Independent Baseball Tourney heats up with key clashes
In Amarillo the Independent Baseball Tournament reaches a crucial stage with Ber ger facing Dumas in game two of a doubleheader. Earlier Nazareth vs Canyon American Legion opens at 6 30 pm. Admittance 20 cents adults 10 cents children.
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Coronados
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Rucker
Reinert
Brunson
Tri-State Tennis Tourney Official Entry Blank
Entry form for Amarillo Globe-News Tri-State Tennis Championship requests entries for Aug 31 to Sept 2 with fees 75 cents singles and 50 cents per doubles member. Players list events, agree to furnish balls, and sign with home address.
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Amarillo
Zale and Soose to clash in muddled middleweight scene
Chicago August reports Tony Zale the reigning middleweight champ meets Billy Soose in an overweight bout at Mills Stadium. Soose aims to solidify status as top middleweight by beating the crown holder, while Zale seeks restoring top ranking with his 13th straight win. Overlin’s 160 pound claim also hangs on Soose.
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Tony Zale
Billy Soose
Mills Stadium
Zale
National Boxing Association
Gary
Ind
Loose
Ken Overlin
Newark
Soose
Overlin
Scranton
al Hostak
Seattle
Gary Steel Mills
Nate Lewis
Lewis
Dempsey recounts thrills of punching wrestlers in tour
In a gossipy chat over steak, Jack Dempsey recalls defeating wrestlers in Atlanta and Detroit, claiming they make ideal targets and that he could still hit as hard as in his Willard days. He says wrestlers sought publicity, and he enjoyed the adrenaline of hand to hand bouts.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
Atlanta
Detroit
Beer Trust
Dempsey
Luttrell
Maxie Waxman
Jimmy McLarnin
Willard
Dempsey'’s
Broadway
Jaycees Defeat Phillips Drug in Third Meeting
The Jaycees softball team defeated the Jack Phillips Drugmen 11 to 8 in a post season series game, marking their first win in the three meetings. The piece notes Tulsa and Port Worth mentions, with upcoming games listed as Houston at Dallas, Beaumont at Fort Worth, Shreveport at Oklahoma City, and San Antonio at Tulsa, all night games.
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Tulsa
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Lorena City
Lene Eport
Jaycees
Jack Phillips
Port Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
Magnolia Downs Childress in Third Straight USA Softball Win
Magnolia’s Flying Red Horse outfit, led by Fedie Norton’s three hit effort, defeated Childress 7-1 to move into the district championship game. Rexroat of Phillips 66 blanked Hereford early, while Bill MacWilliams belted a three run homer for Magnolia. tonight Phillips 66 meets Childress in a single game to decide who advances, at Jaycee Park 34th and Parker streets.
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Red Horses
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Hereford Diamond Gang
Bill MacWilliams
Peppery Childress Ten
Jaycee Park
34Th
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Hereford
Perce
Clayton
Retroat and Childress
N. Harris
J. Harris
Norton and Reeves
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SIPS
Pennant race tightens as Amarillo and Pampa stumble
In the West Texas New Mexico League Am anillo Gold Sox lead by two games over Lubbock and Pampa Oilers who share second. Borger Neuod team remains in contention. Lamesa also holds a slim mathematical chance with 16 games left. Surratt and Surratt stumble for Amarillo while Pampa loses to Borger 7 to 6 as Max Short lifts Berger for the win. Lubbock beats Midland 5 to 1. Clovis victory ends Surratt’s five start win streak.
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Pride
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Muratore
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Clovis
Midland
Amarillo
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Berger
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Gold Sox
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Lefty
Chester Hill
Howard Tay
Trapshooters clash over shells at Grand American
At Vandalia Ohio on opening day of the 41st Grand American trapshooting event top shooters protested the ATA decree reducing load to 1 1/8 ounces from 1 1/4. Frank Troeh led petitions while Sam Sharman won the champions title with a 25 in shootoff against Gunning and McFadden. Vic Reinders and Ned Lilly tied for fourth with 98 of 100.
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Amateur Trapshooting Association
Frank M. Troeh
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Sam Sharman
Salt Lake City
Sharman
ATA
Charles Gunning
Denver
J. E. McFadden
Pylesville
Twilight League title clash at Jaycee Park
The Civic League and Jack Phillips square off again Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. on the Jaycee Park diamond. Last night the Jaycees won 11 to 9 in six innings with Fyfe May Vick Cogdell and Weatherly contributing for the winners while Jack Phillips posted 2 runs on 8 hits.
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Civic League
Jack Phillips
Jaycee Park
Inings
Jaycees
Fyfe
May
Vick
Cogdell
Weatherly
Iron claw saves life of man after severed artery
In Haverhill Massachusetts a policeman used his bracelet type iron claw as a tourniquet after Eugene Sheehan suffered a severed artery in the right wrist. The device tightened to stem the blood flow until hospital arrival.
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Mass
U.P
Eugene Sheehan
Sheehan
Amarillo Quints Head to Borger After Fall Opening
Amarillo Quints, sponsored by Builders Supply and the Diamond Shop, finish second and third in Saturday night sweepstakes signaling Louie's Alleys fall opening. They will travel to Borger tonight as Marc's Alleys reopens for fall and winter with several special matches. the Interstate Commerce Commission notes 38 percent of motor carriers operate only one truck.
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Diamond Shop
Borger
Marc
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
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