Oilers and Sox in Ladies Night Game Tonight
West Texas New Mexico League first game Quinveil 86 Amarillo 26 Parr Schmidt Smith De ario. Second game Amarillo 77 Borger 0 Bridwell Kramer Schmidt Quil lan Risinger Reynolds De Carlo. Afternoon game Pam pa 68 night game FAMPE CT 3 7 Jennings Monroe Mills Lafevers Reynolds Wichita Falls 3 Big Spring 4 Ramsdell Zigelman.
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Eaves Tek Tei
Amarillo
Bridwell
Kramer
Schmidt
Quillan
Risinger
Reynolds
de Carlo
Jennings
Monroe
Mills Lafevers
Reynolds Wichita Falls
Big Spring
Lucas
E. Hill
Ramsdell
Zigelman
Lubbock
Janecki Tinsley
Huckabee
Hicks
Sealing
Heinz
Castino
Peter Arroyo
Janecki
Bennett Vrablik
Clovis
Wichita Falls
Borger
Clovis— Steiner
Tee Enwes
Seiebaeet
Harriman
Surratt
Schoendienst
Cones Daniels
Seitz
Kramer Fee
PO Cato
Antono
Setees
Hargrove
Prather
Ane Dorman
Tenorio
Seereeee
Daniels
D'Antoni
Andrews, Bruce and Pettigrew
High School Coaches Attend Texas Week of Instruction
The Texas High School Coaches Association opens its ninth annual school in Houston with 300 Texas athletic directors attending. Notre Dame’s Frank Leahy and Michigan’s Fritz Crisler join Rice Institute’s Jesse Neely to teach football theory and field work at Rice Stadium. Crisler leads the northern squad, Neely the South Texas team, and Leahy assists with both squads.
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Houston
Tex
U.P
Texas High School Coaches Association
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Herbert O
Fritz) Crisler
Michigan
Jesse Neely
Rice Institute
Texas
Neely
Crisler
Association
Rice Stadium
Leahy
Rice
South Texas
Curt Lenser
Crane
Ted Jeffries
Wichita Falls
Bryan Schley
Nacogdoches
Little Joe Takes the Mound for Ladies Night in Pampa Series
Pampa's Oilers strengthen their bid for the upper division with lefty Little Joe DeCroe on the mound for tonight's 8:30 start against the Amarillo Gold Sox in the first of a three game set. Clovis Pioneers wrap regular season by sweeping a doubleheader to improve to fourth, five percent behind the Sox. West Texas New Mexico League enters final month with every team still mathematically alive for playoffs. Yesterday's boxscores roundup.
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Pampa
Oilers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Little Joe Decroe
Salty Southpaw
Clovis Pioneers
Pioneers
Sox
Clovis
HPOA
Steiner
Harriman
Seitz
Wees Schoendienst
Quillan
Freee Daniels
Sehmildt
Ceeesenees
Rance Ab
Wyatt P
Amarillo
Cato
HPO D'Antonio
Hargrove
Prather
Schoendienst
Wyatt
D'Antonio
Ray
de Carlo
Smith
Brew
Bruce
Andrews
Petit
Yankee
Bronx Bombers
Johnny Niggeling
Yanks
Charlie Keller
Niggeling
Bob Harris
Strum
Browns
Auker
Harris
Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
DiMag
Red Ruffing
Bob Feller
Indians
Athletics
Feller
Shibe Park
Ter Lyons
White Sox
Washington
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Dick Newsome
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Morton Cooper
Phils
Johnny Hopp
Lon Warneke
Johnny Mize
Whit Wyatt
Cubs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Giants
Ken Heintzelman
al Lopez
Sin
Cunningham Column on Duffy Keeler Aged Query
Yesterday the correspondent visited Squire Yawkey’s Jersey Street hospice to seek Mr. Hugh Duffy about Wee Willie Keeler. An elderly Los Angeles citizen asked about Keeler’s legendary hitting streak and a Chicago game dispute over a flat bat.
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Jersey Street
Hugh Duffy
Duffy
Los Angeles
Wee Willie Keeler
Keeler
J. Rampagio DiMaggio
Cleveland
Willie Keeler
Chicago
Mr. Duffy
Robin
Fort Worth Cats Rally In Doubleheader Wins
The Fort Worth Cats defeated the Oklahoma City Indians 1-0 and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Oklahoma City errors helped the Cats despite being outhit. Wet grounds at Shreveport delayed start for Beaumont, but they won both ends of a twin bill 2-0 and 3-2. The Missions split with Houston in San Antonio, and Dallas Rebels split with Tulsa Oilers with a 2-1 win and a 10-0 loss.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio
Tulsa
Dallas
Fortorth
San Antonio Os
Caliss
Missions
Rebels
Tulsa Oilers
Sal Gliatto
Clare Bertram
Uniforms and bats of early baseball legends debated
A retrospective dialogue among Hugh, Eddie Collins, and Mr. Baseball explores flat or loaded bats, weathered and altered gear, and old rule quirks. They discuss Keeler, Joe Jackson, Cy Young, and Duffy regarding how equipment and rules shaped hitting while noting modern players’ practice of bat customization.
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Keeler
Hugh
Eddie Collins
Joe Jackson
Joe
Jackson
Collins
Athletics
Baseball
Cleveland
Cy Young
Boston
DiMaggio
Mr. Duffy
Wood claims unofficial world golf title after victory
Craig Wood, the National Open champion from Mamaroneck New York, defeated Vic Ghezzi, PGA champion, at Mahoning Country Club in a 72 hole match to win $2500 and an unofficial claim to the world title. Wood set a course record of 63 seven under par and urged a match with Byron Nelson, noting he may wait to face Bobby Jones’ Ryder Cup team.
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Girard
Ohio
U.P
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Vic Ghezzi
Sand
Mahoning Country Club
Nelson
Bobby Jones
Detroit
Fort Worth
Tex
Ghezzi
Tom Raklets
Garbage Men Can't Sing at Work in West Orange
In West Orange New Jersey on August 4 Charles L Neill ordered garbage collectors to stop singing in the streets from midnight to 6 AM Francis M Byrne noted a local husband complained that the nocturnal harmonizing disturbed his wife and hindered tipping. Fireflies are courting their beloved when they flash their light, according to scientists.
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West Orange
N. J
Charles L. Neill
Francis M. Byrne
Neill
Light heavy title clash among Mauriello and Lesnevich eyed
New York reports intrigue around Tami Mauriello against Gus Lesnevich for the light heavyweight championship. The piece notes Mauriello has only one prior light heavy start while other sports mentions include Babe Barna, the Giants salary cap, and various baseball and golf notes.
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New York
Special News Service
Tami Mauriello
Gus Lesnevich
Mauriello
Giants
Babe Barna
Minneapolis
Panhandle Youths Enter Air Corps as Cadets
The U S Army Air Corps accepts 13 Panhandle youths as flying cadets in the Amarillo Unit. Rec ruiting Sgt. R D Short notes 28 applicants, including Edgar Bigelow Vernon McGahey Lavoice Carroll Robert Butler Louis McDonald Laurin White Carroll Coulson Charles Berdine Joe Harris Raymond Hay Amarillo Pampa Borger Clovis and Borger native Jesse Scarborough. The unit would have trained together but fell short of the goal of 20 cadets. board cited eyes as a common rejection factor in aviation cadet selections.
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Panhandle
Sgt
R. D. Short
Army
Edgar D. Bigelow
Vernon F. McGahey
Lavoice H. Carroll
Robert S. Butler
Louis G. McDonald
Laurin C. White
Carroll M. Coulson
Charles V. Berdine
Joe L. Harris
Raymond A. Hay
Amarillo
Walter R. Krause, Jr
Lost Closer Grissom Streak Grips National League Pitching
Lee Grissom, left handed veteran, endures a world champion losing streak this season with the Philadelphia Phillies. He has 11 straight losses and a .000 average, a record that rivals famous streaks as headlines note, while other pitchers struggle and fans debate his fate.
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New York
U.P
Lee Thea Grissom
Lee
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Montreal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Grissom
Joe DiMaggio
Wood
St Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Southworth
Krist
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Lefty Grove
Grove
Mother and Child Survive as Father Dies Under Worry
New York August 4 A clerk George Fulling 35 feared for his wife's health after she became pregnant. He wandered the maternity ward until ordered out, then returned and plunged to his death from a window shortly after his wife gave birth. The mother and baby survived in good condition.
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New York
U.P
George Fulling
Mrs. Fulling
Cadet Exams Drawn From Fort Bliss Officers Panel
Sgt Short praised a new selection batch and said he is still seeking applicants. The two day examination, held Friday and Saturday, featured Captain M M Empey from Biggs Field Fort Bliss Captain P C Murray medical officer Lieutenant T C Crouch flight surgeon and J G Porter of the 79th Coast Artillery Fort Bliss.
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Short
M. M. Empey
Biggs Field
Fort Bliss
P. C. Murray
T. C. Crouch
J. G. Porter
79Th Coast Artillery
Army Officer Chaffee Receives Decoration in Hospital
General Adna R. Chaffee, now in a Boston hospital, was decorated by the War Department for outstanding foresight leadership in organizing and commanding the Army's armored force. He already holds the Distinguished Service Medal and received an oak leaf cluster from Lieut. George X. Cheves acting on behalf of Secretary Stimson as Chaffee relinquished command due to illness and Maj. Gen. Jacquet Devers succeeded him.
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Washington
Adna R. Chaffee
Boston
War Department
General Chaffee
George X. Cheves
Armored Force
Stimson
Chaffee
Jacot Devers
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