Jockey H Bridges to Ride in Amarillo Spring Races
Renowned jockey H Bridges, fresh from major Southwest tracks, will ride at Amarillo during the Tri State Fair spring meet June 15 to 25. Br idges won four races at Seguin's last day of its spring meeting and will join a strong contingent of riders for a nine day program featuring expert officials, new starting stalls, and a $10,000 purse.
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H. Bridges
Pilot
Amarillo
Seguin
Bridges
Jimmy
Gay Mabel
Donna
Sidney S. Bender
Bender
Detroit
Mich
Mike F. Mitchell
Mitchell
C. H. McMillen
San Saba
John McKnight
Southwest
Mason King
Harve Avery
The
Fair Association
McKnight
King
J. Lindsay Nunn
Ed Deahle
Panhandle
Wilbur ©. Hawk
O. L
Ted) Taylor
Strickland and Son
Horses Arrive Daily For Panhandle Race Meets
Panhandle notes daily arrivals at the Southwest Race Meet and Fair Association grounds as horses set to compete in the June 7 to 10 meet. Listed are owners and horses including GOLDEN MOON, HERRON, ED LARK, BLACK BULL, ROYAL STANDARD, BAY KING, and many others from Texas and nearby towns preparing for the event.
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Panhandle
Southwest Race Meet and Fair Association
Golden Moon
Humberson & McCormick
Stephenville
Herron
ED Lark
C. FE. Arnett
Dallas
Black Bull
C. E. Arnett
Royal Standard
Wandal
Jim Speck
Rochester
Texas
Ses
Athofla
Victor Davenport
Knox City
Irene
Sanders and Witherspoon
Hereford
BAY King
Comet
C. E. Deahl
Cabin Camp
Patuxant
C. E. Dean
Chester B
Henry Deahl
Blondy's Boy
Argus Lady
Tobe Deahl
Dodsonville
Indian Boy
Tobe Dean
CYCEE
May West
J. 8. Hyatt
Dumas
Buck H
M. B. Davidson
Lady Scatt
Lee’'Or
Seven UP
Shorty Clower
Plainview
Bess
Wildfire
Jacquelyn Coogle
T. B. Palm
A. Zitnik
Victor
Colorado
R. C. Philbrick
Springfield
Scooter
Joe Baine
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Seth Queen
Crossroad
Doctor Keiser
American Red
Billy Victor
Marc L
Ark
Tom Basil
W. O. Hook
Doreen M
Humberson and McCormick
Sayre Takes League Lead With 11-0 Win Over Shamrock
Sayre remains atop the Western Texas Oklahoma league after an 11-0 Sunday victory against Shamrock. Sayre scored twice in the first, eight in the fifth aided by four Shamrock errors, and added one in the sixth. Shamrock, new pitcher Bird toiled amid eight Sayre hits and a lone seventh inning threat, Moss singled and Hofmann doubled but was out at the plate. In other games Twitty beat Cortexe City 12-0 and McLean edged Magic City 4-3 in 13 innings.
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Shamrock
Sayre
Bird
Moss
Hofmann
Twitty
Cortexe City
McLean
Magic City
Dexter
Smith
Rube Albaugh
Dallas
Leland Hamman
Waco
Russell Cox
Hamman
Geo. Young Jr
W. R
Shorty” Long
Austin
Lafayette Franks
Long
Jamie Gough
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Giants
New York
Dodger
Hal Schumacher
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Auropoan Gard
Pepiesarresy
Ryan M
Grantham
Cantleman
Oth
Xax
Crux
Gukeford
Cesessveree
Amor
Jackson
Boyle
Jordan
Frey
Leake
Laper
Watkins
Terey
Pyan
Jer
Ott
Bese
Loaing
Fchumacher
Hausmann Eads Shooters With Perfect Score
H A Hausmann of Lagrange ran a perfect string of 120 targets to lead the 57th annual state trap meet singles. Five gunners—H F E Woodward of Houston, R A King of Wichita Falls, M M Moody of Fort Worth, R V Christe of Houston, and J R Barnes of Waco—each dropped only one target.
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Wichita Falls
H. A. Hausmann
Lagrange
H. FE. Woodward
Houston
R. A. King
M. M. Moody
Fort Worth
R. V. Christe
J. R. Barnes
Waco
Senators win slugfest to take series 2-1
Washington battered New York 9 to 3 in an old fashioned slugging contest, plating 14 hits off Russell Van Atta and George Uhle while committing four errors. The Senators clinched the series at 2-1. In St Louis, the Browns powered past the Tigers 11 to 3 with 14 hits including three homers and six doubles. Pepper homered for the third time in three days and Bejma and Clift hit notable drives.
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New York
Washington
Yankees
Russell van Atta
George Uhle
Senators
Browns
ST. Louis
Fischer
Hamlin
Detroit Tigers
Pepper
Bejma
Clift
Myer
Kuhel
Manushif
Cronin
Seeee
Schulte
Harria
Enee
Berg
Travis
Phillips
Stone
Weaver Parene
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Ashen
Tae Saltzgaver
Ruth Rf
Sesere Gehrig Lb
Chapman If
Eeseeeenene Tazneri
Cee Peeee Dickey
Crosetti
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Harris
Gehrig
Saltzxaver
Larzeri
Shulte
Ruth
Lazzeri
van Atta
Detroit
ABR
HPOA
Fox
Goslin
Sneer
Cochrane
Ewer Ee
Senses
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Gehringer
Rogelss
Greenberg
Tenes
White
Owen
Fiserer P
Eeneree
West Cf Ee Wereteee
Burns
Ena
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Melillo
Grube c
Rejma
Andrews
Grube
Garms
Miller Drug Nine To Play Coltexo's Team
The Miller Drug nine meets Coltexo in LeFors on Sunday. Millermen seek rebound after a loss to Memphis Owls while Coltexo, known for beating the Danciger Roadrunners last summer, brings strong pitching and potent hitting.
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Miller Drug
Coltexo
Miller Drug Baseball Nine
Coltex
LeFors
Millermen
Memphis Owls
Danciger Roadrunners
Ambitious Radio Programs Under Keep Chicago Ahead Plan
New York May 31 A complex NBC CBS WABC schedule outlines the Keep Chicago Ahead effort for the 1934 World’s Fair. It features Jack Benny from Hollywood, fleetball broadcasts from New York, Republican reactions, and a packed list of musical numbers and entertainers across WEAF WJZ and NBC CBS networks.
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New York
Chicago
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
Jack Benny
Hollywood
CBS
United States
Wabc-Cbs
Chester C. Bolton
Ohio
Washington
Col
D. I
Lamb
William Lundell
Margaret Deum
Zoel Parenteau
WABC
Weafnbc
Maria
Nellie Revell
Cheerio
Jessica
Pic
Pat
Vincent Lopez
H. V. Keltenborn
Court of Human Relations
Jack Whiting
Ben Pollack
Intercollegiate Council
Shutta
O'Keefe
Phil Baker
Marco Cozzi
Ted Black
Florida president Tigert excelled in three sports at Vanderbilt
John J. Tigert, later president of the University of Florida, starred in football, basketball, and track during his student days at Vanderbilt University, showcasing versatile athletic talent and leadership potential.
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John J. Tigert
University of Florida
Vanderbilt University
Standings and results across major leagues and schedules
Yesterday National League games featured Chicago routing Cincinnati and Brooklyn defeating New York while St. Louis and Philadelphia split. American League games highlighted Chicago and St. Louis wins with Cleveland and New York also posted victories. Standings show Cleveland and New York leading their divisions. schedules list Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia among others. Also Texas League and other circuits report scores including Galveston at Houston and Fort Worth at Oklahoma City with upcoming night games in multiple cities.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louia
Eis
POE
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Peeve
New York Peneeeere
Hill Retains Tourney Lead In Armory Wrestling
Hill wins the main event two straight falls over Jacques Eku of Skagway Alaska, using flying tackles and grappling to tire the Eskimo. First fall 22 minutes, second 16 minutes, both ends with controlled holds. Semifinal pitted Cyclone Mackey against Danny McShane in a 30 minute no-fall bout. Lou Mueller defeated Joe Bacur in 16 minutes by body slam. Washington State and Pacific Coast Conference coach championship hopes rise with 11 lettermen back. Earl Widmyer of Maryland remains undefeated in dual meets.
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Don Hill
Shaggy
Jacques Eku
Skagway
Alaska
Armory
University of Southern California Grid
Eku
Hill
Herman Furer
Cyclone Mackey
Danny McShane
Bill Cazzell
Lou Mueller
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe Bacur
Governors Work Hard for Hereford Golf Stars in Quarterfinals
In Dallas on May 31, twenty-eighth Texas Golf Association championship held at Brook Hollow, eight finalists emerge from 32 starters after two rounds of match play. Notables Louis Nowlin faces David Goldman while Tommy Cochran battles Reynolds Smith. results set quarterfinal pairings for tomorrow with semis to follow.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Golf Association
Brook Hollow Golf and Country Club
Louis Nowlin
Horace Henry
O'Hara Watts
David Goldman
Gus Moreland
Gibson Payne
Fred Schoellkopf
Happ Massingill
Fort Worth
Payne
Massing
FE. K. Wadley
Texarkana
Nowlin
Goldman
Cochran
Smith
Fouts
Hamman
Anarchy to Run in Derby With Cavalcade
Anarchy will be Cavalcade’s runner in the $25,000 American Derby at Washington Park. Brookmeade stable ships Anarchy aboard a special car to join the Twentieth Century Limited. Bien Fait, the only Derby candidate to work, clocked 2 08 4-5 for a mile and a quarter. Eleven starters, including Singing Wood Discovery and Matt Hari, expected to face the barrier with Cavalcade at 126 pounds.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Brookmeade Stables
Twentieth Century Limited
Bradley Castoff
W. ©. Stroube
Texas
Brookmeade
Singing Wood
Discovery
Matt Hari
Jacobs to Finals in French Net Tourney Paris
Margaret Scriven, English holder, remains between Helen Hull Jacobs and a French hard court title at Paris. Jacobs defeats Rene Mathieu 6-2 6-2 to reach final. Scriven wins semi and meets Jacobs. Andrus and Henrotin win doubles semi, beating Couquerque and Thomas 9-6 6-4 6-4.
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Paris
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Helen Hull Jacobs
United States
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Miss Scriven
Cliff Assem
Payer
America
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Con
Jung Henrotin
France
Mile. Couquerque
Holland
Markel Thomas
England
Cards Eke Out Win Over Reds in Ten Innings
In Cincinnati May 31 the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds 3 to 2 in ten innings. Frankie Frisch doubled for the winning run, driving in Mills who reached after being hit by a pitch, as Whitehead sacrificed. Haines, Rheem, Dean and Delancey work on the mound for Cincinnati while Frisch, Bottomley, and Crawford contribute RBIs for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Mills
Whitehead
ST. Louis
Haines Rhem
Dean
Delancey
Derringer
Lombard
Frieh
Crawford
Botetomley
Pool
Friseh
Dew Lancey
Tool
Bottomley
Friech
Callina
Friach
Daracher
Calline
Calling
Beaumont Wins From Missions in Tight Baseball Contest
Beaumont defeated the San Antonio Missions 5 to 2 as Red Phillips earned his eighth win in eight starts this season. Caldwell hit a third inning homer and Holiday cleared the fences in the sixth to seal the victory. Heath, Lorbeer, and Phillips starred for Beaumont while Evans, Shoaf, and Moncrief contributed for the Missions in a game noted for timely scoring.
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Beaumont
Red Phillips
Santonia Missions
BOF
Caldwell
Holiday
San Antonio
Heath
Phillips
Lorbeer
Aftermath of Rotarians Kiwanis golf match on Hillcrest
The Rotarians suffered an unprecedented defeat on Hillcrest with plans for a rematch at the Grass-course Country Club. J J McCormick hints at Kiwanis membership criteria, while Brockton defeats Louis Brown 4 and 3 in the Gas Company tournament final. Hillcrest hosts a member visitor handicap event Sunday with prizes and a busy summer by Curry Smith.
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Hillcrest
Cams
Hincrest
J. J. McCormick
Kiwanis Club
Mr. McCormick
Wade Holman
Kiwanian
J. CC
Brockton
Louis Brown
Curry Smith
Births Here Last Month Almost Double Deaths
Nearly twice as many births as deaths were reported last month to the Amarillo health department. There were 81 births—44 boys and 37 girls—and 42 deaths. The registrar noted two sets of twins born in May. A girl born May 21 to Mr and Mrs Howard D Thompson at Northwest Texas Hospital. Two boys, Daniel and Marvin, born May 6 at S J Anthony's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitten of Panhandle.
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Amarilol Health Department
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Howard D.thompson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Win
Daniel
Marvin
S J. Anthony's Hospital
Arthur Mitten
Panhandle
Port Worth Cats rally for 13 run win over Oklahoma City
In Tulsa on May 31 the Port Worth Cats exploded for eleven runs in a single seventh inning led by catcher York to defeat Oklahoma City 13 to 0. The Texanns collected eight hits including five doubles in the pivotal frame.
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Indian Park
York
Port Worth
Governors versus Hereford in deciding Sunday ball game
The Governor's Amarillo team and Deaf Smith County Hereford meet in the fifth and deciding game Sunday at Metro Park at 3 PM. After four games, Hereford won two to two, with Amarillo taking the first and last, as both sides push for the title in a hot, closely contested series. Skeet Gibson plans potential new pickups while veteran Ike Curtis fills in.
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New York Yankees
Governor's of
Amarillo
Hereford Fire Department
Metro Park
Governor’s
Teporta
Hereford
Smith County
Skeet Gibson
Governor's
U. S. Netters Sweep Mexico In Davis Cup Action
The United States pounded Mexico 3–0 as Lott and Stoefen won 6-4 6-4 in doubles, completing a straight-set victory after two singles wins. Williams, now captain, noted Van Ryn faced scheduling issues and may not join the European-bound lineup.
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Baltimorf
United States
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Lott and
Stoefen
Ricardo Taps
Eduardo Mestre, Jr
Lott
John van Ryn
R. Norris Williams
van Ryn
Philadelphia
Williams
Mexico
Baltimore
Texas jockey injured New York
Elbert Wilhite a South Dakota jockey who recently arrived from Texas meetings broke a leg after being thrown from one of O L Foster s two year olds during a Belmont Park workout. Mrs Barney Dempsey sister in law of Jack Dempsey runs a boxing gym in Lew Angeles.
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Texas
New York
Elbert Wilhite
South Dakota
O. L. Foster
Belmont Park
Barney Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Lew, Angeles
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