Welterweight Championship Bout Headlines Amarillo Card
Cal Farley of Amarillo meets Jack Reynolds of Cincinnati for the welterweight world title at Metro Park in Amarillo. Billy Hallas faces Cyclone Mackey in the semifinal, with Rob Roy vs Roy Welch in the prelim. Thousands expected as weather holds for the event.
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Amarillo
Jack Reynolds
Cincinnati
Billy Hallas
el Paso
Cyclone Mackey
Clovis
Panhandle
Metro Park
Madison Square Garden
New York
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Rob Roy
Roy Welch
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Erickson Delivers Third No Hit No Run In Loop This Year
Dallas June 21 Erickson pitched nine innings allowing no hits as Houston Buffaloes fell 2 0. The feat marks the third no hit no run game in the Texas League this season with Moore and Harris prior performances noted in the season.
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Houston Buffaloes
Bill Harris
Galveston
Shreveport
Ewell Moore
San Antonio
Texas
Moore
Galveston Pirates
Minor League Baseball Results and Standings Update
Sunday results show Beaumont 11 Dallas 7, Galveston 1 Fort Worth 2, Houston 0 Shreveport 2, San Antonio 4 Wichita Falls 7. Standings list Beaumont 44 25, Houston 44 26, Fort Worth 40 27, Wichita Falls 38 33, San Antonio 32 37, Shreveport 27 41, Galveston 18 51. Monday schedule includes igaston at Shreveport. Beaumont at Dallas. Galveston at Fort Worth. San Antonio at Wichita Falls.
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Final Flight Results City Golf Tourney
George Westbrook beat Charles Hoover 1 up in First Flight. Jesse Rogers defeated J R Far mer 1 up on 19 holes in Second Flight. A Grier beat William Con way 7 6 in Third Flight. J W Nelson beat C B Berry 1 up in Fourth Flight. In Consolation, Wallas Clark beat Hap Johnson 6 5. Rufus won from A H Willborn by default. Don Loden beat J E Biggs 7 6. ThHird Flight A C Bassett defeated Carl Hare 2 up.
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Charles Hoover
Jesse Rogers
J. R. Farmer
A. Grier
William Conway
J. W. Nelson
C. B. Berry
Wallas Clark
Hap Johnson
Rufus
A. H. Willborn
Don Loden
J. E. Biggs
A. C. Bassett
Carl Hare
Women Net Stars Set for Amarillo City Tennis Meet
The Amarillo City Tennis tournament adds a Sunday women's event after players demanded a place on the schedule. Registration stretches to Monday, with first rounds set for Tuesday. Defending champs Ed Lund and Wilson McKilahan face strong doubles challengers as Mary Lois Ray and Annette Powell vie for the women’s title.
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Wilson McKilahan
John White
Colman Barnhill
Henry Akin
Henry O'Leary
Mary
Lois Ray
Annette Powell
Katherine Duncan
Iris Peters
Frances McNeil
Camilla Wheatley
Pat Sparger
Lucille Henderson
Anna Rose Irvin
Jack Vincent
Spudders Win Double Header Against Indians in Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls Spudders take both games from San Antonio to end a road trip jinx. In game one a seventh inning Bradbury homer with Gullic aboard capped a 7 to 4 win after Clus tered hits in the sixth. Gullic also homered for the Spuds as Edwards tied the score with one for the Indians. In game two, Wichita Falls won 6 to 4 behind Flinn and Cooney, with Gullic Edwards and Bradbury homering for the Spudders and Nash adding two base hits for San Antonio.
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Neil Smith Medalist in State Amateur Golf
Neil Smith of Brook Hollow Golf Club won the medalist title in the State Amateur Championship after the main event, tied with Gus Moreland in the qualifying 36 holes with 145, then lost to Moreland 79 to 17 in the 18 hole playoff. Dallas also saw Beaumont Exports rally past Happ Morse's Steers 11-7 in the Texas League.
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1932 Olympic Games Set for Los Angeles 16 Days
Los Angeles announces a 16 day schedule for the 1932 Olympic Games from July 30 to August 14 with more than 135 programs across 15 sports. Track and field run July 3 to August 7 and swimming August 6 to 13, with a demonstrational American football game slated for August 8 at the Olympic Stadium. President Hoover is expected to open the games July 30 in a colorful ceremony with athletes from 35 nations.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
United States
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Switzerland
Olympic Stadium
Herbert Hoover
Stribling Grows Up Ready To Fight Schmeling
Willie Stribling, now 26 and about 190 pounds, has spent 11 years boxing and is poised to challenge Schmeling for the heavyweight title. The Ring prodigy, educated by circus roots, has beaten tall Phil Scott and Carlo Carnera in tough bouts, earning a reputation as a clever fighter with a brutal right hand.
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San Antonio Golfer Wins Kerrville Invitational Championship
San Antonio golfers dominated Kerrville Country Club annual invitation tournament. B. A. Schriever defeated Ed Carruth Jr of Kerrville 9 and 8 to win the championship. in the first flight Floyd Singleton of San Antonio beat Dick Harrison of San Angelo one up in 39 holes.
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B. A. Schriever
Ed Carruth, Jr
Floyd Singleton
Dick Harrison
San Angelo
Army polo team wins intercollegiate handicap title
On June 21 the United States Military Academy polo four defeated the First Division Team 7 to 5 at Fort Hamilton Brooklyn, claiming the intercollegiate handicap tournament with a three-goal handicap.
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New York
United States Military Academy
Fort Hamilton
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McAllen Palms Rally Past La Feria In Extra Innings
McAllen Palms defeated La Feria Nighthawks 12 to 11 after a two-run tie in the eighth and a run in the tenth. Weickline, Albers, Biggers and B Cox starred for McAllen while Priest, Harwood and Francis contributed for La Feria. The game Sunday afternoon was played in McAllen, Texas.
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Biggers
B. Cox
Priest
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Cats Sign Frank Meyers and Release Yaryan
Fort Worth Texas June 21 1931 signing of catcher Frank Meyers and unconditional release of catcher Clarence Everett Yam Yaryan announced by Roy Meehan secretary of the Fort Worth baseball club Meyers arrived Sunday morning signed a contract and played in the afternoon win over Galveston Yaryan practiced and received his release at the close of the session
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Fort Worth
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Yam
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Roy Meehan
Meyers
Galveston
Harlingen Wins 6 5 in San Benito Series Opener
Harlingen swept the San Benito series as they bunched hits in the first three frames to lead 6-0 and hold on for a 6-5 victory. Cartwright and Campbell homered for Harlingen while Johnston Waitman Hoffman pitched for San Benito in a tight game played Sunday.
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San Benito
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Waitman
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Campbell
Johnston
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McMahon Warns Of Feetless Future From Autos And Planes
Sir Henry McMahon, chairman of the London Foot Hospital, foresees a future where people may become footless if reliance on autos and airplanes continues. He warns against the health impact of modern transportation on the human body.
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The
London Foot Hospital
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