Five more men sought for Amarillo Alleys league
The Small Ball Bowling League with 15 members bids to grow, inviting new players before Thursday. Enrolled are Howard Federer Cecil Brooks Ralph Gardner Dr E H Reedy Neil Ainsworth Charlie Austin Frank Davis Jim Coffman Allen Dailey Louis Peake Hal Wagner Joe McCrory Sam Solomon Dr H L McMieans. The women’s bowling scene expands with a new club led by president Mrs E R Timms. A big match pits Amarillo Alleys against Pampa All Star Bowlers at 8 pm at the Alleys, 206 Polk Street. Also Captain J H Rogers Texas Rangers, 67, died after a month illness. funeral in Austin.
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Bowling Association
E. B. Bynum
Amarillo
Howard Federer
Cecil Brooks
Ralph Gardner
E. H. Reedy
Neil Ainsworth
Charlie Austin
Frank Davis
Jim Coffman
Allen Dailey
Louis Peake
Hal Wagner
Joe McCrory
Sam Solomon
H. L. McMieans
E. R. Timms
Polk Street
To Die for Dear Old Siwash Spirit Tested Saturday
United Press reports Princeton and Yale meet at Palmer Stadium with Yale holding a clear advantage. Princeton has struggled this season while Yale remains undefeated except for a loss to Georgias. Saturday could mark coach Bill Roper's final game directing the Tigers.
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Siwash
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Princeton
Yale
Palmer Stadium
Tigers
Georgios
Cornell
Brown
Navy
Lehigh
Bill Roper
Fayetteville
Ark
Baylor University-Arkansas
Razorback
Fred Thompson
Milan Creighton
Jack Dale
Hollis Buckelew
Bernard Optmoor
Arkansas
Baylor
Tunney faces second suit as Hoff case opens
Victor in his 526000 legal battle with promoter Timothy Mara, Gene Tunney braces for next Monday as Max Hoff sues for 20 percent of Tunney earnings. Hoff claims an oral contract. Tunney, who used the name Eugene J. Tunney on a signed document, says it was a 20000 claim against ex-manager Billy Gibson.
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Associated Press
New York
Timothy J. Mara
Gene Tunney
Max
Boo Boo) Hoff
Philadelphia
Hoff
Tunney
Eugene J. Tunney
James J.” Tunney
Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Child killed in fall from second story window
Denver reports a four year old, Kenneth Kennedy, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kennedy, died after falling from a second story window. Emergency crews transported him but he did not survive the injuries. Authorities investigate the accident and assess the circumstances surrounding the fall.
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Associated Press
Denver
Kenneth Kennedy
Arthur Kennedy
Southwest Grid Camp Happenings
United Press reports previews from Dallas Fort Worth College Station Fayetteville and Austin as several Texas colleges prepare for weekend clashes. Maryland weather and dry fields cited for S M A Mustaine Navy battle. Aggies face Rice Owls while Texas Christian prepares for Texas Longhorns. Baylor Arkansas and Texas all set for conference finales and homecoming events with key players and lineups noted.
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Dallas
Baltimore
College Station
Matty Bell
Grid Warriors
Rice Owls
Aggies
Longhorns
Austin
Aggie
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Texas University
Francis Schmidt
Clark Field
Cigar Counter Pricing Sparks Preference for Size
At the next counter, shoppers are urged to choose a cigar size that suits their taste. Prices range from 10 to 25 cents, reflecting a wide selection and value options for customers.
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Niles & Moser Cigar CO
18Th and Glenarm Sts
Denver, Colo
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Philo., Pa
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Cal Farley
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Erefor
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Goodrich Tires
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