Shamrocks May Play Doubles Teams in Net Battles Today
At Chestnut Hill on August 23, the foreign duo Rod erich Menzel from Czechoslovakia and Enrique G. Maier of Spain meet Frank X. Shields of New York and Frankie Parker of Spring Lake in the national men's doubles championship feature. The victors face Don Budge and Gene Mako in the semifinal. Gregory Mangin and Berkeley Bell, both of New York, challenge Henry Culley of California and Wilmer Hines of South Carolina, with winners to meet favorites Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Roderich Menzel
Czechslovakia
Enrique G. Maier
Spain
Frank X. Shields
New York
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Don Budge
Gene Mako
California
Gregory Mangin
Berkeley Bell
Henry Culley
Wilmer Hines
South Carolina
Allison
van Ryn
Shields
Parker
Bell
Mangin
Menzel
Maier
Hines
Culley
Longwood
Forest Hills
Fred Perry
England
Bill
Shamrocks Eye Pampa Tournament Opener Tonight
Amarillo and Shamrocks fans await eight tonight as Pampa tournament opens with Road Runners versus Huber Carltons of Berger at 8 30. If Amarillo enters, Shamrocks face Busby Indians of Pampa Sunday at 2 00 in a hoped for doubleheader.
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Amarillo
Shamrocks
Pampa
New Mexico
Bob Winkler
Huber Carltons
Berger
Busby Indians
Lumbermen and Laundry Take Early Leads in Panhandle Softball
In the Morris Drug Panhandle Softball championship at Me tro Park, the Roberts-Olver Lumbermen beat Texaco 7 to 5, Amarillo Laundry routed Cowie Electrics 10 to 0, and Mecaskey Drug edged Phillipe 66 2 to 2. Tonight’s tripleheader opens at 6 30 with Amarillo Gas and Santa Fe, Smyth Auto Supply versus Dark Horses, and Panhandle Laundry versus Borden's. admission is 15 cents.
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Roberts-Olver Lumbermen
Amarillo
Morris Drug
Panhandle
Phillipe `66
Phillips Aggregation
Amarillo Gas
Santa Fe
Smyth Auto Supply
Panhandle Laundry
Borden's
Shooters Vie For Top Today At Grand American Handicap
In Vandalia Ohio the Grand American Handicap crowns a new trapshooting champion. Top marksman vie from varied yardages with Roy Zweiner from Blooming Prairie Minnesota winning the preliminary handicap 99 of 100 and defeating Steve Crothers Chestnut Hill Pa 24 to 23 in a shootoff.
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Vandalia
Miami Valley
Walter Beaver
Berwyn
Texas
Roy Zweiner
Blooming Prairie, Minn
Zweiner
Steve Crothers
Chestnut Hill
Sacramento Youths Win Western Legion Junior Title
In Stockton California the George Manhart Post of Sacramento defeated Tulsa Oklahoma 14 to 4 to clinch the western American Legion junior baseball championship. Mark Dutra led with four hits in five at bats as Sacramento totaled 13 hits and Tulsa made eight errors in front of about 4000 fans.
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Stockton
Cal
U.P
George Manhart
American Legion
Sacramento
Mississippi
Tulsa
Two Matches Today In Southwestern Go
Quarter and semi finals were on the card today at the Southwestern golf tournament. Hardy Todd of Dallas, Texas amateur champion, Reynolds Smith of Dallas, former Texas amateur king, Russell Cox of Haco, Don Schumacher of Dallas, Texas, junior champion, Ben Tom Harrison of Dallas, Fred Johnson, Dallas veteran, Eugene Pittman, Dallas, and Tafayette Franks, Dallas, survived competition in first and second round matches yesterday.
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Dallas
Hardy Todd
Texas
Reynolds Smith
Russell Cox
Haco
Don Schumacher
Ben Tom Harrison
Fred Johnson
Eugene Pittman
Tafayette Franks
Unclear boxing bouts list names and results
The fragment lists several boxing results with fighters linked to cities such as San Francisco and Dallas. Names include Jack Rey and Lord Lansdowne drawing Joe Kirk, plus Frank Simmons and Ray Steele among others. Additional bouts mention Billy Edwards, Charley Strack, George Hills, Al Sparks, Leo Savage, Dick Lever, Ralph Hammonds, Hank Matheney.
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San Francisco
Jack Reypolds
Indiana
Lord Lansdowne
Ohio
Joe Kirk
Honolulu
Frank Simmons
Fl Paso
Dallas
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Charley Strack
Stillwater
Oxhla
George Hills
Iowa
al Sparks
Denver
Leo Savage
Kentucky
Dick Lever
Nashville
Ralph Hammonds
San Antonio
Hank Matheney
St. Louis
Open tennis would boost national doubles field says columnist
Chestnut Hill note urges an open championship mixing pros and amateurs. The author cites 32 doubles teams and argues crowds would swell at Longwood Stadium with a pro amateur clash. He envisions top pairs like Lott Stoefen and Tilden Vine in a combined field and laments current amateur protectionist stance.
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United Press
Chestnut Hill
Mass
U.P
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Lott
Stoefen
Henri Cochet
Hans Nusslein
Martin Plaa
Joseph Ramiltion
Panthers Win Doubleheader To Narrow Texas League Lead
The Fort Worth Panthers beat Beaumont in both ends of a Texas League doubleheader, with Francis Wistert driving in the winning run in a 3-2 opener and George Milstead blanking the Exporters 3-0 in the second. Sam Harshany starred for Mission as Hal Wiltse and Abe Miller shone in their wins. Bill Beckman excelled in relief as Houston split a doubleheader with Tulsa.
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Associated Preas
Fort Worth Panthers
Beaumont
George Milstead
Francis Wistert
Cats
Wistert
Mistead
Galveston Bucs
Oklahoma City
Indians
San Antonio
Dallas
Sam Harshany
Hal Wiltse
Abe Miller
Bill Beckman
Houston
Tulsa
Oilers
Art Jones
Standings and results noted from NL games yesterday
National League results listed include Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn. No scores provided, but matchups and venues noted for the day.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis Eerereere
Pittsburgh Brooklyn Ce
Beaumont
Rapo Cullentone
Vincent
York
Jones
Washington
Pfleger
Es Lorbeer
Tebbetts
Seeeene
Detroit
Ware
Archie Es Pee
Cleveland
Jarbeer
Fort Worth
Dalrymple
Mma Weis
Grimes
Klakely
Robella
Hinder
Vane
Wistert
Binder
Milehead
Texas League Box Scores Summary Fragment
Fragmentary box score text lists multiple teams including SAN ANTONIO DALLAS FORT WORTH OKLAHOMA CITY GALVESTON and names players such as Harshany Mazzera and Cullenhine. Mentions errors, runs, two base hits and double plays with scattered batting and pitching references across several games.
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Sugene Deooues
SAN Antonio Vesgevest
Dallas
Bess Peecees
Rane Betted
Harshany
Mazzera
Engle
Severend
Warren
Stroner
Connatser
San Antonio
Harehans
Hell
Stanton Ib
Brele
Ae Eater
Wee Payton Vee
Wiltse
Seater
Dallas AK
Tauby
Poe
Smith
York Ory
Gaston
Smith Stroner
York
Rell Gaston
Harshany Stanton
Scharein
Stanton Harshany
Stanton
Houston
Tulsa
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Will Rogers tribute and club notices from Amarillo boys
The Maverick Club mourns Will Rogers praising his clean life and charity. They announce summer programs in Amarillo with park gatherings for boys and girls, campfire night, furniture drives, and plans for school year activities under local leaders.
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Maverick Club
Will Rogers
Old Tack
G. A. McCullough
Amarillo
Thage
Marine Band Plans Amarillo Concerts
The United States Marine Band will perform in Amarillo during the Confederate Veterans reunion from September 3 to 6. Captain Branson invites requests for specific numbers and suggests parades and programs accompany the concerts.
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Filis B. Hall
Amarillo
Cubs Close Gap on Giants in Eleven Inning Win
The Cubs beat the Giants 4-3 in eleven innings as Frank Demaree drove in the winning run off Al Smith after Woody English pinch hit. Mel Ott homered twice for the Giants, while Gabby Hartnett and Billy Herman also connected. The victory narrows Chicago’s deficit to three games with a tough schedule ahead. The Associated Press notes Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9-1, and standings shift across both leagues with Red Sox and Indians games shaping the pennant race. Evans sold to White Sox from Oklahoma City concludes the report.
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Hugh
Fullerton Associated Press
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mel Ott
Mel
Billy Herman
Gabby Hartnett
Gus Mancuco
Frank Demaree
Woody English
al Smith
Giant Slinger
Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Phillies
al Hollingsworth
Babe Herman
Kiki Cuyler
Alex Kampouris
Red Sox
Red Hose
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Boston Victory
Sox
White Sox
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Bill Dietrich
Cleveland
Browns
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Yanks
Jacobs Following In Rickard's Steps in Boxing Return
New York Aug 2 Mike Jacobs former peanut seller and promoter of Tex Rickard era returns boxing to financial peaks. He eyes a Louis Baer bout at Yankee Stadium possibly Sept 24 may net about 1.25 million with 100000 seats. Jacobs notes Garden willingness to gamble as key to revival of big bouts.
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New York
Buddy Baer
Jack Doyle
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Steamboat
Tex
Richard
Paundit Jacobs
Rickare
Tedge
Chicag
Rickard
New York Athletic Commission
Max Baer
Jacobs
Louis Baer
Yankee Stadio
Jaco
Babie
Tn Garden
Boxing Commissio
Baer
Dur
Agai Jimmy Braddock
Specular N. Y
Louis
Wee
Whit Sulphur Springs
N. Y
Theankee Stadium
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press
Bill Dietrich of the Athletics and Blanke Indians collected six hits with five strikeouts. Woody English of the Cubs and Mi Ott of the Giants each contributed offensive power, with Ott driving in the winning run on a pinch hit in the eleventh and homering twice. Buddy Myer of the Senators had two hits and two RBIs in a win over the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Bill Dietrich
Athletics
Blanke Indians
Woody English
Cubs
Mi Ott
Giants
English
Ott
Buddy Myer
Senators
White Sox
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Rosa Fortuny
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