Phillips Club Faces Eason Oilers Tonight in Amarillo
Phillips 66 returns three players from injury for the game against Enid Oklahoma’s Eason Oilers at Metro Park. New catcher Blair may appear after securing a release from Bartlesville. Foster may rejoin soon. Phillips aims to bounce back after a 4 to 3 loss at Borger.
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Eason Oilers
Shell
Phillips “66
Enid
Oklo
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Oilers
Red Strickla
Cordwood Davis
Johnng Joe Surface
Amarillo
Foster
Arkansas
Blair
Joplin
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Jack Dempsey Feted By Very Best People
New York June 15 Jack Dempsey chairman of the West Side Hospital Development Committee of New York will be honored at a dinner Wednesday. Patrons include Mr and Mrs Morgan Belmont Gene Buck Mr and Mrs E Rol and Harriman Harold W McGraw Mr and Mrs Herbert B Swope and Mr and Mrs Grant land Rice. The piece notes Dempsey once a hobo rose to heavyweight champion and is celebrated as a quintessential self made man.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
West Side Hospital Development Committee of
Morgan Belmont
Gene Buck
E. Roland Harriman
Harold W. McGraw
Herbert B. Swope
Grantland Rice
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Cal Farley Receives Dinner Invitation in New York
Amarillo business figure Cal Farley has been invited to a dinner honoring Jack Dempsey at the Astor Hotel in New York City. Farley will not attend, planning to leave Amarillo Saturday for New York and then sail around July 1 for Germany and the Olympic Games.
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Cal Farley
Amarillo
Jack Dempsey
Astor Hotel
New York City
Dempsey’s rise beyond boxing and his charitable drive
The article portrays Jack Dempsey as a man of genuine worth beyond sport. Since marrying Hannah Williams in 1933 he has found happiness, built diverse business interests, and remains connected to fans and friends. He promotes charity while expanding ventures in restaurants, hotels, oil, land, and candy.
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Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Jack
Manassa
Jack Dewpsey
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Akron and Scranton
New York A leads Akron MA 21 to 9 in Akron Ohio. Cleveland A defeats Scranton NY Penn 7 to 1 in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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New York
Scranton
Cleveland
Penn
Dallas at Beaumont and Other Tonight Games
Dallas visits Beaumont in a day game while Oklahoma City plays Houston at night and Tulsa travels to Galveston at night along with Fort Worth at San Antonio in the evening schedule.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
O ’ Tulsa
Galveston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Prince Omar Yoachim Meets Buck Lipscomb in Key Semi Final
Prince Omar Yoachim, an Algerian grappler, will wrestle Buck Lipscomb of Indiana in the Promoter Dutch Mantell show semi final. Lipscomb follows Danny MeeShain Sailor Moran tactics while Yoachim is noted for deadly back drops and armlocks. Tex Watkins faces Matsudi Matsura in the main event as a prelim begins at 8:30. Reserved seats are sold at City Drug Store in Polk Street.
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Dutch Mantell
Lipscomb
Danny MeeShain
Sailor Moran
Tex Watkins
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Post
Matsudi
Matsura
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Probable pitchers in majors for tomorrow
New York June 1. Probable pitchers in the major leagues to morrow include American League games with Grove facing Cain in Chicago and Fink opposing Hogsett in St. Louis. Whitehill meets Bridges in Washington at Detroit while Gomez opposes Blueholder in New York at Cleveland. Davis faces Walter in Chicago at Philadelphia, Winford vs Benge in St. Louis at Boston, Welch meets Mungo or Blark in Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, and Hollingsworth opposes Gumbert in Cincinnati at New York.
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Benge
Welch
Mungo Or Blark
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Battle Fever Grips Gotham as Big Fight Near
New York reports monster interest in the Schmeling Louis heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. advance sale passes $500,000 with 75 000 to 80 000 expected. Weather wary but outlook improving. Louis and Schmeling near final workouts as gates loom.
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Mike Jacobs
26Th Century Sporting Club
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Yankee Ball Park
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Broadway
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Lakewood
Napanoch
Max Mahhon
Chubby Dean Reaches 400 Bats For Mackmen
Philadelphia report notes Youthful Lovill Dean nicknamed Chubby, fresh from Duke, has lifted the Athletics near the top of the standings by delivering in clutch moments. He faced 24 situations needing a hit and batted over .400 with five game savers. Ted Lyons, White Sox veteran, credited him for coming off the bench cold and delivering, adding opponents struggle to pitch to him.
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Lovill
Chubby
Dean
Duke University
Athletics
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Lyons
Allison sustains back injury threatens Wimbledon
Wilmer Allison, United States singles tennis champion, suffers a badly wrenched back during practice and may not be able to play in the all England championships. The Wimbledon event starts June 22.
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Allison
London
Wilmer Allison
United States
Wimbledon
French To Send Olympic Squad
Paris reports the government will send a team of athletes to the Berlin Olympics this summer. Leo Lagrange announced the plan as cabinet faces a fight in Parliament to approve funding for the squad.
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Berlin
Leo Lagrange
Fine Arts, Sports and Leisure
United States
Moguls Confer Behind Scenes In Unrestricted Trading
Baseball power brokers meet on the last day before waivers, bargaining over trades and players. Clubs seek late moves, with the Cubs and Yankees among targets and others asking for improvements such as new pitchers, a first baseman, and reshuffled rosters as talks continue.
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New York
Trojan Cagers Invade Texas In Southern California Tour
USC basketball coach Pete Cawthon announces a December Texas tour arranged at Sam Barry's request. The Trojans open December 4 in Lubbock against Texas Tech with games booked at TCU, SMU, UT, Rice, and Tulane. Cawthon invites more Texas or Oklahoma pre season games and Bert Huffman attended Barry's clinic.
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Tulane
Cawthon
Trojan
Texas
Oklahoma
Californians
Bert Huffman
Texas Tech
Barry
Oilers Defeat Road Runners In Five Game Series Opener
The Road Runners of Pampa and the Eason Oilers of Enid Oklahoma split the early games as Enid won 3 to 0 in Pampa. Enid scored in the first and eighth innings and totaled 10 hits while Daney started for Pampa and was relieved in the eighth. Clowers Horton Daney Gray Lisle were cited in the box score.
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Okla
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Pampans
Oklahoma
Amarillo Phillips “66
Amarillo
Daney
Gray
Pampa Ono
TB Clowers
Horton
Lisle
Parker Dominates Opening Round at National Clay Courts
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, top seed, advanced through the opening rounds of the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships at River Forest Tennis Club in Chicago. He defeated Seymour Greenberg of Chicago 6-0 6-2 in today’s early matches, adding to his 1933 clay crown credentials.
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Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
River Forest
Parker
Seymour Greenberg
College Athletes Qualify for Olympics This Week in National Track
Chicago June 15. The National Collegiate championships at Stagg Field draw about 275 athletes from 80 institutions in a qualifier for the American Olympic team. Defending champions return in nine events. Ohio State's Jesse Owens stands out with sprint and leap titles while Indiana's Don Lash, who set a 2 mile world record, looks strong in middle-distance events.
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Uncle Sam
Stagg Field
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Don Lash
Indiana University
Fight Is Timed For Vet Bonus Fight
New York June 15 crowds and words align with a $100,000,000 fund for World War II veterans as ticket sales surge for the Schmeling Louis bout. A projected $700,000 house is likely with about 40 percent from out of town. each fighter ~$200,000. International press corps and promotional hype build around the event and its global reach.
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Paul Mickelson
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Joe
American tennis seeds advance in early rounds in Chicago event
Fred Le Pell of Chicago at 6-9 6-9 entered as a giantkiller. J Gilbert Hall of West Orange seed two beat Modesto Alldo 6-2 6-1. Art Hendrix seeded eight defeated John Foreman 6-2 6-0 and advanced after by default from Alexander Pearsons. Wilbur Coen of Kansas City seed ten crushed Bertich 6-1 6-1. Other standouts Wayne Sabin, Robert Riggs, Charles Harris, John McDiarmid, Charles Carr and Russell Ball progressed. Eugene McAuliffe, seed fourteen, fell to Robert Underwood 9-7 6-4 after two wins.
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West Orange
N. J
Modesto Alldo
University of California
Art Hendrix
John Foreman
Blencoe, Jr
Alexander Pearsons
Boston
Wilbur
Coen
Kansas City
Guy Bertich
Chicago
Wayne Sabin
Los Angeles
Robert Riggs
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
John McDiarmid
Charles Carr
University of Southern California
Eugene McAuliffe
New York
Robert Underwood
Stanford University
Russell Ball
Northwestern University
G. W. Harris
Robert Hagey
Notre Dame to Add Southern Methodist to 1939 Schedule
Notre Dame athletic director Elmer Layden announced a game with Southern Methodist for October 14, 1939, in South Bend. The 1930 meeting ended with a 24 to 20 Notre Dame victory. SMU becomes the third new opponent that season alongside Georgia Tech and Iowa. Reports say Notre Dame may end football relations with Pittsburgh after 1938.
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Elmer F. Layden
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Todas
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Joe Savoldi
Knute Rockne
Georgia Tech
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Qualifying for Southern Open Starts Today
An all star cast from Virginia to Texas tests the Memphis Country Club course in final tune ups for the 44th Southern Amateur. Youthful Bobby Riegel of Richmond is tipped to win, with veteran Sam Perry of Birmingham the odds favorite at 4 to 1. Former champions including Freddie Haas Jr, Glenn Crissman, Chasteen Harris, R Bush, and Billy Howell compete as about 160 entries begin 36 hole qualifying across two days. The press box at Baltusrol looms as the event opens.
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Memphis
Tenn
Virginia
Texas
Memphis Country Club
Bobby Riegel
Richmond
Perry
Riegel
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Ala
Vietor
Wager Ing
Jack Munger
Dalelas
Tex
Billy Howell
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Glenn Crissman
Houston
Chasteen Harria
Victor
R. @. Bush
Howell
Chicago
Francis Culmet
United States
Baseball season leaders shown in AP league summaries
The Associated Press notes top batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records for the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Gehringer, Gehringer, Goslin, Foxx, Trosky, Grove, Sorrell, Ott, and J. Dean among others.
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Indians
Radcliff
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Geheringer
Tigers
Goslin
Foxx
Red Sox
Gehringer
Rolfe
Clift
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Powell
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Grove
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Martin
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Ott
Giants
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Moore
Herman
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Camilli
Goodman
Riggs
Reds
Klein
Yugoslavia Defeats Austria to Reach European Davis Cup Final
Yugoslavia's Davis Cup team qualified for the European zone finals in Vienna on June 18 as Josip Pallada defeated George Von Metaxa in four sets. The win gave Yugoslavia a third victory in the series with Austria after opening with two singles wins and Austria taking the doubles. Pallaca's calm and endurance overwhelmed Metaxa despite his brilliant play.
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Yugoslavia
Josip Palliada
George von Metaxa
Austria
Germany
Pallaca
Metaxa
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