Red Lucas Granted Unconditional Release by Pirates
Charles Fred Red Lucas a National League pitcher for 15 years was released unconditionally by the Pittsburgh Pirates. President William E. Benswanger said reshaping the club after finishing behind Chicago in the NL race necessitated the move. The Pirates delayed notice while seeking another job for Lucas but could not place him for the 1939 season.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Fred
Red) Icas
Pittsburgh Pirate Baseball Club
William E. Benswanger
Pirates
Chicago
Lucas
Ruppert Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Col. Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees will be held today. Burial follows a solemn mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral with honorary pallbearers including Babe Ruth James J Walker LaGuardia Alfred E. Smith Ford Frick William Harridge and Lou Gehrig.
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Ruppert
New York
U.P
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Kensico
N. Y
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Babe Ruth
James J. Walker
LaGuardia
Alfred E. Smith
Ford Frick
National League
William Harridge
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Bank Deposits and Liabilities Summary
Charter No. 14350 lists demand deposits for individuals partnerships and corporations and time deposits for the same sectors. It shows deposits of banks and other deposits including certified and cashier’s checks, totaling 1,143,731.99 299,670.03 389,196.92 42,249.96 with additional liabilities.
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United States
Final Period Rally Wins by 13-10 Score
In Los Angeles on January 16 the champion New York Giants beat the All-America All Stars 13 to 10 after a fourth quarter rally in front of about 15,000 fans in 41 degree weather. Sammy Baugh had put the All Stars ahead with a 70 yard pass and field goals by Ernie Smith and Feets Barnum. Ed Danowski led a 73 yard drive to a Giants TD and Ward Cuff kicked the decisive 17 yard field goal after a fumble recovery by Jim Howell.
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Los Angeles
New York Giants
All-America All Stars
Giants
Sammy Baugh
Sam
All Stars
Ernie Smith
Feets Barnum
Ed Danowski
Chuck Gelatka
Ed Goddard
Jim Howell
Ward Cuff
Clark Hinkle
Ernie Pinckett
Lloyd Cardwell
Cecil Isbell
John Drake
Eddie Goddard
Gordon Gore
Gaynell Tinsley
Bruiser Kinard
Joe Studahar
Perry Schwartz
Joe Carter
Mel Hein
Hank Soar
Ed Widseth
Notre Dame
Danowski
Baugh
Texas
Sammy
Los Angeles Loses Bid for National Football Franchise
Henry McLemore reports that the Giants vs All-Americans charity game at Wrigley Field drew under 15,000 as Los Angeles realized it would not yet support a major league franchise. Key moments came from John Drake of the All-Americans while Dutch Clark hailed next year’s Cleveland plans and Tim Mara predicted rejection of a local bid.
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United Press
Los Angeles
City of Angels
Giants
Packers
Bears
Wrigley Field
New York Giants
John Drake
Purdue
Cleveland Rams
Drake
Dutch Clark
Clevelands
Clark
Tim Mara
Tim
Santa Anita
Reserve District No 11 Bank Statement Amarillo 1938
Reserve District No 11 bank report for The First National Bank of Amarillo shows December 31 1938 assets totaling 2 486 472 341 dollars with loans and discounts and US government obligations. Deposits mount to 7 292 782 10 dollars and other liabilities reach 1 271 182 64 dollars as published under OCC call.
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West Texas Mortgage Loan Co
Amarillo
Texas
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve District
I. Tully C. Garner
West Texas Mrtgage Loan Company
Reserve District No. 11
American National Bank OF
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank
U. S
Bank Statement for Charter No 14206 January 1939
The document records a bank statement for Charter No 14206 listing total assets of 25 000,000, capital accounts of 843,278.43, secured deposits and liabilities. Signatures include cashier W D Smiley and notaries H J Farwell and Clyde V Oberste with attestations and seals.
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Tully C. Garner
Clyde V. Oberste
State of Texas
Potter
Rial C. Long
Dorothy Wagerle
J. H. Paul
I. H. Davies
C. R. McAfee
Kk Eevee Eee
Texas
W. D. Smiley
State of
H. J. Farwell
Adra Lamons
C.T. Ware
R. C. Ware
A. H. Ware
Mack Says Yanks Can Be Beaten This Year
Connie Mack at his Florida winter home said the Yankees can be beaten this year noting five AL teams were pennant contenders last season. He suggested the Indians Tigers or Red Sox could challenge the Yanks and that any of those five may give them trouble.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
St. Louis
Athletics
Indians
Tigers
Red Sox
Yanks
Weekend Sports in Brief
E J Harrison and Dick Metz tie for first in the Oakland Open with 274 for 72 holes as Metz misses eight foot putt on last green. Giants beat NL All Stars 13 to 10 in a pro football exhibition before 15000. Elly Vines defeats Don Budge 2 6 6 2 6 4 to even tennis series at four wins apiece. Gene Venzke edges Leslie MacMitchell by a foot in a mile indoor track race as Wesley Wallace tops 600 yards and Don Lash runs two miles. Reider Anderson of Norway wins Norge Ski Club jump at 171 and 181 feet. Gosum outs driver's $37 for $2 odds wins the San Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita over No Dice and Quick Devil.
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Los Angeles
New York Giants
Minneapolis
Elly Vines
Don Budge
New York
Gene Venzke
Leslie MacMitchell
69Th Regiment
Wesley Wallace
Don Lash
Cary
Lll
Reider
Crepe Victory at Hialeah Wins Fort Dallas Purse
Flat B. F. Whitaker's Crepe wins the Fort Dallas purse at Hialeah by one length over Count Morse. Esposa and Main Man run out of money. The United States Army powers produce about 250 pilots yearly, but only a few become real military airmen.
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Main Man
Coral Gables
Crepe
Fort Dallas
Hialeah
Count Morse
United States Army
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