Maverick Club soaks up Dalhart in crew of giving back
Sixteen Maverick Club youths visited Dalhart for two days to aid local club formation. They toured, spoke with community leaders, used the De Soto Hotel meeting room, and enjoyed a pool visit. The group praised donors and reported a growing club library and push-up and other club records.
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Maverick Club
Dalhart
Thompson
Elmer D. Elliot
de Soto
Rotary Club
Hess
Pampa
Alexander
Claude
Combs
Galloway
Mr. Wright
Wright Furniture Store
Homer Daugherty
Jim Golding
The
Texas
Ben Golding
Rex Theater
Gem Lake Swimming Pool
Fast runner Archie San Romani Rebounds to Olympic Hope
From a near amputation after a truck crash in Frontenac to a summer show at Princeton’s Palmer Stadium Archie's 1500 meter run impressed 15 000 spectators and he aims for the Olympic team. He credits a Marine doctor for saving his leg and notes a remarkably low resting pulse around 44 to 62. He is a junior at Emporia State Teacher's College and plans a music teaching career after graduation in 1937.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Archie San Romani
Kansas Town
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Glen Cunningham
Archie
Conley
Frontenac
Cunningham
Glenn
Enzice
Bonthron
The
Academy of Medicine
Iago Galston
Dr. Galston
Emporia State Teacher's College
Yes
Sooner Teams Lose to Texas in Texas League Action
The Associated Press summary details Dallas beating Oklahoma City 8-7 in 11 innings to move five games ahead, Fort Worth routing Tulsa 15-7, and Houston defeating Beaumont 5-2 while Abe Miller pitched a shutout in the Missions 5-0 win over the Shippers.
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Associated Press
North Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Connatser
Red Harvey
Tulsa
Cats
Cowtown
Mike Cvengros
Galveston
Houston
Beaumont
San Antonio
Abe Miller
Missions
Shippers
U S Track Aims To Break Eight Olympic Records At Trials
U S athletes enter Ran dall s Island N Y weekend targets include pole vault broad jump discus high jump shot put 110 meter hurdles 400 meter hurdles and 3000 meter steeplechase. Notable marks by George Varoff Ken Carpenter Jack Torrance and others signal strong chance of new Olympic records in Berlin prep meets.
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U. S
George Varoff
San Francisco
Connie Johnson
Compton Junior College
Walter Marty
Olympic Club
Dave Albritton
Mel Walker
Ohio State
del Thurber
Ed Burke
Marquette
Ken Carpenter
John Anderson
New York A. C
Anderson
Gordon Dunn
Paul Balleck
Ohio University
Phil Levy
Stanford
Jack Torrance
Louisiana
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities Include Several Decisions and KOs
In New York Vince Pimpinella outpointed Johnny Horstman while Harry Balsamo stopped Tex Irwin in Newark Lou Ambers outpointed Joey Greb in Newark Al McCoy beat Tommy Loughran in Montreal Howard Scott defeated Bat Battalino in Hartford.
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United
New York
Vince Pimpinella
Johnny Horstman
Harry Balsamo
Kayoed
Tex Irwin
Texas
Vince Masica
al Garcia
Houston
Newark
N. J
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Joey Greb
Montreal
al McCoy
Boston
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Texas Leads Hole-in-One Club with 75 Aces
The Associated Press counts 760 members with Texas leading at 75 new aces for the season. Indiana has 65 and every state except Idaho and Nevada has produced at least one ace since January 1. New members include Windy Watkins of Lubbock at 3rd hole 184 yards and C Graham Stinson of Lubbock at 12th hole 139 yards.
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New York
Associated Press
Idaho
Nevada
Texas
Indiana
Windy Watkins
Lubbock
Tex
Lubbock C. C
C. Graham Stinson
Meadowbrook
Boston World Series Dream Game Draws Big Names
Roundup from Boston as major league stars gather for the annual game. Managers Charlie Grimm and Joe McCarthy lead the squads while Ed Barrow and Tom Yawkey attend, with Cronin and Foxx present but quiet as Yawkey handles questions.
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George Kirsey
United Press
Boston
Boston Bees
Dean
National League
Dizzy Dean
Lefty Grove
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
National League Board of Strategy
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Curtis Davis
Hubbell
Davis
Gehrig
Dimaggio
Earl Averill
Goslin
Potomac
Chuck
Joe McCarthy
Beantown
Ed Barrow
Yanks
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
New York
Yawkey
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Mr. Yawkey
Record breakers and a century-old booster note
The text cites Daniel equal to 142 in the 110 meter high hurdles matching the world standard, Glenn Hardin nearing the 400 meter hurdles Olympic mark, Hal Manning below the 3 000 meter steeplechase Olympic time, and Ralph Metcalfe equalling Eddie Tolan’s 21.2 in the 200 meters. It also mentions a 1741 word description of Horsham, England by William Albery.
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George Saling
Glenn Hardin
Hal Manning
Wichita
Kans
Ralph Metcalfe
Milwaukee
Eddie Tolan
Horsham
England
William Albery
Ten Nations Vie in Paris Bicycle Race
Paris July 7. Ninety seasoned bicyclists representing ten nations compete in the Paris bicycle race event. Strong international field includes riders from France Italy Germany and Belgium as they race city streets for top honors and prize money.
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Paris
Englishman Aims For Three World Speed Records
Capt. George E. T. Eyston drives at Bonneville Salt Flats to challenge his 24-hour and 12-hour marks and threaten John Cobb’s six hour record. Yesterday he surpassed two of his own records with speeds around 162.5 mph in the hour run, as AAA timers confirmed. A. C. Pillsbury notes the staff clocking.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
U.P
George E. T. Eyston
John Cobb
Eyerton
A. C. Pillsbury
International congress delegates meet in Prague
Seven United States delegates attended the international congress on commercial education in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The boxing results include Eddie Malone pinning Lou Farino and Sid Westrich decisioning Pete Peterson, while Dave Levin defeated Chief Little Wolf and Jim Wright bested Dean Detton. A driver set a 200 kilometer per hour mark at 162.42 mph.
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United Press
New York
Eddie Malone
Ireland
Lou Farino
Italy
Sid Westrich
Pete Peterson
Sweden
Chicago
Dave Levin
Brooklyn
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
Okla
Jim Wright
Texas
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Prague
Czechoslovakia
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Lee Roy
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Battalino
Summer League Mutual Benefit Health
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Tucker Eeeneee
Marsh Tener
Adkisson-Baker Neely
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Farwell Wanes
Irwin Teen
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W. L. Pet
Panhandle Lumber Co
Ross Shoe Shop
Coca Cola
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Bay Benge
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