Fort Worth opens Fort Worth Women’s Golf Tourney round one
England regains Ryder Cup style boast in opening round of the Fort Worth Women s Golf Association invitational. Top players including Dallas medalist Mrs Dan Chandler and Amarillo champion Mrs C M McCullough advance in upper bracket while Fort Worth rivals push in lower division. Several 8 7 and 9 17 margins set early tone amid steady play.
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Fort Worth
R. L. Bowen
F. C. Rochon
Wichita
McCullough
Claude Whaien
Stanfield
M. B. Badh
Betty Jameson
Virgil Garrett
Mrs. Little
Dorothy Gordon
Beaumont
Dalhart West Side Wins Polo Series In West Side Showdown
Dalhart's West Side polo players claimed a 6 5 victory over the East Side in the third game of a three game series. Robert Langhorne led scoring with four goals while his father Joe Langhorne and Sigmund Herzstein each added three in the tight match.
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Dalhart
Indian Hills Open entries near forty with out of town invites
Amarillo golfers lead the Indian Hills Open entries rising to about 40 for the Sunday and Tuesday two day 72 hole medal tourney at Indian Hills. Flights will be formed after 36 holes with divisions based on strokes behind the leader.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Long distance record in tennis shock at Intercollegiates
In Haverford Pennsylvania on June 27 two top players, Joe Coughlin of Stanford and Edbert Miles of Yale, set a world mark with a 54 game set in a grueling National Intercollegiate match. Coughlin won 28-26 in the first, then 6-1 to sweep into the fourth round as Yale’s Miles faded. Other results note Earl Kamrath of Texas and teammates Buxby Williams and Surface advancing in the bracket.
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Haversford
Stanford
Yale
Joe Coughlin
West Coast
Edbert Miles
Elistar
Merion Cricket Club
Coughlin
Martin Buxby
Sterling Williams
Hal Surface
Buxby
Sam Lee
Williams
Tom Flynn
Princeton
Surface
Bob Kelleher
ST. Louis
Sam Gray
Boston Red Sox
Ed Weiler
St. Louis Browns
Abrhpore Waratler
Cccgecbess
Friberg
Ff Cooke
Alexander
Mae Cuervorst Begins Defense of Net Title
Mae Cuervorst of Wichita Kansas, Missouri Valley champion, opened defense of her Oklahoma women s singles title by defeating Helen Swain of Lawton 6 2 6 3 in a first round match. Edgar Weller and Bobby Kamrath the national boys doubles champions from Austin Texas overpowered an Oklahoma City pair Don McNeil and Ed Lindsay 6 2 6 0 in their opening match.
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Oklahoma City
Mae Cuervorst
Wichita
Kas
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Helen Swain
Lawton
Edgar Weller
Bobby Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Don McNeil
Ed Lindsay
Lubbock Plans Big Golf Meet
Lubbock invites West Texas and New Mexico amateurs to a four day golf tournament at the Walter Hagen sand greens course. Events run June 27 through July 4 with 18 hole qualifiers, Calcutta banquet, and finals in the open and championship flights. A barbecue rodeo and dances are scheduled amid expected strong participation.
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Lubbock
Walter Hagen
Texas
Lubbock Country Club
West Texas
New Mexico
Calcutta
John Edmission
Russell Cox Becomes Waco Golf Medalist
Russell Cox of Waco shot 71 on a par 70 layout to win medalist honors at the Waco Country Club invitation tournament. 65 players competed with Jack Fouts second at 72 and Bud McKinney and D Lehman tied at 73.
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Waco
Russell Cox
Denis Lavender
Dallas
Boxers Granted Short Permit for Pacific Coast Fights
The author department granted temporary entry permits to Mexican boxers Baby Face Casanova and Kid Azteca, held in El Paso Texas for visa issues. They will compete on the Pacific coast after June 27.
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Washington
Athor Department
Baby Face” Casanova
Kid” Azteca
el Paso
Texas
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma City Star Is Medalist With New Mark
Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City set the TransMississippi medal record with 137 for 36 holes at Colorado Springs. He fired a 68 in the second round after a 69 first round, while Gus Moreland led medalists at 141. Several leaders include Maytag, Stew art, Grimes, Cowdery, and Dawson as rounds continued toward the title matches.
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Oklahoma City Star
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
Harry K. Strassburger
Coffeyville
Kas
Colorado
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Trans- Mississippi
Eaton
Moreland
Fred Dold
Wichita
Kan
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Maytag
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Early Berryhill
Sapulpa
Okla
Verne
Spec” Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Southwestern
New Mexico
Nate Grimes
Denver
Stewart
Ben Cowdery
Omaha
Spec Goldman
Denmar Miller
Jess Oldham
Walter Oberg
Henry Robertson
Oklahoma
Edwin Kingsley
Utah
John Dawson
Chicago
Torrid match in Western Open golf play at Olympia Fields
Under a blistering sun the match play route began for the women's Western Open at Olympia Fields. Mrs. Robert Bullard of Springfield IL defeated Miss Florence McCoy of Chicago after five extra holes, tying the 18 hole overtime record set in 1915 by Mrs. H. Vanderbeck.
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Chicago
Olympia Fields
Robert Bullard
Springfield
Florence McCoy
H. Vanderbeck
Philadelphia
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
American champs Moody and Vines shine in Wimbledon second round
Wimbledon reports Helen Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines Jr. advancing to the third round with dominant wins. Moody defeated Mrs. J. R. MacReady 6-0, 6-0, while Vines beat A T England 6-1, 4-6, 1-5, 6-1 amid strong showings by other Americans like Sutter, Stoefen, Gledhill, Jacobs, and Burke.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Moody
Lester Stoefen
Cliff Sutter
Keith Gledhill
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Vines
Mrs. Moody
Farley Sees Approval In Detroit Speech
Postmaster General James A. Farley, chairman of the Democratic national committee, told Michigan Democrats at a luncheon on June 27 that he believed the American people were happy with the results of the new Roosevelt administration.
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Farley
Detroit
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Michigan
Roosevelt
Bank Suspect Held In Oklahoma Bank Robbery Case
A man calling himself Homer Bramble Jr. was held in Birmingham pending Oklahoma authorities' guidance after being sought in the $16,000 December bank robbery of the First National Bank of Lindsay Oklahoma on December 21.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Homer Bramble, Jr
First National Bank
Lindsay
Okla
Oklahoma
Five Dalhart Boys Charged in Egging Incident
Five Dalhart youths face charges after a woman on Main Street Dalhart was egged late Sunday night. Treasury reports for June 24 show receipts of 7,071,583.88 dollars and expenditures of 25,307,655.27 with a balance of 966,389,948.94. Customs duties for 24 days of June totaled 18,003,681.25.
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The
Dalhart
Washington
Treasury
Ryder Cup Thriller Ends British Victory in Southport
In Southport England the British team defeats the United States six matches to five at the Ryder Cup after Syd Easterbrook beat Densmore Shute. The match was decided on a tense final hole as Shute missed two short puts. Olin Dutra Abe Mitchell Paul Runyan Percy Aliiss Leo Diegel Arthur Havers Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Craig Wood Horton Smith and captain Walter Hagen all contributed to the dramatic finish before nearly 20,000 spectators including the Prince of Wales.
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Southport
Prince of Wales
Syd Easterbrook
Densmore Shute
Great Britain
Abe Mitchell
Paul Runyan
Percy Aliiss
Leo Diegel
Arthur Havers
Walter Hagen
A. J. Lacey
Gene Sarazen
Alf Padgham
Craig Wood
Big Blonde
New Jersey
W. H. Davis
Horton Smith
Charles Whitcombe
Simmons Leads Big Six With Three Safeties In Five A Bats
Al Simmons regained his hitting stroke with three hits in five at bats to lift his average to .367, while Joe Cronin matched two hits in five and Fred Schulte drove in three runs. The NL division became a Philadelphia stronghold as Jim Collins went hitless in four at bats, dropping seven points and falling behind Chick Fallis. Standings show Simmons Davis Cronin Klein Schulte Fallis with high averages and points. California agency reports eradication methods nearly wiping out the white fly as a citrus pest.
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al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Fred Schulte
Philadelphia
Phillies
Jim Collins
St. Louis
Chicago
Merrit Cain
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Miller
Foxx
Poa McNair
Tate Enteneee
Cramer
Ensins Johnson
Coleman
Rete Neee
Madjerki
Wee
Williama
Oliver P Anee
Bishop
Ebenenaese
Peterson
Oliver
Rhyne
Satieve
Swanson
Simmona
Teaenee Appling
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Grube
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Sorccessor
Ween
Nune
Rhyne Haas
Simmons
Appling
Madjeaki
Simone
Rhyne Appling
Faber
Sullivan
Sulivan
Bale
Caine Coombs
Cain
Hitse
Sharkey and Carnera Complete Training for Title Bout
Champion Jack Sharkey and heavyweight challenger Primo Carnera wrapped two months of daily sessions at Orangeburg. With the final drills done, Sharkey heads toward New York to prepare for the Madison Square Garden bout Thursday night as fans await the long-anticipated bell.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Big Madison Square Bowl
Long Island
Sharkey
Orangeburg
Shadow
Indians halt Senators pennant run with 7 6 ninth
In Cleveland the Indians stopped Washington's eight game winning streak with a dramatic 7-6 victory in the ninth inning. The article also notes boxing weigh in plans and Carnera vs Sharkey betting odds amid unrelated baseball notes and a Browns win over St Louis.
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Cleveland
Indians
Washington Senators
Meets Yaqui Joe in cosmopolitan wrestling spectacle
Walter Achiu a Dayton U football alum meets Yaqui Joe Thursday night at the Live Stock arena Tri-State Fair Grounds. Promoter Dutch Mantell and referee Herman Fuhrer lead a diverse card with a Chinese Indian bout and a globe circling crowd. Achiu, once underdog, has boosted odds after recent showings in El Paso and Dallas and a lighter four pounds.
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China
Walter
Sneeze) Achiu
Dayton University
Achiu
Yaqui Joe
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Dutch Mantell
Luxembourg
Herman Fuhrer
Fang
Achill
Dayton U
el Paso
Dallas
Cyclone Mackey
News Globe hosts bigger fight party in Amarillo
The News-Globe plans a large Thursday night fight party describing every punch from the Sharkey Carnera bout via AP wires. Broadcast will originate from the editorial rooms at Sixth and Fillmore with Hayes Radio Service installing the system. Two loudspeakers will stand on the north balcony as hundreds gather, with no admission charged.
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Vews-Globe
The
News-Globe
New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carera
News
Globe
Sixth
Fillmore
Amarillo
Associated Press
Hayes Radio Service
Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
Tuesday results include Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 11 and New York 9 Detroit 8 with Boston 5 St Louis 4. Standings show New York leading with 42 wins and 24 losses, Philadelphia 32 30, Cleveland 34 34, Chicago 33 34. Schedule mentions games Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Boston. Also minor league scores and Western/Southern league notes with Fort Worth Dallas and Houston rain delays.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Pittsburgh Veges
Omicreo
Cere
AOL
ABE Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
HNO
Newark
Harrisburg
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Wichita
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Winslow
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Fresno
Oakland
San Francisco
Yale Captures College Golf Crown Again
Yale University won the Maxwell Cup for the third straight year and 20th time overall, posting a four golfer 610 aggregate to defeat Michigan 622 and place Notre Dame 624 and Texas 627 in the 36 hole medal play. Dartmouth, Princeton, Dayton, Georgetown and Cornell followed in order. The Els team dominated the event through two days of play.
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N. Y
Yale University
Michigan
Notre Dame
Texas
Dartmouth
Princeton
Dayton
Georgetown
Cornell
Els
Tribe Wins On S Little Hits
Boston Braves edged the St. Louis Cardinals 1 0 in a tight opener as Leo Mangum pitched a full game despite six hits allowed. The other game saw the Dodgers overpower the Reds 11 2 with Giles Johnson pulled after two innings.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Rune
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Berger
Secrifice
Durocher
Bucs Rally Past Missions for 9 6 Victory
Galveston Bucs flipped a four inning drought into a strong finish defeating the San Antonio Missions 9 to 6 Tuesday night. The win gains a half game on idle Buffaloes as Fort Worth and Dallas posted wins and Oklahoma City fell. Also notes on trapshooting attendance in West Virginia and Czech building activity in 1933.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dallas
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Beaumont
Cehareree
Bnaurr
Tulsa
Fort, Worth
Associated Preas
Miller and Heath
Carroll
Hutchinson
Thormahlen
Mealey
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