Panhandle three day race meet opens with 1200 fans
More than 1,200 attendance marked the opening of the Southwest Race Meet in Panhandle. Four races plus specials and saddle horse show entertain as Red Goddard leads with two wins, while Amarillo horses dominate the show divisions. Free barbecue at noon and races start 2:39 pm with calf roping contests interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quer
Panhandle
Amarillo Merchants
Harjoche Indians
Jerry Malin
Texas
Southwest
Jeanne Howe
Amarillo
Red Scott
Norma Peavine
George P. Grout
Alice Rorex
My Astral Queen
Eric Nell Harrison
Hazel Dawn
Mr. Grout
Billie the Tough
Chillie Bean
Billy the Tough
Omar Kress
Shamrock
Warner Brown
Walter Waddell
Sayre
Okla
Boots Armstrong
Bud
A. M. Hogan
Texline
Jack Brite
J. B. Parker
Arlington Downs
Chief Kirby
Panhandle Race Meet Entries and Yesterday Results
Entries list for Panhandle Race Meet across four races with horses and riders from Crystal Lindy Joe Bailey Day Brook and more. Yesterday’s results show Open races on clear track with times from 24.2 to 50.1 seconds and jockeys Red Goddard Boots Armstrong Harned Winters etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Gene Hults
Lindy
W. H. Harned
Joe Bailey
H. Winters
Little Dude
Red Goddard
Day Brook
Boots Armstrong
Dick Dillion
Comet
Warner Brown
Bill Sapp
Meade Girl
Robert A
W. E. Harned
Starline
F. Gadbury
Panzeretta
W. S. Horned
Day’ Brook
Mad Boy
Poison Oak
Greenspring
Buck Allen
Cabin Camp
Shorty Warren
Blue June
Pete
Escapa
Earl Wilson
Buffs widen Texas League lead with 3–2 win over Oilers
Houston Buffaloes beat Tulsa Oilers 3 to 2 as Cvengros allowed five hits. Galveston and San Antonio fell, while Oklahoma City and Galveston split a high scoring affair. Dallas edged Missions 5 to 4. Beaumont and Fort Worth split a doubleheader with one game completed 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Buffaloes
Tulsa Oilers
Galveston
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Indians
Cvengros
Buffs
Oilers
Barnes
Bucs
Dallas
Steers
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Cats
Houston
Pree Yas
O’dea
Barnes and Whitney
Harvard Downs Yale in Husky Varsity Crew Race
Harvard’s husky varsity crew defeated Yale by a length and a half over a four mile River Thames course at New London. Dr. William A Brandenburg has led Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg for twenty years.
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Harvard
YALE
New London
Husky
River Thames
William A. Brandenburg
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Kas
Dempsey Baer Tour Texans Near Future
Martin Burke of New Orleans, manager of the Dempsey Baer tour, is due in Fort Worth to discuss Texas cities for the pair to appear in. Baer and Dempsey will be in New Orleans June 27 then move to New York for Sharkey Carnera. They plan Texas appearances late July or early August in five cities.
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Fort Worth
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Dick Griffin
Texas
Max Schmeling
Baer
Dempsey
New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Burke
Griffin
Austin
Golfers Open Qualifying For Country Club Championship
Country Club golfers begin their annual title quest with 18 hole qualifying. Eighteen players compete across four flights as match play follows next week. John Olver is a favored but hurt, with Elliott Hatch absent. Entrance is one dollar. prizes include watches, trays, glasses, clocks, golfing gear, and bags.
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Country Club
Elliott Hatch
John Olver
Panhandle
Olver
Thursday's Mat Results From Newark Meet
United Press report lists wrestlers Dick Shikat and Bronko Nagurski among winners at Newark New Jersey with match outcomes involving Frank Judson Martin Zkoff and others from cities including Philadelphia Boston Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and New York. The brief results note several bouts and placements amid a busy wrestling card.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Martin Zkoff
Russia
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Frank Judson
Boston
Detroit
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Ivan Factoroff
New York
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Floyd Marshall
Denver
Goldman Beats Moreland To Retain Dallas CC Title
Dallas June. David Spec Goldman of Dallas defeated Gus Moreland four and two to win the ninth Dallas Country Club Invitation and also medalist honors. Goldman led five up after 18 holes, then closed out Moreland with a 11footer birdie on the 15th after a steady, sub par 69 morning round. Moreland had bursts of rally but could not overcome the early deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Swift
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Guy Bush
Earl Grace
Gus Suhr
Cub
Kremer Harris
Hoyt
Swift
Harris
Frank Demaree
Kremer
Hendrick
English
Billy Herman
Jensen
Reddie Lindstrom
Gibson
Grace
Busch
Hartnett
Taylor
Dallas
Gus Turner Moreland
Moreland
David “Spec” Goldman
Dallas Country Club
Goldman
Buxby Beats Kamrath To Reach Penn Middle States Final
Martin Buxby of Texas overcame a 1-0 deficit in sets and a late Kamrath rally to win 6-8 6-4 7-5 and advance to the final against Sam Gilpin of Merion. Gilpin defeated Navy’s C. Elliott Loughlin 7-5 3-6 6-3 to reach the title match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Martin Buxby
Texas
Pennsylvania
Middle States
Karl Kamrath
Kamrath
Buxby
Sam Gilpin
Merion
C. Elliott Loughlin
Navy
Gilpin
Columbus Ships Its Four Barred Players
Columbus Ohio June 16 A swap engineered by president George H Trautman aims to keep the Red Birds in the American Association race trading four players for four from Rochester The move sends Charles Shires and others to Rochester while Gordon Slade heads to St Louis with Burgess Whitehead coming here The Rochester package includes Charley Wilson Jim Lindsey Fred Blake and Shires The Columbus return includes Mickey Heath Renny Borgmann and pitchers Jim Winford and Ed Heusser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
George H. Trautman
Charles Arthur “Wottaman
Shires
Truman
Rochester
Red Birds
Gordon Slade
St. Louis Cardinals
Burgess Whitehead
Charley Wilson
Jim Lindsey
Fred “Sheriff” Blake
the Birds
Mickey Heath
Renny Borgmann
Jim Winford
Ed Heusser
Standings and Results From Friday and Saturday Sports Card
Baseball standings show New York 31 6 608 and Chicago 31 27 534 with Brooklyn 23 28. Cincinnati and St Louis trailing. Schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati with several interleague matchups and rain in Cleveland at Detroit.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
I. Pet
St. Louis
Dees
Cincinnati
Bob. Syciee
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
USL
Texas League scores and standings from night games
Houston beats Tulsa 3 to 2 while Fort Worth loses in a late second game. Galveston falls to Oklahoma City 9 to 4 as San Antonio loses 5 to 4 at Dallas. Houston leads the standings with 43 wins and 24 losses, followed by Galveston 40 and 28, San Antonio 38 and 28, Beaumont 33 and 31, Fort Worth 25 and 41, and Oklahoma City 25 and 43. Night games only, schedule shows San Antonio at Dallas and Galveston at Oklahoma City with two night games. Dixie League and Pacific Coast League results noted.
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New York
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
van Mungo
Hal Schumacher
Adolfo Luque
Dodgers
Interborough
Leslie
Frank O’doul
Watson Clark
Giants
Max Carey
Danny Taylor
Luque
Bill Terry
Mungo
Travis Jackson
Davis
Mancuso
Jackson
Lopez
Ae Mungo P
Sue Sfir
Abrh Poae Moore
Critz
Terry Ib
Verges Sbaco
Scxeipees & Od
DO Mancuso
Esecesesesese
Ryan
Ujbmob
Sreneeeerreee
Schumacher Pseerrreee
Schumacher
Brooklyn
Frederick
Taylor
Terry
Cuccinello
Crutz
Moran and Reardon
Houston
Tulsa
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Galveston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Dallas
Xeddaidoeys
Prue Pharisaee
Wilson captures Texas Municipal Golf crown in Dallas
Mrs. J. E. Wilson of San Antonio won the third annual Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association state title at Tenison Park, defeating Mrs. J. A. Durborrow of San Antonio 9 and 7. Wilson led throughout, with a 42 41 83 in the morning round, and replaces Miss Betty Jameson as champion.
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Dallas
J. E. Wilson
San Antonio
J. A. Durborrow
Wilson
Tenison Park
Durborrow
Oklahoma Nine-Game 1933 Football Schedule
Norman June 16 The 1933 schedule lists homecoming on November 4 versus Kansas Jayhawkers coached by Ad Lindsey. The Vanderbilt game on September 30 is Boy Scout Day, Iowa State on October 21 is Dad's Day, with Tulsa October 7, Texas October 14, Nebraska October 28, Missouri November 11, Kansas State November 18, and Oklahoma A&M November 39 at Norman.
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Norman
Ad Lindsey
Kansas Jayhawkers
Lewie Hardage
Oklahoma Sooners
Ben G. Owen
Sooner
Vanderbilt
Iowa
Texas
Dallas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas State
Manhattan
Oklahome Aggies
Clash at Metro Park as Merchants edge Indians 3 2
Amarillo Merchants pitcher Costello shined with seven strikeouts guiding a 3 2 victory over the Wetumpka Indians in a tense two game series opener at Metro Park. Bradford doubled and scored the decisive run in the fifth, while Bassett homered earlier for the Merchants.
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Joby Costello
Metro Park
Amarillo Merchants
Harjoche Indians
Wetumpka
Oklo
Metro
Merchants
A. & Douglass
Costello
Daney
Indians
Amarillo
Butler
Tree Men
Loubough
Holland
Bassett
Buckward
Meacham
Bradford
House
Pappio
Cato
Lowe
Honeycutt
Harjoche
AK KB Laubough
Papio
Nena
Grinnell
Hassett
Weeee
Wadeee
Rf Senawe
Ate Butler
Comtallo
P Cavereneear
Marjoche
Merchants Secretaberite
Rons
Contello
Rona
Hastee
Ry Daney
Balla
Costello Dick
FIGHTS THURSDAY NIGHT EXHIBITION RESULTS
United Press reports boxing exhibitions in Pittsburgh and Dallas. Baer defeated Harris in Pittsburgh while McVey stopped McArthur. In Dallas, Brown defeated Graham, Mack beat Burns, Lance stopped Gardner, and Le Fevre knocked out Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Maxie Baer
California
Seal Harris
Chicago
Sunny Jim McVey
Buddy McArthur
Fairmont
W. Va
Dallas
Willard Brown
Indianapolis
Frankie Graham
Muskogee
Okla
Ritchie Mack
Bobby Burns
Memphis
Emery Lance
Gainesville
Bob Gardner
Tyler
Frenchie le Fevre
Los Angeles
Willard Weaver
USC and Indiana Vie for National Track Title at Soldier Field
At Soldier Field Chicago USC leads qualifiers for the National Collegiate championships as Indiana, Michigan, and LSU chase. Metcalfe and Owens headline sprint contests while Stanford falters without key weight men.
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Chicago
University of Southern California
I. C
Indiana
Middle West
Soldier Field
Trojans
Michigan
Louisiana State
Stanford
Southern California
Greg
Dunn
Lyman
Henri Laborde
Buck Eye
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Timeis State Normal School
Metcalfe
Two Women In Final Battle At Des Moines Golf
In Des Moines Iowa June 16 Miss Phyllis Buchanan from Denver upset favorite from the Trans Mississippi golf tournament by beating Wa kanda 7 and 6 to advance to the final round. Lucile Robinson of Des Moines, medalist yesterday defeated Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita to reach tomorrow’s title match. Zech of Chicago defeated Mrs D W Snyder of Kansas City to join the final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Owens
Helbing
North Side High School
Fort Worth
Texas
Hast Yech
Cleveland
Central High
Columbus
Ohio
Albritton
Arkansas City
Kas
Phil Cope
Classen High
Oklahoma City
Cope
Cherokee
Iowa
North High
Wichita
Kansas
John Graves
Kansas Vocational High
Topeke
Cleveland East Tech
John
Des Moines
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Wakanda
Lucile Robinson
Charles Newbold
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Zech
D. W. Snyder
Kansas City
Cromwell Named President of College Track Coaches
Dean Cromwell, builder of Southern California track teams, is elected president of the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association at the annual dinner in Chicago. Charles B. Hoyt of Michigan becomes vice president Franklin P. Johnson of Drake University secretary and Clyde Littlefield of Texas treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Might
National Collegiate Track Coaches’ Association
Charlies B. Hoyt
Michigan
Franklin P. Johnson
Drake University
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Baseball's Big Six holds steady as idle teams prevail
The Associated Press reports Baseball's Big Six retained their positions after another day of rest with no new entrants. Only two minor league games were completed as others were unable to break into the exclusive group.
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Associated Press
Way of Escape Topic on Radio by Judge Rutherford
Judge J F Rutherford of New York will discuss The Way of Escape on local radio Sunday morning from 9 to 11 o clock. The address is sponsored by Jehovahs Witnesses, a local religious organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rutherford
New York
Jehovah’s Witnesses
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