Amarillo Golfers Shine in Clarendon Meet
Eight Amarillo golfers qualified for the Hil Country Club invitation tournament opening in Clarendon with 98 entrants from Quanah Childress Shamrock Wellington McLean Pampa Canyon Hedley. Hatch led Amarillo with a course record 66 eight under par and eight birdies in 32 holes advancing to the semifinals with Greenshaw Cook and Merchant.
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Hil
Cook
Ira Merchant
Clarendon
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G. W. Dodd
N. D. Bartlett
Buddy Ausburn
George Mager
B. T. Baker
Glen McDavid
Bill Satterwhite
Southern California dominates 56th Intercollegiate AAU meet
California hosts the 56th Intercollegiate AAU track and field meet. Southern California captures its fifth team title with a meet high of 62 3-4 points led by William Carr of Pennsylvania setting a 47 second record. Eastman of Stanford defends the half mile in 1 51.9. Mile and other finals feature strong showings from Harvard Cornell Fordham and Michigan with multiple head to head results in field and sprint events.
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Trojans
William Carr
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Ted Meredith
Eastman
Phil Edwards
New York University
Turner
Michigan
Pearce Hallowell
Harvard
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Bob Hall
Nelson Gray
Frank Wykoff
Southern California
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Equipose Favored In $20,000 Star and Stripes Handicap
Chicago July 4 Equipose world record holder for one mile is a prohibitive favorite to win Arlington Park’s Star and Stripes Handicap to be run today. The 2-5 favorite may shorten further with eleven horses listed, including Polydorus Yonkel as second choice at 8-1 and entrants Mate Dr Freeland Jamestown The Nut Tred Avon Canfli Plucky Day and Fast Track. A new soap has neither taste nor odor.
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Wr—C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park
Abe Bartelstein
Polydorus
Yonkel
Mate
Dr. Freeland
Jamestown
the Nut
Phillies Eye League Title After 17-Year Wait
The Phillies under Burt Shotton push to end a 17-year pennant drought as Holley and Ace Elliott pace a improving pitching staff. Whitney, Klein, Hurst, and Lee supply timely hitting in a 4-3 win over Brooklyn, tying for third and closing in on the Pirates and Cubs. In other action, Cincinnati tops St Louis 4-2 as Bavens, Hubbell and the Giants win 5-2, and Cleveland beats Detroit 7-4 while New York routs Boston 13-2.
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Associated Press
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Burt Shotton
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Klein
Hurst
Whitney
Lee
Rhem
Holley
Benge
Collins
Elliotts
Phils
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Ace Elliott
Dazzy Vance
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Giants
Braves
Carl Hubbell
Crabtree
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Philadelphia
Washington
Senators
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Averill
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Detroit
Clint Brown
New York
Chicago
White and Lamb Tie for Blind Bogey Victory
Dean White and E. D. Lamb tied for first in the Country Club blind bogey tourney yesterday with net 72. Roy Greenhill claimed second with net 80 and C. R. McAfee finished third at net 82. Club members will hold a flag tournament today.
Beaumont Remains 1.000 with Five-Run Galveston Win
Beaumount’s baseball club preserved a 1.000 record by crushing Galveston 13 to 1 for its fifth straight win in the Texas League. Easterling Greenberg and Fox homered. Dallas upset Longview 7 to 4 as Hal Wiltse faltered. Buffaloes shutout San Antonio 2 to 0 behind Kowalik. Tyler and Fort Worth rainouts left no play.
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Longview Cannibals
Hal Wiltse
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Houston
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Fabian Kowalik
Indians
Ralph Judd
Cox
Tyler
Fort Worth
Three Clubs for Sterling Planned
Three Sterling precinct clubs for governor will be organized tomorrow from Mrs. Floyd Cooper county chair. Precinct 11 meets at Rex Theater at 4 PM with Mrs. W. M. Hall chair. Precinct 12 joins later with Mrs. E. S. Benesch. Precinct 8 meets at Herring Hotel mezzanine at 4 PM with Mrs. P. J. Reppert chair. All women voters at San Jacinto and Wilson schools and stations invited.
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Rex Theater
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P. J. Reppert
Herring Hotel
Wilson School
June Climbs to Second in Rainfall for Month
The June rainfall reached 9.76 inches, just shy of a record for the 40 year period, with over half the days missing precipitation. The mean temperature was 72.6 degrees, near the normal 72.8.
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Monthly Bulletin
U. S. Weather Bureau
Levinson to National Public Links after Texas win
Mose Levinson a San Antonio butcher will play in the National Public Links at Louisville after shooting 72 holes in 308 to win the Texas Municipal Golf championship yesterday in Houston.
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Houston
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W.pi— Mose Levinson
San Antonio
Louisville
Driving rules vary by Austria region
An Austrian traffic rule article notes that drivers must keep to the right on one stretch of road while another section requires keeping left. The guidance explains regional differences in driving orientation within the country.
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Austria
Globe News Meet Draws Big Crowd at Metro Park
A record crowd is seen for the Globe News baseball tournament double header at Metro Park. Jess Barnes, ex Giants hurler, expected to start the second game against the Burlington Wreckers of Amarillo. Lefors Pampa 66 battles Borger Alamo 66 at 2 pm with Lefty Freshour likely on the mound for Pampa and Fay Haddock for Borger.
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Globe News
Metro Park
Jess Barnes
New York Giant
Burlington Wreckers
Amarillo
Lefors- Pampa
Borger Alamo
Love declines to pledge in Roosevelt vote amid party platform critique
Former Texas state senator Thomas B. Love, a dry faction voice, refuses to say if he backs Franklin D. Roosevelt. He praises the Democratic convention in many respects and credits William G. McAdoo with freeing the party from Tammany Hall. He condemns Roosevelt’s platform as a rotten one and wants to see the platform first.
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Thomas B. Love
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Hoover
William G. McAdoo
Democratic Party
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Visitors from wide area visit in canyons
Four hundred and fifty nine persons from 12 states registered at Palo Duro Park yesterday according to Ray V. Davis custodian. Persons from 36 Texas cities representing all regions of the state were included in the registration. George Hearst son of William Randolph Hearst was slightly injured last night in an automobile accident driving from a party given by Clark Gable film actor.
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Ray V. Davis
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Santa Barbara
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George Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
San Francisco
Clark Gable
These Grocers Let Bills Build a New Store
In Joliet on July 4, Anton and John Grohar plan a new store funded by customer bills. They offer jobs at 50 cents an hour against debts, inviting about fifty workers to build the store while the lease nears expiration.
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John
Baer Favored To Take The King In Reno Bout
King Levinsky of Chicago seeks revenge as he meets Max Baer of California in a 20 round heavyweight bout in Reno Nevada. Baer carries a six pound edge weighing 202 3 4 pounds while Levinsky weighs 196 3 4. Baer is six feet three inches tall and rated higher. The two fighters previously met in New York last year with Baer winning a 10 round decision. Stribling also scored a technical knockout in the tenth round over Ambrose Palmer in Sydney today.
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Ne.v
King Levinsky
Chicago
Max Baer
California
New York
Baer
Levinsky
Mat Ga Reaches High Interest Amid Welterweight Final
Fans buzz over a Thursday Armory bout between Black Smith Pedigo and Sheik Marallah. It caps Al Andersons third welterweight tournament to decide a challenger for Champion Jack Reynolds later this month. Pedigo and Marallah reached the final with strong showings and a recent comeback by Pedigo. Tickets are sold at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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al Anderson
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Reynolds
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Dutch Mantell
Mackey
Sheik
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Notable hits and scoring—yesterday’s baseball highlights
Ralph Kress led White Sox with three singles in a tackle of Browns pitching. Bill Cissell and Earl Averill homered for Indians to defeat the Tigers. George Pipgras kept Red Sox to five hits for the Yankees. Dave Harris racked a home run triple and single for the Senators. Pinkie Whitney drove in all Phillies runs with a homer and two singles against the Dodgers. Paul Waner’s fourth inning single produced the deciding run for the Pirates over the Cubs. Crabtree Hendrick and Lombardi hit seventh inning triples to edge the Reds over the Cardinals. Carl Hubbell held the Braves to seven hits for the Giants.
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Associated Press
Ralph Kress
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Browns
Bill Cissell
Earl Averill
Indians
Tigers
George Pipgras
Yankees
Red Sox
Dave Harris
Senators
Pinkie Whitney
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Dodgers
Paul Waner
Pirates
Cubs
Crabtree
Hendrick
Lombardi
Reds
Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Braves
Former Ohklaggie Crowned National 158-Pound Champion
Jack Van Bebber, former Oklahoma A and M wrestler now with Los Angeles A C, defended his 158-pound title by winning eight matches all by falls at the national amateur wrestling championships. New York claimed 118 123 174 191 pound titles through Conti Sapora Shutt and Putrin. Hammack and Bishop earned heavyweight and 145-pound crowns. The six top men in each class except 118-pound qualified for Olympic trials in Columbus.
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New York
Jack van Bebber
Oklahoma A
Los Angeles
Purdell bill would shield grand jury reports from publication
Dallas July 4 U P Senator George Pudl announced plans to push a bill in the next Legislature to make grand jury reports privileged documents. The special grand jury adjourned without indictments and lawyers warned that later reports would not be privileged for newspapers. Judge C A Pippen said the regular grand jury would be convened Monday to continue the inquiry.
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George Pudl
C. A. Pippen
Reynolds Wins Largest North Carolina Primary Majority
Robert R. Reynolds, a Asheville attorney who backs prohibition repeal, won the Democratic nomination for U S Senator in North Carolina by about 100000 votes, defeating incumbent Senator Cameron Morrison two to one in Saturday's state primary.
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N. C
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
Roosevelt to speak at Texas State Fair in Dallas
Maury Hughes of Dallas said Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt agreed to address the Texas State Fair in Dallas next October if arrangements could be made.
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Dallas
ST. Louis
Maury Hughes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Antonio Golf Ace Wins Texas Flag Championship
Mose Levinson of San Antonio won the Texas Municipal Golf Association title in Houston and will represent Texas in the National Public Links in Louisville. His 12 hole scores totaled 83 70 76 79 for a 308. D Schumaker of Dallas and Nat Breedlove of Houston followed with 309 and 310. Al Smith of Houston shot 310.
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Texas
Mose Levinson
San Antonio
Texas Municipal Golf Association
Lousville
V. Levinson
D. Schumaker
Dallas
Nat Breedlove
Schumaker
Breedlove
al Smith
Large field sprint results with ties and playoff placements
The race finished with Jack Lee of Orange fourth place and Gray Little of Beaumont sixth after Chris pace times 313 and 314. Milz4 ton Demarest, Clarence Darling, Bill Spencer, and Gordon Young all posted 314s. In the playoff Demarest placed seventh, Darling eighth, Young ninth, and Spencer tenth.
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Orange
Gray Little
Beaumont
Milz4ton Demarest
Houston
Clarence Darling
Bill Spencer
Dallas
Gordon Young
Demarest
Darling
Young
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