Cubs power past Dodgers in 7 4 romp at home
Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 4 to extend their lead as Billy Herman contributed three hits and a four run fourth inning sealed the win. Van Mungo and two other Brooklyn pitchers struggled as Cubs fielding showed gaps but offense prevailed.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Lake Michigan
van Mungo
Dodger
Cubs
Billy Herman
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Dizzy Dean
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Pepper Martin
Boston
Cincinnati
Braves
Reds
Jim Levey
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
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Foxx
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Johnny Kerr
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Weaver
Ted Lyons
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White Sox
Charley Ruffing
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Wrigley Field
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Flatbush
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Ossie
Hill Favored to Retain Western Golf Title
Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City remained the early favorite as the Women's Western Golf Championship reached the quarterfinals in Peoria Illinois. She escaped a close call yesterday by sinking a nib lick shot on the 18th green after finding herself in a dead stymie to defeat contender Purdue Minneapolis. A stray, unrelated line about a mosquito with 22 teeth appears in the report.
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Peoria
Ill
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Austin Purdue
Minneapolis
Wrestling Card Draws Crowds at Armory Tonight
A Brooklyn Elks Club scene mirrors a chaotic baseball spectacle as wire delays hinder a Robins home run. Promoter Dutch Mantell promotes a main event between Walt Stratton and George Ligosky, with Sam George and Art Belcher opening. O'Brien and Mueller bring headlocks and sleep holds to the bill. Women admitted free with one dime tax, tickets available at City Drug Store and box office.
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Dutch Mantell
Armory
Walt Stratton
Cleveland
George
Sam George
Denver
Art Belcher
Amarillo
City Drug
Polk Street
Doubles Teams Set For Semi Finals At National Championship
Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, defending champions from Austin and Philadelphia, meet George M. Lott Jr. and Frank Shields in the lower half of the semifinals of the 51st annual national doubles championship. The other semi pits Henri Cochet and Marcel Bernard against Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill with play slated for tomorrow.
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Chesnut Hill
Mass
U.P
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frank Shields
New York
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Fred Perry
Henri Cochet
Marcel Bernard
Ellsworth
Thoughts on Originality by a Blind Amarillo Student
A weekly Amarillo Globe column by Chas. S. Glass begins with reflections on originality and writing. The blind Amarillo College graduate discusses mood, thought, and the challenge of producing genuine journalism rather than mere word scenes.
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Chas. S. Glass
Amarillo
National League and American League batting leaders list
The Associated Press reports season leaders with O Doul and Klein atop NL batting while Hurst and Klein drive NL RBIs. In hits Klein and O Doul lead, and fielding and pitching leaders include Warneke and Gomez in a compiled league-wide update.
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O'Doul
Dodgers
Klein
Hurst
Phillies
O’doul
P. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Piet
Watkins
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Swetonic
Thurston
Baron Nishi Sends Birthday Candy To Mrs Tracy
In a courteous gesture Baron Takeishi Nishi of Japan’s Olympic team boarded the Chichibu Maru to bid Spencer Tracy farewell. At San Francisco he returned by special plane to present Mrs Tracy with a birthday box of candy.
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Los Angeles
Takeishi Nishi
Japan
Spencer Tracy
Chichibu
Slim Echols kills himself in Texarkana area
Texarkana Arkansas Aug 25 Clarence D Echols known as Slim who has been held for liquor violations fatally shot himself at the home of Bob Lamar near Texarkana. The incident is reported by United Press.
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Texarkana
Ark
U.P
Clarence D. Echols
Slim
Bob Lamar
Here
Cubs Aim May Be Won By Cubs In NL Race
Chicago leads the National League by four and a half games with 18 of 35 remaining at home. The Cubs beat Brooklyn 7-4 to extend the edge over Pittsburgh and the Dodgers as Hack Wilson was held to a quiet day at the plate.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyns
Pirates
Dodgers
Bruins
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Wrigley Field
Steers Triumph In Wild Twinbill Against San Antonio
Dallas defeated San Antonio 10 to 2 and 13 to 12 in a wild doubleheader that stretched to 12 40 A M. Jimmy Minogue won the opener for Dallas, while Oscar Fuhr notched his nineteenth win. In the nightcap Dallas bunched runs after a six-run first, amid heavy hitting from both teams. Beaumont topped Longview 5 to 2 as Art Herring shined in his Texas League return. Tyler fell 3 to 2 to Galveston, despite Darrow’s strong effort. Lefty Johns beat Houston 5 to 2 in Johns Night at Fort Worth. Fort Worth and Dallas Warren’s run in the seventh sparked their victory. James Franklin, Ben’s brother, helped launch the New England Courant in 1721.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
San Antonio
Happ Morse
Indians
Steers
Beaumont
Jimmy Minogue
Dick McCabe
Lou Garland
John Whitehead
George Murray
Minogue
Oscar Fuhr
Fuhr
Longview
Art Herring
Detroit
White
Griffin
Tyler
Galveston
Darrow
Lefty Johns
Houston
Fort Worth
Johns
Lefty
Dallas Warren
Preliminaries for Big Shoot Underway in Vandalia
Preliminary firing for the annual grand American trap shooting championship began in Vandalia Ohio with a $4000 purse. Nearly 500 marksmen are expected as the main event starts tomorrow. Highlights include Steve Crothers defending the champion of champions title and F C Kelsey winning the veterans title for the third straight year. The first All American trapshooting team was named and John W Eshelman Jr was elected club president with R A King as vice president. The tournament remains at Vandalia.
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Harry Schomerus
Hillsdale
Steve Crothers
Chestnut Hills
Charley Bogert
Sandusky
Buckeye
F. C. Kelsey
Aurora
Ill
North America
W. B. Sale
Denver
Colo
Fred Harlow
Newark
W. S. Beaver
Berwyn
Mark Arie
A He Tih
C. A. Bogart
Sandusky, O
H. E. Woodward
Houston
Tex
E. F. Woodward
RB. A. King
Wichita Falls
8. M. Crothers
Chestnut Hill
Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
E. B. Chamberlain
Martville
N. Y
John W. Eshelman, Jr
Lancaster
Amateur
R. A. King
Western Amateur Opens With Wide Field and Prominent Players
The Western Amateur golf championship tournament advances with defending champion out, as entrants from Illinois, Iowa, California, Wisconsin and Texas push toward a finalist. Illinois squads dominate the lower bracket while veterans like Arthur Bartlett and Bobby Jones challenge, and Johnny Lehman sets a 137 record as Johnny Banks and Ira Couch join the Chicago duo in the lower bracket final.
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Illinois
Iowa
California
Wisconsin
Texas
Ilinois
Chicago
Don Armstrong
Aurora
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bobby Jones
Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr
Don Moe
Portland
Oregon
Charlie Seaver
Los Angeles
Johnny Lehman
Lehman
Armstrong
Dick Ashley
Kenosha
Wis
Dick Martin
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Ira Couch
Johnny Banks
Phillips Ninety Six Defeats Magafos In Night Game
Over 2,000 fans watched Borger's Phillips '66' defeat Magafos of Oklahoma City 13 to 6 last night. Joe Emery led with a first inning homer as Phillips never trailed, with notable plays by Lefty Squires and solid pitching by Craig and Francis. Today features a double header and another game in Borger.
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Borger
Phillips ‘66
Magafos
Oklahoma City
Joe Emery
Herald
Phillips Nine
Lefty Squires
Stone
Craig
Phillips
Magaios
Francis
Haswell
Wrestling Results From ST Saint Louis and Columbus Meets
In ST LOUIS Harl McCready 230 from Canada defeated Roland Kirschmeyer 220 from Texas in 61 52. Sandor Brabo 208 from Hungary threw Tiny Roebuck 255 formerly of Haskell Institute in 16 35. In COLUMBUS Hugh Nichols 172 from Mexia Texas defeated Red Lyons 175 from Alexandria La. Dude Chick 178 Cheyenne Wye and Francisco Aguya Mexico drew.
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Associated Press
St, Louis
Harl McCready
Canada
Roland Kirschmeyer
Texas
Sandor Brabo
Hungary
Tiny Roebuck
Haskell Indian Institute
Columbus
Hugh Nichols
Mexia
Red Lyons
Alexandria
Dude Chick
Cheyenne
Wye
Francisco Aguya
Mexico
Drew
Cue Expert 10 Play At Grand Recreation Club
Amarillo billiard fans will see a fast pocket billiard exhibition Friday and Saturday at 117 West Fifth Street Grand Recreation Club. Harry Wasser of Kansas City clashes with Amarillo’s W. D. Jones in a 150 point 14.1 match each evening after 8:30. Wasser headlines national fame for sensational runs while Jones boasts an undefeated home record and recent wins over top contenders. The event is free to the public.
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Amarillo
Grand Recreation Club
West Fifth Street
Harry Wasser
Kansas City
W. D. Jones
Waseer
National Billard
Jones
James Thompson
Culsts
Texas League Leaders From Baseball Statistics List
The Texas League leading hitters include Washington and Tyler with batting averages around .305 and 358 at bats. Medwick leads in hits for Houston, while Greenberg and Easterling pace home runs and RBIs for Beaumont. Pitching leaders feature Rowe and Kowalik with top win and strikeout totals across Beaumont, Dallas, and Houston teams.
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Associated Proms
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Tyler
Fox
Beaumont
Medwick
Houston
Cashion
W. L
Rowe
Behulz
Fuhr
Dallas
Minogue
Stebbins
James
Hooks
Fort Worth
Greenberg
Easterling
Easter
Kowalik
Gan Antonio
Heusser
Murray
Biggs
Hollerson
House
San Antonio
Fight Results from Chicago and Billings Card
In Chicago Ray Tramblie of Rockford IL stopped Joey Feldman of Cleveland and outpointed Harry Paul of Philadelphia. In Billings Glenn Musselman of Bronx City IA outpointed George Taylor of Chicago and Billy Hyde of Tulsa defeated George Frits of Fort Dodge IA.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
Joey Feldman
Cleveland
Harry Paul
Philadelphia
BU Hall
South Haven
Mich
Billings
Mont
Glenn Musselman
Bronx City
George Taylor
Billy Hyde
Tulsa
Okla
George Frits
Fort Dodge
Potter County Budget Hearing Set For August 30 1982
The Commissioners Court of Potter County will hold a public hearing on the county budget prepared by the County Judge. The hearing is at 9:00 A M in the Courthouse Commissioners Court Room on Tuesday August 30 1982, when the court will act on the budget. Sam B Motlow County Judge.
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Commissioners Court of
Potter County
Commissioners Court
Sam B. Motlow
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