Mavericks Club Honors Its Top Ten Athletes In Various Sports
The Mavericks Club lists its ten best in handball ping pong ring toss and horseshoe pitch with names like R A Royter LeeRoy Royter Charles Hughes J Oakley W C Evans Butch Plant Drue Cole Ed Sharp Coy Marcum and Gib Howard The column urges effort to stay on the honor rolls and announces a tumbling tournament plus a charity program at Wichita Falls and ongoing fundraising work for club boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Royter
LeeRoy Royter
Charles Hughes
J. €. Oakley
W. C. Evans
Butch Plant
Drue Cole
Ed Sharp
Coy Marcum
Gib Howard
Thomas Murphy
J. ©. Oakley
Gene Sweet
Clifford Wright
Bud Lilley
John Childs
Donnie Sharp
Elmo Chambers
Marlin
Joe E. Brown
Sharp
Congrats
J. C. Oakley
LeeRoy Boyter
Wesley Grier
Billy Floyd
John Chills
Bill Austin
Glen McDowell
Marlin Sharp
Australian pairs join forces for Longview semifinal
In Brookline on Aug 26, Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich with Harry Hopman and Leonard Schwartz teamed up for a national tournament semifinal at Longview. After six foreign teams failed to advance in the upper half, the penultimate draw featured an all American matchup.
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Brookline
Mass
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Harry Hopman
Leonard Schwartz
Longview
Tremaine Pins Hill in a smooth National Guard Armory match
Andy Tremaine extended his winning streak by taking the last two falls in the main event over Don Hill. Hill pressured Tremaine with a Standing abdominal twist for the first fall, then Tremaine countered with a crooked head scissors and a rocking chair split to claim the following pins amid a stormy bout.
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National Guard
Andy Tremaine
Don Hill
Hill
Tremaine
Texas League results and standings update
Thursday results show Fort Worth 2 Beaumont 10, Oklahoma City 2 Shreveport 7, Tulsa 6 Houston 1, Dallas 10 San Antonio 2. Standings list Beaumont about 87 wins, Oklahoma City 78, Tulsa 74, Dallas 80, Fort Worth 55 with schedule noting Friday games across Fort Worth Beaumont Dallas San Antonio Oklahoma City Shreveport Tulsa and Houston.
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Fort Worth
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Jeploustom
Lubbock
Big Spring
Gramly
Melito
Jacot
Berndt
Wink
Midland
Grabek
Bates
Nelson
Ballinger
Hobbs
Clovis
Hogan
Hargrove
Needham and
Rabe
Nelson and
Stuart
Wyss
Davis Cup Aces From Budge Mako Face Austin Veterans
Between two former championship teams Don Budge and Gene Mako the Davis Cup aces and Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn the Austin veterans.
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Don Budge
Gene Mako
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Austin
Moody Skips Forest Hills Faceoff as Veterans loom
Henry Mellemore argues Mrs Helen Wills Moody should not chase Forest Hills glory this year. He notes her age 35 in two years and suggests she may excel in a veterans division before retirement. The column reflects on her past dominance and preference for meaningful competition.
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Henry Mellemore
United Press
Chestnut Hill
Miss
U.P
Helen Wills Moody
Forest Hills
Mont
Abou Ben Ahdem
Forest Hill
Helen Jacobs
Cable Dispatches
Mrs. Moody
Ruth
Dempsey
Glenna Collett
Moody
Gein
Pirates
Paria
Brooklyn
Earle
Wills Moody
Far West Golfers Lead National Public Links Semis
The far West Coast dominates the National Public Links championship semifinals. Bart Taro a Seattle newsboy age 16 and Portland entrants Eddie Beck and Louis Cyr face Al Leach of Cleveland WPA as they seek a final spot, with Taro defeating Lloyd Nordstrom and Dennis Lavender previously. Cyr qualified 64th and earned a playoff berth to pair with Beck.
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Cleveland
Far West Coast
West Coast
Bart Taro
Newsboy
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Eddie Beck
Louis
Dallas
Tex
Leach
Andrew Szwedka
Pittsburgh
Tommy Bolt
Shreveport
Bruce McCormick
Los Angeles
Cyr
Beck
Pirates Narrow NL Pennant Gap After Two Losses
National League race tightens as Pirates fall twice to Philadelphia, slipping to 4 1/2 games ahead of New York Giants while Giants, Cubs, Reds and Bees win. Yankees extend 12-game AL lead with double win over Cleveland. Ruffing gets 18th victory.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Max Butcher
Phils
Wild Bill
Hallahan
Brack
Gooble
Mueller
Lee
Dodgers
Carleton
Bees
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Yanks
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Gomez
Red Ruffing
Philadelphia
A’s
Washington
Detroit
Cubs fall from pennant lead as Giants edge Cards
Chicago Cubs trail in the National League pennant chase after a 6 7 loss by the Giants to the Cardinals while Brooklyn and Cincinnati shape the standings. Meanwhile Amarillo fans prepare for a football broadcast from Butler Field as the Golden Sandies begin fall practice under coach Howard Lynch with 39 hopefuls on the steps.
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Dave Chapman
KGNC
Butler Field
Golden Sandies
Howard Lynch
Howard
Pasc of
Fort Worth
Sandies
Amarillo
Hack Wilson Hits Outfield For Tube City Brewers Tour
Hack Wilson, once NL home run champion, now stars in the outfield for the Tube City Brewers of McKeesport Pennsylvania a semi pro touring team.
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Hack Wilson
Tube City Brewers
McKeesport
Tulsa Oilers Stop Houston's Drive Toward First Division
Tulsa halted Houston's bid for first division in the Texas League and stretched a four and a half game lead over fifth place, after a 4 to 1 win. Max Thomas pitched well, six hits allowed, while Mike Christol homered in the seventh. Dallas and Fort Worth split a doubleheader, San Antonio won 10 to 3 behind Bentomont, and Oklahoma City lost 7 to 2 as Shreveport held them to two.
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United Press
Tulsa
Houstons
Buffaloes
Houston
Texas
Max Thomas
Mike Christol
Oilers
Lawwood
Rowe
Jeanne Bocimont
Fort Worth
Worth
Jackie Reed
San Antonio
Gavin
Bentomont
Josie
Dallas Steers
Bob Ubie
Dallas
Shreveport
Oklat Nica City
France
Junie Barnes
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation softball action opens
Nineteen teams from across Texas begin a two day championship battle in Austin. San Angelo leads favorites, with Four Square Gassers of Austin Beaumont and Fort Worth among top contenders. In golf, Arthur Luce of Austin faces Joe Moore Jr of San Antonio in the junior title final after decisive earlier rounds.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
San Angelo
Beaumont
Four Square Gassers
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Arthur
Buck) Lice
Joe Moore
Luce
Simon Alexander
Corpus Christi
Moore
Iverson Martin
Hub Clothiers sprint to perfect 1000 in JST league
Clothiers stay undefeated at 1.000 with a 4 to 3 win over Borden's in the nightcap while Coca Cola and San Jacinto Independents split a pair of scores. Standings show Clothiers atop with 1.000, San Jacinto 3-1, First Christian 2-2, Coca-Cola 0-3, Ross Boot Shop 1-4. Tonight San Jacinto Independents meet First Christian Church as the league completes its single round.
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Hub Clothiers
Coca-Cola Ton & To
San Jacinto Indepenients
Pires
Chirisian Church
Borden's
Ross
Coca-Cola
Clothiers
Jordan
Wheeler
Ott
O'Brien
Black
Borden
Reeves and Kelly
Wallace
Copeland
San Jacinto Independents
First Christian Church
W. IL
Pet Huib Clothiers
Roundup of Baseball and Football Notes From Across Leagues
New York reports Oscar Vitti missing as his Trijime falters while Tony Galento fights pneumonia. Pirates and Dodgers discussed. Yankees chase record doublebill with Indians if weather cooperates. Doug Locke, St Mary's alum, drills with the Giants at 136 pounds. Sammy Baugh arrives in Washington amid fan praise. Baseballs pennant hopes hinge on leg health amid an epidemic, and Lon Warmieke stars as seven NL clubs show interest.
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Nationals
Doug Locke
St. Mary's of Texas
New York Giants
Yankees
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Reeskins
Doug Corrigan
Sommy
Lon Warmieke
Arkansas
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Galveeton-Royston Brewanes, Inc
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Magnolia Beer CO
Naples
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Olig
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Trijime
Tony Galento
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Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Quality Network
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