Gold Sox vs Cowboys Tonight in Ladies Night Frame
The Gold Sox aim to rebound after a 25 to 5 defeat last night to the Midland Cowboys. Tonight at Malin Park at 8 30 p m the Ladies Night crowd will witness a renewed effort as Widland plans a strong response in the three game series opener.
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Cartwright
Ethridge
Bill Dickey to Red Sox Would Sink Yankees in Pennant Race
Grantland Rice argues Dickey's loss would devastate the Yankees and that moving him to Boston could level the pennant fight. He notes Dickey's durability, leadership, and unique catching skill as irreplaceable for New York, with the Red Sox looming as primary beneficiaries in this hypothetical swap.
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North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
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Bill Terry Returns to Giants Amid Pitching Woes and Scouts
Bill Terry flew to Cincinnati after a Bushman’s holiday in Memphis to scout Herman Reese, a $50,000 desire for the Giants. The Giants’ pitching staff is aging and unsettled, with Derringer of Cincinnati starting against New York as Dizzy Dean seeks a sixth win. Donald eyes his 13th straight in the American League as Joe McCarthy praises his nerve.
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Lynn
Dizzy Dean
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Atley Donald
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Dizzy Trout
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Yawkey May Rebuild Fenway Park For Williams
Boston Aug. 1 The Red Sox may again use his large funds to move Fenway Park right field bleacher wall closer to home plate to aid rookie Teddy Williams. Williams has sixteen homers this year and Cronin notes the distant wall hurts home play though the move won’t help this season. Williams, 20, is seen as a long term star with leading RBI pace.
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Tom Yawkey
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Teddy Williams
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Joe Cronin
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Joe
Parker Peps L3 J Davis Cup Hope For U S Team
New York reports Augl iia’s bid to retain the Davis Cup falters as Frankie returns and wins, while Parker Peps L3 J and Bobby Rigos are poised to play the four singles for the United States next month. The Polish challenger reenters the arena with improved equipment, forehand impressing opponents.
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Neing
Frankie Parker
America
Standings Roy Gasoline Shortage Figures Shine
The report states about 1 350 000 motorists ran out of gas in 1938, highlighting a major fuel shortage impact across regions. Officials note traffic disruption and consumer demand pressures as the year’s key transportation challenge.
Keeping Up With the Gold Soxto DAYY's Sport Parade
Baseball statistics for Nook Nichols Sanders Altenburgh Bolton Hudson Holt Rabe and Dorman Lynn Margaino show runs triples and doubles totals. Column by Henry Melmore discusses Joe Gordon Armstrong DiMaggio and other sports topics with boxing and tennis notes.
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Tee
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Wane
Dorman
Conway
P Wae
Lynn
P.eeeee
Allen
P. If Peewee
Bockman
Ss Tae
Maverick Club Night With Games and Field Winners
The Maverick Club hosts a Saturday party for cleanest field winners with Harris Food Stores and Pinkney Packing Company supplying buns and weiners. Ed Phillips wins best roasted weiner. indoor games lead to an outdoor Capture the Flag session. The column lists weekly standouts in handball croquet ping pong ring toss and notes a Monday Sox defeat by the Loboes. The piece invites public support for local boys’ work and offers to send volunteers for chores.
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Harris Food Stores
Pinkney Packing Company
Ed Phillips
Weiland Debut Drives Gold Sox and Strong Open
Al Weiland impressed in his first Gold Sox game as catcher with a leaping homer off Leonard and three hits in five at bats. The club saw Sanders and Altenburgh also start hot, with Altenburgh leading at four hits in five. Amarillo and Panhandle players join the 19th Broadmoor Invitation golf event in Colorado Springs with qualifiers underway and a noted scoring slip in yesterday's prep.
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Stanley Bolton
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Women golfers open annual city tournament in Amarillo
Local women golfers will begin 18 hole qualifying in the annual city tournament at Amarillo Country Club with practice rounds completed today. Match play starts Thursday and ends with finals Sunday. Mrs. George McGrath defends the Lindsay Trophy. Entrance fee is $2.00. The field includes non members and local players living within city limits.
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Country Club
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Friona
Amarillo Country Club
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Country Clubs
Missions Maintain Lead in Texas League Victory
The San Antonio Missions held a steady pace with seven hits to defeat Oklahoma City Indians 4-3. Dallas Rebels beat Houston 5-2 with Jim Levey heroics, closing gap to Buffs to 1.5 games. Wallie Eaves earned his 19th win as Sports downed Fort Worth 5-2 and Tulsa Oilers routed Beaumont 10-1. Paul Easterling, in debut with Sports, hit a homer and scored a run.
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Dairymen Flock To See Milk-Giving Calf in Oceanside
Dairymen gathered in Oceanside California on August 1 to view a five weeks old calf that produces milk. They described the animal as rare and possibly the result of inbreeding, noting it is larger than calves born the same day. Observers said cows typically start milk production at about two years old.
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Badgett Quadruplets Reach Six Months In Galveston
The Badgett quadruplets Jeraldine Jeanette Joyce and Joan are six months old today in Galveston. Joan born Feb 1 is largest at birth and now weighs about 16 pounds with her sisters around 12 pounds each. Their mother Mrs W E Badgett planned to resume night nursing duties.
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Jeanette
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Joan
W. E. Badgett
Building Permits Booming in Toledo for 1939 First Half
Toledo issues 797 permits totaling 3,623,098 dollars for construction in the first six months of 1939, a 50 percent rise over all of 1938.
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Bates to Speak at Amarillo Assembly of God
Rev. A. C. Bates of Fort Worth former district supervisor will speak at 8 o clock tonight at the Assembly of God Church 900 North Pierce Street Amarillo The public is invited Bates is en route to Denver Colorado for a camp meeting and will be in the area for the service tonight
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Fort Worth
Assembly of God
North Pierce Street
Larry French Criticizes His Manager and Goes to Wrigley
Cubs pitcher Larry French, 31, criticized manager Gabby Hartnett and visited owner Phil Wrigley seeking more pitching chances. Wrigley deferred to Hartnett, saying assignments are up to the manager, a stance echoed after Dizzy Dean complained earlier.
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Dentist Chooses Death Over Drunk Driving Charge
In Tenafly New Jersey, 43 year old Dr Herbert Schaedel killed himself after a DUI charge. He was found in his dentistry office chair with anesthesia flowing through a cone over his face, ending over ten years of an exemplary life in the borough.
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Herbert Schaedel
Twilight Loop Tens Open Last Month of Play
Twilight League softball enters final month with five games this afternoon. Top team Texaco hosts Soil Conservation Service on their diamond near the refinery, while Wolflin Addition hosts four more matchups.
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Harry Todd Leads Broadmoor Invitational Qualifying
Harry Todd of Dallas shot two under par 68 to lead the final qualifying round of the 19th Broadmoor invitational in Colorado Springs. The western amateur champion had two birdies on the first nine and stands ahead among 169 entrants. Eddie Held and Dee Rapgle each posted 71 and 73 respectively while veteran Harry Strassburger shot 81.
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