Briton eliminates Dunlap in British Amateur semifinals
In a stunned upset at Hoylake England Russell Tolley halves and Michael Scott, the 55 year old heir to a famous family, defeats Dunlap 4 and 3 to reach the final round alongside fellow Briton Thomas Arun del Bourn who defeats Cyril Tolley by one hole.
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New York
Cyril Tolley
Michael Scott
Dunlap
Jess Sweetser
Bob Jones
Thomas Arundel Bourn
Tolley
Scott
Dian
United States
Bourn
Bucs Stop Bufts in Lone Galveston Victory
Galveston Bucs win 3 to 1 over Houston Buffaloes in the opening game of a night doubleheader. Both teams had five hits and scored in a single inning. Other scores: Tulsa 13, Oklahoma City 4. Fort Worth 11, San Antonio 2. Beaumont 5, Dallas 4.
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Associated Press
Galveston Bucs
Houston Buffaloes
Galveston
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth Cats
San Antonio Missions
Beaumont
Dallas Steers
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Warneke Beats Ray In Portland Bout
Boise fighter Frank Warneke of Portland outpointed Jack Ray of Denver in a ten round match securing a clear decision.
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Boise, Ida
Frank Warneke
Portland
Ore
Jack Ray
Denver
Permits To Hunt Elk Near Clovis Planned This Fall
State Game Warden Elliott Barker proposes a permit season for elk hunting this fall near Clovis New Mexico. About 50 permits will be issued as estimates show roughly 800 elk between Bruchas Peak base and Buil Creek.
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N. M
Upper
Pecos
Elliott Barker
Barker
Bruchas Peak
Buil Creek
Sharkey and Carnera Adjust Training Ahead of Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey and challenger Primo Carnera spent the day in training camps near New York. Sharkey trimmed to 206 pounds at Orangeburg and planned six rounds daily through Tuesday to peak at about 205 for the Madison Square Garden bout on the 15 round route. Carnera, at 265 pounds, left his Pompton Lakes camp to rest at a friend’s estate, aiming only two more days of light work with no boxing between Sunday and Thursday night.
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Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
Long Island
Sharkey
Orangeburg
N. Y
Carnera
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Boxing results from multiple cities reported by United Press
At Paterson New Jersey Diamond defeated Thys Menger in Paterson. In Indianapolis Lew Massey stopped Tracey Cox. In St Paul Max Baer outpointed Seal Harris in an exhibition. In Brockton Mickey Bishop outpointed Bud Migenault. In St Paul Art Lasky outpointed Ed Prante. Pat Chilefone stopped Tommy Constanzo. In Spokane Freddie Steele outpointed Joe Glick. King Tut outpointed Tiger Le Paige. In Pasadena Meyer Grace stopped Joe Cardoza. In Dallas Willard Brown decisioned Ritchie Mack. Emory Lange technical knockout over Tommy Shook. Prenchy Le Fevre defeated Young Pancho.
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N. J
Diamond
Thys Menger
Indianapolis
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Tracey Cox
ST. Paul
Max Baer
Seal Harris
Chicago
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Stoughton
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West Bridgewater
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Minneapolis
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Tacoma
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Ritchie Mack
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Texas
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Oklahoma City
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Los Angeles
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San Antonio
Amarillo Hosts Big Auto Race Meet with 16 Cars
Sunday’s Tri-State Fair speedway event draws 16 to 20 top cars from the Southwest and Middle West for six races staged by the Southwest Auto Racing Association. Entrants include Carl Mayfield, Fred Frame, Herb Seigel, and E. E. Gordon. qualifying starts at 2 pm with burn through a burning wall stunt by Mayfield.
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Southwest
Middle West
Tri-State Fair Speedway
Southwest Auto Racing Association
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Fred Frame
Herb Seigel
Marion Knox
Seven Estates
Panhandle
E. E. Gordon
Oklahoma City
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Knox
Mayfield
Frame
Earl Hughes
Yankees' defense falters as Browns win doubleheader
In St Louis, the Browns take the second game 5-4 after New York misplays in the eighth. Earlier, the Yankees won the opener 10-6 as Charley Ruffing faltered and defensive miscues allowed a late Browns rally.
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New York Yankees
Browns
Yanks
New York
Charley Ruffing
Tony Lazzeri
Muddy Ruel
Oscar Melillo
Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Abrhore Walker
I Sewell
Combs If
Roth
Gehrig
Chapman Rf
Dickey
Pete Lary
Pennock P Saecese
Brennan P
Acjaccesevs
Louis
Script Tourney At Shamrock Draws Golfers
Shamrock June 23. Cole Creek Country Club starts a unique Scrip Tournament running from June 29 to July 4. Players pay entrance with limited Scrip and the leader wins. Entrants must complete 18 holes in foursomes with penalties paid in Scrip for infractions such as lost balls profanity and etiquette breaches.
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News Shamrock
Cole Creek Country Club
Clarenceon Ten Have Tourney at Hillcroft Golf Club
Clarendon 10 announce the second annual Invitation golf tournament at Hillcroft Golf Club on July 4 and 5. Last year 87 Panhandle players entered including Amarillo eight led by Elliott Hatch. Qualifying scores must be mailed to W S Bagby by 7 PM July 3. Flights of 16 players, with prizes for winners, runners up, and consolation.
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Hillcroft
Americans Reach London Queen's Club Net Finals
In London on June 23, Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco defeated Virginia Rice of Boston 6-2 6-1 in the semis. Lester Stoefen of California beat Clifford Sutter of New Orleans by coin toss after a 12-12 second set. Ellsworth Vines beat Keith Gledhill to reach the final, joining Mrs. Moody and Elsie Goldsack Pittman who defeated Dorothy Andrus Burke.
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U.P
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Virginia Rice
Boston
Lester Stoefen
California
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Stoefen
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Moody
Elsie Goldsack Pitt~man
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Trapshooters Will Travel by Special Train to Vandalia
Eastern trapshooters will ride a special train to the Grand American Handicap at Vandalia Ohio August 21 26. Sponsored by Jimmie O Hanlon and Fred Cauchois of the New York Athletic Club the Grand American Special will depart New York and stop to pick up shooters at Philadelphia Harrisburg Washington and other points. Three squads of fifteen shooters from the NYAC have signed for the trip.
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United States
Vandalia
Ohio
Amateur
Jimmie O’hanlon
Fred Cauchois
New York Athletic Club
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Washington
D. C
Phillies Rally Past Cardinals for Sixth Straight Win
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 4, rallying with an eight run burst in the eighth inning to unseat Dizzy Dean. Key hits included Frisch, J Collins, Knothe and Kiel driving in runs as Philadelphia snapped Dean’s command.
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Haines
Moore
Linka
Mae Geurvorst Wins Missouri Net Crown
Mae Geurvorst of Wichita Kansas defeats Charlotte MacQuiston of Dallas Texas 6 1 6 0 in the final to retain her Women's Singles title at the Missouri Valley Tennis Association despite 103 degree heat in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Ark
Mae Ceurvorst
Wichita
Kan
Charlotte MacQuiston
Dallas
Texas
Isie
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Olver Reaches Amarillo Country Club Final in Golf
John Olver, 17, former Country Club champion, advances to the 36 hole final at Amarillo Country Club by beating George Kinsey 7 6. Paul Gore is the other finalist, set to meet Olver. finals slated for Sunday with multiple flights and consolations ongoing.
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John Olver
Country Club
Panhandle
Paul Gore
Amarillo
Thomerson
Wade Holman, Sr
C. T. York
Holman
W. W. Gibson
J. L. McCormick
J. R. Telbert
Horace Gooch, Jr
High Chesnutt
Bell Meets M Guffin For Delaware Crown
Berkeley Bell and Harold MacGuffin reached the Delaware State Grass Court finals. Bell survived a marathon semifinal against Ray Palmer 6-3 7-5 4-6 6-8 6-2 after 2 hours 40 minutes. MacGuffin defeated William Reese 6-3 6-4 6-2.
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M’guffin
Delaware
Wilmington
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Berkeley Bell
Harold MacGuffin
Ray Palmer
New York
Indians Take Phillips Final In sixteenth inning thriller
The Har joche Indians of Wetumpka Oklahoma won 17 to 15 over Phillips 66 in a 12 inning deciding game. Clowers pitched for the Indians while Phillips used four hurlers. The line score shows a dramatic comeback after a six run first inning and a 15 all tie in the ninth.
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Harjoche Indians
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Okila
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Meachem
Haddock
Underhill
Johnson
Ellis
Francis
Parker and Lott Ten Clash In Western Tennis
Parker and Lott, top contenders in the Western Tennis Association men’s singles, reach the semifinals with straight-set wins. Parker defeated John McDiarmid 6-3 6-1 6-2. Lott beat Jay Cohn 6-3 6-0 6-1 as Lefty Bryan and Halsted win five-setters to join the final four.
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Ill
Frank Parker
George Lott
Western Tennis Association
Parker
Lott
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tex
Women's City Golf Championship Sub-Par Round Results
Mrs. Frank Wolflin the defending champion fell to Mrs. Fred Wagner at Hillcrest in a 3 and 2 match. C M McCullough dominated, beating Mrs. Puckett 9 and 7 to reach the semi finals. Semis set: Mrs. McCullough versus Mrs. Farmer, and Mrs. Wagner versus Mrs. Stipp after round play. Final rounds Sunday determine 18 hole finals and consolation in both flights.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Fred Wagner
C. M. McCullough
B. M. Puckett
J. R. Farmer
J. O. Stipp
Lyle Montgomery
Ricks
Jack Bush
Hall
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Clowe
B. ¥. Scott
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Championship Corporation
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Roas
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Mace
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Ross Wins Lightweight Title In Chicago Fight
Barney Ross, 22, of Chicago, defeated Tony Canzoneri on points after 10 rounds at Chicago Stadium to win the world lightweight championship. The decision drew boos. Canzoneri appeared stunned as Packey McFarland and ringside experts noted Ross’s cleaner punching and overall boxing.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Ross
Rosa
Gilmore
Packey McFarland
Illinois Athletic Commission
Battle for Southern Amateur Golf Leadership
At East Lake Country Club Atlanta June 23 Ralph Redmond a 37 year old St Petersburg athlete will face Louisville's Earl Stokes for the Southern Amateur Championship. Redmond won his semi final 6 and 5 over Billy Howell while Stokes defeated Jack Tommer 3 and 2.
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Atlanta
Ralph Redmond
St. Petersburg
Fla
Louisville
Earl Stokes
Redmond
Billy Howell
Richmond
Stokes
Jack Tommer
Hendersonville
N. C
Amateur Nine To Battle Sunday For Unofficial City Ball Title
The Put and Take Grocery nine and the Texas Theater Lions meet Sunday at Metro Park for Amarillo’s unofficial municipal baseball championship. A prior plan for a double header collapsed amid club disputes. the result is a single decisive game likely to draw a large crowd. Admission is free for women, while adult men pay 25 cents for the fireworks.
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Amarillo
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