St Louis Browns Aid Tigers By Bumping Off Leading Foes
In New York and Minneapolis reports the St Louis Browns frustrated pennant rivals by taking down key contenders while Detroit extended its lead. The Browns bumped off several hopefuls as the Tigers widened their margin atop the American League standings.
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Oklahoma City Indians Blast Back To Top Of Standings
The Oklahoma City Indians defeated Beau mont 5-0 to surge into the Texas League lead. Niegeling limited the Exporters to four hits as Larkin and the Indians combined for seven. Tulsa edged San Antonio 6-5 in eleven innings. Galveston swept Fort Worth 6-3 and 4-2. Dallas beat Houston 3-2 as Baker drove in the winning run with a ninth inning triple after a close pitchers’ duel.
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Moran foe Weaver ridicules odds before big match
Buck Weaver declares fear of Mad Moran exaggerated while promoting forthcoming wrestling card. He mocks Moran and asserts confidence in beating him, with promoter Mantell naming Clingman and Tiger Moore in the semi finals. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store, Houston.
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Return of Laabs Sparks Tight Minor League Batting Race
Chester Laabs returns to the Fort Wayne lineup and narrows the 1935 batting championship lead to one point over Oscar Eckhardt of the Missions after a month out with injuries. The National Association Press Bureau lists leaders including Ferrell, Hodgin, M Johnson, and Arlett among others across the minor leagues.
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Junior Golfers Set for Quarter finals in Texas Tourney
Texas junior golfers reach the 18 hole quarter final round with upsets noted. Lee Brandt of San Antonio defeated Dallas defending champion Don Schumacher 4 and 3 after firing four under par in the opener. Brandt then beat Jimmy Kilburn of Austin 1 over par for 12 holes in the second round. Skeeter Millican of San Angelo upset Henry Hauser of Kerrville 3 and 2 after earlier dispatching Charles Robinson of Dallas 3 and 2.
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Campbell Heads for Salt Lake Dry Beds
Sir Malcolm Campbell sails for Utah to chase a 300 mph world car speed mark in Bluebird. The Britain speed king, who arrived yesterday, says the car is the same as at Daytona Beach and notes war in Europe dominates his chatter.
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Rain Delays Hit Softball Tournament At Metro Park
Heavy rains postponed Morris Drug Pan tournament games last night after rainmaker J Plumus forgot to shut the spigot. Tonight two games will be played at 7 30 with Santa Fe vs Texaco and Amarillo Laundry vs Roberts Olver. Winners meet in a 9 inning final tomorrow to decide the Panhandle grand champ.
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Jacksonville and Tyler Lead Series in West Dixie Playoffs
Jacksonville jumps to a 1 0 lead over Palestine as Albert Unser homers twice in four innings. Tyler tops Longview 4 3 behind Grady Bassett's seven hit pitching in a night game. Both series are best of five to decide the loop championship. Cyrris Thomson hunts in Colorado using a 30 39 rifle.
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All Star Grid Iron Showdown Promises Big Soldier Field Crowd
Chicago August 28 A potential crowd over 80000 is set for the College All Stars versus the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Both coaches promise an all out battle with no holding back as fans anticipate a high scoring clash following last year’s scoreless tie.
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Texas League Box Scores summarize a game night
The clipping lists box score details for multiple Texas League teams including Houston Dallas San Antonio and Tulsa. It notes errors hits by players such as Padwett Heckman Haken Nase and Stanton and mentions double plays and three base hits with various infield and outfield actions.
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Golfers chase Canadian Open glory across the border
In Canada for the Canadian Open at Summerlea, six noted golfers vie for prestige and prize money after success in Britain and the United States. veterans Al Watrous Clarence Hackney Mac Smith Leo Diegel Harry Cooper Joe Kirkwood headline the field with Armour defending amid fading form.
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Six Indicted by Potter County Grand Jury
Potter County grand jury handed up six indictments this morning with six more expected this afternoon. Indicted are Clarence Aiken serving a Leavenworth sentence who faces burglary charges, Hershey Miles with revoked parole for receiving stolen property, Ray Bell tied to a firearm incident during a hold up, and two other men named in burglary and theft counts. Deputy sheriffs filed the cases. some defendants were already jailed. The investigation of two automobile deaths in McLennan County was ordered by Judge Bartlett.
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Standings and Schedule Across Baseball and Cities
Standings show Detroit leading with 7A wins and 43 games, New York and Chicago trailing. Tuesday results include Houston 2 Dallas 3 and Galveston 6 Fort Worth 3. Wednesday games list Houston at Dallas and Galveston at Port Worth.
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Two Games In Meet Tonight For Pampa Tournament
After rain delays the Pampa baseball tournament resumes with a double header at Danciger Park. Road Runners face Cortexa Carbons in the opener and Busby Indians meet Phillips 6 of Borger in the nightcap. Standings show Borger and Phillips tied at 1 0 1000 with Pampa teams not far behind.
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Galveston Baseball Sale To Giants Announced
Galveston Texas league second baseman Charlie English was sold to the New York Giants for an undisclosed cash sum. Roy Koehler, vice president of the Galveston club, and Bob Clairmont announced the deal. Greenwich Village’s port laureate, once called the Playboy, accumulated about 350000 dollars in a few years.
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Mike Ryba Sold To Cardinal Staff
Mike Ryba, leading pitcher in the American Association, was sold from the Columbus Red Birds to the St. Louis Cardinals in a straight cash deal. He will report to the Cardinals immediately after a season record of 17 wins and 6 losses and a .343 batting average. Ryba debuted in 1928 with Dayton in the Central League and has since played for Scottsdale, Pa. Houston, Texas. and Springfield, Mo.
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