Frisch Says Cards Will Stay in Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals extended their National League lead with a 10-3 win over Brooklyn and a 6-1 victory as Dizzy and Paul Dean secured decisive wins. The Cubs beat the Giants 5-4, leaving St. Louis ahead by 2 1/2 games as the pennant chase tightens.
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Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
New York
Chicago Cubs
Giants
New Yorkers
St. Louis
Dean Boys
Dizzy
Paul
Diz
Brooklyn
Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Chicago
Washington
Associated
Chuck Klein
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Athletics
Dafly Dean
Dodgers
John Whitehead
White Sox
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Whitehead
Yanks
Gehrig
al Todd
Phillips
Reds
Fritz Ostermueller
Johnny Welch
Red Sox
Indian
Jim Weaver
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Weaver
Braves
Veterans Meet Young Netters at Longwood in Davis Cup
Brookline Mass August 2014 Two sets of U S Davis Cup doubles teams clash at Longwood for the National Championship title. Veterans Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn, joined by Don Budge and Gene Mako, seek a historic victory over West Coast hopefuls. Mixed doubles follow with Sarah Palfrey Fabian and Enrique Maier facing Kay Stammers and Barly Roderick Menzel.
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Brookline
Mass
U. S
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Longwood
Allison
van Ryn
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
West Coast
Sarah Palfrey Fabian
Enrique Maier
Spain
Kay Stammers
Barly Roderick Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Welsh Retains His Public Park Title
Welsh of Washington DC retained the public parks singles title in New Orleans with a straight-set 6-4 6-2 6-4 victory over William Schommer. The win marks Welsh’s second national title and leaves him as a potential challenger to Ted Brewes’s four consecutive titles.
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New Orleans
Barnard Welsh
Washington
Mack Now Believes Tigers Are Champs
Connie Mack, once backing Cleveland and then New York, hints the Detroit Tigers may repeat as AL champions. From Navin Field he notes the Tigers impressed all season, doubted at launch, but now seem unbeatable as Mickey Cochrane trains the club.
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Detroit
Connie Mack
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Tigers
Connie
Navin Field
Mickey Cochrane
Bengals
Ohio Pro Cons Big Money in Hershey
Ted Luther of Girard Ohio won the Hershey Open Golf title and $1000 in the third annual event after two 18 hole playoffs. Luther shot 75 in the final playoff to beat Felix Serafin of Scranton Pa who carded 80 after a 76 in the morning. The pair had tied at 290 after Saturday’s play.
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Hershey
Ted Luther
Girard
Ohio
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Baseball Leaders From 1940s Era National League and American League
The record lists top batting, pitching, and fielding leaders by league. Notable names include Medwick and Waner for hits and runs, Gehrig and Greenberg driving RBIs, Greenberg also shining in home runs, with Dean and Auker among top pitchers.
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Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Herman
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Surh
Meewick
L. Waner
Giants
Bercer
Martin
J. Dean
Lee Cubs
Vosmik
Indians
Myer
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Chapman
Greenberg
Tigers
Cramer
Athletics
Stone
Foxx
Werber
Reed Sox
Almada
Red Sox
Auker
Beat Glenna Again Is Cry Beat Glenna Again Is Cry
Aug 26 1. A week of play opened for the 39th National Women's Golf Championship at Interlachen CC. Mrs Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia, an 5-time winner and top favorite in Virginia Van Wie’s absence, led the field with 80 competitors in 18 holes to earn one of 64 qualifying berths. The course measured 6,345 yards from the women’s tees with 28-40-78 scoring.
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Glenna
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Tole
Mrs. Ware
Old Guard
Inerlachen Country Club
Bobby Jones
Boston Fight Hype Dims for Baer Doyle Clash
Henry McLemorf e reports from Boston on the Buddy Baer and Jackie Doyle bout at Madison Square Garden Bowl with harsh mixed views. He notes doubts about both fighters, crowd indifference, and travel chaos as New York fans show skepticism toward the match. He also items a Texas League center fielder record by Lynn King of Houston.
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Henry McLemorfe
United Press
Boston
New York
Baby Baer
Jackie Doyle
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Eastern Steamshin Company
Cane Cod
Dallas. Au
Lynn King
Houston
Bonowitz
Shreveport
Texas League Box Scores First Game Houston Oklahoma City
Box score fragment shows Houston and Oklahoma City players with at bats runs hits and errors. Mentions King Mueller Caldwell Clarke and Brower among others with scattered inning totals and RBI. The text includes partial lineups and scoring notes from the game.
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Houston
Rapa King
Dedham
Mueller
Noelie Rowen
Clarke
Sanders
Sean Eerie
Thomas
Oklahoma City
Browers
Treeeacci
Oklahoma
Fleeel
Stely
Riven
Clarke Caldwell Sander
Myers
Young
Ainse Mueller
Doulle
Caldwell
Houston - AK
Ton Mueller
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Persserait
Ge Caldwell
Ahoma City
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Flood
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Rf ‘Trower
Ss Myers
Fitzpatreih
Nieserting
Brower Yeasty
Fitzpatrick
Rixze Orenga
Rune
Kersey
O Caldwell King
Hare
Brower
Picks Ohio State To Win Grid Flag Picks Ohio State To Win Grid Flag
Football statistician Deke Houlgate selects Ohio State as favorite for the national title, with Stanford second, Princeton third, Tennessee fourth, Temple fifth and Alabama sixth. The 1938 Rose Bowl winner Minnesota is seventh, Washington eighth, Illinois ninth, and Fordham tenth. Temple is noted as a potential season surprise.
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Los Angeles
Deke Houlgate
Ohio State
Stanford
Princeton
Tennessee
Temple
Alabama
Minnesota
University of Washington
Mlinois
Fordham
Houlgate
Braddock to Exhibit Wares in Dallas Exhibition
Heavyweight champion James J. Braddock will appear in a four round exhibition in Dallas on Thursday promoter Dick Griffin has not chosen an opponent yet Braddock will also referee the six round main event Toni Herrera versus Dave Shapiro in Galveston. Other slated bouts include Howard Scott versus Ike Bostwick Roy Stice versus Jackie Griffin Tom Peaupre versus Curtis Scott and Billy Hemales versus Joe Hooks.
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Dallas
Texas
James J. Braddock
Tharsda
Dick Griffin
Braddock
Toni Herrera
Fl Pasa
Dave Shapiro
Galveston
Howard Scott
Junior Golfers to San Antonio Meet
SAN ANTONIO Aug 28 Texas star junior golfers began the ninth annual State Junior Tour Championship at Brackenridge Park. Don Schumacher of Dallas the defending champion led a field of 75 plus players in the 18 hole qualifying round. Teammates Harry Todd and Halbert Grumbles joined Schumacher as the feature threesome. Other contenders include George Yist of Port Arthur and Beaumont players Bill Glasgow and F E Ames.
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San Antonio
Tes
Texas
Brackenridge Park
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Schumacher
Harry Todd
Halbert Grumbles
Public Links
George Yist
Port Arthur Country Club
San Angelo Munochamp
Bill Glasgow
F. E. Ames
Beaumont
Four Teams Remain In Texas Amateur Ball Meet
Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston teams advanced to the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Baseball semi finals. Pabst Blue Ribbon of Dallas beat Ideal Company of Waco 8 to 3, and Jesse's Cate of San Antonio won two games from Austin State Hospital 7 to 1 and 1 to 0. Bubba Hicks of Houston and Galveston Knights of Columbus split a double header with Houston taking the second game 1 to 0 in ten innings.
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Beaumont
Dallas
Sal Glratto
al Vincent
Oklahoma City
Houston
Indians
Tulsa
Galveston
Howell
Aother
Holman
English
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Fort Worth
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
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Waco
Pabst
Fort Worth Dairyland
Wichita Falls
North Texas
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Bubba Hicks
South Texas
Austin State Hospital
Galveston Knights of Columbus
Galveston Knights
RACE BATTLE AT CIRCUS TOWN LEAVES MAN DEAD
In Cofpeyville Kansas a clash between white and black circus workers and an elephant incident led to one death and multiple injuries. A man believed to be L Simpson of Cane Girardean Missouri died after an elephant struck the rider. Police released five black men and twenty four whites after a few hours to allow the circus to proceed with work.
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Cofpeyville
Kan
Russell Brothers
Rireus
L Simpson
Cane Girardean
Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving
Town men are jailed in Potter County awaiting bonds after two separate drunk driving incidents. Tee Funderburg pleaded not guilty before Justice Charlie Carder, bond set at 750 dollars. Funderburg arrested yesterday after a West Sixth Avenue wreck injuring two women. George Gray, arrested Saturday, awaits arraignment and was moved to the county jail yesterday. Leather fashions draw Renaissance influence with new shades in leather coats and jackets in Mosaic department store.
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Potter County
Tee Funderburg
Charlie’ Carder
Carder Funderburg
West Sixth Avenue
George Gray
York
City Budget Hearing Set for Amarillo Fiscal Year 1995-96
Public hearing on the Amarillo budget for 1995-96 will be held at City Hall Thursday evening September 10. A tentative budget of 574,841.08 was approved. Operating expenses total 408,162.40 with interest and sinking fund at 1647.78. Tax rate set at 1.05 per 100 dollars with 70 cents for general fund and 35 cents for sinking fund. Waterworks remains separate. final estimate for construction with PWA funds approved at 7,631.03.
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H R. Smith
Budket
Amarillo
Alan
PWA
City Wins in War On Junk Dealers
Amarillo wins a permanent injunction in 108th District Court restraining Marshall Green from operating a junk business at 202 204 Buchanan Street long used for storing junk and wrecking cars. The city filed the suit two weeks prior and Green did not contest.
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Tolday
108Th District Court
Marshall Green
Buchanan Street
Green
Potter to Supply Vets Medical Aid at 45th Reunion
Two hospital tents directed by the Potter County Medical Society will provide medical aid for Confederate veterans during the 45th reunion from September 3. Nurses and supplies funded by the reunion committee. local ambulances and U S government tents will support care with serious cases sent to Northwest Texas and St Anthony's Hospitals.
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Potter County Medical Society
Medical Society
AF. Lumpkin
General Arrangements Committee
Noryntals
Texas
St. Anthony's Hospitals
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo High School
Business as Usual For El Paso Bars
El Paso bars opened for business as usual with owners hoping state monopoly will delay. El Paso County voted four to one for repeal and lawmakers expect a call session around September 16 to pass liquor sale laws.
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EL Paso
Man's Opera Hat Inspires Double Paris Hat Design
A collapsed opera hat inspires a stylish new fall hat. It features black panne velvet with a three inch crown and stiff brim, resembling a man's opera hat when folded, and is finished with red and green feather pompons. A judge granted a non jury hearing and set a move date for wares to September 7.
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Paris
W. E. Gee
Green
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