Records Fall As American Aces Triumph At Navy Meet
New York报道记载了海军救济协会田径赛在布朗克斯体育馆举行。MacMitchell 与 Greg Rice 各自夺冠但未破世界室内纪录；Cochran、Borican 等选手刷新多项纪录。Seton Hall 两英里接力及 Georgetown 一英里接力也刷新同期纪录，现场约六千观众见证多项世界室内纪录被打破。
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
6
Old Ed Lewis Returns From Retirement In Dallas Mat Stop
DALLAS March 26 Old Ed Strangler Lewis came out of wrestling retirement due to health and weight concerns. He says he will pursue the world heavyweight title to make it an even half dozen. Lewis recalls 34 years in the ring and 6000 matches with only about 30 losses. He has cut 78 pounds and lowered blood pressure from 200 to 136, aiming for 25 more pounds before reaching ideal weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Strangler) Lewis
Lewis
Two Buffaloes On All Star Quint For Army Game
A 14 man squad will oppose the 2nd corps area all star team in the Army Emergency doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. West Virginia and Western Kentucky State players lead the list with Dary Bari Scotty Hamilton Dick Kesling Oran McKinney Ray Blevins Howard Downing among the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Virginia
Western Kentucky
2Nd Corps Area Allstar
Madison Square Garden
City College
Long Island University
Dary Bari
Scotty Hamilton
Dick Kesling
Oran McKinney
Ray Blevins
Howard Downing
St. John's
Mort Lazar
New York University
Thurman Hall
Texas
Bob Taggart
Western Michigan
Hurdler Reveals New Use For Shoe Shine Massage
Notable Notre Dame hurdler Bill Dillon from Harbor City California explains he gets his shoes shined on race day. He says the brushing and cloth massage soothe his feet and may be a superstition or simply relaxing after a winter season of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Bill Dillon
Harbor City
Calif
Reds Face Slump In Outfield Power Battle At Spring Camp
Cincinnati's Warren Giles seeks a big hitting outfielder to back a strong pitching staff as the Reds grapple with a dearth of .300 caliber bats. Mike McCormick is the lone sure outfielder, with fading averages from Craft Gleason Goodman Kay. Possible remedy hinges on Hank Sauer or a trade, while infield defense fluctuates and pitching depth remains solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Chicaon White Sox
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Reds
Mike McCormick
Mike
Harry Craft
Jim Gleason
Ival Goodman
Ernie Kay
Hank Sauer
Birmingham
Giles
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn
Larry MacPhail
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Elmer Riddle
Joe
Bill Werber
Giants
Bert Haas
Columbus
Chuck Aleno
Werber
Haas
Eddie Joost
Lonnie Frey
Frank McCormick
Roundup of Sports by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A wide array of sports notes from future fights to Navy relief events. Bob Pastor and Jimmy Bivins target Cleveland in mid April while Navy relief shows plan at Chicago Stadium and other service benefits circulate. Major figures including Frank B Ward and Lt. Commander Tom Hamilton appear with varied bids and opinions on sports and military ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Wide World
New York
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Chicago Stadium
Navy
Great Lakes
Stanford
Dartmouth
Centralia
Ill
Jack Joyner
U. of Tennessee
Tom Hamilton
Navy Relief Fund
Jack
War Creates Duffer Boon at Greggton Golf Course
In Gladewater Texas golf officials report a wartime boost as a mower trims rough from Hole No 1 onward making a fairway only course. The rough elimination comes from rubber and golf ball shortages, improving play as balls become easier to locate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladewater
Tex
Greggton Golf Course
Tennis and Golf Notes From Major Events
A look back at past marquee performances: Pauline Betz won the National Women's Indoor Tennis title at Brookline beating Dorothy Bundy 6 1 10 12 6 2 in the finals. Ralph Guldahl claimed the Greensboro Open golf prize with a 280 total. Southwestern Oklahoma State won the National AAU wrestling team title. Dave Schriner led the NHL in scoring with 46 points for the New York Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
Pauline Betz
Dorothy Bundy
Brookline
Ralph Guldahl
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Dave “Sweeney
Schriner
New York Americans
National Hockey League
Six Records Are Broken in Navy Relief Meet
World indoor track marks fell at the navy relief meet with Roy Cochran leading in the 400 meters at 47.9 and sets by Cochran in the 440 yard, John Borican in the 800, Borican in the 880, Seton Hall in the two mile relay, and Georgetown in the one mile relay. Also notes Hickory North Carolina growth and a Beaumont exporters game cost.
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New York
Westie MacMitchell
New York University
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Navy Relief Society
MacMitchell
Gil Dodds
Boston
Rice
Bronx Coliseum
Ray Cochran
U. S. Navy
John Borican
Asbury Park N. J
Seton Hall
University of California
Georgetown University
University of Pennsylvania
al Diebolt
Colgate
Robert Lovetts
Georgetown
Miler MacMitchell
Dodds
Mac Mitchell
Frank Dixon
St. Francis Prep
Brooklyn
Roy Cochran
Indiana University
Uncle Sam
Great Lakes
Training Station
Cochran
Thomas Halpin
Walter Koppisch
Columbia University
Alfred Dieboit, Jr
Seton Hall College
Madison Square Garden
Anthony Luciano
Frank Fletcher
Robert Ranier
Chester Lipski
Asbury Park
N. J
Lloyd Hahn
Nebraska
Han
Borican
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Halpin
Hann
Hickory
N. C
United States
AWGC Invades 400 Class Showdown on Indoor Range
Members of the Amarillo Women’s Gun Club tested the 400 round discipline as Arlene Bush posted 308 hits, with Rachel Milam 281, Edith Bibolet 272, Rose Read 272, Elise Hall 271, and Grace Vann 239 as others scored across NRA ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Arlene Bush
Arlene
Rachel Milam
Edith Bibolet
Rose Read
Elise Hall
Grace Vann
National Rifle Association
Grace Vannon
Rose Read Steeeee
Traffic plan eyed to ease Notre Dame game crowds
Notre Dame traffic chief Earl J. Redden says buses may run every 45 seconds from downtown South Bend next football season to ease stadium access. He also seeks rail sidings improvements for special trains to Irish games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Earl J. Redden
Notre Dame Stadium
Redden
Intercollegiate Boxing Championship Opens At LSU
Outstanding college lightweights and matmen from about a dozen schools arrive for the Eighth Annual Intercollegiate Boxing Championships at Louisiana State University. Weigh-ins and pairings start tomorrow with prelims tonight, semis Friday, and finals Saturday. Wisconsin is favored for the team title, with LSU and Southwestern Louisiana Institute expected to challenge. Virginia fields a small squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
University of Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
LaFayette
Wisconsin
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Gene Rankin
Elliot Enlists as Army Chaplain Forces Brooklyn Play
Rev Wilson Eliott a 6 2 230 pound tackle from Chattanooga has joined the Army as a chaplain and cannot play for Brooklyn professionals. West Texas State starts all five players scoring. Price Brookfield leads with 507 points of 2127 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon, Tex
West Texas State
Price Brookfield
Texans
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