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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

9

Boxing not $0 hot in Texas

Texan interest in prize fighting surges questions about why legalized boxing fails to draw crowds. Heat and weak promotion cited as factors, with Houston showing some progress while Dallas lags. A recent mat exhibition drew 7,000, after which promoter Bill Caples left boxing for California. Fort Worth promoter Dick Griffin struggles to attract enough fans for weekly shows.

Bill Parker Associated Press Dallas Texas Houston Bert Willoughby Bill Caples California Fort Worth Dick Griffin Griffin Larry Meinert

Panhandle to Host Five Day Fall Race Meet in August

Panhandle gears up for a five day fall race meet starting August 29 through September 3 with no events on September 2. About 105 horses entered last spring, more expected this fall. purses up by $10 per race. new grandstand, enlarged paddocks, secretary and jockeys rooms, and expanded betting facilities.

Panhandle Southwest Race Meet

Fight Results From UPI Card Highlights Knockouts and Decisions

In Houston Paul Ladd from Arkansas KOed Art Wakefield of Denison and Joe Rivers of Los Angeles defeated Louis Arriola of Houston while Philip Latonia of Denison beat Babe Kennedy of Shreveport. In Los Angeles Oscar Rankin defeated Gorilla Jones. In New York Lew Feldman outpointed John Erickson. In Elizabeth Mickey Bottone stopped Jack Ennis, and in Hartford Jimmy Leto beat Jackie Davis.

United Press Houston Paul _ Ladd Arkansas Art Wakefield Denison Joe Rivers Los Angeles Louis Arriola Philip Latonia Babe Kennedy Shreveport Oscar Rankin Gorilla Jones Akron New York Lew Feldman Brownsville N. Y John Erickson Elizabeth N. J Mickey Bottone Newark Jack Ennis Asbury Park Hartford Conn Jimmy Leto Jackie Davis Boston

Miss Van Wie Favored in Western Golf Derby Final

Virginia Van Wie of Chicago led after 54 holes in the Beverly Country Club women’s western golf derby with 83 76 82 241. Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City trailed by seven strokes in second with 248 and Lucille Robinson of Des Moines was third at 252.

Chicago U.P Virginia van Wie Beverly Country Club Miss van Wie O. S. Hill Kansas City Lucille Robinson Des Moines

Clovis Ball Tourney Set For August 25 To 3

Clovis New Mexico gears up for a 10 day baseball tournament from August 25 to September 3 with a $300 guaranteed purse and expected gate receipts higher. D B Elledge invites teams from New Mexico Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle to submit rosters and entry forms by August 23. Drawings for the first round will follow the deadline as baseball fever grips Clovis with crowded weekends and strong club teams.

Clovis N. M New Mexico Oklahoma the Panhandle Texas D. B. Elledge Clovis Evening Journal

National amateur golf qualifiers crown Brookline bid

Some 171 golfers in 23 districts earned places in the national amateur championship at Brookline. Notables failing to qualify include Gene Homans and George Voigt, while Verne Stewart led scoring with 138 at Denver and Phil Parley paced Buffalo area.

Country Club Brookline Mass Gene Homans Englewood N. J Bobby Jones George Voigt New York Walter Emery Oklahoma Homans Voigt Emery Tulsa Verne Spec) Stewart Stanford University Albuquerque Denver Phil Parley Toronto Buffalo Tommy Tailor Boston Eddie Hogan Portland Ore Zell Eaton Pittsburgh Oakmont Jack Westland George Dawson Chicago Johnny Fishier Luke Westland Dayton Rudy Knepper Watts Gunn Albert Scotty) Campbell Seattle Jack Mu

Wrestling results from Brooklyn and Columbus meet

Szabo of Hungary threw Gene Blues of New York in Brooklyn while John Pesek of Ravenna pinned Lee Wykoff of St. Louis in Columbus. Dutch Heffner of Texas pinned Jim Lafkas of California.

United Press Brooklyn N. Y Sandor Szabo Hungary Gene Blues New York Columbus O.john Pesek Ravenna Neb Lee Wykoff St. Louis Dutch Heffner Texas Jim Lafkas California

Baseball league leaders from 1960 season compiled

Associated Press summary lists top hitters and pitchers. Bell of Galveston led in hits with 192 and home runs 26, runs scored 114, doubles 49. Morgan of San Antonio 192 hits, Hooks of Tulsa 23 triples. Bettencourt of San Antonio drove in 118, Kennedy of Oklahoma City struck out 142. Shelley of Beaumont stole 35 bases. Hillin of San Antonio won 22 games.

iBy Associated Press Bell Galveston Morgan San Antonio Hooks Tulsa Bettencourt Shelley Beaumont Hillin Kennedy Oklahoma City

Softball Schedule For Wednesday And Thursday

Wednesday games include Phillips Pet. Co. vs Polk Street Methodists. Santa Fe vs Clowe and Cowan. Mortis Drug vs Magnolia. Thursday features Amarillo Laundry vs Great West Mills. Thom McAn vs Texaco Stars. Oakes Agency vs Phillips Pet. Co.

Phillips Pet. Co Polk Street Methodists Santa Fe Clowe and Cowan Mortis Drug Magnolia Amarillo Laundry Great West Mills Thom McAn Texaco Stars Oakes Agency Phillips Pet

Leonard predicts McLarnin will win return bout

Benny Leonard described in New York boxing circle how Barney Ross may beat Jimmy McLarnin in their rematch next month. He warned McLarnin still has power with his left hand and doubted Ross can be dismissed, recounting past bouts and his own ring experience.

United Press New York Madison Square Garden Popcorn Cultivation Society Jimmy Johnston Benny Leonard Mister Leonard Barney Ross Jimmy McLarnin Barney McLarnin Ross Jimmy

Magnolia and Morris Drug in Feature Tilt

The Globe News softball tournament saw only one game last night. The Oakes Agency crushed Canyon Teachers 14 to something to win their opener. Tonight Phillips Petroleum meets Polk Street Methodists while Santa Fe faces Clowe Cowan. Morris Drug and Magnolia clash in a key late showdown. both previously won their opening games. The two out of town entries waited, but rain or rescheduling left last night’s games unplayed.

Globe News Oakes Agency Phillips Petroleum Polk Street Methodists Phillips Santa Fe Clowe Cowan Texaco Stars Morris Drug Magnolia Canyon Magnolias Borden Bto

Carr and Vic Square Off in Midweight Title Showdown

Vic Webber leads the local grapple tourney toward a world title shot this September. Charley Carr, winner of the Jackson Mississippi event, aims to derail Webber in Thursday’s main bout at the National Guard Armory, before Webber must face Mardino Angelo of Buffalo in the semi final.

Vic Webber Webber Gus Kallio Charley Carr Jackson Mississippi Roughater Carr Victor Webber Kallie National Guard Armory Mardino Angelo Angelo Buffalo N. Y Amarillo Cyclone Mackey

Major League Leaders and Standings Across Leagues

A compact summary lists American League leaders led by Manush and Gehringer with batting and runs, and Gehrig Foxx and Werber among top RBIs and steals. National League leaders include Terry Wa ner Ott and Medwick with key hits and homers. Southern Association results show Little Rock, Nashville, New Orleans, Knoxville, and Memphis-Atlanta scores. An injury note reports Mrs. Ben Henson breaking her left ankle at home. Also a note on treating fruit shipped in refrigerator cars with carbon dioxide to prevent rots.

Manush Senators Gehringer Tigers Werber Red Sox Gehrig Yankees RB. Johnson Greenberg R. Johnson Champan Benators Foxx Athletics Fox Gomez Rowe

Fewer Duck Shooting Days Allocated Under New Regulations

The Bureau of Biological Survey announced seasonal duck shooting limits with a 30 day maximum and reduced daily bag limits from eight to five. Possession limits drop from 16 to 10 for several duck species amid concerns over waterfowl status. Oklahoma and Texas open seasons run Saturdays to Mondays and Fridays to Sundays respectively from late October to late December, with Texas granting a separate Mourning dove season in Brazos County from November 15 to January 15 due to legislative confusion.

Washington Bureau of Biological Survey Brazos County Oklahoma Texas

Golfing styles in woods and trons differ by stance

The article notes varied putting styles with players placing feet close together or far apart and differing backswings as they approach the green.

Golf clubhead paths and insect larva note

The text compares open and closed face golf clubs focusing on how the clubhead meets the ball at right angles. It then states a mulberry tree can harbor up to half a million raisin moth larvae, highlighting an unrelated agricultural detail.

Dust storms cripple Texas baseball doubleheader

The Tulsa Oilers beat San Antonio 11 to 2 in the first game as a dust storm shrouded the field, the second game postponed due to visibility. Galveston edged Oklahoma City 4 to 3, Dallas defeated Beaumont 6 to 1, and Houston won 3 to 2 over Fort Worth in a ten inning pitcher’s duel.

Tulsa Oilers San Antonio Tulsa Barnes Oilers Ash Hillin Billy Webb Galveston Buccaneers Oklahoma City Slim Jim Biven Fort Worth Indiana Bil Beckman Peaches Davis Houston Beckman Davin Beaumont Dallas Galveston Pet

Baseball and standings notes from yesterday's games

Results yesterday include Cleveland 12 Philadelphia 11 St Louis 8 New York 6 Detroit 8 Boston 4. Standings show New York 40 Cleveland 45 Boston 2 St Louis 63 Philadelphia 47 Chicago 41. Schedule today lists Chicago at Boston Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York.

New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Trenton Bt. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Soveses Louisa Eee Vsssse Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Boston Washington

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