Panhandle Opening Day Draws 2000 Fans at Spring Races
Panhandle June 7. More than 2,000 fans packed the track for opening day of the Southwestern Racing Association spring meeting. Miss Donia, ridden by C. Jones’s horse, won the final race to pay $100.80 on a $2 ticket. Cab in Camp won a special race. My Astral Queen and Red Velvet won show and gaited classes. Joe Bailey led a sprint with Little Dude, while Chester B topped the fourth race with modest payoffs.
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Jerry Malin
Panhandle
Southwestern Racing Association
Miss Donia
C. Jones
Donia
C. Maskred
Dana
Panhandle High School
C. W. Beene
Tex Crawford
Miles City
Mont
Ed Deahl
Cabin Camp
Scooter
Hot Springs
Ark
Red Velvet
Lindsey Nunn
Amarillo
J. Randolph
Lindsey
Irish Rose
John A. Stinson
Lubbock
Joe Bailey
Joe Beiley
Little Dude
Speed
Ned Hanger
Oklahoma Queen
Little Brownite
Carnera Baer Fight May Be Called Off After Stunt
Asbury Park reports a bungled stunt by Bill Brown of the New York State Athletic Association sparks a push to postpone the Primo Carnera Max Baer heavyweight title defense set for next week. Baer shows slow form while Brown, Hoffman, and Garden managers push for a decision after fighter condition is questioned.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Bill Brown
New York State Athletic Association
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Brown
Commission
Jonn P. Phelan
D. Walker
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Iron Mike
Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Hoffman
Ancil Hoffman
Jimmy Johnston
the Garden
California
New York
San Francisco
Tomor
Miss Donia Dominates Six Furlongs in Grand Finish
Miss Donia wins the six furlongs defeating Baby Arack Florida Old Indian Boy Entice and others including Seths Queen on the track. Bay dOr and Bill with B Hayden win the roman race with Toney and Fussy in second and Guy and Cremo third. Friday’s program starts at 2 pm with at least five races daily through Monday.
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Miss Donia
Baby
Arack
Florida
Entice
Seth
Queen
Bay d'Or
Bill
B. Hayden
Toney
Fussy
Guy
Cremo
Dave
Panhandle Texas racing opener reports slow track and strong crowd
Panhandle Texas June 7 1934 first day results show a dry track despite a slow surface with 2500 in attendance. Open 550 yard race led by Joe Bailey at 29 35 time with Little Dude and Speed Ball among others. Second race 1 2 mile won by Barney Owen with La Junta and Meade Girl also prominent. Third race two year olds 1 8 mile led by Little Brownie with Oklahoma Queen and Dora posting speeds. Fourth race open half mile and 26 yards won by Chester B ahead of Susie Swing and Verdant Son. Fifth race open 1 8 mile saw Misa Donia and Baby Wrack top field through 1 16.
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Chester B
H. T. Deahl
Panhandle
C Wayson
Susie Swing
Verdant Son
Chester
Texas
Joe Bailey
Red Goddard
Little Dude
C. Watson
B. Cochran
Ned Hanger
Driftwood
Myrtle M
Tenderheart
Irene
Essies
Barney Owen
Dominick
la Junta
H. Maddux
Meade Girl
F. Gadberry
Wanda S
Black Girl
Argus Lady
Big Jim
Concho Chief
Lady Scat
Gates
Little Brownie
R. Goddard
Cesreers
Oklahoma Queen
B. Wilson
Dora
B Ray
Tan
Golden Moon
Red Comet
Roan Lady
Lady Scott
Katie M. Scratcher
Luke W
Iccacsecessees
Hayden
Sosees
Star Maiden
Wild Fire
Royal Standard
Cawthorn
Escopay
Baby Wrack
Florida Gold
Misa Donia
C. Maskred
S.sseereeseres
A. Gruber
J. Garden
Ceressecteraceses Ld
Alto
Florida
Don Rose
Sun
Thomiese
Seth
Patuxant
Giants Rally Past Braves to Sweep Series, 14 to 5
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 14 to 5 after a late-inning rally. The win completed a series sweep and left the Giants with 12 victories in 17 home games.
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NEW York
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Boston Braves
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 1 St. Louis 0 and Boston 5 New York 14 with Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1. American League notes show St Louis 5 Chicago 3 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 11 while New York faces Boston and other matchups listed. Standings feature Detroit 19 587 and New York 18 568 with multiple clubs, dates and night games across Texas and Oklahoma cities.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Iden Dinne Padaw
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Detroit Fee
Ween Ee
Pet
Boston Seas
Brooklyn , Stenreese
Baseball scores from the American and Southern associations
In the American Association Milwaukee defeated St. Paul 2 to 4, Toledo beat Louisville 6 to 1, Kansas City lost to Minneapolis 1 to 8, with Indianapolis at Columbus a night game noted. In the Southern Association Birmingham topped Memphis 10 to 0, Chattanooga won 6 to 3, Atlanta lost to Knoxville 7 to 11 in 12 innings, Nashville beat New Orleans 3 to 2 in 12, New Orleans at Little Rock scheduled for night.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Blues Trade Connatser for Rollins in Texas League swap
Kansas City manager Roger Peckinpaugh announced that first baseman Bruce Connatser is traded to Tulsa. In exchange the Blues receive infielder Red Rollins. West Dixie defeats Tyler 3 to 1.
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Kansas City
Roger Peckinpaugh
Kansas City Blues
Todo
Bruce Connatser
Tulsa
Peckinpaugh
Red” Rollins
Blues
Connatser
Tigers hammer Indians to seize series lead
Detroit crash Cleveland 11 to 6 in the final game, edging ahead in the AL standings as Bar Whitehill and Sam Harris spark the win. Separate games saw Washington top Philadelphia 7 to 3 while St Louis rallied past the White Sox 6 to 3 to take the set. In golf, Mrs Dan Chandler and other contenders reached the Trans Miss semi finals amid heat and tight matches.
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Hpore Rice
S Seeeee
Knickerbocker Ss
Averill of Apes
Vosmik If Wees
Hitle %H ’ Deen
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Fox
I Cochrane
Goslin
Gehringer
Sere
Louie Awe
Rogellos
Sedeonvedas
Greenberg
Walker
Burne
Owen
Garma
Bridges
Melilio
Hemealey
Newsomp
Endebane
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Rowell
Cochrane
Thatter
Newsomth
Burnett
Chicago
AK Hildebrand
Swanson
Weer
Ny — Hawa
Et Tweran
Philadelphi
Coston
Hayes
Wyatt P
Vreeneennemete
Cain
wiLyons
Kline P
Pepper
Washington
Lille
Ronura
Myer
Ene
Ron Ronure
Burne Kuhel
Melillo
Urna
Manueh
Bejma
Beima
Chamberlin
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Cleveland Indians
Tigers
St. Louis
Zeke Bonnre
Browns
Kansas City
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Tex
Chandler
Hill
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kas
Lucile Robinson
Marion Miley
Lexington
Goveryea
Misa Robinson
Mia
Leon Solomon
Tennessee
Dormie
Kentucky
Miss Goreayea
Lye Texan
Miss Miley
Miss Gorczyca
Miss Miey
Local Golfers Vie For Club Championship At Country Club
The 19th Hole Country Club hosts qualifying for the club championship on June 16 and 17 on a hazardous course. Contenders include John Olver Paul Gore Elmer Slough Alfred Griggs B I Farfield and George Kinsey. Women in Amarillo may begin practice for the Women’s City Championship with qualifying Thursday. The full tournament green fee is two dollars per entrant.
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Country Club
John Olver
Paul Gore
Elmer Slough
Alfred Griggs
B. I. Farfield
George Kinsey
Amarillo
Dallas
Texas Professional Golfers Association
Lakewood Country Club
Walnut Hill Country Club
Ring wedding weds wrestlers in front of 1900 fans
Rod Fenton and Neosho Carley wed in a ring ceremony led by Rev. Perrell Fox before 1900 grappling fans at the armory. The event featured radio broadcast and choked ovations after vows as matches opened with Mueller, Hill and Mantell in action.
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Rod Fenton
Neosho Carley
Perrell Fox
Weat
Amarillo
Reverend Fox
Fenton
Don Hill
Miss Carley
Alfred
Hill
Mantel
Lou Mueller
Mueller
Cyclone Mackey
Garage
Penton
Jo Roderick
Don Carver
Ruth Bench Ruthless Windup Sparks Yankee Bench
Babe Ruth vents hurt feelings after benching rumors as Yankee teammates dispute the move. Ruth, hitting over 300, vows to play when able despite an ankle issue, while Myril Hoag shines in Ruth’s stead during a doubleheader against the Red Sox.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Ruth
McCarthy
Yankees
Red Sox
Myril Hoag
Clarendon Twilight League Softball Ends Season
The Clarendon Twilight League wrapped up Monday with the American Legion team winning the opening game of the season. The Methodist team earned the highest percentage honors, while Presbyterians and Baptists posted weak results. Plans are underway to extend play into summer, possibly repeating the same schedule, and the annual comic classic Friday features a match between the Lion and the Business and Professional Women nine.
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Clarendon
Clarendon Twilight League
American Legion
Honore
Methodist
L. Pet
Methodiat Faheiene
Presbyterians
lUcway i
S.sescee
Baptist
Bag Us
Shamrock Falls 8 5 In Erick Texas Oklahoma League Game
Shamrock’s Western Texas Oklahoma league record fell four places after an 8-5 defeat at Erick Oklahoma. Bus Dorman pitched a strong game but fell short against Erick on their home field as Shamrock dropped to 3-2 in league play.
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Shamrock
Erick
Okla
Dorman
Twitty
Allison Reaches Semi Final in New England Tennis Tour
In Hartford on June 7 Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeated Edward Puller of Salem Massachusetts 6-7 6-1 6-3 to advance to the semi final round. Other semi finalists are J Gilbert Hall Orange New Jersey reigning champion Ray Donovan New York and Donald Frame Windsor Connecticut.
Panhandle Entries for Friday Race Day
The Panhandle lists six races for Friday with participant horses and their weights. First race covers 550 yards featuring Myrtie M and Mae West among others. Second race runs 3-8 miles with Flash and Sleepy Dick leading the field. Third race mills 1-2 miles plus 70 yards including Alpha and Laurella. Fourth race Quick Stick and Eugene head a short field. Fifth race spans 1 mile 170 yards with Little Borage and Potentate.
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Myrtie M
Nancy M
Mae West
Buck HL
Country Boy
Flash
Sleepy Dick
Concho G
Meade Lady
American Red
Alpha
Balance Fell
Moo Music
Miss Wynona
Laurella
Mabel C
Pickeral
Eugene
Ware Law
Dorence M
Potentate
Black Bull
Athafla
Pine Bluff and Shreveport Tie In Fast Dixie League Play
In the Fast Dixie League Pine Bluff defeated Baton Rouge while Greenville fell to Shreveport and Shreveport edged Greenville in a trio of games. The results showed Baton Rouge losing 3 6 to Greenville and Shreveport 3 to Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff
Baton Rouge
Greenville
Shreveport
Amarillo Highway Club Edges Local Team 9 to 5 in Softball
Special to The News. Clarendon June 7 Amarillo Highway club avenged a prior defeat by beating the local Highway nine 9 to 5 in a Sunday afternoon softball game.
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Clarendon
Amarillo Highway Club
Highway Nine
Old Man Par Loosens Grip in Open Lead Fight
Merion’s golf field tests Old Man Par as Cruickshank Lacey and Cox chase a three-way, one-over par first round lead at the United States Open. Sarazen sits seven under with Goodman and Rodney Biles Jr a stroke behind in a windy, error-prone opening round.
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Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
America
Bobby” Cruickshank
Richmond
New York
Charles Lacey
Wilfred
Wiffy) Cox
Merton
Fach
Gene Sarazen
Mew York
Paul Bunyan
Johnny Goodman
Nebraska
Godman
Goodman
Coodman
Denny Shute
Ralph Guidahi
Los Angeles
Phil Perkins
Cleveland
Ton Creavy
Albany
Lat Fon
Denver
Wadte Hagen
Olin Dutra
Leo Diegel
Dudley
Harry Cooper
Bi Burke
Cox
Jox
Shamrock Golfers Beat McLean in Season Opener
Shamrock golfers list wins over McLean partners in the first golf match of the season at the Or Creek course. Results show multiple close finishes with Shamrock players Jimmy Simi Roy Campbell 1 up and others like W Hindman 6-5, Sam Cubine 6-3, Morrison 9-8 among the notable margins.
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Nova Shamrock
Cole Cree
Shamrock
McLean
Or Creek
Jimmy Simi Roy Campbell
Frank Miteam
W. Hindman
Cat Brannon
Sam Cubine
CardInk Incident Fines Hit Cardinals Official Trio
In New York on June 7 1930 preparatory reports state National League president John Heydler fined Frankie Frisch manager of the St Louis Cardinals and umpire Charles Rigler for an altercation during yesterday's Cardinals Cubs game.
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ST. Louis
Big Jim Weaver
Cubs
Browns
Newark
Chicago
Cardinals
New York
Pittsburgh
John Heydler
Natio League
Prankie Fris
Cardin
Charles Rigler
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