McLarnin Expected To Challenge Mandell For Lightweight Title
More than 60 000 fans expected as Jimmy McLarnin challenges Sammy Mandell at the Polo Grounds tomorrow night in a 15 round lightweight title bout. Radio stations across the region will air the fight around 9 45 p m with WJZ WRZ WBZA WHAM WJR KYW KWK and WREN among the outlets.
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Associated Press
New York
Mandell
Orangeburgh
N. J
Ritchie Randolph
Pompton Lakes
Roth Plant
Tex Rickard
WJR
Detroit
KYW
Chicago
KWK
St. Louis
WREN
Lawrence
Kan
Endeavorers Plan For Meet General Body
The Christian Endeavor state convention committee in Amarillo met at Central Presbyterian Church to finalize plans for the June 13 17 gathering. About twenty representatives attended with a homes committee led by Mrs W K Green and a registrations tally over 1700.
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Christian Endeavor
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
W. K. Green
West
14Th Street
Hattie Mae Wood
Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Valley
Texas
Bessie Jones
Presbyterian Church
Western League tightens as Pueblo tops Indians
Western League action left Pueblo tied for first with Indiana after a 10 to 9 win over the Indians. Des Moines beat Wichita 6 to 2 aided by homeruns from O Boyle and Mellano. Amarillo defeated Omaha 10 to 6 as Swansboro homered. Tulsa beat Denver in a 31 hit game.
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Kansas
Unis Preea
Inlahoma City
Pueblo
Colorado
Tadians
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Des Moines
Wichita
O'Boyle
Mellano
Demons
Amarillo
Omaha
Swansboro
Pillette
Tulsa
Denver
Denver Real Estate Man Clark Freed of Fraud Charges
J. H. Clark a Denver real estate figure was exonerated in district court after District Attorney W. J. Flesher moved to dismiss swindle charges filed by Kathleen Hall. The case involved a $2253.50 gas connection deposit tied to the Gables subdivision project developed through Clark and his son Paul.
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J. H. Clark
Denver
W. J. Flesher
Kathleen Hall
Clark
Amarillo
Gas Company
Gables
Paul
Flesher
Hall
Fort Worth
Aggies Win Sooner Flag in Close Missouri Valley Finish
Stillwater Oklahoma A and M finished the season at .750 with nine wins in twelve games and clinched the Missouri Valley title after sweeping Washington University in a doubleheader 7 to 8 and 8 to 7. Kansas Aggies could tie only if they win their remaining games.
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United Press
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Washington University Bears
Local Notices of Visiting Friends and Travel
Miss Camilla Guy is away ill from White and Kirk's. G. W. Sikes has been in Cleveland and Crosbyton visiting business. Mrs. L. A. ONeill of San Diego visits her mother at 605 Maryland. Louie Johnson returns to Amarillo from San Angelo to live at 3100 Mississippi. Mrs. George Nabors and Mrs. Bama Grisham of Little Rock visit 605 Maryland. Miss Leona Willis from White and Kirk's stays with her Springfield Tennessee mother after an injury. return planned early June.
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Camilla Guy
White and Kirk's
G. W. Sikes
Clevelland
Crosbyton
L. A. O'Neill
San Diego
W. L. Barten
Maryland
Louie Johnson
Amarillo
San Angelo
Mississippi Avenue
Mr. Johnson
Panhandle Sash and Door Company
Charlotte Bobbitt
Panhandle
J. J. Kelley
Ranger
George Nabors
Bamaah Grisham
Little Rock
W. L. Barton
Leona Willis
White and
Springfield
Tennessee
Jane
Amarillo boys apply for military training camps
Seventy five Amarillo boys have applied to attend the Citi zens Military Training camp with twice as many expected before the term ends. Fort Logan Colorado opens June 21 and runs to July 2 while Fort Sill Oklahoma runs July 6 to August 4. Applicants are urged to apply now as quotas near full. Captain Salgado oversees the recruitment from the third floor of the postoffice building.
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Amarillo
Citizens Military Training Camp
Peter P. Salgado
Fort Logan
Colorado
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Captain Salgado
Postoffice
Nurses Invited Here For 1929 Convention
The Panhandle District Association of Nurses plans an Amarillo bid for the Graduate Nurses Association of Texas 1929 convention. About 25 local nurses are expected to attend the Wichita Falls event May 28 to 30. Transportation will be provided by Blackburn and Boxwell funeral home.
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Graduate Nurses Association of Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Glendon coaching dynasty reshapes Columbia rowing
The Glendon family reshapes Columbia rowing after a string of successes at Annapolis and Navy triumphs. Richard Glendon Jr and his father Richard Sr turn Columbia’s Lion crew into champions, with Dick Jr pursuing an Olympic bid and expanding the legacy of the famed Glendon stroke.
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Richard Glendon, Jr
Dick Glendon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Glendon
Glendons
Columbia
Lion
Navy
Dempsey Steps Back Into Training Ahead of Ring Return
In Los Angeles on May 16, 1930, Jack Dempsey resumed training with Segry the Greek as coach. He appeared at an uptown gym and sought sparring partners while in contact with Tex Rickard, hinting at a September title fight against Tunney if plans materialize.
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Jack Dempsey
Associated Press
Angeles
The
Examiner
Los Félix Hills
Segry
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Los Angeles
Tf Rickard
Notice of Execution Sale in Potter County Texas
State of Texas Potter County notice outlines an execution by Field-Parker Company Inc. against Frank G Beaudoin from April 17 1928. Sheriff Wiley Pollard will sell on May 18 1928 at Armstrong Transfer and Storage Co 101 Pierce St Amarillo for cash the debtor rights to office furniture and equipment described in the writ.
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Texas
Potter
Judicis District Court
Potter County
Field-Parker Company, Inc
Frank G. Beaudoin
Amarillo
Armstrong Transfer and Storage Co
108Th Judicial District Court
T. W
Pierce St
Frank G. Beaudoinin
Wiley Pollard
Sam Ramsey
How to make stuffed cold beets salad
Center-cut cold beets are hollowed and filled with cream cheese and pimento. Arrange two or three on lettuce and drizzle with French dressing for a pretty salad.
Major League Leaders from The Amoratid Press May 15
Baseball leaders listed by position and team. Patting Grantham of the Pirates leads with 429 points, while key figures from the Cardinals, Robins, Yankees, and others are shown for runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, homers, and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Clark of the Robins and Piparas of the Yankees.
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Amoratid Press
Grantham
Pirates
Rune
Deathit
Rens
Prisch
Hite
Traynor
L. Warner
Bissonette
Robins
Rases
Cardy
Clark
Leager
Ratting
Krens
Browns
Ruth
Yanks
Meusel
Rice
Tigers
Senators
Regan
Red Sox
Barrett
White Sox
McNeely
Piparas
Houston and Wichita Falls Split Texas League Tilt
Houston Buffs beat Wichita Falls 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Hallahan and Payne. The result keeps Houston atop the standings after the two game series, while San Antonio moves into third as Shreveport loses and Beaufort beats Fort Worth.
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Houston
Wichita Falls
Buffs
Anbosts
Payne
Hallahan
Spudders
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Bears
Shreveport
Panthers
Beaumont
Sisler Likely to Stay With Senators for Some Time
Washington sources report George Kisler, utility outfielder of the Senators, may receive his pay from the club for an extended period. Waivers priced at 7500 dollars draw interest, but Clark Griffith says Sisler will not be traded or released.
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Washington
Waters
George Kisler
Pirot
Senators
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Hacateo
Eth
Sister
Muddy” Ruel
Foy Washington
St. Loais Browns
Lister
The
Browne
Stars Shine as Ruth Hits Tenth and Eleventh Home Run
Babe Ruth belted his tenth and eleventh homers and notched a triple in five at bats. He scored three runs and drove in two. Lou Gehrig added a double and two singles in four plate appearances, scoring once and driving in one. Ty Cobb was retired in all four at bats. Tris Speaker contributed three doubles in four at bats, scoring three times. Harry Heilmann had a triple and a single in four at bats, scoring once and driving in two. Paul Waner went 0-for-3. Rogers Hornsby collected two singles in two at bats, while Kiki Cuyler pinch hit for Jones and finished with a strikeout.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Harry Hallmann
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Jones
Cubs Rout Datta Steers Behind Shires Run
The Cubs hammered the Datta Steers 47 to 4 at Wato as Shires led with a strong running display. The game showcased Datta Steers’ struggles and the Cubs look to build on the lopsided victory this season.
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Datta Steers
Wato
Cubs
Shires
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