Clingman to Wrestle Rod Fenton in Thursday Card
Grinning from a sick bed Dutch Mantell announced a main event match pitting Rod Fenton against Otis Clingman for Thursday night at the National Guard Armory. Mantell reported Clingman is in top shape after a Hot Springs rest, and will wrestle alone with no family present. Fenton consented, saying it’s about proving himself, while Mantell plans future top matches including Gus Kallio for a spring middleweight title.
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Dutch Mantell
Rod Fenton
Otis Clingman
National Guard Armory
Mantell
Clingman
Hot Springs
N. M
Fenton
Dutchman
Gus Kallio
Jones Will Play in Masters Every Year
Bobby Jones Jr finished 13th tied with 294 in the first Masters Invitation, 10 strokes behind Horton Smith. He blamed loss on greens and putter and declared the Augusta tournament will be an annual event, denying a return to the National Open.
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Jones
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Merion
Smith
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Fielding Wallace
Billy Burke
Robert Tyre
Bobby
al Espinosa
Midwick Polo Beats Texas in Pacific Coast Semifinal
Midwick led by Eric Pedley and Lin Howard defeated the favored Texas team 10 to 6 in the Pacific Coast open polo semifinal in Beresford California. Rube Williams scored twice for Texas but Midwick surged ahead by halftime and earned a shot at San Mateo in the final next Sunday. Lough Nasail, Lake of the Eye, County Sligo Ireland, once occupied 45 acres but has since vanished leaving a dry 18 foot deep hole.
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Beresford
Calif
Eric Pedley
Lin Howard
Midwick
Texas
Rube Williams
San Mateo
Lough Nasail
Lake-of-the-Eye
County
Sligo
Ireland
Giant South African diamond fetches 315000 at London sale
A London saleswoman compares a large South African gem to an egg in size. Found a month ago by Jacobus Jonker, a veteran prospector, the stone sold for 315000. The parcel was mailed to London in an ordinary envelope.
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South Africa
Jacobus Jonker
London
Baseball Scores and Today’s Exhibition Schedule
From Associated Press summaries of exhibition games in multiple cities players listed for teams including Boston New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Newark Cleveland Kansas City Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal Sacramento St Louis Brooklyn Montreal and others with results from first and second games and a day’s schedule listing matchups in St. Petersburg Winter Haven Bradenton and Fort Lauderdale across various leagues.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
CAL
Detroit
Newark
Cleveland
New Orleans
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Columbus
Brooklyn
Montreal
Sacramento
Toledo
Beaumont
St. Petersburg
Winter Haven
Bradenton
Fort Lauderdale
Buffalo
West Palm Beach
Fla
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Jack King Departs Rialto for Valley Theater Post
Rialto Theater manager Jack King leaves Sunday for Harlingen to take a similar job, announced by Will R. Winch city manager of Paschall Texas Theaters. John McIlheran of Wichita Falls takes Mr King’s place. McIlheran comes from a theater family with brothers in theater and film exchange in Dallas.
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Jack King
Rialto
Harlingen
Will R. Winch
Paschall-Texas
John Mcllheran
Wichita Falls
Mr. King
Mr. Mcllheran
Dallas
Labor Trouble Rise In Imperial Valley
Ellis Jones, former Columbus editor, is reported missing amid renewed Imperial Valley labor troubles. Ernest Bessig of the ACLU says a group of farmers threatened Jones and him on arrival for a Calexico labor meeting. Jones was to preside. ACLU rep fled to Calexico jail for protection.
Training Camp News Briefs
Reports from spring camps across the nation highlight positional battles and trades. Ossie Bluege impresses at third base for the Senators in a 17 0 win over Biloxi, while Cecil Travis watches from the bench. Joe Gilleaudeau promises hats to Dodgers players after beating the Giants. Babe Ruth continues to impress in Florida with six homers in seven games and a .390 average. The Cubs host the Angels at Wrigley Field as the White Sox rest due to field issues. Browns sweep the Giants then face Buffalo as workouts proceed. George Watkins comments on his trade to the Giants, while Connie Mack reportedly pursues Hank Erickson and adds Rip Radcliffe and George Detore to potential Louisville deals.
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Associated Press
Biloxi
Miss
Ossie Bluege
Joe Crain
Nats
Cecil Travis
Cronin
Washington Senators
Bluege
Cleveland Indians ready to trade Wes Ferrell for second baseman
Cleveland plans to deal pitcher Wes Ferrell who sulked through spring training. They seek a top second baseman to complete the lineup, with Buddy Myer eyed by Washington and Wally Berger considered as possible infield options. The club hopes a calmer roster will raise performance after last season.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Cleveland
Wesley Ferrell
Ferrell
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Senators
Travis
Walter Johnson
Louis Berger
New Orleans Pelicans
Berger
W. William Knickerbecker
Odel Hale
Star Moundsman
Johnson
Lloyd Brown
Boston Red Sox
Cissell
Derby Favorite Race Talk Favors Mati Hari Over Sir Thomas
The article discusses top juvenile sprinters entering the 1920s era Kentucky Derby season. Mati Hari, a Dixiana filly, is the early Derby favorite at 10 to 1 after wins in the Breeders Futurity and Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes. Sir Thomas, a son of Sir Gallahad III trained by Alec Gordon at Douglas Park, is the second choice, though he failed to win last year.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York
Latonia
Mati Hari
Harry Payne Whitney
Lexington
Matt Hari
Sir Thomas
Sir Gallahad, III
Singing Wood
Gallant Fox
Alec Gordon
Douglas Park
Kentucky
Augusta Masters Parade Reveals Golf's Lively Cast
Henry McLemore reports from Augusta on the Augusta Masters Invitation showing star players and quirky anecdotes. Bobby Jones masks for luck with a silver four leaf clover while Craig Wood describes a near perfect par four as luck not a great stroke. The piece notes players habits and contrasts in personality amid a bustling tournament mood.
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Craig Wood
Wood
Craig
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
St. Andrews
Leo Diegel
Wild Bill
Haly
Bob Jones
Last Rites for Sutherland Held in Houston
William Sutherland 68 a former Royal Northwest Mounted Police member died after a lingering illness and will be buried here tomorrow. The report also notes state police crediting federal relief employment with crime reduction and mentions three year olds and Sir Gallahad lineage in a jumbled, unfocused fragment.
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Sutherland Houston
U.P
William Sutherland
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
California
Eleanor Ambrose Plans Comeback Dance Pairing in New York
Former Maurice partner and Sam Katz widow Eleanor Ambrose is pictured in New York after rehearsals for a comeback. She will perform with Charles Sabin, Maurice's protege, marking a return to the limelight.
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Eleanor Ambrose
Maurice
Sam Katz
New York
Charles Sabin
Baer to Begin Training For Primo Camera Title Bout
Max Baer hiked toward a 5 000 foot snow line above Lake Tahoe with brother Buddy and manager Ancil Hoff man as part of early shape work ahead of the heavyweight title fight in New York on June 14. Baer called the climb a light drill and said he will start serious training later, while a stray note on fox hunting costs in Britain appears.
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Tahoe City
Calif
Max Baer
Lake Tahoe
Primo Camera
New York
Qglobin
Buddy
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Son of Mme Dubonnet Charged with Murder Aboard Liner
Andrew D. Kirwan, son of Mme Paul Dubonnet once famed as the world best dressed woman, left Paris for New York where he is charged with murder for stabbing a fellow passenger aboard the liner President Garfield.
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Mme
Paul Dubonnet
Jean Nash
Paris
New York
Andrew D. Kirwan
President Garfield
Associated Presa
Wallis Tot Dies Here Early Today
Clyde Oliver Wallis three year old son of Mr and Mrs G Q W Wallis died at 302 North Lamar Street at 12 10 this morning Funeral services from Griggs Funeral Chapel at 4 Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev J Bisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church pallbearers Farl Baggs Clarence Perkins Harley Dean and Wilburn Dorsey Burial in Liano Cemetery beside parents Survived by two brothers George Warren Jr five and Gerald Lloyd month old Mr Wallin employed by U S Amelting Corporation and lived in Amarillo seven years
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Clyde Oliver Wallis
W Wallis
North Lamar Street
Griggs Funeral Chapel
J. ©. Bisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Farl Baggs
Clarence Perkins
Harley Dean
Wilburn Dorsey
Liano Cemetery
George Warren, Jr
Gerald Lloyd
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Patsy) Natalie
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