Howard Paul M5 Wins Rotary Meet At Country Club
Howard Paul topped the annual Rotarian golf tourney with a grass card of 80 and a 10 stroke handicap for a 70 net. Pro Bill Garre shot 71 with no handicap. bogey prize went to Guy Carlander 119 over Lew Timms 115. Other scores list nets from 72 to 90 with notable players including W A Smith Gross 82 net 72 and J S Worden 105 gross 20 net 85.
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Howard Paul
Bill Garre
Amarillo County Club
Guy Carlander
Lew Timms
W. A. Smith
Henry Gooch
Gross
Bill Askew
Ganes Whitsitt
Harvey Allen
Jeff Saunders
Jim Williams
Jexs Smith
Dr. Parcells
E. J. Roberts
Joy Wagner
Charlie McAfee
H. H. Larson
J L. McCormick
J. S. McKnight
Jess Rogers
Gus Leftwich
Phil” Phillip
John Gunningham
Don Andrews
R. E. Townsend
J. S. Worden
Ross Rogers
Tom Cotton
Frank Butler
G. N. Haley
Mudd
J. H. Davies
Enoch—Gross
Fred Decosta
Allen—Gross
C. B. Allen
C. W. Smith
Southeast Kansas Net Title to Texan
Wilbur Hess of Texas won the singles title at the Southeast Kansas Junior Open in Independence, defeating Jack Smith 6-1 6-4 6-3. Hess then teamed with Smith to win the doubles, defeating Hal Surface and Carl Duncan 6-3 6-0 6-4.
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Associated Press
Independence
Kas
Fort Worth
Texas
Wilbur Hess
Jack Smith
Hess
Smith
Hal Surface
Carl Duncan
Kansas City
Athletics Win Noses Detroit Tigers to Narrow Flag Gap
The Philadelphia Athletics rallied from behind to beat the Detroit Tigers 8 to 7, aided by Al Simmons' 80th homer. Washington beat St. Louis 5 to 2, while Cleveland topped New York 6 to 5 in twelve innings. The Giants crushed Chicago 13 to 6 as Chicago faltered in a busy pennant race.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
George Uhle
A's
al Simmons
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Sam Jones
Collins
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Dick Porter
Boston Red Sox
al Thomas
Hod Lisenbee
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Lisenbee
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Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Wally Roettger
Walker
New York
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Cincinnati
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Phillies
Armour Opens Poor At Indianwood In Western Open
Tommy Armour the Black Scot started poorly at Indianwood Golf Club Detroit Aug 22 posting a 78 the opening round leaving him nine strokes behind leader Harry Hampton of Chicago who shot a 69. Armour trails a crowded field including Clarence Gamber Bob Shave Al Watrous Gene Sarazen Emmet French Horton Smith Johnny Farrell Abe Espinosa Al Espinosa Walter Hagen still early in the event.
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Associated Press
Indianwood Club
Orion
Mich
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Dark Horse
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Armour
Clarence Gamber
Bob Shave
Marion Ohio
al Watrous
Bill Mehlhorn
New York
Densmore
Columbus
Ohio
Gene Sarazen
Emmet French
Southern Pines
N. C
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
Espinosa Brothers
Abe
Walter Hagen
Haig
High Ranking S. S. Net Stars in Semi Final
America's top players meet in Newport Rhode Island in the semi final round of the Newport Invitation Tennis tournament. Bill Tilden despite an injured hip faces Francis T. Hunter of New Rochelle in the feature match while George Lott plays Wilmer Allison in the other semi final. Doubles semi finals are also on the schedule.
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United Press
Newport
R. I
America
Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
George Lott
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Champion Still in Public Net Tourney
George Jennings of Chicago the defending champion remains the sole seed as the National Public Parks Tennis championship reaches the semi finals. Jennings beat Ted Drewes of St Louis in a tough three set duel to face Arnold Simmons of Louisville who beat Alex Keiles of Baltimore. Dooley Mitchell of Washington and Thomas Markey of Indianapolis also advance with Markey eliminating Jack De Lara of Los Angeles and Mitchell defeating Bob Considine of Washington.
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United Press
Washington
George Jennings
Chicago
Jennings
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Arnold Simons
Louisville
Simmons
Alex Keiles
Baltimore
Dooley Mitchell
Thomas Markey
Indianapolis
Markey
Jack de Lara
Los Angeles
Mitchell
Bob Considine
Al Badger Retains Abilene Golf Title
Al Badger of Abilene defeated C. C. McBurnett of San Angelo six and five to win the Abilene Country Club invitation golf tourney final at Abilene. McBurnett finished 20 over par, Badger 15 over. Fresco Thompson, Phillies second baseman, is expected to be traded next season.
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Associated Press
Abilene, Tex
al Badger
Abilene
Fresco Thompson
Philly
Fights Last Night In Hoquiam and Cincinnati
In Hoquiam Maxey Rosen bloom of New York and Leo Lomski of Aberdeen fought to a draw in an eight round non title bout. In Cincinnati Freddig Miller defeated Joe Marcinte by points over ten rounds. In Pittsburgh Joey Thomas outpointed Johnny Dunn over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Bomb Found Exploded at C C Fruit & Produce Store
Police investigate a bomb explosion at the C C Fruit and Produce store at 2900 West Sixth Street. Proprietor William Vanlandingham found the device, believed dumped by youths behind Miller Pharmacy. Tex Thornton, an explosive expert, says the bomb contained enough TNT to blow up the store.
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C. & C. Fruit & Produce Company
West Sixth Street
William Vanlandingham
Miller Pharmacy
West Sixth Avenue
Tex Thornton
Thornton
Buffs At Home Win Opener With Steers
Houston Buffs beat Dallas Steers 9 to 2 in their Texas League opener at home. Tony Kaufman starred with a homer and single, while Larry Bettencourt hit his 89th home run as the Buffs surged in the opening game of a 19 day stand. Fort Worth and Waco also posted wins in the Southern circuit.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Houston
Bisons
Tony Kaufman
Mavericks
Atzmen
Murray
Grimm
Kaufman
Willow
Geno Moore
Larry Bettencourt
Spudders
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Milt Steengrafe
Oilers
Fitzgerald
Cottey
Estill
Cats
Buck Morrow
Shippers
Buchanan
Clarkson
Slim Harris
Bhreveport
Waco Cubs
Moulton
Katy Park
Harris
Cublets
Stribling Emerges as Heavyweight Contender in Miami
The piece traces W L Stribling rising as a top heavyweight target after decisive wins over Von Porat and Phil Scott. It notes Miami Beach battles, future plans for a Leaning Palms trilogy, and critics doubting Stribling while praising his knockout power.
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Tex Rickard
Young W. L. Stribling
Leaning Palms
Miami Beach
Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Rickard
Joe Palookas
Young Stribling
von Porat
Scott
Schmeling
Sharkey
Phil Rcott
Wimbledon
Miss Margaret Wells Quits Church Post for Spokane School Work
Miss Margaret Wells assistant to the minister at First Christian Church resigns to become supervisor of public school art in Spokane Washington. Her Spokane start is September 1 and she plans to supervise the Sunday school intermediate department while continuing church work.
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Margaret Wells
First Christian Church
Spokane
Wash
Miss Well
Miss Wella
Tulsa
Okla
IH. A. Shaw
Miss Wells
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Princeton
West Virginia
Sail
Texas Christian University
Roy C. Snodgrass
Amavillo Christian
Fire damages garage at 1005 Jackson early Friday
Fire of undetermined origin was seen at 6 14 am Friday damaging a garage at 1005 Jackson. Nearly the entire roof was destroyed. The garage is owned by J A Hall. Firemen from stations No 1 and No 2 battled the flames and prevented spread to neighboring garages after answering the midnight silent alarm from 1500 North Fillmore. A 4 47 am false alarm from Sixth and Fillmore preceded broader activity.
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Jackson
J. A. Hall
No. 1
No. 2
Sma
1500 North Fillmore
Sixth and
Fillmore
Baptists Set Saturday Meeting for Church Business
Calvary Baptist Church at 220 North Boyer plans a Saturday meeting to elect delegates to the association and choose a new minister. Officers will address all departments and discuss Sunday school church business and upcoming plans.
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Allen
The
Calvary
Ing
North Boyer
Amarillo Kiwanis Go To Pampa For Club Setup
A group from Amarillo led by president J. Cole and secretary W. Allen traveled to Pampa Friday to formally organize a Kiwanis club. Frank Keane of Kiwanis International will oversee ceremonies as Pampa’s temporary organization prepares to install permanent officers and expand to at least 25 members.
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Cozen
Kiwanis Elit
Amarillo
Pampa
Kiwanis Club
8. J. Cole
W. ©. Allen
W. A. Palmer
Frank Gillette
G. W. Collins
H. C. Randolph
KE. C. Ochsner
Larence Williams
Howard BE
Ferguson
Robey Fank
Roy Cullum
Jack Shears
Frank Keane
Kiwanis International
Local Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows station references WHAS Louisville WSM Nashville and several program times and acts including orchestras painters bands and news music slots. Details are incomplete but indicate a mid century radio grid with multiple networks and local features.
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Simi
WIZ
Orchestra
Louisville
Joe
Capt
Ted
Harry
Evores
News
WSM Nashville
Orch
Foso
Concestoe TV
Beye la
Neeser
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