Pratt's Cubs Top League With 2 Wins
The Waco Cubs dominated the Texas league as the second half began, beating the Beaumont Exporters 2 0 yesterday in a two hour rout. Houston hammered San Antonio 8 2 while Dumovich pitched well for Waco in a 7 3 victory. Tom Estill worked overtime for the Gulf boys as Waco piled 16 hits.
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Associated Press
Waco Cubs
Beaumont
Shreveport Sports
Alvin Gardners Spudders
Cowtown
Pancho Snyder
Aizless Cats
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Texas
San Antonio Papooses
Reinhart
Santone
Dumovich
Waco
Cubs
Tom Estill
Gulf Boys
Hadkins and Belanger Fined For Stalling
The State Boxing Commission fined Ace Hadkins and Charlie Belanger after their ten round match in Francisco. Hadkins received a $13,000 penalty with $2,000 purse kept for training expenses. Belanger paid about $1,800 with $1,000 allowed for expenses. Both were accused of stalling.
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Associated Presasax
Francisco
State Boxing Commission
Ace Hadkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Charlie Belanger
Hadkins
Belanger
Marshall Man Dies Save Dog In Mower Incident
William Attebery Jr of Marshall Texas died after leaping into the path of a mower to rescue his dog. His leg was severed and he passed away in a hospital on Wednesday. A Texas A M graduate and World War II veteran, he left a wife and other relatives.
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United Press
Marshall
Texas
William Attebery, Jr
Attebery
Texas A. & M
Amarillo Hosts Busy Day of Golf Matches
The Indian Hills match play begins in the Invitation Golf tournament as the Amarillo Country Club championship progresses. Many clubs and enthusiasts gather at Hillcrest Club and River Drive course to celebrate with numerous matches and a festive golf day.
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Indian Hills
Amarillo
Amarillo Fairway
Hillcrest Club
River Drive
Reward Offered for Lost Duke Dog in Dalhart Texas
Mrs Jeannette M Taylor of Dalhart Texas offers a $25 reward for the return or information on her 15 pound toy Boston Terrier named Duke missing since June 25. Duke is nearly blind in one eye with a white facial stripe and was kept indoors. last seen near the North Sedan road 16 miles from Dalhart.
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Tack
Dalhart
Sedan
Duke
TACK LETTERS Congress at Washington
A discussion questions Mrs. Hoover's duties and rights as first lady, debating traditions from Jefferson onward. It weighs whether Hoover should follow established customs or exercise personal choice, and connects to charity, South American trade, and racial attitudes. It cites Luther Burbank's blending of traits and asks if humanity advances by dismissing prejudice.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Hoover
Calvin Cooldige
American Magazine
Jefferson
Land
White House
Hoover
South America
Tropics
Luther Burbank
Letter urging end to race prejudice and urging tolerance
A reader named James D. Ward writes that civilization requires taming animalistic impulses and that tolerance is a crowning American virtue. He questions race prejudice and urges leaders to consider the overall good of the United States before aligning with intolerance.
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United States
James D. Ward
Lonesome Widower Tales and Small Town Notes
Readers share odd letters from Spearman and Amarillo Texas. A widower seeks a wife while readers discuss manners and humor. A hotel guest recounts theft of a radiator cap and motometer, noting local quirks and courtesy in a challenged town.
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Pratt
By Gayle Talbot, JR
Sol
Cathart, Texas
Jeannette M. Taylor
Dalhart, Texas
Dalton Brothers
Coffeyville
Jack Dalton
Dalton
Hev
Grattin
Bob
Emmet
Daltons
Youngers
Jack Web
E.R
Spearman
Grass
Yours Truly
Slim
Sim
Jed
E. R. Ty
Tam
Lonely Widow
A. M
B.C. L
Taek
Fred Bonfila
Denver Post
Fred
Parker
Jac Dasy
Herring Hotel
Amarilla
Wien
Texan Ball Park
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