Prospects Bright for 200 at West Texas State Coaching School
The West Texas State Coaching School at Canyon registered about 200 students with early arrivals from ten states including New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Missouri California New York Arkansas and Wyoming. Noted coaches Jock Sutherland Frank Leahy Matty Bell Blair Cherry and Jimmie St Clair joined as instructors as enrollment continued and officials predicted a grand total over 200.
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Canyon
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Frank Leahy
Fordham University
Matty Bell
Blair
Sutherland
West Texas State
Leahy
Pitt
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Missouri
California
New York
Arkansas
Wyoming
Cc. W. Hubbard
W. H Saunder
Denver University
Earl J. Merritt
Pomona College
Clairmont
Cal
W. W. Nicklaus
A. L. Foster
Altus Junior College
R. R. Brown
Cincinnati Rookie Beats Dodgers 9-2
Johnny Vandermeer pitched seven innings of seven hits as the Cincinnati Reds crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 2. Kampouris slugged a home run and drove in four, while Cuyler and Goodman added multiple RBIs in the Beltway era game.
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Johnny Vandermeer
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
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Fisenstat
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Cincinnati
Phelps
Myers
Jordan
Kampouris
V. Davis
Brack
Stripp
Goodman
English
Cuyler
Rampouris
Jeffcoat
Betty Jameson Captures Trans Miss Championship Title
Betty Jameson, 18, from San Antonio, won the Trans Mississipp title at San Antonio defeating Patty Berg 4 and 3 in the final. She also defeated Opal Hill and Marion Miley, the defending champion, to claim the title. Her earlier wins include the Texas Women's championship final over Frank Goldthwaite 10 and 8.
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San Antonio
Tex
Betty Jameson
Patty Berg
Jameson
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Marion Miley
Lexington
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Texas
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
Atlanta leads with 11 to Chattanooga 6 and Memphis 9-3. New Orleans 1-1, Knoxville 5-7, Nashville 4-13. Little Rock 10-4, Birmingham 0-3.
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Memphis
New Orleans
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Freeman Meets Sheik Thursday in Armory Showdown
Ace Freeman faces Sheik Mar Allah in the main event at the Armory on Thursday night as a step toward a welterweight title shot against Jack Reynolds on June 17. Vic Weber battles Buck Lipscomb in the semifinal, with Dutch promising two strong supporting bouts and tickets at City Drug Store.
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Jack Reynolds
Ace Freeman
Sheik Mar Allah
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Mar Allah
Vic Weber
Buck Lipscomb
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Lipscomb
Indiana
Dutch
City Drug
Polk Street
Polley Parrott Wins Tri-State Skeet Shoot
Polley Parrott of Amarillo broke 92 of 100 targets to win the Class A championship at the third annual Tri-State Skeet Shoot held at the Amarillo Gun Club. Tom Perkins of Pampa was runner up with 90. D L McDonald of Amarillo won Class B with 84, while John Cory of Clovis NM was Class B runner up with 83. Forty shooters set an attendance record and about 1,000 spectators attended the day. participants included M D Alexander Des Moines, Charles Wehms, Roy Smith Tucumcari, John Cory, Carl Osborne from Clovis.
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Polley Parrott
Amarillo
Tom Perkins
Pampa
D. L. McDonald
John Cory
Clovis
New Mexico
M. D. Alexander
Des Moines
Charles Wehms
Roy Smith
Tucumcari
Carl Osborne
Browns and Red Sox split twin bill in St Louis
Rookie Julio Bonetti won the second game 3 to 2 for the Browns while Boston triumphed 6 to 5 in the opener. The doubleheader at Busch Stadium featured Knickerbocker Foxx Cronin and Vosmik for Boston and Berg Carey Marcum Walberg for St Louis with Bonetti the decisive pitcher in game two.
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Bridges Wins Own Game In Detroit Victory Over Yankees
Tommy Bridges, Detroit right hander turned hitter, delivered a run producing single in the ninth to lift Detroit 5 to 4 over the New York Yankees. He earned his fifth win of the season as the Tigers overcame a sparse Yankee offense with strong relief and timely hitting.
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Tommy Bridges
New York Yankees
Bridges
New York
Arhoa Crosettiss
Fox
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Rogellss
Dimagero
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Gehringer
Crosetti
Hoag
Dickey
Goslin
Dimaggio
Owen
Tebbetts
White Sox Sweep Athletics In Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox extended their win streak to eight with a doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Athletics, 6 to 1 and 6 to 5, at home before a 32,000 crowd. Johnson, Radcliff, and Sewell paced the offense with multi run contributions while pitching shifts favored Chicago in both games.
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Senators Top Cleveland 8 7 As Doubleheader Opens
Washington holds off Cleveland 8 to 7 in 10 innings before 30 000 fans. Rain halted the second game with Washington leading 4 to 0 in the third inning. Weaver earned the win while Harder took the loss as Solters and Lary delivered key hits for the Senators.
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Joe Louis Dominates Three Sparring Partners in Kenosha Workout
In Kenosha Wisconsin on June 6 Joe Louis delivered a sharp slashing attack at a public workout drawing sustained applause from about 2 500 spectators for his eleventh such public session.
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Kenosha, Wis
Joe Louis
Pampa Downs Race Entries for Second Day
Entries for the second day at Pampa Downs Track Pampa Texas list races with claiming purses from 75 to 125 dollars. Six furlongs to five and one half furlongs, featuring horses such as Jolly Pilot Nell Snelling Askeara Sally Lou and Genevieve with various weights and entrants across nine races.
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Pampa
Texas
Jolly Pilot
Bob's Bit
Billy Kahn
Ben Bernie
Young Lion
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Bertandot
Home Worth
Birdie Wrack
Nell Snelling
Hunter Lyon
Little Dude
Meade Girl
Dick Brae
Bud Duncan
Cross Fire
Glenn J
Ray Brooker
Bess W
Elect, Jessie
Toney C
Askeara
Junior H
Della M
Mad Girl
Mattie Fern
Kid Coventry
Desperado
Cordon Bleu
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Resisting
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Ashmont
Port
Andy
Milandra
Sally Lou
Black Beauty
Cabin Camp
Bill Wade
Compton Ir
Altus Nuba
Soluble
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Albane
Finger Wave
Moving Cloud
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Beau Charlie
Eagie Feathers
Brownie Lee
Mike Reynolds
Red Ant
Annie Denton
Morristown
Jesse James
Buddy H
Scotch Lassie
Leonard T
Dora Dago
Genevieve
Ren D
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Crbine
Chicubs and Bees Split Twin Bill in Boston
In Boston today the Chicago Cubs came from behind to win the nightcap 7 to 2 after losing the opener 7 to 1 to Guy Bush and the Bees. LeRoy Parmelee pitched well as Chicago secured its 10th win in 12 games.
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Guy Bush
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Tarzan” Parmelee
Cubs
Chicago
Abhoa Galan
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Cardinals forfeit second game to Phillies amid curfew tactics
Umpire Ziggy Sears forfeited the second game of a doubleheader with St. Louis leading 8-2 as the Phillies reportedly stalled to extend play past the Sunday curfew. St. Louis had won the first game 7-2 behind Lon Warneke.
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Ziggy Sears
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Sears
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H Martin
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Terrymen Take League Lead With 9-5 Win
The Giants beat Pittsburgh 9 to 5 to seize first in the National League, ousting the Pirates from the top spot for the first time since May 1. Mancuso and Young hit homers, with Bartell and Chiozza among batters contributing multiple hits.
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Pittsburgh
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L.waner
Bartell
Jensen
Chiozza
Todd
Davis
Dickshot
M'Carthy
Handley
Mancusoc
Young
Whitehn
Blanton
Sedium
Weaver
Hubbell
Hoyt
Ripple
Vaughan
Mancuso
Ott
Chioven
P. Waner
McCarthy
Schumacher
Braddock Buffs Up as Prince of Peace Entertainment
Heavyweight champion Jim Braddock and claimant Everett Marshall drew about 2 000 spectators at Grand Beach Michigan as Braddock trained for a June 22 title bout with Joe Louis in Chicago. Marshall declared Braddock in fine shape after a brief grappling exhibition. Braddock then sparred six rounds with sparmates.
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Grand Beach
Mich
Jim Braddock
Everett Marshall
Joe Louis
Chicago
Braddock
Marshall
Sparmates
Record Entry List Expected In Green Belt Golf Tourney
Quanah Texas June 6 Special Scores of Huksmen of Northwest Texas and Southern Oklahoma toured the Quanah Country Club course for final practice before the Green Belt Golf Association twelfth annual tournament opening tomorrow. The event is expected to draw a record entry of about 200 linksmen with players from Texas and Oklahoma. Top contenders include Charles Harris Sayre and former champions Billy Holmes Frank Foxhall Reg Greenhaw Thomas Hampton and City Walker along with Roy LeBus and others. Qualifying and a driving contest are set for Monday with rounds starting Tuesday and finals Thursday.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Quanah Country Club
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Calcutta
Clarendon
Shamrock
Wellington
Pampa
McLean
Memphis
Childress
Vernon
Crowell
Paducah
Seymour
Electra
Sayre
Hollis Altus
Frederick
Charles Harris
Okla
Billy Holmes
Frank Foxhall
Reg Greenhaw
Thomas Hampton
St Francis Baseball Beats Pipeline 6 to 4 in Afternoon Game
The St. Francis nine opened with a five run first inning to defeat the West-Tex Pipeline nine 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Pitching duo Kenig and Dees led the St. Francis battery with Krabbe catching. For Pipeline, McPherson and Garrison formed the battery.
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West-Tex Pipeline
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Krabbe
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Pleasant Valley Beats Mexican Eagles 5 to 2 at Home
Pleasant Valley baseball team defeated the Mexican Eagles 5 to 2 on their home diamond at 1600 8 Arthur St yesterday afternoon. Massey pitched for Pleasant Valley and Lawrence was the Mexican Eagles pitcher.
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Arthur
Massey
Lawrence
Notre Dame Pur due Football Series Recalls 1930s Meetings
The record notes 1933 when Purdue beat Notre Dame 19 to 0 and 1934 when Notre Dame defeated Purdue 18 to 7. It references the last meeting between the two programs in 1939 amid ongoing football relations.
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Purdue
Notre Dame
Packard 120 Performance Promised for Tomorrow Test
A dealer invites readers to visit and learn how superbly the Packard 120 runs and how easily it can be bought and operated, suggesting a demonstration tomorrow.
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