Greenbelt Golf Upset Bracket Shakes Local Field
Walker of Quanah shocks Billy Holmes defending champion 1 up after 19 holes to force a 1st round finish in the Greenbelt tournament. Holmes missed on the 18th and 19th holes while Walker claimed a par on the final hole to advance against Charles Staggs of Lubbock tomorrow. Rufus Greene beat C E Haynes 1 up while Frank Foxhall topped Frank Mitcham 4 and 3 in other matches.
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Walker
Holmes
Charles Staggs
Lubbock
Rufus Greene
Memphis
C. E. Haynes
Frederick
Okla
Frank Foxhall
Frank Mitcham
Shamrock
C. P. Sanders, Jr
Childress
K. W. Kerbow
Reg Greenhaw
Dick Cooke
Clarendon
National League standings and Tuesday results
Results show Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 15, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 2, Boston 3 New York 6, Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 4. Standings list New York 30 18, St Louis 31 21, Pittsburgh 29 22, Chicago 28 27, Cincinnati 27 26, Boston 22 30, Brooklyn 20 28, Philadelphia 19 34. Schedule for Wednesday: Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
N.scense
Louis
Caclnses
Scerses
Envacss
Pet
Scores and standings across leagues in midweek baseball
American League results show New York 5 Boston 6 and Philadelphia 6 Washington 106 with St Louis 1 Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 Detroit 0. Standings list New York 33 18 647 and Washington 31 23 574 with others. Pacific Coast League and Dixie, American Association also report multiple scores and midweek matchups.
Drennen Fires No-Hit Game For Lions In Amarillo
Larry Drennen 22 pitched a no hit no run five inning game for the Texas Theater Lions against the Pleasant Valley Farmers. The Lions won 3 to 0 on six hits with eight strikeouts and no walks. Drennen’s performance boosted belief he is ready to advance with the Lions in faster company.
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Larry Drennen
Texas Theater Lions
Amarillo
Drennen
Pleasant Valley Farmers
Lions
Smith
Larry
Pleasant Valley
Byrd
McKnight
Short
Missions Down Exporters in Beaumont Series Finale
San Antonio Missions rally to beat Beaumont 7 to 6 in the Beaumont series final. Key moments include unearned winning run after Engle safe on fielder’s choice and a late rally sparked by Walkup and Kowalik. Beaumount starter Walkup and reliever Kowalik allowed five late runs, while Sullivan and Hare paced San Antonio’s offense.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Missions
Lefty Sullivan
Hare
Beaumont
Kid
Kowalik
Engle
Belmats
Sullivan, Hare
Susce
Heath
Texas netters stay in Philadelphia meet Philadelphia
The University of Texas four man tennis team remains intact through the second and third rounds of the Pennsylvania and Middle States tournament in Philadelphia. Karl Kamrath and Sterling Williams reached the fourth round while Martin Buxby and Hal Surface were one round back.
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Philadelphia
University of Texas
Pennsylvania
Middle States
Karl Kamrath
Sterling Williams
Martin Buxby
Hal Surface
Scores From Southern Association Ballgames
In the Southern Association standings Milwaukee defeated Toledo 5 to 1 while Kansas City edged Columbus 6 to 5. Little Rock beat Atlanta B 1 to 0 and Memphis won 1 to 0 against Knoxville. Birmingham topped Nashville 7 to 3 and New Orleans triumphed 9 to 5 over Chattanooga.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Top Box Score Highlights From Yesterday’s Game
Box score shows Gehrig with 2 RBIs and a home run, Cooke also homer, Crosetti 2 RBIs, Sewell and Cooke with two-base hits, Ferrell sacrifice, Warstler Fribers involved in double plays, Johnson and Warstler connected in key plays. New York left 2 on base, Boston 7. Pitcher MacFayden allowed 19 baserunners in 7 innings.
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Boston
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Mowry
Soeehnnennes
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eGaomarose
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Dickey
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Seccoweyenes
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Farrell
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Eeense
McManus
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Sereeneerare Cooke
Jolley
Serene
Oliver
Ae Ferrell
Johnson
Friberg
Weweeereee
Brown
Detroit
Oral Hilde‘brand
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Vosmik
Pytlak
Hildebrand
Indians
Walter Johnson
Amarillo Golfers Prepping For Two Major Tourneys
Amarillo Country Club golfers and many top women shot-makers finish practice ahead of two big events. The Country Club championship and Hillcrest women’s city tournament start next week with qualifying rounds Saturday and Sunday, leading to full match play all week and finals on June 25. Bill Garre leads operations with Elliott Hatch absent. Mrs. Frank Wolflin is a strong contender for the Country Club title. Entrance for the women’s event is one dollar, granting three days of pre-qualifying practice.
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Amarillo
Hillcrest
Country Club
Bill Garre
Amarillo Country Club
Elliott Hatch
Fort Worth
Frank Wolflin
George Lindsay
Texas Women In 2nd Round At Dallas Golf Tourney
In Dallas on June 13 a 19 hole match features Mrs H Preston of Dallas eliminating Mrs Gid Noel of San Antonio in the Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association event. Top players advancing include Mrs J Lee Wilson who defeated Kate Anderson 7 and 6 and will meet Mrs W T Stafford. others in the upper bracket include Mrs George Huckaby and Mrs H V Cardona with 3 and 2 wins and Mrs E H Wohlfahrt defeating Sydney Rogers 6 and 5.
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Dallas
George Huckaby
Don Zepernick
H. V. Cardona
Fort Worth
M. B. Parsons
E. H. Wohlfahrt
Wilson
Sydney Rogers
Miss Walker
Preston
J. A. Durborrow
J. D. Owens
Cardinals Rally To Top Pirates 4-3 In Ninth
Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell guided the St Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a tight early season duel. Lindstrom and Suhr tied the game with a ninth inning homer before Dean’s bunt triggered the deciding rally.
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ST. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Steve Swetonic
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Pirates
Dean
Lindstrom
Suhr
Wilson
Durocher
Martin
Cyclone Mackey Set to Meet Poncho Vitella Again
Cyclone Mackey prepares to wrestle Poncho Vitella in a rematch at the National Guard Armory. The foreign challenger list grows with entrants from diverse backgrounds as Mackey seeks a decisive win in this no time limit bout after prior contentious clashes.
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Mackey
Poncho Vitella
Poncho
National Guard
Benny Bolt
Yaqui Joe
Cyclone
Walter Achill
Cussin
Rio Grande
Rob Roy
Buffalo Grocery baseball team seeks Panhandle opponents
Special to The News from Canyon reports the Buffalo Grocery nine, composed of summer students of West Texas State Teachers College, cannot find competition. They seek games with any club in the Panhandle, especially Amarillo, with Ray Campbell at Buffalo Grocery handling inquiries.
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News Canyon
Buffalo Grocery
West Texas State Teachers College
Panhandle
Amarillo
Ray Campbell
Lockney Nine Wins Doubleheader At Home
Lockney baseballers defeated Sand Hill 3 to 2 and Irick Oklahoma 12 to 6 last Sunday. Pitcher Roberson allowed one hit and fanned 12 against Sand Hill, while Lockney collected 14 hits for Phillips as he kept the Irick lineup quiet.
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Lockney Baseballers
Sand Hill
Irick
Okla
Roberson
Lockney
Phillips
Nashville Outfielder Lance Richbourg A Model Player
Lance Richbourg, a Nashville out fielder, has appeared in over 1,600 major and Class A games and has never been ejected or fined in his career.
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Lance Richbourg
Nashville
Sammy Taylor Sets Indian Hills Amateur Course Record
Sammy Taylor, municipal champion, fired a 65 at Indian Hills to break the amateur course record and tie the pro mark from 1929. He opened 33 and finished 33 with eight birdies amid a sunbaked round as his companions drifted.
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Indian Hills
Sammy Taylor
Taylor
Pat O’brien
Dr Farmer
Drew Crosaett
Joe Jones
Spec Goldman Medalist in Dallas Golf Tourney
David Spec Goldman defended his title at the Dallas Country Club invitation by shooting 72 after 37 on the front and 35 on the back. The windy, treacherous course produced high scores as Johnny Dawson posted 80 and Gus Moreland 77 in a day of strong scoring.
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Dallas
Alice Kenny
David “Spec” Goldman
Goldman
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Gus Moreland
Reynolds Smith
Louis Nowlin
Dempsey Talks Texas Bout With Sharkey Baer Idea
Labor commissioner Jack Flynn said negotiations with Jack Dempsey aim to stage a Sharkey Baer title bout in Texas after a new prize fighting law was signed by Governor Miriam Ferguson. Possible sites include Dallas Fair Grounds Arlington Downs and a Houston venue with Dempsey arriving late June or early July to discuss details.
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Austin
Jack Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Texas
Flynn
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dick Griffin
Fort Worth
Dempsey
Charles A. Culberson
Culberson
Jaemen J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dallas Fairgrounds
Arlington Downs
Fort, Worth
Dallas
Houston
Pampa Takes League Lead
Pampa moved into solo first in the Cotton Oil League by beating Twitty 11 to 9. Shamrock defeated Magic City 17 to 6 to create a four way tie for third. Red Wells of Magic City went 5 for 5 with a home run and three other hits. Next Sunday Pampa travels to Shamrock as Twitty visits Wheeler.
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News Shamrock
Pampa
Twitty
McLean
Wheeler
Shamrock
Magic City
Red Wells
Magic Club
Ace Lean
Boxing results from Monday night bouts in Columbus and nearby
Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs Arkansas outpointed Alabama Kid of Dover Ohio. Kayo Morgan of Toledo stopped Joey Carrigan of Fort Wayne Indiana in three rounds. Walter Hallett of Swanton Ohio outpointed George Hardy of Detroit in six rounds.
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Pittbburgh
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Alabama Kid
Dover
Columbus
O-Kayo Morgan
Toledo
Joey Carrigan
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Walter Hallett
Swanton
George Hardy
Detroit
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