All American Coach Poll Leads by Raymond Pond
Raymond Pond leads in a national coach poll while Frank Frisch comments on experience and winning factors. The piece notes Pepper Martin, Joe Medwick, Dizzy Dean, and Bill Dickey among favored players and discusses upcoming all star selections and football forecasts.
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Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Joe Medwick
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Gabby Hartnett
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Lefty Gomez
Lou Gehrig
Bill
Lst
Martin
Medwitck Ean
Hartnett
Dickey
Bill Dicker
Pepper
Arkansas
Dizy Dean
Medwick
Dizzy
Dean
Fred Clarke
Jimmy Sheckard
Mike Donlin
Bill Lang
Pep Young
DiMaggio
Med Wick
Gem Lake Swimmers Bid for City Title
Sports Roundup reports on betting tensions around Armstrong and Ambers, jockeying for boxing dough, plus notes on Burleish Grimes in Brooklyn, Helen Detweiler’s broadcasting, Sugar Bowl plans in New Orleans, and miscellaneous baseball results and jokes from New York sports desks.
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Blondy
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Toronto
Farr
Burleish Grimes
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Syracuse
Helen Detweiler
Warrington
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Inc
Iacus
al Weil
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Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Yankees and Pirates Look Like Champs
A United Prey report by George Kirkley notes the Yankees and Pirates appear as likely pennant contenders. The Pirates swept a doubleheader with Boston to widen their NL lead, while the Yankees beat Detroit 10-7 as Joe Gordon hit a 14th homer in an 11th inning rally. The Giants, Reds, Cardinals, and Indians posted varied results as teams jockeyed for position in late-season stretch.
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United Prey
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U.P
Lorescom
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Yarks
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Boston
Indians
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Pittsburgh
Bees
al Todd
Jed
Jim Turner
Ira Hutchinson
Arky Vaughan
Paul Waner
Cy Blanton
Joe Bowman
New York Giants
Lonse
Chicago Cubs
Mel Ott
Gus Mancuso
Dick Bartell
Bob Speeds
Homer Harry Gumbert
Dick Coffman
Cincinnati
Yanks
Detroit
New York
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Bob Feller
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Bob Johnson
Wa Moses
Farl Bureker
A’s
Harland Clift
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Buck Newsom
Second Half of Meet Set for Wednesday
Gem Lake leads after a first night of the second annual swimming tournament at Thompson Pool with 105 points, edging Amarillo Country Club and Thompson Pool. The second half of the meet moves to Gem Lake Wednesday night with final standings to follow.
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Gem Lake
Thompson Pool
Country Club
Nard Cazzell
Grace Rogers
Amazing Country Club
Gene Nolan
Raymond Hill
Larry Garre
Ritwy Hacer
Country Cluch
Ray Bienso
George Pearce
Thompson
W. A. Robertson
Grace
Mary Ann McSpadden
Mary Jane Garrison
Margaret Cinner
Cgrare Rogers
Dessie Licht
Miriam Peckham
Chace Rogers
Joan McCormick
Margaret Clower
Mary Jane Clarkson
Maxine Guether
Alic Peckham
John Miller
Donald Chamberlain
Gem Lin
Bernard Smith
Fred Page
A. W. Martin
J RO
Gordon Thompson
Jack Ross
Crumiry Club
Don Curl
Charles Burgess Country Club
John Boyce
LeeRoy Bowyter Thompson
Bowling Games Tonight in Commercial League Standings
Western Auto faces Hennessee while Duniven's meets Consumers in tonight's Commercial League bowling. In golf news, only 161 entries have been received for the 1938 national amateur championship as the eight day deadline nears.
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Hennessee
Duniven's
Consumers
New York
U.P
U. S
Mystery surrounds Kovacs Davis Cup coaching ties
In a tale weaving tennis, George Hudson contends officials urged Frank Kovacs to sever coaching ties. Kovacs refused a posed photo with Hudson, saying officials warned of consequences. Hudson vows to pursue the case, while USTA considers Kovacs’ 1936 entry record and timing for Davis Cup play.
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George Fridson
Baker Street
Sherlock Holmes
George Hudson
Berkeley
Oakland
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Frankie Kovacs
Lelbright
Genrce Hudson
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Governor Clinton
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United Press
Dream Game At Lubbock Saturday
Forty nine high school players will end their prep careers in the annual dream game at Lubbock as part of the Texas High School Coaches Association event. Top all state stars from North and South squads vie in a nationally watched season opener like contest with noted backs Miller Fleming and others leading the rosters.
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Texas High School Coaches Association
Scuce
Fi.e
Harry Studkirches
Wisconsin University
Regcci
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern University
Dandy Dick Miller
Longview
Harold Preacher Fleming
Wichita Falls
Miller
Euel Wesson
Temple
Joe Schwarting
Waco
Jess Hawthorne
Port Arthur
Chal Daniel
Fort Worth
South
Brumley
Edinburg
Harrell
Conroe
Hall
Dickey
Rusk
Jones
Athens
Doss Temple
Burlon
Smithville
Haskett
Robstown
Price
San Perlita
Ponton
San Saba
Russell
Cleburne
Peveto
Brannon
Rogers
Corpus Christi
Clark
Hulldaiset
Basey
Astin
Looney
Swanson
Austin
McMahon
McGaffey
Brumbaugh
Riverside
Judd
Vernon
King
Amarillo
Melton
Woodrow Wilson
Dallasi
Ware
Brand
Crawford
North Side
Pappas
San Angelo
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Pampa
Lowry
Paschal
Virden
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Crain
Nocona
Wardy
el Paso
Patrick
Olney
Nible
Adamson
Dallas
Young
Sweetwater
Gay
Highland Park
Johnson
Newcastle
Houston Raps Lustily Entering First Division Chase
Houston moved within a full game of the Texas League first division by beating Oklahoma City 4 to 3. The Buffaloes outhit Touchstone for 11, with Bill Seinsoth earning the win after relieving Brecheen. San Antonio beat Fort Worth 4 to 0 as Wagener allowed only three hits. Tulsa lost to Shreveport 6 to 3, with Fleming delivering a 10th inning homer.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Buffaloes
Clay Touchstone
Harry Brecheen
Bill Seinsoth
Seinsoth
San Antonio
Beaumont Exporters
Fort Worth
Charles Wagener
Clyde Small
Rnsing
Shreveport
George Fleming
Ruuners
Jim Bivin
Irvin Stein
Oilers
Walter Stephenson
Stan Schino
Montana Dominates Morioka In 15 Round Queensboro Bout
The Athletic Commission elimination series featured Little Dado as a fellow countryman, with Montana decisively outpointing Morioka over 15 rounds at Queensboro arena last night.
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Athletic Commission
Little Dado
Montana
Morioka
Queensboro Arena
Texas League Results With Extra Innings
Tulsa lost to Shreveport 3 to 6 in ten innings while Oklahoma City edged Houston 4 to 3. Fort Worth was blanked 0 to 4 as San Antonio defeated Dallas. Beaumont postponed due to rain with no completion time.
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Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Ww. L. Pet
San Antonio Fa
Sherveport
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