Carbons Defeat Alexanders 9-2 in Borger Union
Huber Carbon Blacks beat Gro ver Alexanders 9 to 2 as Luke Coburn and Jim Hadley held the Wizards to six hits. Summers and Littrell homered, Huffman collected three hits, and Hadley, Coburn each fanned six. Halliburton Cementers from Duncan, Oklahoma, will visit for two games at Huber Park.
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Borger
Huber Carbon Blacks
Grover Alexander
Wizards
Luke Coburn
Jim Hadley
Alexanders
Wilson
Conner
Males
Keithley
Huber
Lloyd Summers
Preston Littrell
Huffman
Rocker
Lawless
Dingman
Huber Park
Dodgers edge Cardinals 7 to 6 in tight showdown
In St Louis on June 7 the Dodgers held off the Cardinals 7 to 6. Van Mungo did not go the distance yet Brooklyn won as Medwick and Padgett hit home runs for St Louis and Koy drove in three runs. Multiple pitchers used, final score 7-6.
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ST. Louis
van Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Medwick
Padgett
Cards
Brooklyn
Harrell
Macon
Moore
Davis
Iooo
Shoun
Louis Leacitaria
Gutteridge
Lavagetto
Durocher
Coscarart
Koy
Budge and Mako Reach Davis Cup Semi in France
Budge and Mako, the American Davis Cup pair, advanced to the semi finals in Auteuil France and defeated Wilde and Butler in four sets 6-1 6-4 4-6 6-2. The victory tightens their bid for the doubles title.
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Auteuil
France
Don Budge
Gene Mako
F. H. D. Wilde
D. W. Butler
Budge
Lewis to defend title against Gainer in Pittsburgh
Gus Greenlee announced John Henry Lewis will defend the light heavyweight crown against Al Gainer in Pittsburgh mid August. The pay date and venue are set, with the bout expected to draw boxing fans.
Rotary and Kiwanis Golfers Triumph in Club Matches
Rotary Club defeated A B C 15 to 8 at Amarillo Country Club while Kiwanis beat Lions 11 to 10 at Hillcrest. Individual scores list Rotary players Bill Garre and several others with multiple 3s and 0s. Kiwanis players include Jack Bush and Alfred Griggs with several 3s and 1s. Team play set for twice monthly matches through August.
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Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary-A. B. C
Amarillo Country Club
Roy Greenhill
James Farwell
Don Loden
E. M. Broome
Morris Loewenstern
Pr. R. P. Parcells
Charlie Young
C. R. McAfee
Glen McDavid
J. L. McCormick
E. Mann
Howard Paul
Perry Jackson
Kiwanis Lions
Jack Bush
Art Querry
Alfred Griggs
Roy Stockton
Bill Baker
Frank Lawler
Wade Holman
Bill Gibson
Sam Kelly
FE. W. Cain
Bruce Autry
Harry Daily
Herb Willborn
J. Howard Williams
Tribe Shellacks Red Sox 7 to 5
Cleveland defeated Boston 7 to 5 in the first game of the series. Key sixth inning rally produced three runs on hits by Lary Campbell Hale and Averill, with Foxx homering for Boston and Humphries earning the win while Bagby took the loss.
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Boston
Cleveland
Red Sox
Jim Bagby, Jr
Lary
Campbell
Hale
Averill
Cramer
Chapman
Foxx
AceeGat Solters
Cronin
O/Higgins
Trosky
O'Doerr
Keltner
Essees
Higgins
Bagby
Solters
DeSautels
Humphries
Browns Hammer Nats For 11-8 Victory
The St. Louis Browns pounded out 15 hits off four Washington pitchers to beat the Senators 11 to 8. Harland Clift drove in five runs with four hits for the Browns.
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Washington
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Harland Clift
Browns
Amer Leg Bell
Bonura
West
O'Stone
Quinn
O'Travis
Heath
Case
St. Louis
Abhea
Washton
B.mills
Bluegeam
Clift
Lewis
Kress
Simmons
Heffner
R.ferrelle
H.mills
Leonardo
Bonettijo
Kelley
Wright
Weaver
Hogsett
Louis
McQuinn
Stone
Bell
Travis
B. Mills
Bonetti
Replacements Made in National Open Rainy Weather
The 42nd National Open at Cherry Hills saw 14 withdrawals and 11 replacements as weather limited practice. Contenders include Guldahl Snead Picard Nelson Hines Cooper Revolta, with forecasts pegging 285 to win and furrowed sand traps debated by players.
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Alan Gould Denver
Cherry Hills
Joseph Dey
United States Golf Association
al Espinosa
Ralph Guldahl
Oakland Hills
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Henry Picard
Hershey
Penny
Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Jimmy Hines
New York
Byron Nelson
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Snead
Golf Open riches: Guidahl Cooper Snead lead Cherry Hills field
Denver bookmakers list Ralph Guidahl Harry Cooper and Sam Snead as favorites for the National Open at Cherry Hills with 8 to 1 odds. Harry Picard Vic Ghezzi and Jimmy Hines sit at 10 to 1, while Jimmy Thomson Gene Sarazen Paul Runyan Denny Shute Horton Smith and John Revolta are in the 12 to 1 bracket.
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Denver
Ralph Guidahl
Harry Cooper
Sam Snead
Cherry Hills
Harry Picard
Vic Ghezzi
Jimmy Hines
Jimmy Thomson
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Denny Shute
Horton Smith
John Revolta
Chisox Top Yankees 8-5 In Four-Game Opener
Chicago White Sox defeat New York 8 to 5 to open a four game series at Yankee Stadium. Thornton Lee pitched the win while Charley Ruffing took the loss after long undefeated stretch. Jorgens Gehrig and Crosetti lead the Yankees with multiple hits as Lee hits a homer for Chicago.
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New York
Charley Ruffing
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Thornton Lee
New
DiMaggioct
Kreevich
Gehrig
Radcliff
Hoag
Walker
Powell
O Hayes
K'becker
Sewell
Jorgens
Lee
Ruffing
Andrews
Z Dahlgren
Rolfe
Knickerbocker
Owen
Tunney backs Schmeling as Louis bout nears
Speculator New York June 7 Gene Tunney praised Max Schmeling as ready for the Joe Louis fight and dismissed talk of him fading before the bout. He watched Schmeling spar three partners and said Schmeling has a near perfect condition and the finest right in the world.
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N. Y
Gene Tunney
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Gene
Indians Whoop Beyond Their Bedtime
Cleveland fans see the Indians surge into June leading the American League as a Bolshevik intruder named Oscar Vitt agitates the team. Robert Feller, Mel Harder, and John Allen pace a pitching staff while Joe McCarthy and Detroit loom as threats in a pivotal Yankee Stadium series.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Cleveland
Philip Pontiac
Sitting Bull
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Indians
Joe Cronin
Mike Cochrane
Mr. McCarthy
Detroit
Tigers
Mr. McCarty
Joseph
Yankee Stadium
Robert Feller
Melvin Harder
John Allen
Department of Indian Affairs
Oscar Vitt
Vitt
Jim
Odell
Hale
Cuyahoga County
Klondike
Dizzy Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Iowa
Bob
Barrett Threatens To Down Champ In Tulsa Match
Betty Jameson of San Antonio won her first round 8 and 6 over Vincent Hoechst of Dallas but Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis looms after eliminating A. D. Jack of Tulsa 9 and 8. Barrett, the Minnesota state champion, led with a 36 outward nine while Jameson posted 38 for the first nine.
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Tulsa
Okla
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Betty
Vincent Hoechst
Dallas
Minnesota
A. D. Jack
Miss Jameson
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Marion Miley
Lexington
Helen Hofmann
Salt Lake City
Patty Berg
Patty Newbold
Wichita
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
T. L. Law
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Saenger
Elinor Jones
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Johnny Parnell
Alice Daniels
Jameson
Jenny Grout
Oklahoma City
T. N. Law
Opal
Hill
E. R. Hury
Tennis Tourney Opens At Tucumcari For 18 Entrants
Ray Paulson announced the summer playground project tennis tournament began Tuesday at 9 am in Tucumcari. Eighteen contestants entered including John Mayne Jack Stephenson Harlan Graham Carl Newman Charles Bueler Bill Simpson Aaron Jolly Boyd Lee Robbins Eugene Hepburn Bill Russell Bob Justice Fred Witty Cecil Edwards Shirley Hannahs Mary Randall Mary Jane Letcher Jessie Honeywell and Helen Cridebring.
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Tucumcari
Ray Paulson
Summer Playground Project
John Mayne
Jack Stephenson
Harlan Graham
Carl Newman
Charles Bueler
Bill Simpson
Aaron Jolly
Boyd Lee Robbins
Eugene Hepburn
Bill Russell
Bob Justice
Fred Witty
Cecil Edwards
Shirley Hannahs
Mary Randall
Mary Jane Letcher
Jessie Honeywell
Helen Cridebring
Feller Draws Big Crowds as DiMaggio Plays Sparse Schedule
Di Maggio appears three times in two weeks while DiMaggio works daily. Feller remains the strongest one day magnet in baseball. Fans may crowd Yankee Stadium next Saturday and Sunday unless rain hail or frost disrupts plans.
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di Maggio
di Mag
Feller
Yankee Stadium
Great Grapple Match on Tap At Armory
At the National Guard Armory fans expect a top card with Joe Kopecky facing Andy Tremaine in the main event. Kopecky's return last week drew boos yet heightens his risk, while Tremaine brings a winning run and disciplined training. Semi finals feature Blacksmith Pedigo versus Dizzy Davis and Soldier Thomas versus Gust Johnson, with ringside tickets at City Drug Store.
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National Guard Armory
Joe Kopecky
Andy Tremaine
Kopecky
Tremaine
Pedigo
Dizzy Davis
Houstonian
Thomas
Gust Johnson
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Laabs Delivers Ninth Inning Winner For Tigers
Detroit tops Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Laabs singles home Fox in the ninth inning. Rudy York belts his 11th homer of the season in the fourth. Detailed box shows York, Gehringer, Christman with key hits and Gill gets the win over a Cas ter loss.
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Philadelphia
Laabs
Fox
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Rudy York
Detroit Arhoa Phila
Abrhoa Rogellas
Moscarf
Walker If
O'Seibertlb
White
Finney
Gehrngr
Werber
Bruckere
York
Johnson
Chapman
Ambler
Gill
Nelson
Lawson
Parkeras
Caster
Lodigiana
Christman
Brucker
Gehringer
Ean
Joe Louis Loufs Through Workouts
Joe Louis resumed boxing in Pompano Lakes New Jersey with six listless rounds after a brief lay-off. His performance appeared tired but his handlers cited weariness from a two hour session with photographers. James J Braddock marked his 33rd birthday by visiting the camp.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Joe
James J. Braddock
Cubs Defeat Giants To Take Lead In pennant race
Chicago Cubs beat New York Giants 4 to 2 to move one and a half games ahead in the NL pennant race. Bill Lee earned his sixth straight win, and Billy Herman homerred in the seventh to spark the Cubs. The visitors rallied with Fupple’s homer in the ninth but Ott, Leiber and Marty closed out the win before 16,202 at Chicago.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Invaders
Bill Lee
Cubs
Cliff Melton
Lee
Giants
Mel Ott
Jimmy Ripple
Melton
Dick Coffman
Billy Herman
Reynolds
Demaree
Joe Marty
Fupple
Ott
Collins
Hank Leiber
Herman
Johnny McCarthy
York
Barte
Hermangh
Leibervef
Martyeef
McCrthy
Garbarkco
Danning
Colling Ib
Kampha
Jurgesas
Melton P
Leep
Leoalie
Coffman
Ath
New York
National League results and standings summary
The box shows NL results with San Antonio 6 Dallas 1 and Beaumont 3 Fort Worth 2 in 13 innings. Standings list Beaumont 34 23 596 and Tulsa 24 564, with Houston 25 28 and Shreveport 21 34. Schedule for Wednesday includes San Antonio doubleheader and Beaumont at Fort Worth night games.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Tulge
Ivaik Airs
Oklahoma City
Houston
Paccaes OO
ASG Fort Worth
Shreveport
Fort, Worth
Tulsa
Utes Clip Vega 26 to 4 in Tucumcari Game
The Tucumcari Utes routed Vega 26 to 4 at Tucumcari stadium on Sunday. They travel to Conchas Dam next Sunday for their season opener against the Conchas Indians on foreign fields.
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Tucumcari
Tucumcari Utes
Vega Baseball Club
Tucumcari Stadium
Utes
Conchas Dam
Hole-in-One For Johnny Terrill At Amarillo Club
Johnny Terrill of Amarillo Country Club joined the hole-in-one club after acing the 65 yard No 10 hole yesterday afternoon. The shot was witnessed by Rip Underwood. Terrill used a No 5 iron.
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Johnny Terrill
Amarillo Country Club
Terrill
Rip Underwood
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Peoples Recreation Club “Sportsmen’s Headquarters
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Tunney
Max
Miss Barrett
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Chicago One
Vega
Fox Drug Stores
HOTEL
Burns Harrelson
Ed Landen
Prince Albert
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America
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TNT
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
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