Deadline set for Globe-News Tri-State Open Tennis entries
Registration closes at 6 PM with about 125 players listed across divisions. Events will be held at Amarillo Tennis Club Wolflin Estates and city courts Ellwood Park. seedings and draws to be announced for Friday play beginning early morning.
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Globe-News
City
Enrunyuourney
Amarillo
Wolflin Estates
Ellwood Park
W. J. Philpott
Miami
C. E. Lund
Benton Smith
Clarendon
O. K. Davis
Clovis
Russell Townsend
Vernon
M. M. Ballard
Abilene
Leo Brady
H. Moore
Dan Steakley
Jeroy Landers
Canyon
Raymond de Berry
Pitchman Counts
Bob Axtell
Bob Rogers
Wilson McKilahan
Bill Pierce
J. C. Mouton
W. D. Henson
Dalhart
Harry Jameson
Lefors
Clifford Solomon
Myron Wright
Waynake
Ohls
Billie McClure
Neal Mann
H. M. Vaughn
Byron D. Flores
Cisco
Tilden Faces Mangin Today in Semi Final
Newport August 21 The defending champion William Tilden seeks a fifth round berth as he meets Greg Mangin of Newark in a tense Newport Casino Tennis semi final. Despite an injured hip Tilden presses on aided by Davis Cup teammates George Lott Sydney Wood Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn who enter corresponding matches.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. 1
Newport Casino
Bill Tilden
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Tilden
George Lott
Chicago
Sydney Wood
New York
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Johnny van Ryn
Orange
N.Y
Frank X. Shields
van Ryn
Frank Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Payne Dominates Grand American Trap Shoot Honors
Gus Payne of Cleveland edged to top honors at the Grand American handicap trap shoot in Vandalia. He hit 199 of 200 to lead Ohio No. 2 to a team score of 977, besting Texas No. 1 by four points. E. F. Woodward won the state champions shoot after a 25 straight in a shoot-off with H. F. Roberts. Howard Benson captured the North American professional clap target title in a shoot-off among 197s. F. D. Kelsey, 78, won the veterans championship for 70 and over.
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Associated Press
Vandalia
Gus Payne
Cleveland
Ohio
Payne
Texas
E. F. Woodward
Houston
H. F. Roberts
East Fultenham
Howard Benson
Pontiac
Mich
North America
Earl Donahue
Minneapolis
John John
Spirit Lake
F. D. Kelsey
East Aurora
N. Y
Texas banana rate cut by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission lowers banana and coconuts rates from $1.29 to $1.07 per hundred pounds for shipments from New Orleans and Galveston to points across Texas. The decision responds to complaints challenging the old rates and affects several Amarillo residents named in the record.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffs Aim for第二 Half Title as Busy Schedule Unfolds
Houston Buffs fashioned as top heavy favorites to clinch the second half flag in the Texas League. They trounced Beaumont 7 4 behind Dizzy Deans six win pace while Fort Worth Panthers edged Dallas Steers 3 2 in a late thriller. Shreveport swept Spudders 8 2 as Hal Wiltse fought for win 18.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
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Bisons
Fred Ankeman
Buffs
Houston
Bayouites
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Fort Worth
Walt Newman
Schultzmen
Dick Whitworth
Panthers
Lil Stoner
Herd
Ed Brown
Mallon
Jim Moore
Steel Stadium
Stoner
Spudders
Shreveport
Hal Wiltse
Bill Morrell
Munson
Cubs
Rate ruling grants reparations for Amarillo shipments
The traffic department of the chamber of commerce filed the complaint from this territory. The commission awarded reparations on shipments moving since fall 1924 until new rates take effect on November 4 1930. Amarillo shippers will be involved in reparations from 40000 to 50000 dollars. The question has been pending since April 1927.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Walker Dominates Forgione In Newark Bout
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion won all 10 rounds against Vic Forgione of Philadelphia in Newark New Jersey. The bout was reported by United Press with Jack Steele described as manager of the Little Rock Travelers and cited as Captain Flagg in regional circles.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
Vic Forgione
Philadelphia
Jack Steele
Little Rock Travelers
Captain Flagg
Southern Association
Laurence Stallings
Bellicose
Yesterday's Hero Kremer Shuts Out Braves for 17th Win
Remy Kremer of Pittsburgh pitched a five hitter to blank the Boston Braves yesterday and earn his 17th victory of the 1930 season despite a shaky defensive behind him.
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United Press
Remy Kremer
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Diamond Dope Wednesday Baseball Standings and Scores
American League results show St. Louis 4 Washington 14 and Detroit 6 Philadelphia 10 with standings led by Philadelphia and Washington. National League tallies include New York 4 St. Louis 5 and Philadelphia 10 Chicago 8 with Thursday schedules listed. Also minor league results from Texas and Southern Association games with Wichita Falls and Fort Worth leading their standings.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington Esecen
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
L. Pet. Oe
Art Philadelphia
Quarterfinals Set in Net Tourney Behind Helen Moody
Forest Hills reaches quarter finals of the Women's National Tennis singles as six American players advance amid threats from Betty Nutall and Baroness Levi. Nuthall faces Dorothy Weisel in a fourth round match while Levi meets Penelope Anderson. other matches pair Harper with Greer, Merrill with Burkhardt. Ace Hudkins has taken up pole on the West Coast.
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United Press
Frank Getty
Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody
Betty Nuthall
Baroness Levi
Italy
Miss Nuthall
Dorothy Weisel
California
Marjorie Morrill
Boston
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Mrs. L. Asquate
Dot Weisel
Sarah Palfrey
Levi
Mrs Harper
Miss Greer
Miss Merrill
Miss Burkhardt
Betty Nut«hall
Miss Weisel
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