Dutch Mantell Beats Sheik Marallah In Gripping Wrestling Clash
In front of 4500 fans at the Tri State Fair Auto Building Dutch Mantell, 51, defeats Sheik Marallah after a grueling three fall bout. Mantell uses clever holds and rope escapes to counter Marallah’s headlocks, winning the final fall in 12 minutes after a 300 minute marathon across the mat. Pancho Vitella and Roy Welch appear in the undercards, with Vitella also involved in the late action.
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Mantell
Luxemburg
Sheik Marallah
Persia
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Sheik
Pancho Vitella
Marallah
Dutch
Vitella
Vietella
P Blacksmith
Pedigo
Roy Welch
Charley Miller
Kansas City
Cal
Notable Baseball Reactions and Historic Rome Persecution
Summary of baseball highlights: Jim Ievey and Wes Ferrell key for Browns White Sox and Indians respectively in multiple hits and RBIs. Arndt Jorgens drove in four for the Yankees against the Red Sox while Bill Terry and Chuck Klein homered for Giants and Phillies. Guy Bush, Bill Swift star on mound. Rome persecution of Christians noted as first blaze in 64 A.D.
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Associated Press
Jim Ievey
Browns
White Sox
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Tigers
Arndt Jorgens
Yankees
Red Sox
Bill Terry
Giants
Braves
Chuck’ Klein
Phillies
Dodgers
Pirates Stay Ahead of Cubs in NL Standings
Pirates extend fifth straight day atop the National League as Bill Swift earns three saves in relief and teammates rally to a 9 6 win over the Cardinals. Chicago stays in second after beating Cincinnati 7 0 while Philadelphia moves up to fourth by defeating Brooklyn 9 3. Yankees widen AL lead as Detroit falls. Wes Ferrell wins for the Indians 7 4 over Detroit. St Louis climbs above .500 with a 7 6 win over Chicago. Philadelphia and Washington idle.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Heydler
Bill Swift
Pirates
Kansas City
Heine Meine
Cardinals
Chicago
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Guy Bush
Brooklyn
Phillies
Dodgers
Cards
Chuck Klein
Tal Lee
Bill Terry
Lefty Brandt
Giants
Boston
Yankees
Detroiters
Danny MacFayden
Wes Ferrell
Detroit
Cleveland Ase
Tigers
Indians
Ferrell
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Vets Appreciate Aid From Amarillo On Bonus Army Trek
The Flying Squadron of the California bonus army, traveling in 10 motor cars led by Pat Murphy, resumed its eastward route on US 66 toward Oklahoma City. Murphy thanked Amarillo residents for donations and hoped to reach the capital by July 15 to press for the bonus.
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California Bonus Army
Washington
Amarillo
U. S. Highway 66
Oklahoma City
Pat Murphy
National Bonus Army
Murphy
Bobby Bowman Birthday Party Honors Seventh Year
A birthday party for Bobby Bowman marked his seventh birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bowman on Buchanan Street. Guests included Arlene Sparger and J. C. Crawford with cheering games and prizes for boys and girls. Others helping celebrate were Rex and Ray Daniels and numerous friends.
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Bobby Bowman
C. L. Bowman
Buchanan Street
Arlene
Sparger
Bobby
Rex
Ray Daniels
Bobby Dale Bradford
Melba Marie
Charlotte Clendowen
Earl Crist
Jack
Arlene Sparger
Jiggs Thompson
Betty Jo Roberts
Ruth Marie Snyder
J. C. Crawford
Inez Bowman
Helen Wills Moody Wins Fifth Wimbledon Title
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody defeated Helen Jacobs 6 3 6 1 to win the Wimbledon championship for the fifth time in Englands capital. Moody, a California star, first won in 1927 and then claimed three consecutive titles before this year.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Seabright
N. J
Paschall to Take Over Dent Theaters in Texas
W E Paschall of Dallas announces purchase of a half interest in the former Publix Dent Theaters of Texas. Publix paid 1 5 million for the Dent circuit two years ago. Paschall will operate independently of Publix all of the chain except the Dallas theater and those in El Paso and Albuquerque New Mexico. He will take over houses at Abilene Amarillo Brownsville Corsicana Denison Denton Harlingen McAllen Mercedes Paris Temple Tyler Wavto Weslaco and Wichita.
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Dallas
U.P
Publix- Dent Theaters
Texas
W. E. Paschall
Publix
Dent
Paschall
el Paso
Albuquerque
N. M
Abilene
Amarillo
Brownsville
Corsicana
Denison
Denton
Harlingen
McAllen
Mercedes
Paris
Temple
Tyler
Wavto
Weslaco
Wichita Falls
Paschall Buys Half Interest in Texas Publix Dent Theaters
W E Paschall of Dallas purchases a 50 percent stake in the former Publix Dent Theatres of Texas comprising the Paramount Mission and Rialto in Amarillo. The new organization will not alter current policy or management. Paschall, a Yale honors man and WWI theater director, has long been a key Dent Circuit figure in the region.
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Amarillo
Paramount
Mission and
Rialto
W. E. Paschall
Dallas
Publix- Dent Theaters
Texas
Paschall
Dent
Dent Theaters, Inc
Mr. Paschall
Yale
Paramount-Publix
Dent Holdings
Publix Theaters
The
Southwest
Hill Bible Class to Hear Vocalists Sunday at 9:35
Retaining the Mission Theater as their headquarters the T Newton Hill Bible class will meet Sunday morning at 9 35 O clock Vecal duets will be sung by Rev H A Shaw and W L Bronson Judge W E Gee and Dr Roy Snodgrass are teachers for the class Blood is said to pass through veins and arteries at the rate of 621 feet a minute
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Mission Theater
T. Newton Hill
Vecal
H. A. Shaw
W. L. Bronson
W. E. Gee
Roy ©. Snodgrass
Late entrants boost field to total of eight
The Globe News tournament field grows to eight with late entrants including Topeka Jayhawks as WDAG Jayhawks in Amarillo and Denver events. Teams listed include Burlington Wreckers Texaco Stars Pampa All-Stars Borger Alamo Phillips 66 Mobeetie-Wheeler Texaco with forfeit deadline at 2 pm and roster certification at 9 pm.
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Metro Park
Topeka Jayhawks
Amarillo
Denver
Kansans
Wdag-Jayhawks
Burlington Wreckers
Texaco Stars
Borger Alamo Phillips ‘66
Mobeetie-Wheeler
Texaco
Clovis Sunshiners
Oklahoma
Golf Exhibition Ends Series Sunday With Pros Clash
Jack Bush now a professional at Wolflin Park joins Frank Kimbrough Plainview in an 18 hole Sunday match at 1 30 p m against Paul Denson and Bill Laidley. The Amarlillos beat Bush and Kimbrough 1 up at home and lost 1 up at Plainview. The public is invited to watch as the series is decided.
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Jack Bush
Wolflin Park
Five Hitters Shine as Ruth Drives In Two Runs
Babe Ruth singled five times and drove in two runs while Bill Terry hit a homer and two singles in four at bats for three RBIs. Hack Wilson added three singles in four at bats, aiding the offense amid strong performances from Gehrig and Simmons in idleness for the day.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
Major League Baseball Seasonal Player Stats Summary
The data highlights top performers by league across batting and pitching categories for both National and American Leagues. Notable leaders include P Waner and Klein with high hit totals, Foxx and Klein dominating runs batted in, and Foxx pacing home runs in the American League, with several players also topping lists in doubles triples and stolen bases. Pitchers Betts Swetronic Gomez lead in wins and losses.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Reas
Wilson
Dodgers
Frisch
Cardinals
Betts
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Porter
Averill
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Chapman
Johnson
Red Sox
Gomez
Allen
French Eliminate U S Doubles Team at Wimbledon
Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon of France defeated Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, the U S Davis Cup doubles team, in a Wimbledon semi final. They won in straight sets 6 3 6 2 6 4 as the French played magnificent tennis and the Americans were erratic.
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Wimbledon
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
France
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
United States
Borotra
Brugnon
Shippers Take TL Lead Again In Texas League
Beaumont Exporters beat Houston 3 to 2 to regain undisputed lead in the Texas League. Luke Hamlin drove in Esterling for the decisive run in the ninth. George Murray pitched a five hit shutout as Dallas Steers routed Fort Worth 8 to 0 for his eleventh win. Longview Cannibals topped Tyler 5 to 2, while San Antonio Indians lost 3 to 1 to Galveston.
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George Murray
Dallas Steers
Fort Worth
Murray
Steers
Milt Steengrafe
Paul Gribble
Longview Cannibals
Tyler
San Antonio Indians
Galveston
Howard Fitzgerald
Hank Thormahlen
Buccaneers
Schofield
Indians
End Qualifying in Western Open Today
Canterbury Club Cleveland July 1 After a sharp opening round of the Western Golf Association championship a large field started the second 18 holes. Alfred Sargent of Toledo led by a stroke after two sub par rounds 35 34 69 with 89 golfers within 10 strokes. Ed Dudley Harry Cooper Al Zimmerman and Waldo Crowder followed with 70s close behind.
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Canterbury Club
Cleveland
Alfred Sargent
Toledo
Sargent
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Harry Cooper
Chicago
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Waldo Crowder
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Roosevelt U and Yated
Hoover
Norris
Roosevelt
Prohibition Party
Borah
Indianapolis
D. Leigh Colvin
Liz
Gillette
Helen Annexes
Hill Bible Class
Joan Bennett Lyon
John Halliday
Peisseer
Foemmat
Julia Dawn
WDAG
WLS
Mrs. Ludden
Rebecca
Sunnybrook
Marian Nixon
Ralph Bellamy
James Cagney
National League
U.S
T.L
Beaumont Exporters
Houston
Buffaloes
Luke Hamlin
Esterling
Catalina
Tetere
Heleses
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Tri-State Fair
Sine
Se Rae
Stone & Strain
Tom Holden
Stone & Btrain
Barnett & Hale
Herve
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