Humble Oilers Reach Denver Post Tournament Final
In Denver on August 18, the Humble Oilers from Everett beat the Danciger Road Runners of Pampa 5 to 1 to reach the championship of the Denver Post tournament. Ed Chambers pitched for the Oilers, while Byron Chody pitched for Pampa as the Oilers broke the deadlock in the eighth with four runs. In the other semi final Denver Fuel defeated Colorado Ice 7 to 2 after a long game.
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Cullenbine
Hare
Funk Howell Holman Blackerby Sheering
Brittain
Pfleger
Pene Oe Se
Maverick Club Hosts Youth Park Night In Amarillo
The Maverick Club invites all city boys to Buchanan Park for games starting 6 45 tomorrow with Hy Bivins and Dewey Thomas in charge of the third division. Girls may attend East Side Park under Miss Chesmore and Miss Fortuny for supervised play as part of the Council of Social Workers program sponsored by the Amarillo Community Chest led by secretary Fred DeCoster.
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Harry “Hy” Bivins
Dewey Thomas
East Side
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Rosa Fortuny
Council of Social Workers
Amarillo
East Side Park
Shamrocks Face Walter Carbons Tonight in Big Set
Chicago White Sox slump deepens as injuries cripple lineup. Manager Jimmy Dykes aims to rebound in a home stand that could decide whether the club stays in the first division or sinks further. Bonura and Radcliff among hurt stars, with several key players struggling at the plate.
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United Press
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al Simons
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Simmons
Rip Radcliff
Zeke Bonura
Tony Piet
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Hayes
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Athletics
New York Yankees
British May Win Matches at Forest Hills Wightman Cup
At Forest Hills the British and American Wightman Cup teams practice for matches Friday and Saturday. Helen Jacobs says USA 50 50 to win while Dorothy Round refuses to concede. British lineup features Round Stammers Mudford King James Lyle Dearman. US singles and doubles picks to be named tomorrow.
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Forest Hills
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America
United States
Dorothy Round
England
Katherine Stammers
Phyllis Mudford King
Freda James
Nancy Lyle
Evelyn Dearman
Des Moines to New York for Cup matches in heat
Des Moines reporter Henry McLemorf recalls traveling to New York for the Wightman Cup matches amid a heat wave turning Des Moines into a cool spell. He contrasts midwestern weather with southern and western climates and ribbing about corn pride.
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United Press
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Seek Revenge for 23 to 4 Drubbing SHUTOUT GAMES DAIS WIN
The Amarillo Shamrocks travel to Borger to face the Huber Carbons tonight after a 25 to 4 loss in their last meeting. Dean will start for Amarillo, aiming to avenge the Oil City Carltons. The 8:30 p.m. game lights at Alamo Stadium precede a busy schedule across Texas League action.
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Dein
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Lefty Dorman
Luke Coburn
Alamo Stadium
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Grissom
Oklahoma City
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Beaumont
Tulsa
Tulaa
Dallas
Galveston
Scribe For Olympic View Faces Controversy On 1936 Games
New York August 13 14 Bill Henry former technical director of the 1932 Olympics reports from Europe that Germany is preparing lavishly for the 1936 Games with 48 nations entered and high ticket demand. He argues political racial and religious issues should not block participation and that American absence would hurt prestige.
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America
Hill Rants as Sailor Moran Bout Opens Casino Tennis Crowd
Don Hill, son of California, fired a lengthy pre match tirade about Sailor Moran and others during a workly wrestling car event in Newport. The 19th annual Casino tennis tournament continued with seed leaders in action as Maks and Majer joined the scene. Tickets were available at Cass Drug Store, 617 Polk.
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Enengie Maier
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Majer Me J. Gilbert Hall
Bnouth Orange
N. J
Roderich Menzel
Giant Crechins
Rajah Aids Flag-Bound Detroit Nine In pennant chase
Chicago Aug. 13 The Rajah Rogers Hornsby dominates the 1935 American League race from the Browns bench as Detroit gains ground. He fuels Detroit via wins over the Yankees and Chicago White Sox, halting John Whitehead's streak and leaving the Browns 20 games back with lingering hopes.
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Red Sox
Prominent Players Advance in Tennis Circuit
Davis copper Frank X Shields from New York Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey Bryan Grant of Atlanta and Donald Budge of Oakland were among prominents who advanced yesterday Grant winner of the Eastern Grass Court title Sunday He stated yesterday that he has no idea of turning professional He was offered a cash advance of 7500 dollars and 200 dollars per week for nine months.
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Frank X Shields
New York
Frankie Parker Spring Lake
N. J
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Donald Budge
Oakland
Grant
National Anthem Copy Treasured Above Money
Philadelphia reports a treasure of an old Star Spangled Banner edition kept above monetary value. The text notes a man in West Ward Beam refuses a partial copy and mentions the Library of Congress chief handling the edition. The piece hints at a missing auction or transfer in 1914 and the edition’s overlooked value.
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W. Ward Beam
Star Spangiers
Ehanofather
Rosenbloom Loses To Giant Scrapper In Oakland Bout
Hankinson formerly of Akron and now based in San Diego scored his second win in a month against Maxie Rosenbloom in a 10 round battle in Oakland California. The 30 pound heavier challenger used a strong body attack and drew an unpopular decision from referee Billie Burke.
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Hank Hankinson
Akron
Ohio
San Diego
Maxie Rosenbloom
Hankinson
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Unclear Bout Outcomes Note Fights Across Cities
The report lists scattered boxing and wrestling results with fighters from multiple cities including St. Louis Memphis San Francisco and South Bend. It mentions fouls penalties and decisions across venues in Hollywood and various international names and nationalities.
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Sid Nabors
Memphis
Tommy Thompson
San Francisco
Pat Murphy
South Bend
Ind
Hollywood
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