Clanton Debuts as Broncs Rally for 13-4 Victory
Eucal Clanton, new first baseman from Wichita, homered and drew cheers in his Bronco debut. After trailing seven, the Broncs rallied on four straight hits in the second and pounded Bass for 15 hits in a 13-4 win, as Storti starred with a four hit day and Seeds sparked a late surge with a homer and a fan collection of 53 dollars.
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Slip Up From Behind to Cop 12 Inning Fray
Amarillo Broncs rally from seven runs down to beat Omaha Crickets 10 to 9 in 12 innings in the opener of a double header. They then took the second game 13 to 5 in seven innings. The Broncs meet Omaha again at 4 o clock today before a road trip to Wichita.
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Lincoln Fields Race Meet Opens With 2500 Horses
United Press reports Lincoln Fields race meeting opens with over 2,500 horses at the track on July 2. The $5,000 Crewe handicap six furlongs is the feature for opening day, with Misstep, Fiat Iron and Mino among early favorites.
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Rockne and Schissler Open Hastings School
Knute Rockne and Paul Schissier, renowned coaches, opened a two weeks teaching school in Hastings Nebraska today. About two hundred coaches were expected to attend the program conducted by United Press reports.
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Buffs Hold Top Spot With Doubleheader Wins
In Texas league action the Houston Buffs stay in undisputed first place after sweeping the Waco Cubs in a Sunday doubleheader 5 to 4 and 5 to 0. Jim Lindsey earned his sixteenth win, while Carleton starred in the second game as Waco managed only three hits.
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Major League Leaders Including games of July 1
The AP compiled leaders: National League Hornsby of the Braves leads batting at .304, Bottomley of the Cardinals tops runs with 64 and RBIs 65, Doumit of the Cardinals 109 hits, Bottomley 24 doubles, Bottomley and Walker of the Reds share 19 triples, Bottomley and Wilton lead with 16 homers, Fried has 18 steals. Benton of the Giants 13 wins. American League Goslin leads batting, Ruth leads runs, Manush 94 hits, Flagstead 24 doubles, Rice 11 triples, Ruth 16 homers, Lazzeri 11 steals, Pipgras of the Yankees 14 wins 2 losses.
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Denmark Champ Makes U. S. Debut in Chicago Tonight
Denmark featherweight champion Knud Larser will debut in America in an eight round bout with Jackie Dugan at Loulaville tonight. Chicago middleweight Shuffle Callahan meets Billy Shine in a six round bout on the same card.
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Rat bite death of Colonel Edgar Armstrong Hamilton
New York report says Colonel Edgar Armstrong Hamilton, famed for surviving the Great War front, died after a rat bite caused blood poisoning. He reportedly stroked a stray cat that leapt through a window into his home before the fatal infection.
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Bronc Lineup Revamp Near as Fiedler Leaves for Denver
With Marty Fiedler departing for Denver, Sled Allen reshapes Amarillo Bronc lineup. Oscar Eckhardt shines at bat and in the out field, Pat Reagan sought from Denver for third base, Cliff Pullins to handle third now, Gunther used as utility, Dec Payne back in left, Bob Seeds in center, a new first baseman aimed at boosting defense, Clanton arriving from Wichita and debuting yesterday.
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Two July Fourth Baseball Pair Slated At Metro Park
Two games are planned for July 4 at Metro Park. One will feature fast semi pro teams, and the other will pit two Negro teams against each other.
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Youngster Doro Poynon to Olympic team for Amsterdam
Pasadena dispatch reports 12 year old Doro Poynon, a swimming and diving prodigy, named to the Olympic squad and set to sail from New York July 11. The Metros prepare for their season opener hosting Floydata, with local organizers led by George Westbrook. Teams include players from Dallas and Negro squads from Wellington and Pampa with solid records.
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Over Seventy Entered in Indian Hills Invitation Golf Meet
More than seventy golfers have entered the annual Indian Hills Invitation Tournament with organizer Paul Denson adding another flight as entries warrant. Already an extra flight has been arranged to accommodate the field.
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Brown Retains Missouri Valley Singles Title Again
Wray D. Brown of St. Louis won the Missouri Valley singles tennis title for the sixth straight time by defeating Bruce Barnes 6-3 4-6 0-6 6-3. Marjorie Gladman of Santa Monica defeated Louise Zinke of Cincinnati 6-0 3-? for the women’s title, with qualifying ends Friday at 6 pm as match play starts Saturday. Trophies on display at Clements Young.
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Gene's Barber Is Coming Champ Himself
SPECULATOR NY July 2 Some of the most intensive training around Gene Tunney's Adirondacks camp is done by a man not attached to the champion's entourage Nelson Atanasoff a 21 year old Bulgarian town barber and promising amateur heavyweight gets his roadwork by daily trips to the camp to shave Tunney and members of his party. His boxing he gets free of charge. The batting barber is six feet two weighs 196 and has a string of eight knock outs to his credit. He plans to compete in the final Olympic tryouts at New York next week. Atanasoff desires to become a full fledged American citizen before the Olympic team sails for Europe.
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Bock Asks All At State Meet
A letter from C R Bock, chairman, invites West Virginians to the All States Reunion at Harding's Ranch on July Fourth. It notes attendance by many ex-residents, a headquarters spot, a guard against Texans, and plans for a band, short program, hedge storage, and contests like Dollar pitching, horseshoe, and fiddling.
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Fires devastate villages with hundreds of homes burned
Reports indicate Japan endures a wave of serious fires leaving about 150 houses ash in one village and 250 in another, highlighting a widespread housing disaster and urgent relief needs.
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