Pennant Hope Revived Cards Lead Slimmer
Baseball round up. Giants win 7 6 over Brooklyn in 11th as St. Louis Cubs surge, Reds beat Pirates 9 7, Phils sweep Braves 6 5 in 10 and 15 9.Senators push Yankees to 11 innings before 7 6 victory. Bush wins for Athletics 4 3. White Sox beat Browns 8 7. Sewell and Gumma spark Cleveland 6 5 over Detroit.
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Herbert Barker
Associated Press
John McGraw
Andy Cohen
Andy
Hornsby
John
Larry Benton
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
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Cohen
McGraw
Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Dodgers
al Tyson
Rube Bressler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burleigh Grimes
Phils
Boston
Braves
Yankees
Senators
Paschal
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Hadley
Pennock
Joe” Bush
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Joe Sewell
Gumma
Cleveland
Detroit
Willis Hudlin
George Grant
Johnny Farrell Returns Home As U S Open Champion
Johnny Farrell arrived in New York after winning the United States Open in a 36 hole playoff with Bobby Jones. Acting Mayor Joseph V. McKee greeted him at City Hall as Farrell and Gene Sarazen, runner-up in the British championship, received a warm welcome and invitations to dinners. Farrell credited his trusty niblick for the pivotal shot that sealed the victory.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Farrell
United States
Westchester
Gene Sarazen
Joseph V. McKee
Bobby Jones
Maskie Niblie
Wayne Munn Loses to Jack Taylor in Winnipeg Bout
Wayne Big Munn former world heavyweight champion relinquished in defeat to Winnipeg grappler Jack Taylor after an arm injury in a double wristlock gave Taylor the second fall of the evening.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Wayne
Big” Munn
Jack Taylor
Wimbledon Keeps Historic Tennis Center In Spotlight
Feg Murray notes Wimbledon as the sport’s cradle with top amateurs and unknown stars set to challenge. America fields Davis Cup hopefuls led by Big Bill Tilden and Little Helen Wills as Cochet, Borotra, and others pursue crowns in a tournament rich with legacy and legends.
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Wimbledon
America
Bill” Tilden
Helen” Wills
Vic
Houston Buffs Share Lead With Spudders in Texas League
Houston drops to second place after a 34 to 1 loss to Beaumont while Wichita Falls tops Dallas to claim joint first. Spudders win 7 to 6 with Lapan homering in the ninth as Kiefer stifles Dallas late. Waco downed San Antonio 7 to 6 in a 9th inning finish. Fort Worth Panthers beat Shreveport 3 to 0 behind Wachtel's 12th win and strong defense.
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Houston Buffs
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Houston
Beaumont
Spudders
Lapan
Kiefer
Steers
Whitworth
Buffs
Gene Walker
Waco
San Antonio
Blackerby
Repaymont
Shreveport
Wichita Falle
Fort Worth
Wichita Pally
Fort Worth & Bowumont
Fourth of July Bout Postponed at Ebbets Field
New York on July fourth, a holiday crowd dispersing to mountains and seashore, prompts the New York State Athletic Commission to postpone the junior lightweight title bout between Ted Morgan of Seattle and Cannon Bull Eddie Martin. The match, a 15 round resumption from a prior Madison Square Garden encounter, is moved to Thursday night at Ebbets Field.
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Humbert J. Fugazy
Metrologic
Mountains
Seashore
New York State Athletic Commission
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Cannon
Eddie Martin
Ebbets Field
Madison Square Garden
Fast Semi-Pro Team From South Plains Will Fight Metros
The Amarillo Metros host Lorenzo semi-pros at Metro Park in the 3 p.m. matinee. Lorenzo upset Floydada 15 to 1 Sunday, with Floydada originally slated to play today. Manager George Wetbrook touts his best Metro diamond squad in years as they prepare for August’s Amarillo tournament. Fans should follow Fast Tenth Street to the new Tenth Street Maghadist Church and turn right to reach the venue.
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Metros
Amarillo Metros
Lorenzo
Metro Park
Floydada
George Wetbrook
Metro Diamond
Amarillo
Thirteenth and
Roberts
Tenth Street
Broncs and Aviators Open Second Half With Double Bill
WICHITA Kan July 4 The Broncs and the Aviators prepare to start the Western league's second half with a holiday double header. Both clubs altered their lineups and fans expect a strong contest as they vie for a top finish. Sled Allen has not named a starter and George Stueland, a former Aviator pitcher, may take the mound.
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Wichita
Kan
Broncs
Aviators
Sled Allen
George Stueland
Stribling Sets World Knockout Record in Atlanta Fight
William L. Stribling of Macon Georgia scored his 101st knockout Monday night to break the all time record, sending Wild Bill Row of Jacksonville in the second round. The prior mark of 100 was held by George Chaney, a former feather and lightweight contender.
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Associated Pran
Atlanta
William L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Macon
Bill” Row
Jacksonville
Fla
George
Kaye) Chaney
Texas Regents to Name UT Athletic Director
The University of Texas regents will meet in July to decide whether L Theo Bellmont, currently on probation as athletic director and dean of physical education, will be retained. President Benedict has conducted an inquiry into Bellmont's administration and will report at the board meeting after testimony from athletic staff and faculty.
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Associated Proes
Austin
Tex
L. Theo, Beilmont
University of Texas
Board of Regents
H. Y. Benedict
Bellmont
Mr. Bellmont
Planes Sent From Manila To Fight Locusts In Cagayan Valley
Two aircraft were dispatched from Manila to target locust swarms causing damage in the Cagayan valley region, aiming to reduce agricultural losses.
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Manila
P. 1
Cagayan Valley
Parachute Jump Fatality Darkens Minnesota Fourth
A 20 year old Minneapolis parachute jumper Frances E. Clark died after her chute did not work following a leap from a plane in Alexandria Minnesota. The incident occurred on the Fourth of July and her death is reported as fatally injured with the parachute failure as the cause. A separate note mentions a Christmas card mailed in Sedburgh England on December 24 1901 delivered to Mrs J Askew nearby.
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Alexandria
Minn
Mixes Frances E. Clark
Minneapolis
Sedburgh
England
Negroes to Stage Snappy Holiday Game at Texan Park
The Pampa Black Giants with Cannonball Jackson on the mound will face the Wellington Negro club at 3 p.m. today and again tomorrow. Jackson, a famed former North Negro leagues star, is viewed by some managers as a major league possibility if not for his race.
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Hide Wwatters
Pampa Black Giants
Jackson
Minneapolis
Welington
Wellington
Lew Tendler Injured On Trip Near Salisbury
Philadelphia boxer Lew Tendler and his family were traveling to Deal Island Maryland when he injured his left arm near Salisbury Maryland. His mother-in-law Mrs Harry Lasker was reported in serious condition. Tendler had retired from boxing earlier that month after a fight with Nate Goldman. Milk from soybeans touted as a cheese making substitute.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Lew Tenler
Salisbury
Maryland
Deal Island
Harry Lasker
Tendler
Nate Goldman
Golfers Flock to All Links Despite High Winds
Indian Hills Invitation entry drive nears 100 entrants with about 90 already registered. Six flights configured for varied abilities. match play begins Saturday and continues weekends to the finale. Prizes include engraved silver loving cups for first prizes and golf equipment for others, valued at over R200. Crowds gather at Hillcrest, Country Club, and Twin Hills.
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Wolf
Hillcrest
Helen Wills Reaches Wimbledon Net Final
Helen Wills, defending champion, swept into the Wimbledon women’s singles final by defeating Elizabeth Ryan 6 1 6 1. She will face Elia De Alvarez after the Spaniard ousted Daphne Akharat 4 0. In doubles, George Lott and John Hennessey defeated Moon and Cummings 6 1 6 1 69.
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Associated Press
Helen Wills
Elizabeth Ryan
Senorita Elia de Alvarez
Daphne Akharat
George Lott
John Hennessey
Moon An Cummings
Australia
Bea
Conger Aims to Outpace Hahn in Friday Olympic Trials
Cambridge Massachusetts July 4 Ray Conger the leading middle distance runner who has beaten Lloyd Hahn in two years plans to challenge Hahn in the 800 meters at Harvard Stadium Friday. Conger and teammate Ray Watson a national half mile champion arrived today and say they will run the 800 not the 100.
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Associated Prove
Cambridge
Maws
Ray Conger
Lloyd Kahn
Nebraska Flyer
Harvard Stadium
Conger
Ray Watson
Baseball and league doubleheaders across regions reported
Scores and schedules from ASL Eastern and National Leagues with doubleheaders listed for Amarillo Wichita Tulsa Oklahoma City Omaha Des Moines Pueblo Denver and more. Results include New York 7 Washington 6 in 11 innings Boston 1 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 4 Detroit 6 St Louis 7 Chicago 9 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 7 New York 11 innings Philadelphia 15 Boston 6 Chicago 14 St Louis and other regional showings.
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Amarillo
Wichita
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Des Moines
Pueblo
Denver
St. Louie
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
CAL
St. Leute
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Vane
Southern Association Scores and Traveling Matches
The report lists results from the Southern Association with New Orleans beating Atlanta 4 to 2 and Mobile defeating Birmingham 12 to 1, Chattanooga 1 leaving Nashville and Memphis 10, plus Little Rock and Pacific Coast teams with Seattle 2 and Sacramento Los Angeles 8 to 5. Postponed games include Oakland 1 and San Francisco 2 while teams travel.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Pacific Conat Hollywood
Portland
Missions
Seattle
Angeles
Oakland
San Francino
Farther North Telephone Reaches New York Beginning Friday
Oslo will be in touch with New York starting Friday with toll rates listed at 62.50 per call.
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Oslo
New York
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