Hubbell Dominates NL Pitching Amid Mixed Giants Start
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants stands as the National League’s top pitcher, posting a 1.28 ERA over 35 innings this season with five runs allowed, one unearned. He yielded a 1-0 defeat to Cincinnati as the Cubs and Cardinals jockey for position behind St. Louis.
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Bold Venture Heads Three-Year-Old Money Winners List
Bold Venture, Kentucky Derby winner, leads the three-year-old money list as strong rivals loom for upcoming Preakness at Pimlico May 16 and Belmont Stakes June 6. Brevity, Red Rain, memory of Derby losses, and others challenge Bold Venture. trainer Max Hirsch may skip some stakes to keep him fresh. Leading money winners include Bold Venture 38475 and Brevity 27600 with several others racing for top honors.
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N C A A sets transfer rule
The National Collegiate Athletic Association rules that two years of junior college competition count as one year of senior college. Beginning in 1936-37 championship eligibility is limited to those with no more than three years of varsity competition.
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Pampa Road Runners to face Phillips at Metro Park
The Pampa Road Runners, still smarting from a 9 to 4 win over Phillips, travel to Metro Park for a Tuesday night clash with the Phillips team. Manager Sammy Hale adds Liz Funk to strengthen the lineup as Country Davis plans to start Lefty Dacus on the mound for the opener. Doors open for 40 cent general admission and the week concludes with a House of David appearance next Saturday at Metro Park.
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Derby Day Musings From Louisville Note Makers
United Press recalls Derby day scenes in Louisville with Bold Venture and Brevity. Maxie Hirsch discusses odds, fans joke about Teufel, guardsman infield prep, mint juleps, and a jokey critique of race officials. Ends with notes on Russian puppets and a 3000-puppet cast.
Texas Player Is Left Off Curtis Cup Squad
Gleneagles Scotland May 5 A six player American Curtis Cup team was named by captain Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware to defend the cup against Great Britain with tomorrow’s singles and foursomes. Also selecting six for Britain, the draw shows Berg replacing alternates and several matchups featuring Ware Glutting and Orcutt Crews.
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Maverick Club and Center Stage Mother's Day Program
In a joint Sunday show the Maverick Club and Social Center girls present a Mother's Day program at the auditorium with Galloway Grimes Seaman Pitman committees. Acts include Gib Howard Aubrey Robertson the O'Dell family and Deacon Jones with audience singing, a Bible story, and an oration. Four Maverick boys and two girls opened the Sunday School program, praised for their fine performances. New York May 5 U P Boxer search continues after Barney Ross defeat Izzy Janazzo gave Crleborn a boxing lesson in 10 rounds.
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Dallas Steers Top Loop List in Texas League Race
The Dallas Steers moved into first place in the Texas League by halting a ninth inning rally that would have tied the game with Galveston. Beaumont’s loss to Tulsa enabled the Steers to take lead, while Milstead’s pitching limited Beaumont to five singles in Tulsa’s 5 2 win. Eddie Marleau blanked the San Antonio Missions as Oklahoma City won 5 0, and Houston Buffs beat Fort Worth 5 4 despite base running miscues.
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Olympic Candidates At Princeton Track Trials Meet
New York May 5. Virtually every candidate for the American Olympic team will compete at the 48th annual American track and field championships in Princeton New Jersey on July 3 and 4. chairman J P Walsh announced the senior program features 23 events including the 400 and 1600 meter relay races with 21 events for juniors.
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Kellogg Centennial sampling in Amarillo homes
Local boys in bright green shirts and red Kellogg caps distribute the Centennial package containing four cereals corn flakes shredded wheat biscuits and both rice and wheat krispies. The family breakfast kit includes a premium offer and an enclosed booklet detailing how to obtain it. W J Flavin Kellogg representative endorses insisting on Kellogg products when substitutes arise.
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Amarillo Chamber Directors Meet Tomorrow at Silver Grill
Directors of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow at noon at the Silver Grill. They will transact organization work for the fiscal year under President Guy Saunders and plan to launch the annual membership drive soon after the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention.
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Softball standings and results from Monday league play
National League results list Texaco 22 Santa Fe 6, Panhandle Laundry 6 Clowe and Cowan 1, JCD Club 6 Smythe Auto 1, Roberts & Olver 7 Borden's 6. American League schedule items include Cowle Electric versus Barbers Union and Maxor Drag versus Elks Club. Standings show partial team records with unclear spellings and several entries garbled.
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Standings and schedules roll across baseball and boxing notes
Baseball standings show Boston and New York in top spots with Cleveland Detroit Washington and Chicago each holding subleaders. American Association results list Columbus St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Toledo Kansas City and others with night games noted. Boxing results include Freddy Cochran and Al Gillette decisions and wrestling outcomes in New York and Hollywood events.
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Derby echoes and sharp bets crown small track stars
May 5 report from New York notes Ira Hanford hailed as top rider as Widener colt wins most races. Bold Venture bets pay off for George Daley, while Prof Keefe and other writers back various horses. Sammy Mandell and Mark Hellinger weigh in on favorites as minor league players stay under 21 in the Piedmont League. Nebraska spring drills draw attention from other Big Six programs amid Schmeling questions.
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Widener
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Herald-Tribune
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
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Columbia
8. C
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McLarin
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Canzoneri
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South Atlantic
Jack Levy
Nebraska
Max Schmeling
Templeton is Shoots Winning Gold at Amarillo Gun Club
T J Templeton won the gold medal at the Amarillo Gun Club Sunday shoot. Allen Early took the silver. Scores include Templeton 46x50 and Early 46x50 among numerous participants from Pampa and nearby towns.
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R. C. Neely, Jr
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Los Angeles Sprinter Bryant Allen Sparks Meet Talk
In a recent meet Bryant Allen, a Los Angeles high school sprinter, ran the 100 in 9.8 and the 220 in 21.6. The chatter centers on his speed and potential for turning heads in track circles. Meanwhile Rogers Hornsby looms as a challenge for American League clubs as the Browns continue to produce runs.
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Yesterday's Stars shine in early baseball wins
Filbert Stine and Kiki Cuyler led the Reds and hosted a blanking of the Giants with eight hits. Cuyler's triple set up the winning run. Joe Coscarat doubled off Leroy Parmelee to drive in three. Billy Sullivan pushed two runs across with a homer off Pete Appleton for the Indians.
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Evangeline League Scores Snapshot
Abbeville 2 Rayne 8 Jeanerette 7 Lake Charles 8 Alexandria 10 New Iberia 5 showing results across the Evangeline League with Lake Charles and Alexandria posting wins amid tight games and lower results for Abbeville Rayne Jeanerette and New Iberia.
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