Conn Brothers Favored In Go Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Billy Conn the senior Conn brother is favored 2½ to 1 to beat Sally Krieger in a 12 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The undercard features Jackie Conn vs Preddie Lewis in a four round bout as fans expect a lively showing from the boxing family in New York.
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Sally Krieger
New York
Conn Bros, Inc
Madison Square Garden
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Preddie Lewis
Conn
Conn- Krieger
Golly
Billy
Krieger
National Boxing Association
Fred Apostoli
New York State Commission
Longest hitters Ruth DiMaggio and golf news mix in ROY
Baseball legend Babe Ruth and golfer Jimmy Thompson are touring Long Island courses while Joe DiMaggio prepares to swing. Al Watrous eyes a strong National Open tune up as he stays under par in recent rounds.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Thompson
Long Island
Joe DiMaggio
Louis
Algn
al Watrous
Detroit
Amarillo Gold Sox stay close with Midland in Abilene bound slate
The Amarillo Gold Sox beat the Midland Cowboys 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel at Malin Park as Wilford Millspaugh limited Midland to three hits and Vernon Hudson debuted at second base. The team heads to Abilene for two games, then Midland, then Lubbock before hosting the Hubbers.
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Midland Cowboys
Wilford Millspaugh
Sox
Swartz
Vernon Hudson
Neal Rabe
Dude Loken
Weldon Ploger
Ploger
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Hudson
Tulsa Oilers
Sox Cowboys
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Ledia
Wooten
Glowtoka
Swarta P
Abrhpoa
Nichols
Jordan Ub
Dorman Ib
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Ee Smythe Sa
Holt Rf
Seveconne FS
Millapaugh
Viitsscosages
Irissornis
Smythe
DeNeff
Piet
Bolton
Blythe
Millspaugh
Holt
Mlowleka
Petzold
Festa
Smith and Prits
Booster Directory in Amarillo Co operative Publication
The Amarillo Globe and Daily News announces a co operative booster directory to list business professionals and institutions in Amarillo and Potter County. First published in the Globe News then issued in book form with free distribution at information bureaus. A nominal card inclusion fee applies. contact Booster Directory department by phone.
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Amarillo
Ed Phillips and Others Set Handstand and Rope Skip Records
The Mavericks Club notes April 29 and May details with Ed Phillips tying and breaking handstand distances up to 230 feet and later setting backwards bar pulls. Multiple hands spring rope skip and diving heights are logged along with contest results for various weight classes and winners receiving Coca-Colas.
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Donnie Sharp
Glen McDowell
Marlin Sharp
Bernie Robertson
Martin Sharp
Joe McLaughlin
Jewell McDowell
Elmer McLaughlin
Courtney Rassmussen
Desmond Blades
Chubby Bruce
Gene Rutledge
Aubrey Robertson
Beauford Hill
Lucien Williams
Joe Sharp
Cort Rassmussen
Bartouch
W. P. Taylor
Donie Sharp
L. Bruce
Bud Lilley
Alvis Grant
Aubrey Robwe
LeeRoy Boyter
S. L. Bruce
Alvyis Grant
Floyd Johnson
S. J. Bruce
Rice Owls Favored to Win Southwest Conference Track
Rice In satitute runners entered the Southwest Conference meet as favorites despite E Y Steakley injuring a pulled leg. Freddie Walcott was expected to win hurdles and sprints, while Rice eyed a potential bettering of last year’s 41.4 relay time though pole vault records faced strong challenge from Texas vaulter Beefus Bryan. Texas injuries to Boyce Gatewood limited sprint and relay scoring for the Longhorns.
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College Station
Texas
Rice
E. Y. Steakley
Ricemen
Steakley
University of Texas
Texas A
Freddie Walcott
America
B. F
Beefus) Bryan
Boyce Gatewood
Rice and TCU clash to avoid cellar in SWC
Rice Institute and Texas Christian University meet in Houston with the loser anchoring the Southwest Conference cellar. Rice won yesterday’s opener 10 1 behind six hit pitching from Floyd Mechler and four hits from Kemp Kaiser while Horner and Odle struggled for TCU.
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Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
Texas Christian University
Ricemen
Floyd Mechler
Durwood Horner
Jack Odle
Kemper Kaiser
Rice
Budge Faces Cold England Reception As Pro Tennis Moves Abroad
United Press veteran Henry McLemore notes Don Budge will be treated with snubs and hauteur upon arriving in England as a professional. Veterans Ellsworth Vines and Budge will encounter contrasting welcomes, with Vines expected to receive friendly reception as a golfer.
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United Press
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Wilde
Whistler
Don Budge
England
Queen Mary
Don
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Big Bill Tilden
Big Bill
Pierce
Budge
United States
Cen
Ter
Vines
Ellsworth
Pals
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Boo) Louis
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