Texaco Stars plan reorganization to boost Amarillo club
The Texaco Stars announce a full club remodeling to enter The Globe News tournament. New acquisitions include Moose Hudson and O W Brakefield plus Tulsa players Mike McCloskey Francis Cassidy and Jim McLean. The refinery backs the effort to form one of the fastest semi pro teams and aims to win the City and Globe News tournaments. The entry deadline requires a 100 forfeit with the application as teams from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado Kansas and Arkansas are invited.
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Eigr
Amarillo Daily News
Als
Weeday
Bobby Jones
Britain
Texaco Stars
Globe-News
Amarillo
Refinery Nine
R. M. Hibbs
The
Stars
Texaco
Moose Hudson
Amarilo
O. W. Brakefield
Texas Oil Company
Price
Kentucky
Brakefield
Tulsa Hibbs
West Tulsa
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma Oil Capital
Tulsans
Mike McCloskey
Francis Cassidy
Jim McLean
Petroleum
Bill” Bradford
Boise
Idaho
East Central State Teachers’ College
Ada
Bradford
Texans
A. S. & R. Company
Mean Business
Texas Qi
Cats
Globe News
Denver
Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Arkansas
Great Field
Hobbs
Littlefield Lions
South Plains
Memphis Owls
Hereford
Borger Gulf Guns
Woodward, Okla
Tohoka All-Stars
Tactless Texans
Amarillo Cats
A. S. & A. Company
Globenews
Washington Crew Tops Wisconsin in Lake Monona Meet
The University of Washington defeated Wisconsin on the Lake Monona two mile course as part of a rainy Madison meet. About 10,000 spectators watched the events while prize money and trophies were awarded by The Globe-News and local sponsors.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
University of Washington
Wisconsin Today
Lake Monona
Globe-News
Spalding Company
The
Canadian River Gas Company
Bivins
Magnolia Oilers
Pampa
Skelly Oil Company
Nine
Skellytown
Women Stars to Play Soon for Bush Cup
Fair golfers begin Frying Pan Cup Tournament at Amarillo Country Club sponsored by Mrs. W. H. Bush. The annual event awards medals and trophies with golf prizes for first and second flights. New format introduces mixed foursomes with men drawing partners, announced at the first tee.
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W. H. Bush
Amarillo Country Club
Fashion Wins in English Horse Race at Ascot Crown Cup
At Ascot on a bright day Fashion triumphed in the Royal Ascot Racing Cup with Col. Charles Lambton’s Trimbon taking the royal gold vase. Defeating J. A. Dewar’s brother-in-law and Lord Harewood’s Collingham, the ten-strong field delivered a stylish showcase as Europe’s elite watched in courtly sunshine.
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Ascot
Eng
Col
Charles Lambton
Trimbon
J. A. Dewar
Lord Harewood
Collingham
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Europe
England
Women Track Stars Entered at Dallas
Official entries of Stella Walsh of Chicago and Betty Robinson, AAU 100 yard dash champion, have been received for the national women track and field meet at Southern Methodist University stadium in Dallas on July 4. More than 190 top female athletes from across the country are expected to compete.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Stella Walsh
Chicago
Betty Robinson
Southern Methodist University Stadium
Red and White Down Gassers In City League
The Red and White Stores nine won their third City League game last night, beating the Fourth Street Service Station Gassers 10 to 1. Robinson hurled a six hit, full game victory as the Gassers slipped from first to share second with Presbyterians. Santa Fe sits a game behind. Ansley led the Service Station with three hits. Box score lists Red and White with 10 runs, 21 hits and 0 errors, Fourth Street with 1 run, 7 hits and 3 errors. Tonight Presbyterians face Santa Fe at 6 o'clock on City League diamond on East Third Avenue.
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Gassers
Presbyterians
Station Gang
Robinson
Ansley
Stores
Santa Fe
East Third Avenue
Abrhpore Lawrence
Dow
Ore
Looney
Ef Alexander
Carmack
P . Robinette
Ljsceessse
Bstidger
C. i Wisysssaeee
Casey
Bradford
Ammons
Nichols
Csoveressse
Barnt
Gibson
Rf. Rucker
Stocco Eeeter
Vow
Wiggins
Weaver
Lawrence
Rucker
Blue
White
Fourth St
Alexander
McCullough
White Upsets Barnhill in Amarillo Tennis Meet
In the Amarillo Tennis Club tournament at Wolflin Park courts John White upset favorite Coleman Barnhill 2-6 6-3 6-2. White wore down Barnhill with steady play after a bold start by Barnhill. Next up, White faces the Lund Duniven winner. Doubles saw White and Harty beat Huffman and Lowery 6-2 6-3.
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John White
Barnhill
Amarillo
Wolflin Park
Coleman Barnhill
White
E. Lund
C. L. Dunniven
Ilarty
Huffman
Lowery
C. E. Lund
C. L. Duniven
Wilson McKirrahan
Duniven
Bill Pierce
W. E. Trice
Jack Hays
O. W. Harrison
Bill Ordway
Welterweight Title Bout Sparking Amarillo
Wrestling fans warned not to buy tickets from strangers ahead of the Reynolds Farley show at Butler Field next Friday night. Promoter Al Anderson reports scalpers attempting to sell ringside seats, while Fred De Coster notes sold out ringside availability and remaining reserve seats. The arena is prepared with lights installed and clear sightlines for all seats. Gene Tunney word is awaited and may attend via Goodrich Rubber monoplane.
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Cal Farley
Jack Reynolds
Butler Field
Fred de Coster
Butterfield
de Coster
al Anderson
Amarillo
Polk Street
Anderson
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Farley
Goodrich Rubber Company
Panhandle
No definite move to split Texas League season
Dallas June 17. Texas League magnates must meet by Thursday midnight to decide if the season will be split on June 24. No definite move had been made as President Alvin Gardner, who would call the meeting, was in Chicago. It was suggested owners might divide the season by telegraph if Gardner does not return in time.
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Dallas
Alvin Gardner
Chicago
Gardner
San Marcos to lose gridiron stars in 1930
Southwest Texas State Teachers College faces a setback as four lettermen from the 1929 Bobcats will be unavailable for the 1930 season. Graduations remove Branum and Hopper, while Hill Obers Sellars and Dodson depart from the expected nucleus. Returning figures include Reagan Nesbitt and Charlie Zunker, with Captain Ed Horton pursuing a grade recovery to stay in play.
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Associated Press
San Marcos
Texas
Southwest Texas State Teachers’ College
Hill
Obers
Sellars
Dodson
Bobcats
Branum
Hopper
Strahan
Casper
Harlandale
Chicago
Reagan Nesbitt
Bank Executive Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
St Louis June 17 Frank L Berryhill former sales manager and director of First National Company investment arm of First National Bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to ten years by Circuit Judge Taylor Company audits reported total embezzlement 605000 dollars and speculation losses.
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ST. Louis
Frank L. Berryhill
First National Company
First National Bank
Taylor
Archie Compston Leads Open Qualifying With 141
Archie Compston, the English golfer, shot 70 71 to lead the British Open qualifying at Hoylake. Bobby Jones and eight American contenders trailed him, as 112 players made the 100 lowest-scoring group for medal play. Jones carded 77 amid uneven play, while Henry Cotton and W T Twine followed in the top three with 143 and 144 respectively.
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Frank.h. King
Associated Press
Hoylake
England
Archie Compston
English Midlands
Bobby Jones
United States
Leo Diegel
Horton
MacDonald-Smith
Jones
George von Elm
Don Moe
F. C. Steens, Jr
Nona Teatn
Wallasey
Britain
Compston
Henry Cotton
W. T. Twine
Kent
Diegel
Percy Alliss
Berlin
Cyril Tolley
Weetamoe Wins Third Race in U.S. Cup Trial at Long Island Sound
Weetamoe defending America's Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock V won her third straight race on Long Island Sound before Newport trials. The Morgan Nichols syndicate sloop defeated Enterprise by one minute on a 25 mile course. Yankee, Whirlwind, Vanitie, and Resolute trailed with the last three sailing opponents.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Weetamoe
Thomas Lipton
Long Island Sound
Newport
Weetamore
Morgan-Nichols
Boston
Raymond Hunt
Duxbury
Mass
Vanitie
Resolute
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East
Joe Kopecky
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Polk
All American Stars
Defend Lipton
Prem
Senator
LA Palina
Java
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress Cigar Co. Inc
Philadelphia, Pa
America
Patterson & Hoffman
W. Main St
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