Trans Mississippi golf meet heats up as Goodman advances
Johnny Goodman of Omaha advances to the 36 hole semifinals at Brook Hollow over Eddie Connor while other favorites fall in the Trans Miss championship. Hamman wins 19 holes over Watts to reach tomorrow’s clash with Ross McDade after Eaton defeats Little.
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Cotton
Dallas
Dhamn
Lawson Little
Johnny Thawson
Gus Moreland
Ts Good Goodman
Fred Odom
New Orleans
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Goodman
Wilson Schoellkopf
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Eugene Pittman
Reuben Albaugh
Little Hdldie
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Houston
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Connor
Galleryites
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Chicago
Zell Faton
Little
Watts
Leland Hamman
Hamman
Verne Stewart
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ross McDade
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Eaton
Giants Win Amid Amarillo Baseball Tidbits
Phillies rally in Boston as Bucky Walters homers in the 10th for a 5-4 win over the Braves. Todd, Moore, Camilli, Urbanski, Whitney drive in runs. Davis the winner. Pirates rally to tie Cubs in Pittsburgh before rain halted play.
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British Open crown goes to Henry Cattan in windy final
Henry Cattan overcame a late stretch slump at Royal St Georges to win the British Open with a 283 total 7 under par breaking the 10 year American stranglehold. Gene Sarazen near miss had observers holding breath as a par four on the final hole nearly sealed the record. Alf Pudge Ham and Marlonald Smith tied for third as the field battled gusty winds and a boisterous crowd of 4000. Denny Bhute and Gene Saraven trailed in 18th and 19th respectively.
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Royal St. Georges
Lee
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Cotton
Alf Pudgeham
Thitieh Hyder
Marlonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Marcel Dallemance
Smith
Kirkwood
Dallesmange
United States
Denny Bhute
Phileadelphia
Gene Saraven
New York
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Shute
Mora
Hls
Bol
Hunt and Mako Advance to Net Crown Final
In hot Philadelphia heat at Merion, 18 year olds Gilbert Hunt MIT and Gene Mako USC won semifinals to reach the national intercollegiate tennis championship final. Hunt beat Georgia Tech’s Peppe 4-6 11-9 0 6-3 after physician treatment. Mako defeated Rice Institute’s Wilbur Hess 6-2 6 6-0 6-2, creating a youthful title match in its 50th year.
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Berto
Gilbert Hunt
Massachusetts Tech
Husky Gene Mako
Southern California
Hunt
Bill ‘Epse
Georgia ‘Tech
Mako
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Merion Cricket Club
Hareford
Hess
Thirteen Indicted in Bank Failures
Federal grand jury probing Detroit bank collapses last year indicts thirteen individuals. Named defendants include Robert Lord and John Ballantyne of Detroit, John Hart Donald Sweeny James Walsh and others from Detroit Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Port Huron and Tonia.
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Robert ©. Lord
John S Ballantyne
John H. Hart
Donald N. Sweeny
Deroit
James L. Walsh
Alexobertson
Tonia
Joseph H. Rewer
Grand Rapids
Charles 3. Campbell
Kalamezon
Earl Shepherd
Kalamazoo
Herbert Schittenden
John Boddetroit
Alvin N. Crimmins
Grandapids
Stephen A. Graham
Port Huron
Exan Wins Tennis Junior Championship in Oklahoma City
Kamrath of Austin Texas defeated Don McNeill of Oklahoma City 6 1 7 5 to win the junior division at the Oklahoma City Invitational tennis tournament. Charles Davis and Albert Upsher of Oklahoma City contend tomorrow for the state men s singles crown. The men s doubles and junior doubles wrap up the event.
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Oklahoma City
Bby Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Don McNeill
Charles Davis
Albert Upsher
Veteran to gallows in housemaid murder
Paul Kauffman former World War II veteran was executed at 6 03 AM in Kansas City for murdering 17 year old Avis Woolery whom he lured to the city posing as a nursemaid. He went to the gallows calmly and proclaimed innocence before the trap dropped. The case ended a four year legal fight over the farm girl's brutal killing.
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U.P
Paul Kauffman
Kauffman
Avis Woolery
Missouri
Somers Dies Father of American League in Cleveland
Charles W. Somers, 65, remembered as the father of major league baseball in Cleveland, died at his Put-in-Bay summer home after a lingering illness. He helped organize the American League in 1900 with Byron Bancroft Johnson, brought Nap Lajoie and Elmer Flick to Cleveland, and led the Indians during the league’s early years until 1916.
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Lake Erie
Charles W. Somers
Cleveland
Byron Bancroft Johnson
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Somers
Port Clinton
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Philadelphia
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Bill Bernhard
Elmer Flick
Athletics
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Amalie Miller Drug Governors Merchants Clash At Metro Park
Amarillo’s four sandlot clubs meet in a City Tournament doubleheader at Metro Park to decide who represents the city in the Globe News tourney next month. Merchants vs Governors starts at 2 15 with Miller Drug and Amalie Boys following. winners play for the city title tomorrow. Admission is 2 cents for today and the single game tomorrow.
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Governor’s and Merchants
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Amarillo
Globe News
Merchants-Governors
News-Globe
Panhandle
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New Mexico
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Oklahoma
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Governor's
Invitation tourney set at Indian Hills Golf Club
Indian Hills Golf Club announces a Panhandle area invitation tournament open to all amateurs on July 4 and 8. The 72 hole medal event will be split into 36 holes on July 4 with flights of 16 players and five prizes per flight. Entry is 1.50 with a championship trophy and other prizes plus merchandize.
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Indian Hills Golf Club
Panhandle
Texas Player Shocks By Reaching Golf Final
Jime White of the University of Texas upset Charlie Kocsis of Michigan 1 up in the semifinal at the National Intercollegiate Golf Championship at the Cleveland Country Club. White trailed early but tied on the 26th hole and moved ahead in the final nine. Charlie Yates of Georgia Tech awaits in the final after a 7 to 6 win over Frank Ridley.
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Dawson O'Hara
Dallas
Dawson
Hamman
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Fd White
University of Texas
Charlie Kocsis
University of Michigan
Kotsis
White
Charlie Yates
Georgia Tech
Frank Ridley
Standings and scores from Cayrey and Texas League highlights
Detroit and Cleveland games noted with rain delays and multiple city matchups. New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, and Boston appear in standings. Texas League scores show Tulsa Oklahoma City Port Worth San Antonio with several late-inning runs and comebacks.
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Tulen
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Tulsa
Former policeman granted furlough across Texas
Governor Ferguson granted 50 day furlough extensions to Lonnie Wilkerson a former Fort Worth policeman sentenced for murder and to H Anderson jailed for Dallas robbery. Pardons were given to Bill Lamb Wesley Tutt and Raymond Stewart for burglary theft in Bowie County Tarrant and December 1942. A general parole was issued for Fred Dorgan. Light from the sun reaches the earth in 499 acconds.
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Ferguson
Lonnie Wilkerson
Fort Worth
H. Anderson
Dallas
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Wesley Tutt
Bowie County
Raymond Stewart
Tarrant County
Fred Dorgan
Grimes County
Four Top Netters Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Four leading singles players Sid Wood Lester Stoefen Jack Crawford and Bunny Austin advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals as the first week of play closed. French and British rivals joined the eight, with American Helen Jacobs and Peggy Scriven also winning in the women’s bracket.
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England
Sidney Wood
Lester Stoefen
United States
Jack Crawford
Australia
Bunny Austin
Helen Hull Jacobs
California
Jiclen Wills Moody
Miss Jacobs
Joan Ingram
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Mrs. EF
Law
Mise Scriven
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Car Turns Turtle Four Times In Lone Star Crash
Dr A Luthy 66 of Austin and his wife aged 75 were hospitalized after a Houston area highway wreck. The car overturned four times on Hempstead road, trapping Dr Luthy and causing critical internal injuries and severe scalp wounds for him while his wife sustained deep lacerations and shoulder injuries. They were en route to Galveston for a vacation.
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Austin
Hempstead
Luther
Luthy
Galveston
Texas Netters Reach Final Round in Houston
Henry Hagen nicknamed the dark horse moves from behind to defeat Quinn Connelley in a five set thriller to reach the Texas State Tennis final. Jake Hess, top seed, faces Arthur Trum in the other semi while all semi-finalists hail from Houston.
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Henry Hagen
Dark Horse
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Jake Hess
Arthur ‘Rum
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