Missions Rise in Texas Loop
Texas League action resumes after a curtailed Thursday with Galveston routing Beaumont 12 to 0 as Sig Jakucki threw a shutout. San Antonio swept Houston 5 3 and 7 2 behind Mills and Johnson, with Holliday homering in the second game. Friday’s slate shows Fort Worth at Dallas and Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
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Galveston
Beaumont
Sig Jakucki
Buccaneers
Ware
Pitman
San Antonio
Houston
Mills
Johnson
Holliday
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Americans Reach 400 Meter Finals At Berlin Olympics
Finn Gunnar Hoeckert won the 5000 meters in 14 22.2 setting an Olympic record as Lauri Lehtinen defended the title. Americans Lash Armperini Williams Lavalle and Smallwood faced setbacks while Finland led unofficial team standings. Jesse Owens may join the 400 meter relay.
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Olympic Stadium
Berlin
Gunnar Hoeckert
Hoeckert
Lauri Lehtinen
Lehtinen
Los Angeles
America
Donald Lash
University of Indiana
Louis
Armperini
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
Harold Smallwood
Ventura
Cal
Robert Clark
San Francisco
Jack Parker
Sacramento
Glenn Morris
Denver
Timari Salminen
Finland
Germany
United States
John Jonsson
Hohei Murakoso
Japan
Josef Nofi
Poland
Jonsson
Murakoso
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Lawson Robertson
Owens
Martin Glickman
New York City
Negro League All Stars blank Borger in Denver game
The National Negro League All Stars defeated Borger Huber Carlsons 13 to 0 in Denver. Griffith pitched despite three hits, fanning 16 as Borger suffered eight runs by the eighth inning with Dailey and Spencer giving up key hits. Gibson hit a home run for Borger with one on base.
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Denver
Borger Huber
Dailey
Spencer
Griffith
Borger
P. Spencer
Polvogt
Gibson
Frisch Stars In Relief Role For Cardinals Rally
Frankie Frisch, 87, returned to the lineup July 17 and hit 15 for 24 over six games, aiding the Cardinals as they rose to first in the National League with three straight wins over the Cubs. He handled 26 chances without an error, started two double plays, and had four singles in five at bats in a 3-2 11 inning win. Johnny Mize delivered an 11th inning homer to seal the victory.
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New York
Frankie Frisch
Fordham
St. Louis Cardinals
Stu Martin
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Frisch
Frankie
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Dizzy Dean
Cub
Bill Lee
Charley Root
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Jake Wade
Cleveland Indians
The Mask May Scrap Sailor in Phoenix Bout
Promoter Dutch Mantell sent telegraphic messages to Arizona to book The Mask from South Africa for a match with Sailor Watkins next week. The Mask appears in Phoenix and Tucson as Watkins extends a winning surge with a Armory main event victory over Cory Detton.
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Dutch Mantell
Arizona
Mystery Man
South Africa
Sailor Whaler Watkins
Phoenix
Tucson
Watkins
The
Armory
Cory Detton
Detton
Herb Parks
Nick Bozinis
Parks
Cyclone Mackey
Gene la Belle
Lovelock Wins Olympic 1500m With World Record
Berlin August 7 Jack Lovelock of New Zealand outran the world to set a world record in the Olympic 1500 meters, beating famed competitors including Glenn Cunningham and Luigi Beccali. Reporters note his peak form and discuss last stretch pacing as Lovelock explains his window peeks and confidence. Meanwhile Tony Butler sets a Harlingen Municipal course record with a 62 for 18 holes, achieving nine under par with 10 birdies.
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Berlin
U.P
Los Angeles
Forrest
United States
Jesse Owens
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Bill Bonthron
Tajima
Japan
United Press
Reich
Glenn Cunningham
Lugi Beccali
Italy
Archie San Romani
Phil Edwards
Canada
Lovelock
Jack
Princeton
Frank Welch
San Romani
Welch
Harlingen
Tony Butler
Mavericks Club Hike Reports Sunlit Feats and First Rills
The Mavericks Club recounts a 16 mile hike starting at 10 A M, stopping at Tom Malloney’s for lunch and milk, then to a swimming hole before returning by 6 25 P M. Notes praise Gene Turner’s guiding, Wally Harman and Floyd Johnson’s first hikes, sunburns, blisters, and lighthearted mishaps among a crew including Joe Brown and the Allison brothers.
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Mavericks
Tom Malloney
Joel Robertson
Marlim
Joe E. Brown
Sharp
Joe
Bernie Robertson
Wally Harman
el Paso
Wally
Floyd Johnson
Floyd
Thomas Murphy
Thomas
R. A. Boyter
Donnie Sharp
LeeRoy Boyter
Owen Harman
Owen
Gene Turner
Gene
Aubrey Robertson
Johnny Willingham
Charles Hobbs
Bunyon Sally
Lester Allison
Arthur Allison
North Fillmore
Haskell Marshall
Midway
J. C. Oakley
FE. J. Counts
Gib Howard
Gib
Jimmy Taylor
Jimmy
Ford Turner
Alvis Grant
Hendrix to Battle Net Champ Today
Meadow Club semi finals in Southampton New York feature Frankie Parker defending champion facing Eugene Smith and Gregory Mangin taking on Arthur Hendrix. Parker beat Robert Riggs while Smith upset J Gilbert Hall. Mangin eliminated John McDiarmid and Hendrix defeated Charles Harris in a two set thriller.
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N. Y
UPX
Meadow Club
Frankie Parker
New Jersey
Eugene Smith
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Arthur Hendrix
Florida
Parker
Robert Riggs
California
Smith
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J. Mangin
John McDiarmid
Texas
Seabright
Hendrix
Charles Harris
Leaders push for suntan prize and record breaks
Ed Sharp contends for the suntan prize as George Willingham fights sunburn and competition. Thomas Murphy and Aubrey Robertson set records in rope skip events with backward and front crosses, while Alvis Grant and LeeRoy Poyter beat their own marks in multiple timed drills.
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Ed Sharp
George Willingham
George
Thomas Murphy
LeeRoy Boyter
Aubrey Robertson
Donnie Sharp
Alvis Grant
leeRoy Poyter
Phillips Acquires Three New Players
Roswell's baseballers travel to Metro Park on Sunday for a double header against the Phillips 66 squad of Amarillo after telegraphic negotiations. Roswell features Lefty Wright and a trio of righties Carl Weaver Bill Fullbright and Cliff Pirtle backed by catcher Asa Short. Amarillo strengthens with three players from the LeFors Phillips Club plus Fay Haddock Lefty Pachak and Pat Caraway as relief and pitching options.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Metro Park
Phillips “66
Amarillo
Lefty Wright
Carl Weaver
Bill Fullbright
Cliff Pirtle
Asa Short
Dallas Steers
LeFors Phillips
Philbert
Bork
Joe Surface
Henry Bauer
University of Nebraska
Fay Haddock
Lefty Pachak
Frank Mulrooney
Pat Caraway
Leading Golfers Tee Off in Oregon Open Tournament
Leading American golfers start the 5000 Oregon open in Portland as part of a tour from St. Paul to Vancouver Victoria and Seattle. Money leader Byron Nelson of Ridgewood NJ has $2001, with Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis close behind at $1293.
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Ore
St. Paul
Minn
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Seattle
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Western and national sports notes from August roundups
Disturbing notes from the west say the Browns may target Rogers Hornsby again while St Louis papers blast him for a slow year. Max Schmeling sails toward the Hindenburg. Max Baer plots a comeback against Buxton or Frazier in Vancouver. Bob Grove of the Red Sox denies retirement rumors. In Culver, Joe Hunt leads four western rivals into the National Junior Tennis semi finals with top contenders McNeill and Heldman also advancing.
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New York
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Hornsby
Bunny Jim’ Bottomley
Max Schmeling
Zep Hindenburg
Maxie Baer
Sonny Buxton
Bob Frazier
Vancouver
Canada
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Dream game rosters shape Texas high school stars
Fort Worth Aug 7 coaches and players prepare for the Texas High School Football Coaches Association annual dream game featuring Bernie Moore and Francis Schmidt guiding South and North squads. The event showcases 44 1935 high school stars and attention from coaches like Matty Bell and Bear Bryant.
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Fort Worth
Huskins
Texas
Bernie Moore
Coal
Louisiana State
Francis Schmidhio State
Ing North
Moore
Schmidt
Matty Bell
Southern Oolist
L. R
Dutch
Association
H. N
Rusty
Masonic Home
Vice
L. C. Wood
Cameron
Weldon Man
Lubbock
Chers
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