 and head to Fort Lauderdale for IL game. Indians win noted by Hudlin four innings one hit. Reds Howley cites Wysong strong relief. Cardinals beat Reds 8 2 as Hafey trade talk surfaces. Pirates lose to Angels 9 8 in 12 innings with Harper and Jacobs homers.
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United Presse
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
House of David
Yanks
Phillies
Eee United
West Palm
St. Louis Browns
Toledo Mudhens
Fort Lauderdale
Buffalo Bisons
Hy United Prews
Bradenton
Ila
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Winter Haven
Chick Hafey
Chuck Klein
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Sorrell Shines As Tigers Take Deciding Game
Vic Sorrell pitched four hits for Detroit as manager Bucky Harris led the Tigers to the decisive third win over the Hollywood Stars in San Diego. The strong performance solidified Sorrell as a top pitching option for the club.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
Vic Sorrell
Detroit Tiger
Hollywood Stars
Bucky Harris
Cubs Fall To Seals After Cubs Struggle At Bat
San Francisco Seals trounced the Chicago Cubs 6 to 2 in Cal March 26, Seals battering the Cubs with one triple, two doubles and eight singles while Cubs hit into four double plays. Sorrell pitched eight strikeouts yesterday in a separate note from the series opener, 5 to 1.
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Chicago Cubs
United Press
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Seals
Seal
Cubs
Vega Club Lunch Speaker Draws Kiwanis Delegation
Plainview Kiwanis head Vega Speaker District Governor E. B. Miller spoke at the Vega Club luncheon today with a large Amarillo Kiwanis delegation present.
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Plainview Kiwanis
Vega
Kiwanis
E. B. Miller
Plainview
Vega Club
Amarillo
Mrs Oakes Rites Held at Three Today
Services for Mrs. Dora Wither Oakes, wife of G. F. E. Oakes, 1910 1ler Street, were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. E. B. Fincher and Dr. G. L. Yates officiating. Pallbearers were C. P. Elliott, F. Manning, R. Dean Kirk, Miles Bivins, Arthur Ware, Pem Dento. Burial in Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Funeral Home. The Oakes moved from Channing to Cathart an then Amarillo about 20 years ago. Oakes was with Amarillo National Bank.
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Dora Wither Oakes
G. FE. Oakes
Ler Street
First Bapti Church
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood
C. P. Elliott
F. Manning
R. Dean Kirk
Miles Bivins
Arthur Ware
Pem Dento
Llano
Blackburn Funer
Oakes
Texas
Channing
Banking and Mercantile
Cathart
Amarillo
M Oakes
Amarillo National Bank
Mrs Gragg Rites To Be At Topeka
The body of Mrs Hannah Nichol Gragg 81 who died Wednesday at her granddaughter’s home in Amarillo was forwarded to Topeka Kansas for burial. Relatives accompanied the body to the place of interment. She is survived by a daughter Mrs J J Arthur of Topeka a son Carl N Gragg of Lowell Indiana a daughter in law Mrs Edson Foster of Lowell Indiana a brother Elmer Nichols of Monica California and many grandchildren. The body was prepared for burial by Boxwell Brothers.
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Hannah Nichol Gragg
H. FE. Witchey
Moroe Street
Wopeka
Kan
Plac
Lowell
Indswriter
Edson Foster
Lowel Ind
Elmer Nichols
Monica
Calif
Gran
Boxwell Brothers
Local Club Led by John Royce President
Under the leadership of John Royce, the local club operates with him serving as president guiding activities and direction within the organization. The report highlights his role in steering community efforts and coordinating member engagement.
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John Royce
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