City Golfers Practice Ahead of Amarillo Tournament at Country Club
Entrants including John Munn John Olver James Croom G W Dodd Gene Kidd Wade Holman Jr and J R Farmer will practice today on the Amarillo Country Club course as local interest peaks Amarillo City Golf Tournament officials expect a strong field with qualifying rounds Thursday and match play through Sunday culminating in the championship.
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Amarillo City
Amarillo Country Club
John Munn
John Olver
James Croom
G. W. Dodd
Gene Kidd
Wade Holman
J. R. Farmer
Harder Shuts Down Red Sox In Cleveland Doubleheader
Mel Harder pitched a 4-0 win in the first game and Cleveland cruised to a 9-3 victory in the second over Boston, lifting his season record and continuing a hot stretch. The earlier game featured rare Red Sox offense stifled by Harder. In Chicago, a rainstorm halted the Yankees vs White Sox with an 8-0 Yankee lead and a $50,000 gate, forcing a late finish.
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Mel Harder
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Sox
Boston
Hale
Knickerbocker
Miller
Harder
Nationals
New Orleans
Johnson
Ferrell Ce
Williams
Dahlgren Tbo
Sas
Walberg
Knickerbocker Sa
Weueky
O. Iyeuredeers
R. Ferrell
Dahlgren
Averill
Vosmik
Grove
Boston Ov
Welch
H. Johnson
R. Ferrer
Berg
Hudlin
Brenzel
Chicago
New York Americans
Chicago White Sox
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Fed Lyons
Mule Haas
White Sox
Brick Owens
Giants Take Second Straight From Cards
New York, June 16 The Giants won 7 to 3 over the Cardinals for the second time today. Carl Hubbell shut down the late runs in key moments as New York widened its lead to 52 games over Pittsburgh and six games over St. Louis in the standings.
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New York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Martin
Rothrock
Cincinnati
Boston
Frisch
Medwick
Collins
Davis
Eras Durocher
Heusser
Awe
Gelbert
E Reese
Harrell
Whitehead Pett
Moore
Bartell
Terry
Leiber
New New York
York
Eas
Koenig
Hubbell
Jack
Ott
Lei
Detroit
T. Moore
Frinch
Jackson
Cleveland
P. Collins
Washington
Chica
O. Washington
Moody Rejoins U S Wightman Cup Team Hopeful Return to Form
The United States Lawn Tennis Association includes Helen Moody and five others as the nucleus of the 1935 Wightman Cup squad. Moody, back from a long absence due to injury, joins Helen Hull Jacobs, Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, Carolin Babcock, Dorothy Andrews, and Ethel Burkhardt Arnold for the August 16 17 matches at Forest Hills against England. illness has sidelined Alice Marble and Josephine Cruickshank.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
United State Lawn Tennis Association
Cody
California
Moody
Helen Hull Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Carolin Babcock
Dorothy Andrus
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Forest Hills
Long Island
Ri der
Miss Jacobs
Fabyan
Miss Babcock
Alice Marble
Josephine Cruickshank
Great Britain
Goldthwaite Captures West Texas Women’s Golf Title
Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite of Fort Worth wins the West Texas Women’s Golf Championship at Lubbock Country Club. She defeats Mrs. R E Winger 7 and 5 in the 36 hole final after a record first round 71 easing to a large margin. First flight winner Mrs. Olin Blanks of San Angelo defeats Mrs. W F Helwig of Lubbock 7 and 6. Consolations go to Mrs. K L Riggs and Mrs J H Hall.
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Fort Worth
Winger
West Texas
Lubbock
Frank Goldthwaite
Lubbock Country Club
R. FE. Winger
Olin Blanks
San Angelo
W. F. Helwig
K. L. Riggs
Walter Sikes
Amarillo
J. H. Hall
Ralph Rix
Big Spring
Respect Citizen to Pen M'Aleister
Alex Watson state penitentiary official will leave Oklahoma for Prestonburg Kentucky to return to prison a man arrested there identified as Earl Jarrett age 33 an escaped Oklahoma convict. Jarrett was living under another name and regarded as a respected citizen.
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M’alester
Okla
Alex Watson
Prestonburg
Earl Jarrett
Oklahoma
Jarrett
Tigers pound Athletics in 13 to 3 victory
Detroit baseball team exploded for 17 hits to crush the Philadelphia Athletics 13 to 3. It marked the A's third straight loss in the current series.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Athletics
A’s
PO Moses
Cramer
R. Johnson
If Foxx
Higgins
Mme Wees
McNair
Warstler
Ee Berry
Benton
Detroitar
Cochrane
Gehringer
Greenberg
Rogess
Fox
Clifton
Rowe
Berry
Johnson
Finney
Rogell
White
Browns and Senators Split in St Louis Doubleheader
The St Browns split a rain soaked doubleheader with the Washington Senators in St Louis. The Browns lost the first game 17 to 8 and won the second 10 to 9 as 2 500 fans attended on a wet field.
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Browns
Senators
ST. Louis
St. Browns
Washington Senators
Beaumont 4 1 Fort Worth 1 4 San Antonio 7 0
A sports schedule recap lists results with teams Beaumont Fort Worth San Antonio Dallas Houston Tulsa Galveston Oklahoma City and scores. The text notes a second game called in the sixth due to rain and shows upcoming matchups Galveston at Oklahoma City Houston at Tulsa Beaumont at Fort Worth San Antonio at Dallas.
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Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Tulsa
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Calveston
Ata Fort Worth
Beckman and
Thomas
McDougall
Britain
Baseball scores from American Association games
Scores show Toledo 2 to 4, Columbus 7 to 6, Milwaukee 10 to 5, Kansas City 8 to 3, Louisville 4 to 9. St Paul Minneapolis affected by rain. second game ended early on Sunday under a closing law.
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American Association
Associated Press
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
New Orleans leads Nashville and Atlanta with 3 1 records followed by Memphis 6 5 and Knoxville 3. Little Rock 7 and Birmingham 5 sit near mid pack while Chattanooga 13 rounds out the table.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Canyon Golfers Hand Wolf Lin Park a Drubbing
The Canyon Country Club golf squad defeated the Wolf Lin Park team from Amarillo by a wide margin on Canyon's home course. The Canyon team, about 35 players strong, led throughout as Amarillo pledged to practice ahead of a rematch on June 30.
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Wolflin Park
Canyon Country Club
Amarillo
Canyon
Dick Cooke Medalist in Clarendon Meet
Dick Cooke won medalist honors in the Clarendon City Golf Tournament qualifying round with a score of two under par at Hillcroft Country. A. N. Woods shot a 72 two strokes behind, Ira Merchant 73, others included Pinky Kerbow 75, Billi Cooke 78, George Carter 78, and Odus Jackson 80.
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Clarendon
Dick Cooke
Clarendon City
Hillcroft Country Club
A. N. Woods
Cooke
Ira Merchant
Pinky Kerbow
Billi Cooke
George Carter
Odus Jackson
Home Run Duel Highlights Baseball Game
Solters and Bean hit home runs for the offense. Bean earned the win while Andrews took the loss as data lists Stone Myer Schulte also contributing.
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Washington
Kuhel
Stone
Pena
Travis
Powell
Seaee
Solters
Coleman
Pee Hemsley
Hansen
ST. Louis
Widae
Reima
Anott
Myer
Trawix
Bean
Schulte
Bolton
Andrews
Clift
Setters
Weet
Theae
Second game notes for Washington audience
Fragmentary sports snippet lists players Linke Holbrook Walkup Knoll Thomas Heath and Hemetew along with a score line 905 110 OH O2138 and mentions Thu game date and BRO DOL references with Walkup and Holbrook in action.
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Washington
Linke and Holbrook
Knoll
Thomas and
Heath
Hemetew
Phillips and Shamrocks Dominate Baseball Action Heavy Outs
Phillies pound Pirates 12 4 in Philadelphia with Haslin Allen and Johnny Moore homering. Amarillo Shamrocks crush Claude 20 1 and Furniture 19 0 at Metro Park in a 13 inning doubleheader. Phillips 66 beats Watonga 2 1 in Borger. Sooners vs Phillips set for Monday.
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Panhandle
Amaril
Shamrocks
Claude Independent
Amarillo Furniture
Metro Park
Shamrock
Claude
Furniture
Cortexo
Pampa
Phillips
Borger
Watonga
Bailey
FURN
Boston
Newton
Haddock
Francis
Pittsburg HL
Jensen If Ce
PO Marey PE
Traynor &Bee
Ewes
Padden
Birkofer
xHafey
Chiozza
Wilson
Peete
Ryan
Peewee Ewe
Pezzullo
Wee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Young
Camilli
Haslin
Allen
Texas League Results First Game Highlights
Beaumont, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Houston games are listed with scores and key pitchers. Beaumont beat Fort Worth 10 to 4 in the first game, while Fort Worth won 4 to 1 in the second. San Antonio and Galveston also posted scores against opponents Oklahoma City and others.
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Beaumont
Fort Worth
Gill and Lorbeer
Johnson and Brookie
Man Still Alive After Gun Wound in Houston Crash
In Houston on Friday a wreck left Miss Joan Maddox dead and Robert E. Autrey wounded himself with a gun as he allegedly fired at himself. Autrey, 31, remained semi conscious 72 hours later and his hospital condition was listed as critical. Witnesses identified him as a possible suspect in a $2.80 robbery the night before.
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Houston
Robert, E. Autrey
Joan Maddox
Autrey
R. B. Bibb
Pastor Denies Sponsoring June Steenth Dinner
The Rev. J. L. Langstreth of the Church of God in Christ says he is not sponsoring a dinner on North Heights on Steenth. He warns imposters are soliciting money and food in his name and urges help to contact J. F. Denison at the First National Bank, while avoiding all solicitors using ra.
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J. L. Langstreth
Church of God In Christ Fe ‘Ored
North Heights
Steenth
First National Bank
American Airways Dominate Global Air Traffic Share
The report notes that nearly 60 percent of world air traffic is carried by American transport lines, highlighting their dominant role in international aviation.
Unclear Names Span Boston Brief Fragment
Fragments mention Hermann Frey Hollingeworth Lombardi Frankhouse Smith and Hogan with a note on not saying Beer but latz. The text appears garbled with mixed initials and uncertain context on a Boston item. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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Boston
Ieeisay
Hermann, Frey, Hollingeworth
Frankhouse, Smith and Hogan
Johnny Revolta Wins Western Open In Fine Form
Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee captured the Western Open Golf Championship at the Chain O'Lakes course in South Bend Indiana with a total of 290 strokes four ahead of runner-up Willie Goggin of San Francisco. Byron Nelson finished third at 296, while Dick Metz and Jimmy Thomson tied for fourth at 298. Ted Longworth ended at 300 after a final round collapse.
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Ind
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Willie Goggin
San San Francisco
Johnny
Goggin
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Chain O'Lakes
Revolta
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
Dick Metz
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Cal
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Kansas City
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Mark Fry
Hollywood
Tommy Armour
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Longworth
Cooper
United Press News to Be Broadcast on KGNC
News broadcasts of the United Press will air three times daily on Station KGNC at 10 AM 1 PM and 7 PM starting today. Wes Izzard will read the segments and prepare the newscasts from United Press reports each 15 minute segment.
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United P. 5
KGNC
Wes Izzard
United Press
Five and a half percent of the metal population
The sentence states that five and a half percent of the metal population in the United States consists of persons older than a certain age. The OCR text is garbled with repeated symbols and does not specify the exact age threshold or context for the population.
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United States
Lively Texas Open Scramble at Brook Hollow
Dallas set to host the Texas Golf Association championship with top players Reynolds Smith Leland Hamman Harry Todd Don Schumacher and others practicing ahead of the mid June event. The field aims to be the largest in years as university and scholastic players can participate without missing studies.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas Brook Hollow Golf Club
Texas Golf Association
Wynesday
Reynolds Smith
Leland Hamman
Harry Todd
Don Schumacher
David Goldman
Jimmy Walkup
Fort Worth
Mrs Harris Wins Southern Women's Tennis Title
In Nashville on June 16 Mrs Henry Greer Harris of Kansas City defeated Miss Catherine Wolf of Elkhart 7-5 6-1 to win the Southern Women's championship at the Dixie Golden Jubilee tournament. Rain interrupted the men's singles, delaying Bryan M. Grant Jr of Atlanta and Hal Surface of Kansas City to Monday afternoon.
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Nashville Tenn
Henry Greer Harris
Kansas City
Catherine Wolf Elkhart
Ind
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Hal Surface
Homicide Committals Reach Scale in 1933 Prison Census
In 1933 nearly 300 women and over 3,500 men were committed to penal institutions for homicide in the country, reflecting a broad pattern of violent crime and judicial response.
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