Hooks Hooks a Couple to Gain Lead in League Hitting
Tulsa first baseman Alex Hooks gains on leaders in the Texas League hitting race by going two for four. Chester Morgan stays at .360 after a two for five night while Beau Bell sits at .359. Ira Thomas and Clarence Rowland scouts watch Hooks as Detroit acquires Rudy York from Beaumont via transfer dispute. Beaumont owner Rube Stuart, on his 49th birthday, remains optimistic about his club finishing in the first division despite a 9–2 loss to Dallas.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Alex Hooks
Tulsa
Chester Morgan
San Antonio
Beau Bell
Galveston
Morgan
Bell
Rube Stuart
Beaumont Exporters
Rube
Shaughnessy
Stuart
Beaumont
Rudy York
Fort Worth
Rudy
York
Husky
Garner
Detroit
Gus Kallio
Vic Webber
Charley Carr
National Guard Armory
Carr
Jackson
Mississippi
Kallio
Yaqui Joe
Joe Kopecky
Webber
Don Hill
Texas League Leaders Fall in Action
The San Antonio Missions and Galveston Buccaneers traded blows while Oklahoma City Indians exploded for 20 singles to down Galveston 16 to 1. Tulsa beat San Antonio 7 to 4 as Dallas routed Beaumont 9 to 2 and Houston shut out Fort Worth 5 to 0. Joe Vance night boosted Dallas to victory. Tulsa, Beaumont, and others suffered defensive miscues amid league-wide action.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
San Antonio Missions
Galveston Buccaneers
Oklahoma City Indians
Galveston
Jake Atz
Tulsa Oilers
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Beaumont
Buccaneers
Tulsa
Bill Posedel
Oklahma City Indians
Gumbert
Gracia
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Indians
Joe Vance
Dallas Steers
Vance
Dallas Warren
Bil McCulloch
Glenn Spencer
Rabb
White
Cats
Spencer
Oklahoma City
L Pet
UE. Voc
Dallas Kecade
Peneee
Op Reed
Major League Leaders From The National And American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top season marks across both leagues. Giants star Ott leads in runs batted in with 130 and home runs with 32, while Gehringer of the Tigers paces the American League in runs and hits.
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Associated Press
Terry
Giants
P. Waner
Pirates
Ott
Allen
Phillies
Vaughan
Cuyler
Cubs
Collins
Cardinals
Medwick
Suhr
Martin
J. Dean
Schumacher
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Greenberg
R. Johnson
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Fox
Gomez
Rowe
Gambling on the 8:57 A.M. Spa Car a Portable Saratoga
Henry McLemore writes from New York about a portable Spa aboard the 8:57 A.M. commuter train to Princeton, where traveling salesmen and others turn the coach into a makeshift gambling parlor with card games craps and betting, continuing into Pennsylvania Station before departure.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Saratoga
America
Nick
Charley
Percy
Princeton
Monte Carlo
Biarritz
el Dorado
Colonel Bradley
Palm Beach
Philly
Old Maid's
Red Dog
Bridge
Mac
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan Transfer
George
Left Handed Power in Swing Described with Positions
The article explains left hand and wrist power in a golf swing, stressing left dominant effort to offset the right hand. It notes head position at top, aiming to drive the ball away rather than swing toward the left, with a sketch illustrating the correct form. It also lists game results: St. Paul 4 Toledo 5, Minneapolis 10 Columbus 9 (10 innings), Indianapolis at Kansas City with rain delays.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Giants Eye Cards in Tight NL Race as Playoff Push Grows
New York Giants sit five and a half games ahead of Chicago with St. Louis as the only club beating them on head to head. The Cards threaten a late surge while the Cubs chase, as New York plans a four day stop in St. Louis and a September return to the Polo Grounds. Roy Parmelee earned a win in a 7-4 victory over Cincinnati as Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 6-2. No AL games on schedule.
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United Press
New York
U.P
New York Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Cubs
Memphis
Bill Terry
Giants
Polo Grounds
Cards
Cincinnati
Roy Parmelee
Herr Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pirates
Bill Swift
Dodgers
Boston
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Schedule
Baseball and basketball standings and results from yesterday include New York over Cincinnati 7 4 and Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 6 1. Other entries show Chicago St Louis Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and more with scattered scores and upcoming schedule: Portland? Noted games include Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago and Chicago at Washington.
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New York
Chicago
Eveses
St. Louis
Shes OS
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ww. Pet
Cleveland
ORO i Na
Washington
Philadelphia Chicago
Detroit
Globe-News softball tourney narrows field after close games
Sixteen teams remain as Thom McAnentry edged Amarillo Laundry 11 to 10 in a seventh inning rally. Magnolia pounded to a 14 to 1 win over Killough Davies while Great West Mills beat Borden 11 to 2. State Highway Department meets Oakes Agency at 6:30 p.m. with Fox Drug facing Skelly of Pampa in the nightcap as the field tightens toward 15 entrants.
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Amarillo Laundry
Thom McAnentry
Globe-News
Laundrymen
Great West Mill
Borden Crew
Felding
Perect
Killough
Davies
Magnolia
State Highway Department
Oakes Agency
Harris Food
Fox Drug
Skelly
Pampa
Skellytown Oilers
Skellytown
Maverick Club's Own Column on Soft Ball Tournament
The column notes the News-Globe Soft Ball Tournament, praising Transient Bureau and Skellytown Oilers while predicting Fox Drug and Canyon Teachers College showdowns. It highlights players like Ivan Boxwell, Walter Barlow Jr, Jack Rogers, Gabby Neville, Swede Larsen, and J B Gould, and mentions penalties and suspensions from the Amarillo Laundry game.
Hubbell Still Terry's Chief in Giant Pitching Power
Carl Hubbell dominates the pennant chase for the New York Giants in 1934 leading the rotation with 18 wins and nine losses. He was called for rescue duty to halt a Cincinnati rally as the Giants stretched their lead. Leroy Parmelee faced trouble and was removed. Pittsburgh finally beat Brooklyn 6-2 behind Billy Swift’s eight-hit day.
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Associated Press
Carl Owen Hubbell
Hubbell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Carl
Cincinnati
Gipwin
Leroy
Tarzan) Parmelee
Moundsman
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pirates
Dodgers
Billy Swift
Dizzy Dean to Shine Again in Cardinal Camp
Dizzy Dean resumes standing with the St. Louis Cardinals after a closed hearing by Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The suspension for missing a Detroit exhibition and a $100 fine was trimmed from ten days to seven days by Frank Frisch and Branch Rickey.
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Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Dizzy
Frankie Frisch
Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain
Detroit
Landis
Frisch
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Golfers from Three States Meet in Dallas Preliminary Links
A fast field of golfers from Texas Louisiana and Arkansas competed for five spots in the National Amateur Championship at Brookline. Notables included Leland Hamman Freddy Haas Reynolds Smith and Gus Moreland who was unable to participate due to a knee injury and a new job.
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Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Brookline
Mann
Brook Hollow Course
Leland Hamman
Pools
Freddy Haas
New Orleans
Reynolds Smith
Gus Moreland
Boxing results from multiple cities highlight decisive wins
Fight results reported by United Prensa show Red Affairo outpointing Young Ferry in Newark. Morrie Sherman stopping Mickey Satem in Patterson. Joe Oliver knocking out Jerry Garfield in New York. Lou Brouillard stopping Anson Green in Pittsburgh. Alf Gainor narrowly outpointing Al McCoy in Boston. Steve Halasko outpointing Pete Nebo in Springfield. Tony Costa appears in Salem, Mass. with results incomplete.
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United Prensa
Newark
N. J
Red Affairo
Young Ferry
Trenton
Patterson
Morrie Sherman
Detroit
Mickey Satem
Wallington
New York
Joe Oliver
Sheepshead Bay
Jerry Garfield
Hartford
Conn
Pittsburgh
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Anson Green
Homestead
Boston
Alf Gainor
New Haven
al McCoy
Waterville
Springfield
Steve Halasko
Buffalo
N. Y
Pete Nebo
Phillips Petroleum Helpers Drive Local Tournament Effort
The Phillips Petroleum Company and top assistant proxies, including Dutch and sports writer Don Ward of The News-Globe, are busy shaping the tournament. About 330 players from many walks, including businessmen and clerks, participate in this recreation project with high interest and lively grandstand banter.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Don Ward
The
News-Globe
Boxing results fragment with scattered bout notes
In New Bedford Eddie Brosco outpointed at 172 pounds in Maiden (8). At Washington Bob Wilson weighed 145 3-4 and Tampa, Florida, knocked out Stanislaus Loayza at 145 3-4 in Chile (7). In Chicago Bus Breese is listed without result.
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New Bedford
Eddie Brosco
Maiden
Washington
Bob Wilson
Tampa
Fla
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Chicago
Golf hopefuls chase 167 Amateur titles across 23 districts
In the National Amateur Golf championships 790 players will start across 23 districts from Boston to Los Angeles seeking 167 qualifying spots. One district Honolulu already held a qualifier with 11 entrants. Thirteen players receive exemptions including defending champion George T. Dunlap Jr and British Amateur winner Lawson Little. The entry list notes scores and places from Manhattan Kaw to Chicago. The report also flags Argentina exporting $100,000,000 worth of chilled beef to Great Britain annually.
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New York
U.P
Boston
Los Angeles
Honolulu
George T. Dunlap
Lawson Little
San Francisco
RoadRunners Win Tourney In Pampa Invitational
Bibl Hardin pitched a four hit game as the Pampa Road Runners defeated Huber Carbon of Berger 6 to 0 to win the final annual Pampa invitational baseball tournament. Pewee Bass, Borger pitcher, allowed 14 hits and gave up two homers by Ward and Vaughn, while Bass doubled and singled for Borger. Huber Carbon finished third and the Cortexe team of Lefors took fourth.
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Tex
Bibl Hardin
Huber Carbon
Berger
Pewee Bass
Borger
Ward
Vaughn
Bass
Cortexe
Lefors
Record entry for national golf championship at Brookline
The field includes eleven former American champions and a total entry of 754, the largest ever. Of 730 players in play today, 19 travel to distant districts and must qualify with the district's lowest score. If qualifiers cannot compete in the National at Brookline from September 10 to 15, substitutes will fill each district quota.
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Brookline
Mass
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