Frank Snyder Replaces Jake Atz as Fort Worth Cats Manager
Frank Snyder takes over as manager of the Fort Worth Cats effective today, replacing Jake Atz after a mutual agreement. Snyder, arriving from Dallas after a conference with Ted Robinson, vows to uphold the team’s spirited city backing and aims for a pennant this season while honoring Atz’s celebrated tenure.
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THE
Amarillo
GLOBE
Frank Snyder
Jake Atz
Fort Fort Worth
Fort Worth
Ial
Ted Robinson
Snyder
Cats
Dallas
Panther
Cat
Atzx
Jake Asaer
Jason
Ted
Robinson
Houston
Nere
Star-Telegram
Search law repeal pleases Austin leaders in July day
In Austin on July 2, leaders praised repeal of the original search and seizure act. Senator A Wirtz of Seguin authored the prior law, while Governor Moody noted the statute had been used to hinder enforcement. Senators and representatives welcomed the change as aiding law enforcement against illegal searches. The Senate passed the repeal unanimously.
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Austin
A. Wirtz
Seguin
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
B. J. Forbes
Weatherd
Moody
Senate
Local Notes and Birth Announcements in Amarillo Area
Miss Jewel Carrier accepts position with Harman Motor. R. M. Gardner and J. Latta announce births, Samuel Meln and a baby girl, both June 30. Aleen Cook and Elizabeth Bolton enroll in Amarillo Business College. Mrs. Hale, Zion, Moody, Nugent family health updates. Betty Garrison visiting relatives in Wichita. Wiseman on business in Borger. Mother's child recovering at St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Sy. C. Homer Wiseman
Borger
R. M. Gardner
West Fifteenth Street
Samuel
Jewel Carrier
Harman
J. D. Latta
St. Anthony's Hspital
Aleen Cook
Marillo Business College
Bufford Hale
Elizabeth Bolton
White Fer
Amarillo
Naughty students plead not guilty to disorderly conduct
NAUGHTY NAUGHTY CHAMPAIGN Illinois E I Serlin and W Zeiger transfer students at University of Illinois plead not guilty to disorderly conduct charges for exposing their bodies to public view. Police described them undressing at night without blinds. In unrelated note, a battleship section mentions 38500 distinct omorities and anchors weighing tons down to small crews.
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Champaign
Ill
E. I. Serlin
W. Zeiger
Uiversity of
Ilinois
Split Season Debate Rages as Texas League Owners Meet
United Press reports from Dallas that Texas League owners plan a morning meeting to decide whether to restart the season on July Fourth with a split season. Northern division support favors the move amid expected criticism from some cities and potential playoff timing issues.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Negro Enrolled At West Point
Alonzo Souleigh Parham, 20 year old Chicago negro, sworn in at West Point joining 398 plebes. First negro at the academy since 1918, Parham placed in an individual room. Twenty two negroes have entered, three graduated. Parham appointed by Congressman Oscar De Priest.
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United Press
West Point
N. Y
Alonso Souleigh Parham
Chicago
Military Academy
Parham
Oscar de Priest
Illinois
Dust carries disease germs as airborne passengers
Dust particles serve as carriers for disease germs, enabling airborne transmission.
Two Red Stars In Baseball Highlight Luque And Lucas
This cartoon essay notes Cuban Adolf Luque and Charles Fred Lucas known as Red form a rare pitching duo on the Cincinnati Reds. It recalls Luque’s 1919 World Series effort and his 1923 peak, questions his status at age 38 next August, and describes Red Lucas as a versatile infielder and outfielder now in his fourth season with Cincinnati.
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Luque
Lucas
Ruth
Ruether
Dutch
Yankees
Babe
Adolf Luque
Lindbergh
Jakie May
Pete Donohue
Cincinnati Reds
Cuban
Stright
Reds
Buck Harris
Charles Fred Lucas
Red
The
Rhinelanders
Cincinnati
Tennessee
Texas League Home Run Leaders and Batting Averages
Texas League leaders list home run leaders by team including Bischoff Davis Kelly Turgeon Fitzgerald Hermann Tobin Whelan Harris Mellano Vigare and Saguinet Blackerby Bennett Easterling Cox with batting leader Langford and Blackerby showing top averages. The readable text shows team affiliations and partial stats amid garbled OCR.
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United Press
Bischoff
Dallas
Davis
Kelly
Beaumont
Turgeon
Wichita Falls
Fitzgerald
Hermann
Tobin
Shreveport
Whelan
Harris
Waco
Mellano
Vigare
Saguinet
Blackerby
Bennett
Easterling
Beaumont - Vigare
Cox
Fort Worth
Team
Langford
Landis to Probe Giard San Antonio Assignment
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis will investigate the case of pitcher Joe Giard who was ordered to report to San Antonio by the Washington American League club. Giard instead reported to the Atlanta Club of the Southern Association and trained with St. Paul at Mineral Wells earlier this spring.
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United Press
San Antonio
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball
Joe Giard
Washington American League
Joe
Atlanta Club
Southern Association
Giard
St. Paul
American Association
Mineral Wells
Starr Shreveport Stars In Batting And Pitching Totals
Starr of Shreveport led with a .374 average while Bennett of Wichita Falls hit .506 with 114 hits and .373 on base. Lapan of Wichita Falls posted .178 with 64 runs and .360. Other leaders include Whelan for runs in Shreveport with 80, R. Moore for hits in Dallas with 122, L. Cox of Fort Worth with 29 doubles, E. Moore of Fort Worth with 15 triples, Stewart of Shreveport with 19 steals. Barnabe of Dallas went 12 3 in pitching.
Harman Auto Team Joins City League Schedule
Harman Motors baseball nine fills the vacancy left by the Orioles withdrawal in the City league and will play out the remainder of the schedule. The first game will be next Monday against the Prairie, a previously scheduled Fourth of July contest. Tonight the Prairie meets Denver in a likely lively struggle as both aim to break into the win column.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
Dallas
Shreveport
Steers
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Houston
Waco
Katy Park
Harman Motors Baseball Nine
Orioles
Birds
Motors Bunch
The
Prairie
Denver
Boxing Night Highlights From Across The Nation
Tony Herrera of Chicago knocked out Ray Rydell of Chicago in Flint Michigan. Johnny Casper of Lansing outpointed Ray Kawler of New York in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Flint
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Ray Rydell
Fall River
Mass
Johnny Casper
Lansing
Mich
Ray Kawler
New York
Home Run Leaders and Totals Across Leagues
The record list names Ott of the Giants with 22, Gehrig of the Yankees 21, Wilson of the Cubs 19, Klein of the Phillies 19, Hafey of the Cardinals 18, Simmons of the Athletics 18, Ruth of the Yankees 16, O Doul of the Phillies 16, Jackson of the Giants 16. Yesterday's homers include Stephenson and Blair of the Cubs with two and one respectively, Paschal of the Yankees with one. National League total 392, American League 275, combined 667.
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Ott
Giants
Gehrig
Yankees
Wilson
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Hafey
Cards
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yanks
O'Doul
Jackson
Stephenson
Blair
Paschal
Moody May Veto Education Bill in Texas
A Texas House bill to form a nine member state board of education faced a potential veto by Governor Moody. Senator Margie Neal led a failed amendment to bar candidates who accepted campaign funds from a book company, failing to reach a two thirds majority. Separate note: England's battleships receive windshield wipers on their captains' bridges.
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Associated Press
Austin
House
State Board of Education
Margie Neal
Carthage
Senate
Miss Neal
National A A U Track and Field Meet Opens in Denver
America's great athletes gathered in Denver for the National A A U track and field championships opening tomorrow. Officials expect record attempts over a three day run. The mile high altitude will test competitors though stars trained here say the thinner air may not hinder performances.
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United Press
Denver
Hily
America
Tyler to Hold Fourth Tournament on July Fourth
Tyler Texas will host an 18 hole Medal Play Golf tournament on July 4. Prizes go to winners and runners-up in four flights with no qualifying round.
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Tyler
Texas
BILL EDWARDS WINS MATCH FROM MYERS
In Dallas on July 2 Billy Edwards a light heavyweight wrestler from Kansas City defeated Bob Myers of Sidney Australia two falls to one in the main match. Clete Kaufmann beat Les Wolf of Sherman Texas and Vic Muhl and Cyclone Fox fought to a 30 minute draw with both bouts in the light heavyweight division.
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Dallas
Texas
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Bob Myers
Sidney
Australia
Clete Kaufmann
Cleveland
Les Wolf
Sherman
Vic Muhl
Houston
Cyclone Fox
Nine-Year-Old Boy Kills Grandmother in Accident
In Tulsa on July 2 a nine-year-old boy who feared a spanking hid his confession for three days before admitting the shooting death of his grandmother, Mrs Mary Gillard, saying he aimed a large gun from the basement window and it discharged while she hung clothes. Police ruled the death accidental.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Gillard
Ship names reflect celestial ties in 19th century trade
Sailors favor star names for vessels with Jupiter appearing on twenty eight ships over 100 tons. Other favorites include Venus Sirius and Jupiter. A bark registered in Ceylon holds the unusually long name Venayagasonpakialetche my.
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London
Ceylon
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Zatzmann
Texas League
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