Dallas stars vie for 32nd regional golf title
Moreland of Dallas advances as top favorite after a 63 in round play, routing Charles Dexter and setting up a 36 hole final with Goldman. Goldman defeated Paul Jackson of Kansas City to reach the championship match, to be played tomorrow at the transMississippi fairways.
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Oklahoma City
Golf and Country Club
Dallas
Gus Moreland
Dave
Spec) Goldman
Moreland
Charles Dexter
Goldman
Paul Jackson
Kansas City
Gus
Early entrants line up for Globe News baseball tourney
The Globe News tournament attracts multiple city teams as Pampa All-Stars Amarillo Burlington Wreckers Topeka Jayhawks LeFors Oilers Texaco Stars and Borger Buddies vie for top prize. Returning Gulf Guns star Red Langford boosts Clovis Sunshiners while managers race to file rosters and forfeit checks before June 30. The event runs July 2 through 11 with entry hurdles including a $100 forfeit.
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Rusty Cahill
Pampa
Cahill
Globe News
Pampa All-Stars
Amarillo
Burlington Wreckers
Topeks
Kas
Jayhawks
Texaco Stars
Borger Buddies
Metro Park
Stars
Buddies
George Sullivan
Pampa Gulf Guns
Sullivan
Stone
Clovis
Panhandle
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Boxing and baseball gossip across the Panhandle headlines
A stream of sports notes covers the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight saga with a jab at boxing's state and a Tex Guinan referee idea. It also cites McGraw's possible moves to the White Sox or Red Sox, umpiring bids, and Connie Mack's block on trades. Local Panhandle fish scouting ends with a humorous note from MIKE about becoming a marathon swimmer next week.
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John Joseph McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
State to Take Buckled Highway Repairs at Ten Cents Per Yard
The section reports repairs of buckled concrete by mud pressure under slabs in clay beds after heavy rainfall. The loam-cement mixture counters bed expansion, with work paid by the state at about ten cents per square yard, roughly one thousand dollars per mile. Tom Estell is noted as the lone spitball hurler in the Texas circuit.
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van London
Amarillo Public Links Qualify for Municipal Championship
Amarillo public links golfers begin qualifying for the fifth annual Amarillo Municipal Championship to be held July 3 and 4 at the Municipal course. A $2 entrance fee opens the course for weeklong 18hole qualifying with flights of 16 players. Two matches are scheduled July 3 and 4, with 36hole semifinals July 10 and the final later that day. Dodd is not defending champion, leaving a field of contenders likely to prevail.
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Amarillo
Amarilloh
G. W. Dodd
Dodd
Savages Win From Indians in San Antonio Series
Hal Wiltse pitched a solid nine as Longview Cannibals beat the San Antonio Indians 10 to 4 in the second game of the series. Wiltse allowed six hits while Bejma Fuss Severeid and Cox led Longview with multiple RBIs. Bradbury and Galveston both contributed in a high-scoring matchup.
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Tex
Hal Wiltse
San Antonio Indians
Longview Cannibals
Bob House
Cy Smith
Longview
Abrh Poae Scharetnos
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Smith
Grant to meet Sutter for intercollegiate tennis title
In Haverford Pa Bryan Grant from UNC scored the tournament's upset advancing to face Cliff Sutter of Tulane for the National Intercollegiate Championship at Merion Cricket Club. Grant defeated Keith Gledhill Stanford 6-3 6-2 1 6-8 6-? while Sutter dominated Clayton Burwell U of the South 6-0 6-? 6-1. The final pairs Grant and Sutter, who two weeks ago played for the National Clay Court title in Memphis.
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Haverford
Bryan Grant
University of North Carolina
Cliff Sutter
Tulane
Merion Crickett Club
Keith Gledhill
Stanford University
Sutter
Clayton Lee Burwell
University of the South
Memphis
Health conference series ends after Monday at Fred Douglas
Officials announced the health conference series will close after Monday at Fred Douglas School. The second series begins July 11, and the program will mark 16 different schools to receive the summer round-up districtwide.
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Fred Douglas School
Fred Douglas
National League Standings And Schedule Highlights
Yesterday results show New York beat Philadelphia and Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh while Brooklyn blanked Boston. Standings list Pittsburgh and Philadelphia near top, with Brooklyn and Cincinnati trailing. Today’s games feature Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia among others. Texas League results note Longview 10 San Antonio 4 with several rain and night games scheduled Friday and Saturday.
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Night games loom in multiple leagues across the map
scores from several leagues show American Association games in Minneapolis and Milwaukee, with night games noted for Toledo Indianapolis. Southern Association reports Chattanooga and Nashville, New Orleans and Knoxville scores, plus Birmingham Atlanta and Memphis Little Rock as night contests. Cotton States at Plaquemine lists Baton Rouge eleven DeQuincy seven. Pacific Coast League Sacramento three Missions one, all marked as night games.
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Creighton Coach Says New Rules No Handicap
A. A. Schabinger, past NBA Coaches Association president and Creighton coach, says the new rules posed no handicap to his team as they tested them in spring drills.
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A. A. Schabinger
National Basketball Coaches’ Association
Creighton University
13 Year Old Betty Jameson Wins State Public Links Golf Title
Betty Jameson of Dallas, 13, defeated Mrs. H C Scott of Houston to win the Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association state title in Wichita Falls. The final match ended on the 28th green with Jameson nine up with eight to play after a soggy day and a rain delay, as the Dallas prodigy rallied with a whirlwind finish.
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Betty Jameson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dallas
Texas
H. C. Scott
Houston
Texas Women’s Municipal Golf Association
Miss Jameson
Dallas Star
Mrs. Scott
Slugging Pride as Thurston Shuts Braves in 3-0 Dodgers Win
Hollis Thurston pitched a strong game for Brooklyn, allowing only three runs as the Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves 3-0. Offense supported him with timely hits and defensive plays, with Wilson delivering the key contributions and Slade Cuccinello anchoring the infield.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Walker Ts Beaten Walker Ts Beaten
Johnny Risko heavyweight from Cleveland won a decision over Mickey Walker in a bloody 12 round bout. Risko weighed 198 and Walker 171 pounds in Cleveland on June 24.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Mickey Walker
Risko
Walker
Jacobs Suspended for Protest Over Schmeling Title Decision
New York June 24 Joe Jacobs former manager of Max Schmeling was indefinitely suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission as a manager and second for protesting the title decision awarded to Jack Sharkey. The suspension targets Jacobs only and not Schmeling or other boxers. Muldoon called Jacobs conduct after the fight detrimental to the sport.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Nover
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
Jacobs
Schmeling
Theacobs
Billy McCarney
William Muldoon
Mantell Defends Protege After Crowded Amarillo Bout
In Amarillo the crowd roared as Sheik Marallah of Urmia defended his welterweight status after a disputed victory over Cycone Mackey. Dutch Mantell disputed the fall, while Pancho Vitella and promoter Al Anderson tangled with the angry mob. The postbout melee ended with Mantell and Marallah trading barbs and no clear next challenger set.
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Sheik Marallah
Urmia
Persia
Amarillo
Jack Reynolds
Rugged Little Fellow
Cycone Mackey
the Armory
Dutch Mantell
Mackey
Pancho Vitella
Mantell
Ma- Tallah
Shiek
Pancho
Marallah
al Anderson
Hands and arms relax to prevent hurried golf swing
To stop lunging at the ball focus on looser hands and arms, easing tension on the left side to allow the backswing turn. Begin downswing with a relaxed left foot, have the left leg ready to support weight, and concentrate on swinging with the arms to avoid a rushed swing.
McClanahan Quieted Series After Broken Leg
Outfielder Pete McClanahan chose to retire from the Texas League after a broken leg, ending his baseball career within three years and marking a decisive quieting of the league's action.
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Pete McClanahan
US champions lead net play at Wimbledon
In the Wimbledon quarterfinals American title-holders Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines Jr. advance. Moody beat Kitty McKane Godfree 6 3 6 0, Vines defeated I Oaki 6 2 3 6 6 2. Sarah Palfrey falls to Betty Nuthall 8 6 9 7 as Jacobs reaches last eight. Doubles see Allison and Van Ryn win, Wood and Mangin win, with Shields, Allison, Wood, and Mangin set to play next.
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Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Ellsworth Vines
Moody
Kitty McKane Godfree
Vines
I. O. Aoki
Sarah Palfrey
Betty Nuthall
England
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Shields
Allison
Wood
Mangin
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Fred Perry
Rain and Wind Slow Galveston Corpus Christi Yacht Race
Rain and wind squalls hinder the annual Galveston Corpus Christi yacht race along the Texas coast. Three small yachts teeter between Galveston and Aransas Pass with no word expected until they reach Aransas Pass, due early Saturday. The vessels started near midnight despite heavy rain and gusty squalls.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas
Aransas Pass
Galveston-Corpus Christ
Medwick sells Ducky-Wucky candy rights to Houston club
Star outfielder Joe Medwick has sold the nickname candy bar rights known as Ducky-Wucky to the Houston club of the Texas League, transferring branding and associated profits to the team.
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Joe Medwick
Dutra trails after second round of United States Open
Dutra sits one stroke behind leaders Jose Jurado and Thomas Perkins in the US Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club New York after a 36 hole total of 146. Perkins shot 69 to reach 145 with Jurado adding 71 to 145. Diegel and Hagen sit two and three strokes back as Burke and Sarazen stumble with high scores.
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Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
P—Olin Dutra
California
Jose Jurado
Thompas Phillip Perkins
Perkins
Jurado
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Dutra
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Hagen
Bill Burke
Gene Barazen
Burke
Sarazen
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Toth Regatta Final
In New London Connecticut on June 24 Harvard outpaced Yale by three lengths in a four mile Thames race. Gerry Cassedy led the Crimson to a 21 minutes 20 seconds effort against Yale's 21:42, Harvard extending its winning streak to 33 victories in 70 races.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Gerry” Cassedy
Thames
Elis
Crimson
Bartlett's Cove
New Mexico Indian Wins Olympic Decathlon Honor
Evanston Ill June 2444 Wilson Charles Jr an Oneida from Haskell and the University of New Mexico led the decathlon trials at Dysche Stadium amassing 4030.25625 points in five events to top contenders including Joe Hall of Florida and Graham Batchelor of Georgia for Olympic team spots. Clyde Coffman of Kansas was second with 3804.97475 points and Bausch ranked third with 3772.6520.
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Ill
Wilson Charles
United States
Charles
Haskell Institute
University of New Mexico
Joe Hall
University of Florida
Graham Batchelor
University of Georgia
Dysche Stadium
Clyde Coffman
University of Kansas
Good
Bausch
Panhandle golfers to compete in Clarendon Amateur Tourney
More than 100 players from Pampa, Shamrock, Memphis, Electra, Vernon, Matador, Amarillo and beyond enter the Clarendon Amateur Championship at Hillcroft Country Club July 3 and 4. Leaders include Billy Holmes, Frank Foxhall, Jack Parr, Reginald Greenshaw, Ira Merchant and Al Cooke with Jimmy Phillips invited. Qualifying may be done on home courses. entries reveal 16 flight matches with finals on July 4. entry fee is 41.
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Clarendon
Billy Holmes
Shamrock
Frank Foxhall
Memphis
Jack and
James Parr
Electra
Reginald Greenshaw
Ira Merchant
al Cooke
Jimmy Phillips
Ranger
West Texas Golf Association
Texas
Greenbelt
Hillcroft Club
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