Utterback and Wheatley Cup Singles Titles In Amarillo Tennis Club
Nathan Kautz waits in Klamath Falls for a police call as Amarillo Tennis Club crowns Utterback with five matches to win the men's singles and shares the doubles crown. Camilla Wheatley wins the women's singles. Redman/Hurlock win women's doubles. Smith beats Pearson for girls' singles. Jones prevails in boys' singles. Wheatley/Jones win mixed doubles. Wheatley and Jones capture boys' doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Tennis Club
Klamath Falls
Ore
Nathan Kautz
Carl K. Cook
James Utterback
Amarillo
Utterback
Jack Hays
H. A. Bozeman
Francis Smith
Smith
Brummett McClendon
Bozeman
B. S. McClendon
Gene Jordanand
W. A. Robertson, Jr
Tol Ware
Robertson
Ware
Clifford Morrison
B.S. McClendon
Camilla Wheatley
A R Warner
O B Redman
Annette Hurlock
Wanda Pearson
Pat Smith
Melza Chronister
Gwendolyn Martens
Pearson
Allen
O'Keefe
Patricia Smith
Thomas Jones
Billy Stout
Mrs. B. Redman
Gene Jordan
T. A. Reville, Jr
Camilla
Robert Wheatley
Hurlock and
Reville
Melza Chronisters
Leon Krupp
Herman ‘Bergman
O. D. Thompson
High-Scoring Night in Louie's Alleys League Play
Anchorman Ziegler led the Coasters with a 629 series behind 225 216 188. Ted Pearson posted a 614 for Ohio National Life, while Ernest Dowell opened Builders' Supply with 610. Teammate Arnold Gaddie added 603 and Hank Gittrich totaled 101 pins in three games for Walkington Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie's Alleys
Ziegler
Coasters
Ted Pearson
Ohio National Life
Ernest Dowell
Builders’ Supply
Arnold Gaddie
Hank Gittrich
Supply
Cowell
Sullivan
Roffer
Gadde
Neel
Amarillo
Stora Kimble
Fia
Carter
Cileason
IRS
Plind Sneer
Hudson
BSA
Iblind Mann
Brean
Martin
Polley
Avers
Sal McMinn
Mireau State Erbalee Aa
Patterson
McCullough
Lig Conroy
Tower
Bag
Ce Hankisen
Talkington Nate
Shane
Prien
Gittrieb
OL Weirick al
Ann Ohte
Blind
Barnabetter If
Peater
Pearson
Mason League
Manns Bread
Amarilla G
Ei Ei Builders
Talkington Service
Puuilders
TAL
Bachelor Girls
McClanahan's
Gonds
Powers Sport
SCS
Panhandle
Fay
Farr Food
Santa Fe
Harvester
Rwa
LE Peaks
National League Calls on Dodgers for All Star Strength
The National League names six Dodgers to the July 9 All Star squad in St Louis led by Bill McKechnie. Yankees lead the American League with seven players on the 25 man roster as voting reflects manager selections and team slump dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Pet Club
Fin Detroit
Sal Boston
Ad Son
Washington Peereees
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio So
Tulsa Sence Wees
Port Worth
Harry Ferguson
United Press
National League Today
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Prothro
Stengel
Bucky Walters
Reds
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Larry French
Cubs
Paul Derringer
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Whit Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Harry Danning
Ernie Lombardi
Recs
Babe Phelps
Frank McCormick
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Billy Herman
Billy Jurges
Harry Lavagetto
Arey Vaughan
Pirates
Merrill May
Pete Coscarat
Leo Durocher
Joe Medwick
Hank Leiber
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Max West
Bees
Terry Moore
McKechnie
Boc Prothro
Casey Stengel
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Mionte Pearson
Bob Feller
Indians
al Milnar
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Bill Dickey
Roundup from New York on Schmeling and baseball notes
A Roundup from New York notes Max Schmeling being held in a concentration camp for three weeks after returning from Spain. It mentions heirs of Joe Jacobs seeking a share of Tony Galento’s Baer fight gate, Ted Williams’ return and Red Sox lineup notes, and MLB managers free to set lineups with a three-inning pitching limit. Includes player lists for American and National Leagues with names like DiMaggio Foxx Williams Greenberg and runs through probable rosters and coaching assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Max Schmeling
Spain
America
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Baer
Rollie Hemsley
Indians
Frank Hayes
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Tred Rolfe
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Ken Fkeltner
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Luke Appling
White Sox
George McQuinn
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Charlie Keller
Jed Williams
Roger Cramer
Lou Finney
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Cronin
Tommy All
del Baker
Foxx
McCormick Gordon
Coscarart
Boudreau
Jurges Keltner
Lavagetto di Maggio
Medwick Williams
Leiber Greenberg
Terry Moore
Hemsley
Danning Feiler
Walters
Midland Cowboys Knock Off Amarillo in Three-Game Set
The Midland Cowboys win their second straight over the Amarillo Gold Sox 7 3 as Sammy Hale’s squad scores three in the third and two more in the eighth after an early homer by Al Duarte. Chester Hill yields four runs on five hits as the Cowboys pull away in the afternoon clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Cowboys
Amarillo Gold Sox
Midland
Cowboys
Sammy Hale
Sox
al Duarte
Bill Altenburg
Feiss
Emmett Altenburg
Skipper Hale
Duarte
Oilers
Amarillo
Eane
Hale
Moore
Cates
Ereer
Wee
Phillips
Engle
E. Altenburg
Naranjo
Scaling
Greer
SCS Ten Battles Magnolia In Jaycee League Standings Fight
A doubleheader tonight features Soil Conservation Service and Magnolia in a key battle for third place in the Jaycee League. Both teams sit at seven wins and three losses, chasing Phillips 66 and Dalby Motor Freight who lead with nine wins and two losses. Spectators pay 10 cents as Phillips 66 faces Amarillo National Bank in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Magnolia
SCS
Phillips 66
Dalby Motor Freight
Phillips
Amarillo National Bank
Srep
Jaycee League
Ww. L. Pet
Dalby Mtr
Soil Conservation Poberts-Olver
Texaco Sehellew
Amarillo Nat'l Bank
Negro Nines Vie Tonight in Charity Baseball at Malin Field
Quitaque's Black Lions meet Amarillo Black Sox at 8 30 pm at Malin Field for Patten High School band fundraiser. Previous loss to Black Sox left Black Lions seeking revenge after a 16 14 win by Black Sox over Pampa Oilers. Attendance open to white and Black fans with 40c men 25c women 15c children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitaque
Black Lions
Amarillo Black Sox
Malin Field
Black Sox
Detroit
Patten High School
Pampa
Black Oilers
Crawford
Thomas
Gratts
King
Satchel
Walker
Dizzy
Sluggers Edge Texline 7-5 In Tight Afternoon Tilt
East Side Sluggers of Amarillo rallied with two seventh inning runs to defeat Texline 7 to 5. Leslie Stitt and Waner led a late surge while Smokey Harris relieved Waner to shut down Texline. The win featured Stitt with three hits and Waner starting on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Stitt
East Side Sluggers
Amarillo
Texline
Jerome Waner
Eortstop
Stitt
Smokey Harris
Waner
Harris
Suggers
McReynolds
Longhorn
Beckner
White
Kemmins
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Sian
New Mexico
Midland Engle
Moore Hill
Ratliff
AIM
Pampa Noo
Lubbock Halibourg
Summers
Raish
Stine
Odessa My
Clovis
Ramspell
Muratore Fixico
Dan' Eer Taylor
Behmiat
Ain AM
Borger Angono
Lamesa
Potorar Eljiott
Ebanks Crue
Pride
Marillo
Lubbock Canes
Borger Potter A
Midland Cern
Odessa
Borger
Lamesa Lubbock
Cingis
Cag
Louie
Gue
I Lone
Munson
Warlock Weee
Ina
Eeisier
Rollers
Dirks
McCoy
Ansley Wane
Rude
Waldrop
McCool
Rhomas
Payillard
Soilers Henson
Lison Weenie
Doren
Willis
National Loop
BY Eddie Brietz
John Drohan
Boston Traveler
Ted Williams
Dom Dimaggio
Wonder Boy
Ted
Recreation Club
Billiards
Joe McCarthy
Don Budge
Oklahoma
Don McNeill
Jack Dempsey
Jamaica
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
J. P. Moore
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
E. M. Roberts Jr
H. H. Ball and
Roberts
Blackburn
United States
Grace
Fanny
Elizabeth
Emma
Lucy
Rebecca
Floyd V. Studer Life Insurance and Annuities
Amarillo Bidg
Bozeman Printing & Letter Service
Schulte
New Orleans
Roosevelt
George V. Riley
V.P
Gen
Prii
Louisiana
Roos Hotel
New
Eet
Texline Crew
Conoco
Thermoti
N. Fillmore
Fillmore
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