Pioneers Edge Sox 12-11 In Ten Inning Thriller
Clovis Pioneers rally to beat Amarillo Gold Sox 12-11 in 10 innings as Smith singles home Gorman for the decisive run. Parrish walked Gorman then hit Hunt, triggering the late rally in the first of a three game series.
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Cats Rally To Win Third Position In Texas League
The Fort Worth Cats beat Oklahoma City's Indians 6 to 5 after a five run fourth inning to reach the Texas League's third place, a position they shared with Dallas and Shreveport for two days. Dallas lost to Tulsa 4 to 2 while Shreveport fell 6 to 1 to Houston. San Antonio moved within four percentage points of the Buffs by routing Beaumont 5 to 2.
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Shoeless Joe Jackson Voted Best Hitter
A reminiscing group of old athletes names Shoeless Joe Jackson as the greatest natural hitter and Walter Johnson as the greatest natural pitcher. Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb join in praising Jackson, with Joe DiMaggio and Bob Feller mentioned as rising stars. The piece recalls Eddie Collins and Lou Gehrig, and comments on the era’s flying planes numbers.
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Joe Jackson
Walter Johnson
Babe Ruth
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Dallas Golf Trio to Enter Amarillo Invitational This Month
Three Dallas golfers Don Schumacher Texas amateur champion Renolds Smith and Harry Todd will compete in the Amarillo Country Club Invitational July 27 30 Officials say the event will be a permanent addition to the summer golf calendar With entrants from Houston Oklahoma and West Texas the tournament is shaping into a premier Southwest classic also featuring Bobby Regal Louie Douglas Walter Emory Johnny Dawson Manson Allen Jodie Bihl Grover Austin Johnny Austin John Barnum and others from across the region.
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Louie Douglas
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Oklahoma State
Johnny Dawson
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Vernon
Lubbock
Jodie Bihl
West Texas
Grover Austin
Pampa
Clovis
Johnny Austin
John Barnum
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Oklahoma City
Leslie Thayer
Michigan
Mid-Section Baseball Standings Shift After July Games
The article notes shifts among top six clubs in both leagues after the Fourth of July. Dodgers and Cubs tie for third in the NL, Cardinals drop to fourth, Pirates rise to fifth. In the AL, Indians fall to fifth while Tigers climb to third and White Sox to fourth. Reds beat Cardinals 7-4. Pirates defeat Dizzy Dean 7-2. Knott blanks Cleveland 8-1. Tigers beat Browns 9-5. Philadelphia tops Washington 9-3.
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Cincinnati Reds
Dizzy Dean
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Jack Knott
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Pastor Louis Bout Cinched for Detroit Title Fight
Bob Pastor will meet Joe Louis for the heavyweight title in Detroit on Sept. 21 after contracts are signed at the 20th Century Club. Promoter Mike Jacobs will sign on behalf of Pastor and Louis, who will not attend the signing. This is Michigan’s first heavyweight title fight since 1920. Pastor, ex NYU fullback, lasted 10 rounds with Louis at Madison Square Garden two years ago.
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Billy Miske
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Rideout Wins Mile as Cunningham Fades in Cincinnati Meet
Blaine Rideout of North Texas Teachers staved off a late dash by Glenn Cunningham to win the mile in 4 15.3 at the Cincinnati AAU meet. Wayne Rideout finished third.
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Blaine Rideout
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Liniment Rules Congressional Halls After Annual Ball Game
Washington July 7 The pungent smell of liniment filled Congress as lawmakers and reporters recovered from their annual softball game. The press defeated the congressional team 17 to 40 to 7 with Gene Tunney umpiring. Rep Schwert once Catcher for the Yankees hit a homer.
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Loughran Begins Philadelphia City Council Campaign
Former world light heavyweight champion Tommy Loughran launched a Republican campaign for Philadelphia City Council. The veteran boxer, with about 170 bouts in an 18 year career, aided Gov. Arthur H. James last year and now seeks public office.
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Joe Hammerin Hawk in Training to Arm Light Title Bout
Henry Armstrong booked train passage from Los Angeles to Little Rock for training for his lightweight title bout with Lou Ambers in New York on August 22. He has not boxed since beating Ernie Roderick in England and hopes his injured hand will respond to treatment.
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Ernie Roderick
England
Borger joins West Texas New Mexico League dukes in baseball
A regional shift sees Amarillo Pampa and Borger entering the WTNM League with Borger taking over Abilene. Clovis beats Gold Sox 12 11 in 10 innings, setting a seventh place tie early in the second half. Wrestling highlights include Frank Wolff defeating Pete Belcastro by submission in the Armory bout.
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Johnston Predicts Long Pastor Louis Bout in Detroit
Jimmy Johnston outspeaks on Joe Pastor bout details and seeks a long finish in Michigan. He cranks up 10 000 words defending Detroit as ideal venue and rails at New York boxing officials while predicting Pastor could outlast Louis and critics.
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Keeping Up With the Gold Sox
Lead leaders include Babe and Sanders each with a home run totals. Smythe added a triple and multiple doubles while Bolton, Jordan, and Smythe led in extra-base hits. Bolton and Sanders starred on stolen bases as Holt and Nichols supplied key sacrifices. Dorman and Lynn earned wins with strong strikeout tallies, Parrish offering seven relief innings.
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Hudson
Maverick Club Column Contest Results Highlighted
The column lists many event winners in games and races with Ed Phillips dominating several events including Hand walking and Monkey race. Other champions include Jack Twing Darrell Sharp Charles Lancaster Wayne Wright Jewell McDowell and Joe Sharp across front club events two-paper and three-paper races. A note mentions upcoming horse shoe and croquet tournaments plus two boys tournaments and a dog-wroom scene from Uniontown.
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Charles Lancaster
Joe E. Sharp
Jack Twing
Darrell
Wayne Wright
Wayne
Darrel Sharp
Darrel
Jack
Art Sharp
Jewell McDowell
Bob Austin
Jewell McDonald
Charlies Lancaster
Joe Sharp
Alford Twing
Victor Holman
Clarence Wright
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