Mavericks Club Carnival Riot and Canyon Visit
A Mavericks Club column recounts 500 boys marching in four divisions at carnival grounds led by captains, breaking ranks to ride rides, with praise for the display by the carnival managers and VFW. The group plans a Canyon visit for 2 pm Sunday, with songs, swimming, and a talk by Joe Boy Hill on Byrd’s South Pole expedition, plus upcoming summer activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clifft
Tir. Shearer
Pleasant Valley School
A. R. Wright
Jack Ruback
Carnival
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
Maverick Club
van Buren
Canyon
Canyon Maverick Club No. 2
Burton Gymnasium
Canyon Club
al Baggett
Pat Noser
Canyon Maverick Club
Lizzie
CCC
Galloway
Burton Gym
Charles Dickey
Ham and Eggs Son
Joe Boy Hill
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Neka
Tri State Fair opens with strong field of entrants
The Tri-State Fair spring meeting opens tomorrow after noon with stables full of high quality thoroughbreds. Racing secretary plans seven events daily, promising better odds for long shots. Post time 2 pm, track at full readiness as crowds prepare to attend.
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Texas
Tri-State
Canyon Mavericks Playful Weekend Plans at West Texas State Teachers
The Amarillo Mavericks plan a big Sunday at Burton Gym and the heated pool of West Texas State Teachers College after the pro gram ends. Bill Allen was absent yesterday but expected back for CCC camp, while Frank Van Noy filled in.
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Canyon Club
Burton Gym
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon Mavericks
Amarillo Mavericks
Bill Allen
CCC
Frank van Noy
Roy Joe Stevens
Roy Joe
Joe Fuss
Joseph
Amarillo
Real mm
P. S&s
Robert Matlock
Roy Lebus Wins Greenbelt Golf Championship
Roy Lebus of Electra Texas won the Green Belt Golf Association title with a 1 up final round victory on the 26th hole over Reginald Greenhaw of Memphis, the former titlist, in Quanah on May 24.
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Quanah
U.P
Roy Lebus
Electra
Tex
Green Belt Golf Association
Reginald Greenhaw
Memphis
Yesterday's Stars Feature St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Detroit Players
Pepper Martin of the Cardinals had three hits and three runs including the winning tally in a 7-1 setback of Brooklyn. Bill Swift of the Pirates scattered Boston nine hits to win 7-1. Hank Greenberg of the Tigers drove in three runs and hit his eighth homer against the Red Sox while Charley Root of the Cubs held the Giants to three hits in five innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Bill Swift
Pirates
Boston
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Red Sox
Charley Root
Cubs
Giant
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Schoolboy Rowe
Sox
Tiger
Detroit
Dusty Rhodes
Cincinnati
Phillies
Bears
Giants
Leon Chagnon
Kiki Cuyter
Hank Leiber
One Night Fight Rematch Hailed by Promoter
The article notes a planned rematch after a draw with Jimmie Taylor, aimed at settling the bout tonight. Robert claims he felt sharp this time and promises a stronger showing, framing the night as entertainment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Taylor
Robert
Baer Braddock Title Camp Met With Odd Mishaps
United Press reports a spoof parade of injuries planned for Max Baer as he trains for the June 13 title defense against Jimmy Braddock. The list describes comical mishaps from May 27 to June 12, ending with Baer losing his shirt in a crap game before the title fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Baer
Champion
Park Avenue
Mouse
Dukes
Ancil Hoffman
Wicked
Dallas Hits But No Runs
The Dallas Steers lost 1-0 despite 11 hits as Oklahoma City Indians swept the day with 6 runs on six hits. Clarence Heise and Gene Trow pitched for Dallas, while John Niggeling earned the win for the Indians. Other results: Beaumont and Galveston split a doubleheader with Galveston’s Max Butcher throwing a four hit shutout in the opener. San Antonio defeated Houston 13-5 behind nine unearned runs in the first four frames. Fort Worth beat Tulsa 3-2 as Keigh Frazier walked 11 but limited the Oilers to four hits.
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Associated Press
Dallas Steers
Herd
Oklahoma City Indians
Clarence Heise
Gene Trow
John Niggeling
Indians
Steers
Beaumont
Galveston
Bucs
Max Butcher
San Antonio
Houston
Missions
Vernon Taylor
Potter
Johnny Martinez
Buffs
Keigh Frazier
Fort Worth Cats
Tulsa Oilers
Dick Witchworth
Oilers
Cats
Ed Selway
Vincent
Shelley
Archie
Loarheer A . Eaeee McCay
Seeeettoes
Prink
Paveett
Hoverer
Finglish
King
Fausett
Petter
Rors
Rates
McCoy
Oklahoma City
Engle
Dallas
HPO
Fon
Tauby
Moself
Sommery
Errors Keane
Thomas Connateer
Taylor Marshany
Tra- McCullough
Payton Thomas Martinez
Whitehead Mueller
Marrera
York
Vendy Stanton
Harchany
Mueller
College Teams in Recruit Battle for Berths
Missouri athletic director Don Faurot blasts recruiting and subsidizing by Texas Centenary George Washington and Northwestern noting post Carnegie findings. The piece links college policy shifts to influx of new talent across major programs shaping 1934 season races.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Northwestern
Texas
Centenary College
George Washington University
Faurot
Missouri
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern University
University High School
St. Louis
Curtis Parker
Centenary
Jack Chevigny
University of Texas
Chevigny
Longhorns
Clyde Littlefield
Frank Carideo
Austin
Texas University
Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Tigers
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Nassau
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Buckeye
Pop Warner
Temple
Texas League Box Scores Highlight Scattered Plays
The Texas League box score notes Oklahoma City and Alt a players with incomplete batting lines. Warren pinch hits for Trow in the ninth inning as box score curiosities and errors appear across the frayed OCR, with multiple players credited for runs hits and fielding mishaps.
Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight Via AP Report
The Avanriated Press roundup notes American League batting leaders with Jennior of the Athletics at .289 and Foxx also with the Athletics. Bonura of the White Sox leads runs with 28, while Johnson of the Athletics and Radcliffe of the White Sox share 24 RBIs. Greenberg of the Tigers has 33 RBIs and Johnson again 29. Johnson and Gehinger of the Tigers pace hits with 43.
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Jennior
Foxx
Athletics
Bonura
White Sox
Johnson
Radcliffe
Greenberg
Tigers
Abthirties
Gehinger
Dicker
Yankees
Goslin
Man with 13 children pleads in post prohibition case
John Fittrey of Barton County Illinois faced a post prohibition charge. He pleaded guilty and received 90 days to pay a 100 dollar fine. The judge showed leniency due to his 13 children an artificial leg and chronic asthma.
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ST. Clairsville, O
U.1
John Fittrey
Barton, Co
Silk Thread Used By German In Making Cannon
A German crafts a steel tube cannon wrapped with silk thread to reach the desired size. The silk provides greater tenacity than steel wire of equal diameter, enabling the construction of the weapon.
Elite Dixie women golfers test in Southern title quarter finals
In Louisville the 24th Southern Golf Association women's tournament reaches quarter finals. Noted players include Kathryn Hemphill, Marion Miley, Betty Jameson, Estelle Lawson, and Dorothy Kirby as they vie for the 36 hole Sunday championship flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dixie
Southern Golf Association
Miss Larson
Betty Jameson
Dallas
New Orleans
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Miss Lawson
Miss Jameson
Elizabeth Dunscomb
Memphis
Tenn
Lawson
Dave Gant
Chandler
Texas
Dan Chandler
Mexico
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Georgia
Leon Solomon
Tennessee
Miss Kirby
Lily Harper
Virginia
Mary Rogers
Jacksonville
Florida
Jane Cothran
Greenville
D. C
Carolina
Miss Rogers
Edna Saenger
Louisiana
Cothran
Margaret Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Car brakes fail after test ride in Cincinnati
Louis Ribbet, a Chicago salesman, turned his automobile over to mechanic Robert Howell for inspection. Howell drove a short distance, the car skidded off an embankment, knocked over a pole, and stopped. Howell reported the brakes were out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis Ribbet
Chicago
Robert Howell
Howell
Ribbet
Ashland College taps Dr Charles L Anspach as president
Dr Charles L Anspach, a five year faculty member at Michigan State Normal College in Ypsilanti, has been chosen president of Ashland College to succeed Dr Edwin E Jacobs who resigned. He aims to pursue an educational experiment similar to Antioch College and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
O. A
Charles L. Anspach
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Ashland College
Edwin E. Jacobs
Anspach
Antioch College
University of Chicago
Bomb scare interrupts Heidelberg College service
A Heidelberg College chapel service was halted by a reported bomb blast. Officials later determined a prank involved an automobile bomb attached to the organ motor, causing smoke but no injuries.
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Dut Wanzer
Lefty Mason
Tub No. 1
Roy Jor Stevens
Joe
Carideo
Notre Dame
Littlefield
Bronx
Ross Shoe Shop Hughes
Ross
Chapman
FE. FE
McCullough
Hub Clothier Camp
Tucker
Gosnell
Schecher
Awe
Hub Clothiers
Coca Cola
Texas Alleys
Blue Ribbon Seeee
the Harvey
Cal
Henry McLemore
Buffalo
Buddy Baer
Seaside
Capt
John Smith
Jamestown, Va
Dean Rouses
Free Love
Milwaukee Extension of
Wisconsin University
Chester D. Snel
Snell
State Senate
Orobers
Glenn Frank
Snelle
By Alan Gould
Carnegie Foundation
Ohio
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
R. Ferrell
Cronin
Rogell
Almada
Hale
Whitehead
Allen
Vaughan
Martin
Medwick
Frey
Dodgers
L. Waner
Cardinall
Linber
Suhr
Cavarretta
Boyle
P. Waner
Prates
Bordagary
Doders
Mesers
Reds
Cattleman
Parmelee
Pittsburgh
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Maranville
Arky Vaughn
Warren
Trow
Alta
Kireere
Wrower
Rune Watted
Hrower
Hileere
Keesey
McCallough
Mreolf
York McCullough
Tauhe
Niewerling
Keeney
Sheiley
X Phillips
Alveston
Reaumont
Pliewer
Mates York
Englieh
Mcleod
MerGides
Frink
Meher
Fioaleh
Tulsa
Crawford
Holmen
Arittain
Corigeby
Sheerin
Whitworth
Miller
Beiway
Blakely
Frazier
Port Worth
Gilgby
Binder Sheerin
Major League
Avanriated Press
Mrs. Chandler
Kathryn Hemphill
Marion Miley
Lexington
Prexy
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle
Interwoven
Esquire
Blackburn Bros. Panhandle
Men
Roy
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