Schmeling May Be Forever Barred From New York Boxing
Max Schmeling faces a potential permanent ban from boxing in New York as James Farley, head of the state athletic commission, states the sport can do without him. Schmeling and manager Joe Jacobs had licenses revoked. Farley cites past favorable treatment and warns the ban could endure. He notes MSG dropped Schmeling to favor Sharkey, and urges industry stability for boxing’s future in the state.
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Texas League Leaders Highlight Home Run and Batting Marks
Easterling of Beaumont tops home run list with 16 while Sanguinet of Waco leads with 20 in RBI heavy season. Batting leaders show Bennett of Wichita Falls at .384 with 178 hits, Moore of Dallas at .373 and 187 hits. Other leaders include Waco Blackerby in homers and Shreveport’s Whelan in runs, plus Reinhardt of Houston as top pitcher with 7 wins.
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Texans Turn Back Ancient Rivals In 12-4 Victory
The Tactless Texans defeated Pampa 12 to 4 as a reshuffled lineup shone with infielder in the outfield and a catcher swapped in, while Tack controlled the mound. Middleton and Fitzgerald limited runs with strong pitching as Bassett led with a home run and multiple two base hits.
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California Stars Lead Field In Junior Tennis
Five California stars head the favorites as the national junior and boys tennis championships open at Culver Military Academy in Culver Indiana. Keith Gled Hill of Santa Maria leads the strong U.S. entrants in a historically deep field.
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California Contingent Shines With Bright Tennis Record
Barbara leading a strong California contingent with a stellar season. Gledhill, runner up to Frank Shields last year, has won the western singles title and with Ellsworth Vines captured the United States Intercollegiate team championship over Julius Seligson and Eugene McCauliff of New York.
Baseball Homers and Standings Highlight Weekly Recap
A garbled listing shows numerous home run names across leagues including Ruth Gehrig Foxx Simmons Bottomley Hornsby Hurst Jackson Frederick Hendrick and Rothrock. It references National League totals 587 and American League 449 with scattered team mentions such as Yankees Cubs Athletics Giants Dodgers and Detroit.
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Helen Wills Faces New Challenge From Younger Rival
The 24 year old Helen Wills, long labeled the girl wonder, now confronts Betty Nuthall, the 16 year old who nearly toppled the champion in a key Wightman cup contest. The outcome shapes expectations for the upcoming national championship as both players push to bridge the gap in women’s tennis.
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Pays Misdemeanor Fine for Home Brew
A Glenwood resident cited for home brewing with electrical bottling gear was fined for a misdemeanor after officials did not find enough bottled product for a liquor charge. The Amarillo City Commission approves assessments to recover curb and other street improvements from abutting property owners under the Front Foot Rule, with payments over five years plus eight percent interest, attorney fees, and collection costs, so that total charges do not exceed three-fourths of the total improvement cost except for curbs.
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Amarillo Street Improvements Hearing Set for Aug 20 1929
The City Commission will hear property owners and interested parties on proposed street improvements on August 20 1929 at 7 30 p m in City Hall Amarillo Texas. Hearings may continue as needed to ensure a full fair hearing before assessing charges against properties per Texas law.
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