29 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
7
Phillips 66 retained its Borger baseball title by beating Pampa Danciger Roadrunners 7 to 5 in the final of the Globe News classic in Amarillo. Pampa finished second with Wilcox Oil of Oklahoma City third after a weekend doubleheader. The tournament opened with five entrants and concluded with Phillips 66 first, Pampa second, Wilcox Oil third, followed by scattered standings.
Sunday School Team Scores article presents results for the American League with Detroit beating New York 6 to 1 and Philadelphia routing Chicago 9 to 2. Rain affected Boston St Louis and Washington Cleveland games. Standings show Washington 42 659, New York 50 .590, Cleveland 62 519, Philadelphia 62 496, Detroit 65 492, Chicago 67 468, St Louis 46 81 362. Schedule lists New York at Detroit, Boston at St Louis doubleheader, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland doubleheader.
Major league and minor league results from several cities with mixed scores. Tulsa beat Oklahoma City 5 to 3 in the second game, Beaumont 0 San Antonio 2, Houston 4 Fort Worth 3, Galveston 1 Dallas 2. New Orleans defeated Birmingham 7 to 1. Nashville game at Knoxville postponed by rain. Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 3 in American Association. A note on coal tar discovery from 1846 and its early German roofing use. Gould had three hits.
The Houston Buffaloes San Antonio Missions and Dallas Steers won Monday night as Galveston fell 2-1. Hank Thormahlen’s throw to center on Bonura’s attempted second allowed Bonura to score the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth. Al Fisher blanked Fort Worth 4-3 for Houston. Fabian Kowalik notched his 21st win as San Antonio beat Beaumont 2-0. Tulsa and Oklahoma City split a doubleheader 5-0 and 2-1.
New York Aug 29 AP Braves, six games behind the Giants, ride a 21-6 stretch in 27 games as the pennant race tightens. Giants slip as pitching strains show, six-game series in Boston looms. Cardinals beat Giants, Pirates win two, American League leaders widen lead as rain halts several games.
In Long Beach California August 29 1930s era sailing event 16 skippers contested the International Star Class championships as winds favored yet the defender Eddie Fink was disqualified for fouling Gull owned by Paul Shields shifting him from first to sixth with two races remaining. A stray dog was carried over Niagara Falls and survived.
Henry McLemore surveys sports stars and opinions from 1930s figures. Helen Wills Moody aims for another shot at Helen Jacobs. Jack Davis Cup plans, Fordham football, Beasley criticism, Vines missteps, and remarks on women athletes and prizefighters kleur the era.
Last night’s boxing card covered Newark Hartford Chicago New York Bethlehem Louisville Syracuse Atlantic City Jersey City Portland with multiple bouts. Eddie Winston Tony Galento Bud Saltis Henry Rothier Jerry Kucera Harry Ebbets Frank Lobianco Danny Devlin Jackie Wilkinson Maxie Strub Jackie Pilkington Bucky Lawleas Baby Joe Thompson Robleto Mo hican Kid Tony Falco Buster Brown Lew Raymond Jimmie Reed Frankie Graham Johnny Stanton Floyd Morey Jess Ackerman Willard Brown Carlos Garcia Lou Lombardi Terry McGovern Adullah Addadhow Barcellow all recorded decisions or stoppages across venues and markets.
New York August 20. Dr W Bevan Wolfe, psychiatrist, says Americans do not know how to travel. After a Mediterranean cruise amid many tourists he observed that travelers quarrel over trivialities and compare local sights to bank buildings back home.
Tourists in British Columbia tell of Ogopogo the sea serpent. This year locals report Ogopogo in Lake Washington and identify the creature as a sea otter, a rare Pacific Northwest species resembling a sea serpent when swimming.
The opening at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park Illinois features defending champion Virginia Van Wie Helen Hicks Enid Wilson and Maureen Orcutt as top contenders. Wilson tops qualifying with a 76 three under par and leads a 113 player field into 32 for match play.
Oklahoma City August 26 by the governor and the state education coordinating board. A charter for a greater University of Oklahoma is planned within weeks with a chancellor to unify state colleges. Proposed federation would include non tax funded institutions and municipal junior colleges, with a $50 per semester tuition for out of state students and fees set by the state board of education.
Vic Sorrell of Detroit allowed four hits against the Yankees. Bob O'Farrell of the St. Louis Cardinals hit two home runs. Red Lucas of Cincinnati held the Braves to two hits.
Plans move forward for Amarillo Open golf tournament on River Drive Club course with two 18 hole matches and a 36 hole medal race. About 200 Panhandle shotmakers expected, entry fee $2, two dozen entered, Walter Sikes notes entries and scheduling. Jackie Cruz of Beaumont to headline a 10 round boxing bout on Labor Day card at Tri-State Fair Arena under new state law.
Tokyo August 29 A defense closing argues United States influence shaped Japanese civilian officials as 11 naval officers face court martial over the Ishiyoshi Inukai assassination. Attorneys say Japan’s London Naval Treaty acceptance was a US betrayal, citing Senate debates and Castle canvassing in Japan. The essayic note about silkworm moths appears unrelated.
Crug, the most famous boxer to appear here in Regnar, fights a promising San Angelo youngster, Howard Scott, described as a fine exhibitionist and slugger. The card features 30 rounds including two four round prelims and two six round semi finals. Reserved seats are on sale at Randal Drugs Nos. 2 and 4, sponsored by the Tri State Fair Association.
Purdy of San Antonio leads batting with a .356 average after 146 at bats, Bonura of Dallas tops home runs with 24 and RBIs with 107, while other leaders include Fausett of Galveston with 187 total hits and Clifton of Beaumont with 47 stolen bases. Darrow of Galveston shares in wins and complete games, with Greer of Houston also contributing.
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