Inaugural Arlington Downs Exhibition Opens With Twelve Horses
The Tulsa Oilers lost 10-0 to the Texas Longhorns in an exhibition at Seguin after being shelled by 17 hits. Other games: Oklahoma City Indians beat Halliburton Cementers 2 1 in Shreveport, Dallas Steers edged House of David 1 0 in Longview. Influenza sidelined Houston players Justin Stein Oscar Georgy and Vernon Taylor.
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North and South action at Pinehurst mixed with Arlington Downs notes
Observations from Pinehurst on the North and South at Pinehurst detail Hagen as the miracle man with low scores and late nights and praise the No. 2 course by Donald Ross. Arlington Downs entry notes cover Sound Advice and rivals in the Inaugural Handicap with details on weights, riders, and likely scratches.
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Prank Tanni
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Bearded Bees Strengthen Pitching Depth and Catchers
McKechnie comments on catching prospects Ray Mueller and McKechnie plans to farm out depth for experience. Ray Benge John Babich and Bobby Reis join from Brooklyn to form part of a first five with Ben Cantwell and Dan MacFayden. Jim Chaplin joins from Nashville after a 24 11 season and could start regularly. Bees expect improvements across second division clubs.
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Henry Johnson
Pinky Higgins
Hal Warstler
Lemar Newsome
Short
Jim Oglesby
Los Angeles
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Oglesby
Finney
Bob Johnson
Wally Moses
George Puccinelli
Baltimore
Charlie Berry
Lopes
Ray Mueller
McKechnie
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Ray Benge
John Babich
Bobby Reis
Eme
Brooklyn
Ben Cantwell
Dan MacFayden
Cantwell
Jim Chaplin
Nashville
Bees
Kansas Favored Cage Team in College Trials
Kansas University led by coach F C Allen tops contenders for Olympic basketball final trials. The Jayhawks beat Utah State 39 37 in Kansas City as inter district playoffs begin to choose five college teams for the New York Olympic trials. Oregon State and Washington win to advance, with two more sections starting tonight and Niagara vs Temple set for Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Thousands converge on Aintree for Grand National day
Nearly 200000 Londoners head to Aintree for the Grand National race to be run tomorrow. Golden Miller, Dorothy Paget's 1934 winner, is the favorite at 4 to 1, with Major Noel forlong's Reynoldstown at 7 to 1 after last year's drama.
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Bees Bomb Reds to Split Series in St. Petersburg
The Boston Bees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8-5 in St. Petersburg. A walk and four consecutive singles produced four runs in the third, Bees added more in the sixth, and three in the eighth to seal the win.
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Tulane Eyes New Football Deal With Slim Spring Turnout
Tulane's Red Dyson earns praise as a potential head coach while spring practice draws only 43 players. The roundup mentions racing impresarios in Panama, Dempsey’s tip on Red Burman, Derby eligibles Bien Holt and Bow To Me, and notes on Snavely Cornell and Lefty O Doul.
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Texas Relays field grows toward record entrants
The ninth University of Texas Relays drew 938 athletes today with more schools adding for Saturday’s track carnival. Officials expect over 1,100 entries including 44 universities and colleges and 54 high schools. Tulsa, East Texas State, North Texas and John Tarleton joined the list.
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Laundrymen Capture Cage Championship
Panhandle Laundry cagers defeated Red and White Stores 42 to 25 to sweep the City Basketball League finals. The Laundrymen had won game one 43 to 29, setting up tonight’s decisive series finish with The News-Globe club in second place.
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Ee Ateccedeere
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Longhorns Hit Hard by Spring Football Rebuild
Texas coach Jack Chevigny reshapes the Texas Longhorns line with 60 spring candidates. Clint Small moves to center, sophomores Landers and Butler add weight, and Bernard Essanias is tested at multiple spots. The squad battles for guard and end roles as the schedule adds LSU, Oklahoma, Minnesota, and Arkansas away games.
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Amarillo
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Breckenridge
Jack Landers
Lewell Butler
Louis Olivier
Port Arthur
Ray Keeling
Dallas
Nick Frankovic
Chicago
Ernest McGee
Corsicana
Charles Nasser
el Campo
Howard Terry
Cameron
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Houston
J. P. Henderson
Fort Worth
LSU Track Squad Heads to Texas Relays in Austin
A 13 man LSU track and field squad departs Baton Rouge tomorrow for the Texas Relays in Austin. Coach Bernie Moore and Assistant Coach W. B. Gourrier will accompany the team as referees, with entries in the 100 yards, 3000 meters, shot put, discus, javelin, broad jump, high jump, pole vault, mile relay, and distance medley.
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Louisiana State University Track and Field
Texas Relays
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Texas Trots Tulsa In Exhibition Baseball Tilt
Texas scored 10 runs and held Tulsa scoreless to win the second of a two game exhibition. Teas batters collected 17 hits off three Tulsa pitchers while Branch gave up two hits in five innings. Tulsa managed one hit off Midkiff in four innings. Augusta golf faces Crews final berth dispute with Wattles after 5 and 4 quarter final win by Crews over Bourne.
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Peggy Wattles
Miami
Barbara Bourne
Tigers crush Senators in wild exhibition 17 to 10
Detroit piling up 20 hits to Washington 14 as the Tigers pound the Senators 17 to 10 in Lakeland. Al Simmons hits a fifth inning homer with manager Mike Cochrane aboard. Powell homers for Washington in the ninth. Dodgers for sale in Clearwater asking 2 million dollars.
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Grapplers Battle Brings Top Middleweight Clingman Nearby
Tonight at the National Guard Armory George Poulos faces Ry Sharman in a head to head wrestling main event. Otis Clingman, a leading middleweight from Amarillo, heads to town boosting the stakes and purse. The winner earns a front row spot as Clingman selections loom, promising a thrilling match.
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Amarillo
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Red Sox topple Newark Bears in spring tilt
In Sebring Florida on March 25 the Boston Red Sox offense pounded five Newark Bears pitchers for 14 hits as they defeated the International Leaguers 9 to 7. Johnny Welch and Jack Wilson started and combined for eight hits allowed.
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Redmen Stop Pelicans 7 2 in Cleveland Win
Cleveland Indians beat the New Orleans Pelicans 7 to 2 extending their training season win streak to ten. Five runs in the fourth inning, powered by triples from Campbell and Vosmik, propelled the rally.
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Investigation Finds Relief Chiselers Not Criminal
Pasadena authorities conclude many relief applicants are ignorant of relief rules rather than criminals. A systematic education campaign will launch to inform applicants about proper charity and relief regulations.
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U.P
Wrestling Results From Across the United States
Vincent Lopez defeated Man Mountain Dean in Los Angeles while Chief Little Wolf wrestled to a draw with Oki Shikina. Bronco Valdez threw Jack McArthur in Texas. Joe Dusek beat Al Mercier in Holyoke. Jim Londos defeated Leo Savage in St Louis and Paul Jones defeated John Caddock. Frank Sexton pinned George McCloud in Columbus.
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Sedalia
George McCloud
Etna
Boxing Fight Results From Coast Surgeries
Hans Birkie of Oakland defeated Hank Hankinson on a decision in Oakland. Buddy Baer stopped Jack Petrie in Sunnyvale. Tony Curro from New York technically knocked out Al Manfredo in Fresno. Leonard Del Genio beat Sammy Angott in New York at Star Casino on a decision.
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Hank Hankinson
Akron
Buddy Baer
Jack Petrie
Sunnyvale
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Tony Curro
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al Manfredo
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Texan Leads Picard In Pinehurst Final
Sixty players began the 36 hole North and South Open final at Pinehurst with Henry Picard two strokes behind Ray Mangrum at halfway. Mangrum shot 68 yesterday to lead with 141, Picard totals 143 after a 73 following his 71. Gene Sarazen 145, Paul Runyan 146. About one in three Romanian families on government payroll.
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