Harvesters Defeat Sandie Boxing Team at Pampa
In Pampa on March 25 the Pampa Harvesters beat the Amarillo Sandies 5 bouts to 4 with two KOs by Roy Ray and Stephens. Several decisions were split by judges forcing referee decisions in five bouts. Sandies edged five weight classes with wins by decision or knockout, including Page and Trimble.
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Pampa
Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo Bandies
Amarillo
Stephens
Turner
Roy Ray
John Hamilton
Sandies
Page
Everett Sparks
Ford Turner
Pete Trimble
Clyde Small
Robert Carey
Jack Lane
Scud Redus
John Cornett
Bert Dever
Lefty Pendleton
A. L. Anderson
Herbert Maynard
Roy Piolo
John Chessher
Classified Help Wanted Notices From Tack Letters
A jumble of short ads seeks work and missing items. Entries include single women seeking garden yard work farm labor or domestic help and a request to locate a lost diamond ring. One note mentions cafe experience and childcare with a wary memory of being struck by a driver near Polk and Sixth.
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J. S. Vars
Tulsa
Tex
Tack
West Sixth Avenue
Juanita Hobdy
Polk
Major Drug five top Blackstone Cleaners in Junior League pins
In a Junior League match Major Drug five defeated Blackstone Cleaners 2733 to 2605. Hudson led with a 640 series high and games of 227 223 and 190. Rude of Talkington Service posted a 607 series with games 194 218 and 195. Other scores include 433 624 2099 from MAVERICK LEAGUE players and Yellow Cab figures 119 178 136 433 among listed names.
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Blackstone Cleaners
Hudson
Rude
Talkington Service
Yellow Cab
Gilbert
Montgomery
Meyers
Elienpeter
Johnson
Myrick
Robertson
Ohio
Paeta
Hickenbottom
Lewis Hunter
Hargraves
Alexander
Jordan Prien
Martini Miller
Gleason
Ayers
Savage
rEeee Rr
Haley Furn. Co
Buccola Ene
Gittrich
Haley
Crittenden
Neely Tweeeed Wees
National Shirt Harris
Blatzheim Beveee
Ridner
Thomas
Senee Weeeee Aos
Dowell
Williama-Boyes Barney
Logan
Boy
Martin
Simmons Atte
Unior League
Boxwell Bros. Cain
Boxwell
J, Neely
Anderson
Pearson
Army & Navy Store
Cy Rieger
A. Feferman
Cogdell
M. RI
Caplan
Zimmerman Tee
Rude Aeee
Maxor Ae Prien Seeeneee
Blanchard
Beadle
Hudson Eee
Pavillard Sees
Hub Clothiers Gaddie Saeeee
Smith
Epstein
Fenberg
Fletcher
Blackstone
Fleharty
Ssaca
Mieran Beeveebeese
Wyatt
McFarland
Ahlstrom
Schecher
Globe-News
Sitton Ae Bie
Wright
McLelland
Gwynn
Ziegler
Martin Settee Eeenee
Pangle Fresher Weetee
Aldridge Eee
Patterson
Peterson Wee Neee
Taming the Identity of the Driver and Job Notices
A dated clipping shows personal employment notices and lost item plea. It includes statements from individuals seeking dry goods store work, farm work by month or day with references, and a request to return two car keys bearing an Amarillo Oldsmobile Co. name and address.
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Tack
South Pierce Street
Amarillo Oldsmobile Co
Oldsmobile Company
Elk Caravan Heads South Of Rio Grande In Historic Exchange
A herd of 18 elk from Oklahoma’s Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge crossed into Mexico near Del Rio to establish elk herds in Coahuila's Carmen Mountain region. Dallas News president Ted Dealy and Carmen Mountain Club’s Raymond Foy led the effort with Mexican officials coordinating the exchange. The herd will be released about 128 miles inland after arrival and inspection.
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del Rio
Tex
Rio Grande
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma
Mexico
International Bridge
Carmen Mountain
Coahuila
Ted Dealy
The
Dallas News
Raymond Foy
Charles Rouse
Enrique L. Elizondo
Dealy
Foy
Joaquin Belloc
Agriculture and Hunting Department
State of
Carmen Ranges
John A. Loomis
San Antonio
Carmen Mountain Club
Fatted Calf Awaits Farmer in Rivalry at Missouri Valley
Kansas City desk reports Marsh Farmer from Fort Worth Texas, a one armed hurdler and sprinter, challenged Freddy Walcott from Rice Institute, at the Missouri Valley AAU meet. Walcott edged Farmer as he won the 60 yard high hurdles in 7.5 seconds to tie the meet record. Walcott holds the world mark at 7.2.
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Kansas
City
Marsh Farmer
Fred Walcott
Farmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Wolcott
Freddy
Rice Institute
Texas Tech
Walcott
Rice
Native Son leads Broadway critics four stars
Canada Lee stars in Native Son drawing four star notices from Broadway critics. Havana games planned for Long Island U players after tip from Senor Sid Feder. Bobby Jones praised at Nassau. pro tennis tour earns 17910450 dollars for first 36 matches. Ohio U cheerleaders travel to Garden tourney. Oklahoma U coach Bruce Drake helps. Abe Simon portrait by AP photographer Harry Harris sparks Neanderthal reference. Northwestern baseball all right handed. Football shifts to Y formation at Southern California. Orange Bowl prep adds 22000 seats before next year. Harold Parrott notes Hank Greenberg and others in elite company. remarks on arches and travel costs.
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New York
Special
Canada Lee
Sid Feder
Jess Losado
Long Island
Harry Harris
Detroit
Abe Simon
Abraham
Boris Karloff
Angel
Harvard
Northwestern
Clark Shaughnessy
Howard Jones
Southern California
Farr fined for curfew breach in London
Tommy Farr paid a pound after a London judge fined him for staying out past curfew until 3 30 A M. Don Mead will pass up the Bowie meeting. Eddie Miller of the Bees improves as a hitter by the minute. Warren C Brown of the Chicago Herald American will MC a testimonial dinner for Connie Mack in San Francisco Saturday night. Pat Valentino meets Bob Nestell on the Nova Baer card.
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Tommy Farr
London
Don Mead
Bowie
Florida
Eddie Miller
The
Bees
Warren C. Brown
Chicago Herald- American
M. C
Connie Mack
San Francisco
Pat Valentino
Bob Nestell
Nova-Baer
Dykes Tied Up With Novikoff In Chicago
Jimmy Dykes taunts Novikoff in exhibition games as the White Sox manager hurls barbs at the Cubs rookie. Novikoff stays unfazed, while Dykes calls him a target and keeps the rivalry lively in Dodgers Stadium.
Eddie Brannick Visits Tropical Park in Colorful Coat
A Giant secretary Eddie Brannick drew stares at Tropical Park as spectators reacted to his multicolored coat. Report sketches a humorous scene with horses reacting and fans amused by the spectacle amid a Florida winter theme.
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Rudolph
Eddie Brannick
Tropical Park
Baseball Stars to Parade in Amarillo April 9
Lou Novikoff and Jimmy Dykes lead a colorful aggregation of baseball stars in Amarillo on April 9 for a Cubs vs White Sox exhibition. Tickets went on sale Monday at Maxor Drug Fisk Building Cretney Drug Oliver Eakle Building Miller's Pharmacy San Jacinto Nelson Drug and Lincoln Street Drug on Tenth Avenue.
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Lou Novikoff
Jimmy Dykes
Amarillo
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Cubs Mentor Dykes Chases Novikoff With Sharp Banter
Novikoff has three hits in 16 at bats across four games while Cubs manager Charlie Dykes batteries with rivals and umpires. Jimmy Wilson defends the rookie, saying fans should not ride young players as they break in. Dykes taunts, promising a tougher stage for Novikoff and joking about W C Fields as a co star.
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Ertheless
Novikoff
Jimmy Wilson
Cub Pilot
Stan Hack
Bill Herman
Cubs
W. C. Fields
Mike Jacobs Announces Boxing Action at Madison Square Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs reveals a May 23 middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden between Ken Overlin and Billy Soose. Soose must defend against Overlin or Georgie Abrams within 90 days if he wins. A June 12 light heavyweight bout pits Anton Christoforidis against Gus Lesnevich, winner to face Jimmy Webb later. Jacobs also reshuffled May Garden dates moving Louis vs Simon to May 9 and Jenkins vs Montgomery to May 16.
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Abe
Detroit
Louis
Simon
Redwood
Bob Pastor
Pastor
Billy Conn
New York
Mike Jacobs
Ken Overlin
Billy Soose
Farrell
Fancy Dan
Madison Square Garden
Soose
Overlin
Georgie Abrams
California
Mike
Anton Christoforidis
Greece
National Boxing Association
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
N. J
Jimmy Webb
Houston
Tex
Jacobs
Garden
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Joe Jenkins
Philadelphia
Bob Montgom
Jorgens First Attempt With White Sox Fails
Orville Jorgens failed in his comeback attempt as he pitched three innings giving up six hits and six runs. The Chicago White Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 6 in an exhibition game in Anaheim California.
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Anaheim
Cal
Orville Jorgens
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Jorgens
Phillies
Sox
Bettina Stops Marshall in Tampa Knockout Victory
Melio Bettina former light heavyweight champion of New York weighed 182 pounds and defeated Jack Marshall of Dallas by technical knockout at the end of the ninth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Melio Bettina
New York
Jack Marshall
Dallas
Schedule Change Extends Louis’ Break Between Fights
The plan shifts Louis back from the 9th to the 16th allowing more rest between outings against Simon and Billy Conn and giving Jenkins an extra week to heal his cut eye.
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Ery
Louis
Simon
Billy Conn
Jenkins
Conforto Wins Unanimous Decision Over Primo Flores
Jerome Conforto of New Orleans boxed smartly to defeat Primo Flores of New York by unanimous decision after a quick start and strategic circling. The bout, praised as the most sensational here in three years, saw Conforto adapt to Flores’s power with left jabs and movement. The report also notes a separate item: Walter F. Brown’s birthplace Toledo has been bought by a church for a new recreation building.
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Houston
Tex
Jerome Conforto
New Orleans
Primo Flores
New York
Conforto
Flores
Toledo, O
Walter F. Brown
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