Mavericks Club Tracks Winners and Records in Youth Contests
The column details several club activities with boys like Owen Harman and Donnie Sharp winning rope skipping and deep knee bend events, LeeRoy Boyter and Aubrey Robertson tying for first, and Gene Turner setting records. It lists visitors, remarks on motivation, handball results, and a cleanup day collecting 281 pounds of glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Harman
Ford Turner
Aubrey Robertson
Donnie Sharp
Edward Sharp
Bernie Robertson
Dutch Mantell
Masked Marvel
LeeRoy Boyter
Joel Robertson
Purd Turner
Duleh Mantell
Gene Turner
Gilbert Howard
Gene
Thomas Murphy
Alvis Grant
LeeRoy
Donnie
J.C. Oakley
Cowie Hurlers Dominate In Amarillo Softball Blowout
Cowie Electric's softball team crushed Ferrell Pharmacy 11 to 0 in Amarillo with Maher nearly throwing a no hitter until the ninth. In the other game Phillips 66 of Vega beat Texas Company of Pampa 3 to 0 as Howard stifled the Tiger batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowie Electric
Amarillo
Ferrell Pharmacy
Panhandle
Maher
Phillips
Vega
Texas Company
Pampa
Stencil
McBride
Howard
Wright
Roberts Olver
Borger Gulf
Russell
al Halliburton
Alexander
O Hale
Vearnaye
Ti -McCoombs
Burrows
Spgert
Fry
Bobdsecaces Ae Feo
Looney
Rhew
Cseesee A'O TC
Payne
Horner
Ss D. Stuebgen
If McBride
Ef Williams
Chastian
Ee McGinnis
Johnson
E. Stuebgen
Shipley
Texas
Hale
Chattan
McGinnis
Stuebgen
Dygert
Budapest Racetrack Sucker Beats Odds in Langue-Limited Bout
Henry McLemore recalls visiting the Hungarian Jockey Club in Budapest, detailing his misfit experience with language barriers and unfamiliar betting at the track. He notes the touts, the opaque “twenty pengode” window, and his struggle to understand pari mutuel versus bookmakers. He eventually bets on Hozomany the Second, only to learn the horse finished far from second, reflecting on odds and the overall comic miseducation of a first-time foreign bettor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Budapest
U.P
Chicago
Jockey Club
Hozomany
Paul Hirtenstein
Chicago Daily News
Football forecast from coach Bell for Southwest Conference teams
Matty Bell, head coach at Southern Method University, previews 1935 football prospects for Arkansas, Texas Christian, Texas A and M, Texas, Baylor, Rice, and his own team. He notes triple threat players, key veterans, and strong freshmen, predicting varied chances to win the conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Bell
Southern Method University
University of Arkansas
J Robbins
Texas Christian
My” Baugh
Roach
Walls
Meyer
TCU
Texas A. & M
University of Texas
Rice
Othe
Scottino
Sprague
Finley
Trapshooting's Top Awards At Stake At Grand American
Final firing begins in Vandalia Ohio as the 37th Grand American Handicap opens with more than 700 marksmen expected for the blue ribbon event. Defending champ J B Royall is absent but nine former champions compete to become the first to win the classic twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia. O
U.P
J. B Royall
Florida
Benteon Elassic
Allison and Van Ryn Favored in Men Doubles Semis
Chestnut Hill August 28 A.P. Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas and John Van Ryn of Philadelphia defending champions were favored to win their semi finals in the Men's National Doubles Tennis championship. They face Robert Riggs and Wayne Sabin of California while Don Budge and Gene Mako of California meet Frank Parker and Gregory Mangin of New Jersey. In the women's semi finals Carolyn Babcock of Los Angeles and Mrs John Van Ryn face Mme Sylvia Henrotin and Mrs Dorothy Andrus. Helen Jacobs of Los Angeles and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Boston reached the finals after beating Kay Stammers and Alice Marble 6-2 21-19 in a record long second set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnutt Hill
Mass
Pi—Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Don Budge
Gene Mako
California
Allison
van Ryn
Robert Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Lubbock golfers lead field in invitation golf event
Lubbock reporter notes 90 golfers from four states qualified Thursday for flight positions in the Lubbock Country Club annual invitation golf tournament. Charlie Quail of Lubbock and Fred Bedford of Abilene shot 73s to earn co medal roles and tour the new grass green layout, two over par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Charlie Quail
Fred Bedford
Abilene
Lubbock Country Club
Quail
Bedford
Duncan Nine Fights Way to Semi final
In Wichita the National semi pro baseball tournament reached the semi final stage with four teams tied at five wins and one loss. Duncan beat Hollywood 7 3 to advance to face Buford while Buford lost to Bismarck 8 5 and will meet Wichita next. In a separate Chicago tennis upset John Shostrom of the University of Chicago defeated Ruisell Bajl of North Western and advanced to the quarter finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Bismarck
N. D
Buford
Duncan
Oktain
Hollywood
Chicago
Ruisell Bajl
FE Paso
Texas
Northwestern University
John Shostrom
University of Chicago
Ball
Eugene McCauliff
New York
Shostrom
Cubs Still Threaten Loop Lead
Cubs regain momentum in pursuit of the NL pennant as Charley Grimm’s club wins five straight behind strong pitching led by Davis and Henshaw. A 1–0 win over Philadelphia tightens the race with St. Louis and Boston, while Giants and Pirates split results.
Baseball Roundup on Ruppert and Yankee Power
A brisk sports roundup notes Col Ruppert worried over a 13 to 1 Yankee lead while Horace Stoneham visits the stadium. It mentions Tony Canzoneri eyeing a fight with Barney Ross, Mike Jacobs pursuing a match, Jesse Owens and Bill Robinson, and golf qualifiers at Winged Foot. It also covers Joe McCarthy’s Yankees, Beau Bell with the Browns, Pepper Martin’s firing, Bill Terry’s 1997 plans, Ripper Collins, and Arctic ice insects revived in Soviet tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Col
Jake Ruppert
Yankees
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Col. Ruppert
Yanks
Dunner
Horace
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Mike Jacobs
Jesse Owens
Bill Robinson
Strafacis
Winged Foot
Frank
Ralph
Tommy
Joe McCarthy
Beau Bell
Browns
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Bill Terry
Ripper Collins
Johnny Mize
Collins
Goal Posts To Be on Line in Big Game
Bernie Bierman plans to use field goal kickers to counter Detroit Lions advantage from goal posts placed on goal lines for the third all star game in Soldier Field. Rules changes include a revised dead ball ruling and a open field recovery rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Bernie Bierman
Detroit Lions
Soldier's Field
Bierman
Detroit
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Glenn Presnall
Marty Peters
Notre Dame
Babe Levoir
Minnesota
Bo McMillin
Elmer Layden
Patsy Clark
Lions
Arch Ward
Cats climb to fifth in Texas League with 6 3 win
The Port Worth Cats rose to fifth after defeating Beaumont 6 3 as San Antonio fell a peg following a Dallas setback. A near bench-clearing brawl marred the Dallas-Beaumont game while Alex Gaston led the Steers with three singles in a 5 3 win over the Missions. Tulsa beat Galveston 12 7, and Oklahoma City topped Houston 1. The day featured multiple decisive scores and tense moments on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Tebbets
Brittain
Alex Gaston
Dallas Steers
Missions
Tulsa Oilers
Galveston Bucs
Galveston
Ralph Buxton
Oklahoma City Indians
Houston Buffs
Checkers tourney progress and bold 20 game challenge in Panhandle
Southern Correspondence reports brisk play in a regional checker tournament with several early results. A bold 20 game match with two wins for the challenger is issued, inviting any opponent in the Panhandle. Also notes letters from Glasgow and Willie Ryan as well as a robbery incident in Toledo where a truck driver defended himself and saved $52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Willie Ryan
New York City
Ryan
Panhandle
Otho Clendenene
Tvan Layton
Jerry Stinson
H. B. Hale
Leroy Kelting
C. R. West
A H. Tate
Clint Edwards
Alfred Nelson
H. A. Cooper
T. F. Brantley
Roseville
H. ©. Steiner
Kings
White
King
Mackey and McShain Clash in Wild Armory Bout
Irish fighter Danny McShain edged Cyclone Mackey 2 1 in a chaotic three fall match at the Armory. McShain won the final fall after a reversal, while Mackey’s roughhouse tactics and a crowded melee sparked a showy brawl with referee Tex Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McShain
Cyclone
Gus Kallie
Mackay
Danny
Danno
Mackey
Baseball leaders of the American and National Leagues
The list highlights top batting and pitching leaders with figures for the American League led by Gehrig and Averill in various categories and notable NL leaders including Medwick Ott and Martin. The data includes averages runs batted in home runs doubles triples and stolen bases with several team associations.
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Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Walker
Dimaggio
Gehiig
Lary
Browns
Werber
Red Sox
Hadley
Kennedy
White Sox
Medwick
Cardinals
Mile
Runa
J. Martin
Giants
Hita
Demaree
Cubs
Herman
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Ott
Berger
Bees
Giartta
Martin
Lucas
Pirates
Red Burman Wins Over Florida Star in Dallas Knocks Out Ford
Red Burman of Baltimore knocked out Bob Ford in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round light heavy fight in Dallas. Ford, born in Tyler Texas, suffered his first defeat in two years as Burman carried a four pound weight advantage and led from the start before the knockout early in the sixth.
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Dallas
Red Burman
Baltimore
Jack
Baseball Roundup Highlights Hurlers and Late Chases
Johnny Bronco limited the Browns to three hits as Roy Henshaw and the Cubs bullpen shut out the Phillies on six hits. Randall Gumpert led the Athletics in a two hit win over the White Sox. Lloyd Waner delivered a ninth inning RBI surge for a 6-3 Pirates win over the Dodgers. Danny MacPaid en and Parmelee split four hit outings with Parmelee yielding seven no hit innings before a loss. Hal Trosky belted a ninth inning homer to spark the Indians past the Senators as Tommy Bridges stopped the Red Sox with four hits.
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Cubs
Cards
Boston Bees
Leroy Parmelee
Danny MacFayden
Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
van Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Randall Gumpert
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Bronca
New York
St. Louis Browns
Tomi Bridges
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Johnny Bronco
Yankees
Browns
Roy Henshaw
Phillies
Athletics
Hel White Sox
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Dodgers
Danny MacPayden
Bees
Parmelee
Cardinals
Parmel
Teri
Hal Trosky
Indians
Senators
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Red Sox
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Maverick
By Ralph Dykeman
Roy Turner
PeeWee Turner
George Willingham
J. T. Young
George
Olen Gam
Royce Cupp
Jack McKenzee
George Rutledge
Lynn Smallwood
Jack Klinger
Billy Ivey
Tommy Gilbert
Joe Freeman
Clifford Persail
Roy Rice
Sammmy Windsay
R. A. Boyter
R. A
Thomas
J. C. Oakley
Cotton Rutledge
Lester Allison
Gene Rayburn
Marlin Sharp
Johnny Willingham
Cowie Hurler
Cowie Electric Abrh PO Flanigan
Danner
Bearden
Tebe Tee
Smith
Harlow
Munsey
Abrh PO
Dalton
Weatherly
Sparks
Thorpe
Rogers
Knittel
Kearns
Beardon
Kelley
Parade
Henry McLemore
Visszamenni
Hogy Megbizhato Tampontot Kaphassunk
Mintan
Ezzak
Mintahogy Nyerte
Hogy Legjabb
Klopfer Jeno
Bookmeker Fogadsi Kondaja
Kiokiodak
Zuglo Bosnyak
Szeged Kelemen
Klopfer
Fogadsi Irodaja
Bell Reviews
Football
Associated Dallas
Southwest
Univers. of Arkansas
University of Tex Texas A. & M
Rice Institute
University
Texas Christianversity
Southern Methodist Uversity
Allison, van Ryn
Leslie Avery
United Fresh
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Cub
Curt Davis
Philadelphia Phillies
Lon Warneke
Larry French
Charles Root
Tex Carleton
Davis
HUB OF Giants
Carl
NEW York Gants I
National League
Wiss
Oklahoma
Toledo
Irving W. van Gunten
Danny Battle
M’shain
Ireland
Danny McShain
Cyclone Mackey
the Armory
Daffy Irish Rose
LaBelle
Gene LaBelle
Dory Detton
Watkins
Ace Abbott
Herb Parks
Ceaders
Florida Star
Ies
Hillcrest Club
Kentucky
BROWN
Forman Distillery Company
Lawkville
Hal
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