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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1943
Page
14
Tom Falkenburg, former national junior champion at Love Field's Fifth Ferrying Group, won the Dallas Open Tennis Championship by defeating Bernard Clinton 7-5 10-8 yesterday in Dallas.
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in both games at Ebbets Field to complete the series sweep and stretch their lead to four games atop the National League. Pollet and Lanier pitched well for the Cardinals as they posted a 2-0 and 7-2 victory, while other leagues saw mixed results with notable performances from Mel Ott and Buster Adams among others.
Fullerton highlights a 1912 Independence Day no hitter by George Mullin and a birthday milestone, then notes quirky items from baseball and military camp life. The column touches on club limits, a bike record, a high school North South game, and Birdie Tebbetts’ Army Flying School view of discipline for players.
Standings show Cincinnati 5 6 and New York 6 2 with St Louis 2 7 and Brooklyn 0 2. Pittsburgh 1 0 and Boston 3 13. Chicago 1 5 and Philadelphia 2 2. Today's schedule lists multiple double headers with St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn among others.
Edward Patrick Madigan, returning to the Midwest, starts as coach of the Hawkeyes at the University of Iowa. He meets Athletic Director E G Schroeder to discuss team prospects, summer practice, and coaching staff on his second day on campus. He hails from Ottawa Illinois and spent 19 years at St Marys College in California.
J. R. Brown the favorite and medalist met Paul Smith in the first city championship semi final at Ross Rogers Municipal Course. Hugh King played Ernest Dowell in the other semi final with the final scheduled at 2 30 this afternoon for the title.
The Liberty Bell, photographed above, rang out the Declaration of Independence and was cast by Pass & Stow in Philadelphia. Hung in the State House belfry in 1753, it weighs 2080 pounds and bears the inscription Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof from Leviticus 25 10.
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