Two Amarillo Teams in Pampa Tourney
Chicago and Cleveland faced disappointing results as Cleveland slid nine games behind Detroit after an 8-2 loss to the White Sox. Odell Hale homered in the ninth as Detroit beat St. Louis 12-8, while New York split with Washington.
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New York
Comiskey Field
Chicago
Cleveland
Indians
Farnshaw
White Sox
Odell Hale
Detroit
St. Louis
Yankees
Washington
Rowe
Frank Crosetti
Lasveri
Rolfe
Senators
Johnny Bronca
Boston
Athletics
Henry Johnson
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Travis Jackson
Cubs
Pittsburgh
aArky” Vaughan
Pirates
Ed Brandt
Phillies
Braves
Buel Nore
Dizzy” Dean
Cincinnati Redlegs
Reds
Bill” Hallahan
Allyn Stout
Boxing Fight Results Across Cities Highlighted Knockouts and Decisions
Houston reports George Salvadore knocks out Ralph Chong while Chief Perry Knowles defeats Jack Griffin in Florida. Chicago features Billy Celebron outpointing Pugsy Weinert and Fred Chynoweth edging Garry Baldwin. Other bouts list Tony Zale stopping Bruce Wade in Peoria and Eddie Winston stopping Salvatore Ruggirello in Hartford.
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Houston
George Salvadore
Boston
Ralph Chong
New Orleans
Perry Knowles
Florida
Jack Griffin
Hot Springs
Ark
Lou Arriola
Babe Kennedy
Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Pugsy Weinert
Fred Chynoweth
Milwaukee
Garry Baldwin
Peoria
Ill
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Bruce Wade
Joe Osignac
Benton Harbor
Mich
Pekin
Til
West Texans and Merchants Enter Pampa Baseball Tourney
Amarillo prepares to send two teams the West Texans and the Merchants to the Pampa Baseball Tournament from August 9 to 19. Lineups feature Jake Moody and Satch Nunelly for the Texans and Preston Northcross and Eddie Whitting for the Merchants. Also noted are strong local sponsors and entrants from Denver and New Mexico, with sixteens teams expected and emphasis on semi pro competition across the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Merchants
West Texans
Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Jake Moody
Texans
Joe McKnight
Satch Nunelly
Otis Massie
Chick Munste
Jake
Merchants
Preston Northcross
Eddie Whitting
Bradford
Pacific Coast
St. Louis Browns
Tyler
Tucker
Granade
Shanks
Morris
Daney
Littlejohn
London Alaska Fur Company
McClure-Craig Motor Company
Palo Duro
Amarillo Brake Company
Wineinger's Dairy
Nat Dance Palace
Southwestern Public
Endeavour Entered Narragansett Bay Under Coast Guard Escort
Endeavour, British challenger for the America's Cup, reached Narragansett Bay at 7 A M escorted by the Coast Guard Cutter Argo and Destroyer Talbot. Vita towed her in, Newport Port authorities boarded at Brenton's Cove, then she moved to Bristol Yards after quarantine and customs.
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Coast Guard
Argo
Endeavour
Narragansett Bay
Vita
T. O. M. Sopwith
Talbot
Brentons Reef
Brenton’s Cove
Newport
Bristol Yards
Gosport
England
Softball Takes Texas by Storm Across Cities
Dallas reports 150 teams with statewide reach as softball expands from Dallas districts to a Austin state tournament August 17 18 under the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation. Foster Jacoby praises the wholesome sport while playgrounds host games and crowds of hundreds gather at neighborhood diamonds.
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Jack Bisco
United Press
Dallas
U.P
Texas
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Austin
el Paso
Foster Jacoby
Bryan Only Unseeded Player in Net Meet
Robert Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga Tenn defeated seventh seed Henry Prusoff of Seattle in a grueling three hour quarterfinal at the Longood Bowl tennis tournament in Brookline Mass. He becomes the only unseeded player remaining in the bowl competition.
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Brookline
Mass
Robert “Lefty” Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Soft Ball Tournament Applications Start Rolling In
Amarillo announces the Globe News Soft Ball Tournament at Metro lighting and Park field starting Monday at 4 20 pm. Teams of 30 plus enter with rosters limited to 15, and a trophy plus merchant awards will honor top plays. Proceeds go to the Amarillo Children's Home.
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Metro
Globe News
Amarillo
Amarillo Children’s Home
Maverick Club
Emmitt Galloway
Tate Oakes
Dutch Kaufhold
Don Wood
News-Globe
Neihboring Town
Endeavour’s racing gear unrigged at Bristol site
Dismantled at Bristol, and Endeavour’s racing gear put in place as work progresses.
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Bristol
Endeavour
Dizzy Dean Shuts Out Reds For His Twentieth Win
Yesterday's Major League Merces reports Dizzy Dean pitched a shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals to reach his twentieth victory against the Cincinnati Reds. Harlan Cliff contributed two doubles and two singles in five at bats for the Browns.
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United Press
Dizzy Dean
Cards
Reds
Harlan Cliff
Browns
Clingman Faces Fenton in Semi Final Bout at Armory
Wrestling cards outline Otis Clingman and Rod Fenton to collide in a semi final at the National Guard Armory with heavy emphasis on power holds and potential disqualification. Don Hill meets Vic Webber in the main event as Webber seeks to prove East’s strength while Bil Caxell faces Lobo Brown in the curtain raiser.
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National Guard Armory
Rod Fenton
Otis Clingman
Clingman
Rodney
Fenton
Don Hill
Vic Webber
Don
Webber
Hill
United States
Bil Caxell
Lobo Brown
Lobo
Grappler
Wilmer Allison Tops McDiarmid in Open Tennis Draw
Top seed Wilmer Allison of Austin advances to the quarter finals after defeating John McDiarmid of Fort Worth. Frankie Parker faces Johnny Van Ryn while Berkeley Bell draws Donald Budge. Jack Tidball rests for a potential semi final against Bell or Budge after Bryan Grant withdrew.
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Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Allison
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Today
Berkeley Bell
New York
Donald Budge
San Francisco
Jack Tidball
Hollywood
Calif
Bell
Budge
Bryan “Bitdy” Grant
Alllants
Lott charts route to regain tennis supremacy
George Martin Lott Jr of Chicago suggests a plan to revive American tennis after Wimbledon. He argues that Lester Stoefen and Sid Wood must train year round and that Bob Stoefen and Fred Perry rivalries hinge on continued, intensive practice. Lott, Wood, and Stoefen return from England to Brookline leading into the Longwood Bowl.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
New York
George Martin Lott, Jr
Omeago
England
America
Chicago
Lester R. Broefen
Los Angeles
Stoefen
Lott
Btoefen
Fred Perry
Jack Crawford
Australia
Sidney Wood
Wood
Perry
Paris
Brookline
Mass
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Earnshaw
SOX
Hartford
Conn
Eddie
Winston
Salvatore Ruggirello
Patsy Severo
Meadville
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Fresno
Kid Moro
Manila
Sammy Brown
Stockton
Fred Feary
Drew Jack Roper
Jimmy Jordan
Limbago
Dick Williams
George Lott
Jack Doyle
Roper Baret
Tillie Loesch
Mussolini
Jordan
Brooklyn
Flint Rhem
Rhem
Flatbush
Mr. Rhem
Bronx
Rhem Rye
Newark
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Mr. Jordan
Jimmy
Endeavor
American
Bryan
James W. Oakes Agency
Oliver Eakle
Dial
Amarillo, Texas
Automotive Electric CO
Joos
Ron
Miracle Man
Mickey
THE
Avo
Connie Mack
BUICK
Stung Catcarr & Coke Tigers
Connie Mat
Connie Mac
TE Tigers
Mitoga
Blackburn Bros
Goodrich A
Goodrich
Cal Farley
Pampa
Clovis
Borg
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