Atihual Kiwanis Outing Draws 350 Plus To Club Event
More than 350 Kiwanis members their wives and guests enjoyed an AthariNo outing at Jack Hall's Ranch with baseball swimming and a memorial service followed by a chicken barbecue. The evening featured local entertainment and an improvised box score for the Skunks versus Polecats game.
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Jack Hall
United States
Canada
William Palmer
America
John Boyce
Frank Gilette
H. W. Clutter
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Skunks
Polecats
Crackers Move Into First Division By One Point
Atlanta Crackers gain a first division slot in the Southern Association by a 5 to 3 win over Mobile after three runs in the first inning. Chapman homered for the Bear. Memphis Chicks, outhitting Memphis, win 10 to 6 in a two game series opener. Prothro of the Chicks ejected for protesting. New Orleans Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville off day.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Johnny Cobb
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Blen
Mobile
Chapman
Little Rock
Travelers
Memphis Chicks
Memphis
Prothroy
Chicks
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Fights Last Night AP Roundup Highlights Several Wins
Joe Sekura outpointed Bob Olin in New York. Harry Carlton defeated Harry Bluman in Jersey City. Lope Tenerio beat Joey Kaufman in Rensselaer. Louvis Kaplan outpointed Maurice Holtzer in West Springfield. Eddie Lord defeated Ray Miller in Flint. Clausine Vincent knocked out Baby Stribling in Tulsa. Cecil Payne outpointed Jackie Dugan in Louisville.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Sekura
Dayton
Ohio
Bob Olin
Jersey City
Harry Carlton
Harry Bluman
Philadelphia
Rensselaer
N. Y
Lope Tenerio
Philippines
Joey Kaufman
West Springfield
Mass
Louvis
Iid
Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Maurice Holtzer
Golfers on miniature courses may jeopardize amateur status
Everett H. Seaver, president of the California Golf Association, says playing for money on Tom Thumb miniature courses risks amateur standing. He disputes course managers who call the game a new hybrid of billiards and golf and plans to confer with L. A. Works before action.
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Les
Everett H. Seaver
California Golf Association
Seaver
L.A. Works
Southern California Golf Association
Otto Von Porat Breaks Ankle Delaying Comeback
Otto Von Porat's planned heavyweight comeback is postponed after he breaks an ankle at his manager's Bayfield Wisconsin estate while recovering from facial injuries and reputational damage from his recent match with Young Stribling. He may be out of the ring for several weeks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Otto von Porat
Bayfield
Wis
Young Stribling
Diamond Dope National League Scores Report
National League results yesterday include Boston six to five over Pittsburgh and New York three to ten at Chicago. Philadelphia played Cincinnati on June eighth amid wet grounds affecting Brooklyn and St Louis games.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Wet Grounds
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Nee
Houston
Worth
Dallas
Fort San Antonio
Beaumont
Yesterday's Hero
Fred Marberry of Washington held the St. Louis Browns to four hits and won his own game 2 to 1. Marberry's bunt with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth produced the winning run.
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United Press
Fred Marberry
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Marberry
San Antonio Trades With N Y Giants
First baseman Jim Riley moves to Topeka Kansas of the Western League after San Antonio acquires Sam Leslie from the New York Giants and pitcher Ray Lucas in a deal for pitcher Jim Chaplin. The Indians are to receive an outfielder in the Chalin deal.
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San Antonio
Jim Riley
Topeka
Kansas
Sam Leslie
Hardhitting
New York Giants
Ray Lucas
Jim Chaplin
Indians
Chailin
Illinois Women Team to Dallas for National Meet
Entry of the Illinois Women's Athletic Club a national title holder and strong midwest squad adds interest to the National A A U track and field meet for women at Southern Methodist University stadium in Dallas.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Illinois Women’s Athletic Club
Midwest
Southern Methodistiversity Stadium
One Scarlet Fever Case in Amarillo City Limits
Health department chart shows one contagion case in Amarillo city limits. The patient, released July 7, contracted scarlet fever in Dallas.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Amarillo Social Roundup Notes Visits and Vacations
Local residents and visitors populate Amarillo scenes with travel, family gatherings, and brief outings. Highlights include Miss Alta Patterson and Miss Mamie Youngblood visiting Clarendon. Miss Roselle Waltz and Miss Phyllis Burke visiting from Boston. patrolman Virgil Oglesby starting a 15 day vacation. firemen's fourth annual entertainment attendance. General Motors Acceptance Corps staff vacationing in Denver. and multiple residents traveling to Fort Worth Dallas Plainview Tulsa and Red River for visits business or leisure.
Residents and visitors share travels and returns
Mr and Mrs Ivan Joslin and children Carl Joe Edith and Ellis return to Dallas after weeks with J C Joslin family in Bob Duncan Wichita Falls guest of J R Duncan and Mrs Duncan. Miss Louise Harris returns from Stratford to Harrison Street. Mrs Walter Guy heads home to Corpus Christi after a visit with Mrs Kreta and Mrs Gilkerson. Several students attend a Panhandle house party at Wilma Gilkerson. Virginia Grey joins L G Stogner's Denver vacation. W D Caldwell returns from Washington. W Keith Miller joins Amarillo Shelley Oil as geologist and plans Amarillo home.
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Martha Blankenship
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Audrey Boyd
Ivan Joslin
Carl
Joe
Edith
Ellis
Dallas
J. C. Joslin
West Eleventh Avenue
Louise Harris
Harrison Street
Stratford
Walter Guy
Corpus Christi
D. O. Kreta
West
Nineteenth Avenue
John Gilkerson
Josephine Woodlief
Johnnye Gilkerson
Bernice Arnold
Ferris Sears
Wilma Gilkerson
Panhandle
W. D. Caldwell
Washington
W. Keith Miller
Tulsa
Shelley Oil Company
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P Oe
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Boxwell
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Mamie Youngblood
Miss Youngblood
Clarendon
Mrs. R. A. Waltz
Roselle Waltz
Phyllis Burke
Miss Walts
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Miss Burke
Virgil Oglesby
Charles M. Davis
Charles Slemp
Slemp
Audrey Kelley
Maurine Lumpkin
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
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C. T. Herring
Miaini
Dorothy Dennis
Fort Worth
George Lants
South Julia Street
Miss Dennis
Dockery School of Expression
Roy Russell
Amapillo Apartments
Fort Worth Land
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Gray County
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Pampa
J. Blinderman
J. A. Arnold of
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Haydes Seydon
Polk Street
Plainview
Bill Floring
Los Angeles
Lucerne Apartments
Mr. Floring
Carl Aubrey
Neil Kertigen
J. .N. Edwards
M. B. Johnson
Red River
New Mexico
Bob Duncan
J. R. Duncan
Duncan
Eleventh Avenue
Charles Perkins
Channing
Robert McGee
Mrs. L. G. Stogner
Virginia Grey
Colorado
Wilson
Bill Adams
TriState Fair Grounds
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