Inter scholastic League meet opens with 3000 students
Three thousand high school boys arrive in Austin for the annual Inter scholastic League events in debate, declamation, track, tennis, journalism and more. Roy Bedichek predicts the event will be the league's largest and most successful. Entries span 525 schools with rounds in boys tennis doubles and singles and debates continuing through Friday and finals Saturday.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Roy Bedichek
Milton Freeman
Irvin Hergert
Perryton
Dennis Murphy
R. Copeland
Bowie
Billy van de Mark
Hal Moody
Sherman
Hugh Frazier
Trudy Truelson
Oakcliff
Dallas
Leo Brady
Francis Moore
Abilene
Ranzell Nickelson
Laddie Nickelson
Franklin
Willard Johnson
James Langham
Palestine
Weldon Anderson
Grady Gray
Mack Layle
Bradford Pickett
Liberty
Cecil Starnes
Robert Bachtel
Rankin
Horace Spence
Billy Drushell
Edna
Fred Alter
Gordon Pease
Main Avenue
San Antonio
James Kirgan
Clair Hudson
Weslaco
William Pearce
Amarillo
Charles Lutz
Vernon
W. Hess
Central
Fort Worth
Charles McCleary
Waco
James Adkins
Brady
Otto Machalas
San Jacinto
Houston
Carl Smalley
Yorktown
Harvin Gwinn
Johnny Young
Beeville
Fights Last Night AP Roundup of City Ring Results
New York fights: Maxey Rovenblooms outpointed Larry Johnson, Bob Olin defeated Roy Wallace on foul, Vic Morosco beat Joey Velarde. Chicago bouts: Tuffy Griffiths outpointed Jack Gagnon, Joey Medill defeated Stanislaus Loayza. Other results: Ug Gibson stopped Joe King, Buster Mallini outpointed Johnny Cline, King Levinsky KOed A Keegan. Grand Rapids: Gammy Mandell outpointed Peewee Jerrell in non title bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Maxey Rovenblooms
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Bob Olin
Roy Wallace
Indianapolis
Vic Morosco
Joey Velarde
Mexico City
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Jack Gagnon
Boston
Joey Medill
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Ug Gibson
Waco
Texas
Joe King
New Orleans
Buster Mallini
Johnny Cline
Fresno
Calif
King Levinsky
Keegan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gammy Mandell
Peewee Jerrell
Mishawaka
Ind
Flying Circus Opens Harding Ranch Sunday
The Acme Flying Circus rehearses at Harding's Ranch in Amarillo for a Sunday 2 p.m. exhibition promising the Panhandle’s biggest flying show. Plans include loops, rolls, Immelmann turns, tail spins, and stunts such as a 5,000 foot parachute jump by Maurice Young and a horse-to-airplane leap by Ken Gibson.
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Acme Flying Circus
Harding
Amarillo
Panhandle
B. B. Snow
Maurice Young
Ken
Hoot) Gibson
White Sox rise among early season elite in major league races
The Chicago White Sox sit among the leaders after a 6 4 defeat to Detroit, with four regulars batting over .300 and Cissell as a spark plug. Washington suffered a 9 0 loss to New York as Pipgras and strong defense fueled the Yankees.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washington
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cissell
Bill Cissell
Elon Hogsett
Detroit
Sox
Senators
George Pipgras
New York Yankees
Pipgras
Yankee
Brown
Burke
Browns
Clint
Cleveland
Indians
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New Orleans
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Milton Gaston
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Gaston
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
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New York Giants
Pat Crawford
Robins
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Sylvester Johnson
Reds
Joe Stripp
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Percy Jones
Pat Malone
Pirates
Boston
Braves
Phillies
Ed Brandt
Philadelphia
Chicago turf season opens with six-month program
The Associated Press reports Chicago launches its longest and richest turf season. Five tracks host a six month program with almost a million dollars in stake events. Aurora Exposition Park opens first, running 21 days with seven races daily and fair purses. A line notes a fragment about chemicals and electrons.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aurora Exposition Park
College Baseball Results Show Mixed Outcomes
Michigan edges Chicago 4 to 3 while Iowa State Teachers tops Michigan State 5 to 4. Illinois defeats Purdue 12 to 1 and Notre Dame beats Wisconsin 5 to 3. In other items, two long distance telephone circuits averaging 51 daily calls link New York and Los Angeles.
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United Press
Michigan
Chicago
Iowa State
Michigan Tate
Iinois
Purdue
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
New York
Los Angeles
British women take opening golf match at Sunningdale
British team captained by Molly Gourlay wins the first foursome at Sunningdale led by Enid Wilson. The Americans counter with two foursome victories by Maureen Orcutt and Helen Hicks, while Virginia Van Wie halves and Corlett with Latham Hall win the final foursome.
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Associated Press
Sunningdale
Eng
Molly Gourlay
Glenna Collett
Miss Gourlay
Enid Wilson
Miss Collett
Marion Bennett
New Britain
Conn
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
HM. A. Martell
Hartford
D. Pearson
Phyllis Lobbett
England
Helen Hicks
New York
Lee Mida
Chicago
Doris Park
Diana Fishwick
Virginia van Wie
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
J. B. Watson
Jean McCulloch
E. Corlett
Latham Hall
Fritzi Stifel
Wheeling
W. Va
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Howard Payne and Simmons Set Track Marks in Abilene Meet
Howard Payne defeated Simmons University 75 1 2 to 55 1 2 as Nig McCarver led with 25 points winning the 100 and 220 dashes the hurdles and the broad jump. Bartlett set javelin and Cloninger tied high jump and set pole vault record. Montana reports prison population surpassing 700.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Tex
Texas
Howard Payne Tracksters
Nig McCarver
Simmons University
McCarver
Smith
Simmons
Bartlett
Gregg
Cloninger
Howard Payne
New Dallas Owner Promises Open Gates For Contest
Sol Dreyfuss the new owner of the Dallas club in the Texas League plans a big day with a 12 inning game between second division and first division teams to draw crowds. Attendance has fallen near 590. gate workers may be laid off as tickets go on sale for the event.
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Associated Press
Sol Dreyfuss
Dallas
Dreyfuss
Steers
Beaumont
Chick Shiver
Rosenbloom Slaps Way to Ring Win
Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Larry Johnson by decision in a light heavy bout at Madison Square Garden. The win keeps Rosenbloom as a leading light heavyweight contender and sets up a possible shot at Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, the commissioned light heavyweight champion.
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United Press
New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Toy
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Rosenbloom
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
New York State Athletic Commission
Eight Stars Remain in Texas Women's Golf Tournament
Texarkana May 1 eight stars remain in the Texas Women's Golf Association third round led by Mrs F E Pharr of Texarkana defending champion. Matches included Mrs C C Cary Dallas vs Pharr and Miss Anna B Thompson Fort Worth age 16 against L W Magruder et al with Mrs I S Segall Dallas vs Mrs G B Stuart Texarkana and Miss Hilda Urbantke Austin vs Mrs Theodore Van Knoop Houston. Observers expect the Caryphora tilt winner to contend for the championship trophy Saturday night. A note on film industry and a tear gas container invention appear in the mix of unrelated items.
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Associated Press
Texarkana
Tex
F. E. Pharr
C. C. Cary
Dallas
Pharr
L. W. Magruder
Anna B. Thompson
Fort Worth
I. S. Segall
G. B. Stuart
Hilda Urbantke
Austin Star
Theosdore van Knoop
Houston
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