Keen Inter-City Rivals Entered in 1930 Meet
Twelve teams join the Globe-News Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament with Littlefield Lions and Clovis DeMolays possible entries. The event opens tomorrow at Metro Park with a double header at 2 PM. rivalries swirl as Panhandle clubs rally support amid heated pre tournament talk.
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Baseball Roundup From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results from the American League show Detroit 2 Chicago 3 and Washington 6 Boston 5 with New York and Philadelphia also in play. National League features Pittsburgh 10 St. Louis 8 and New York 1 Philadelphia 8 while Chicago visits Cincinnati and other matchups populate the schedule. Texas League lists San Antonio 2 Waco 15 and Dallas 3 Fort Worth 7 along with other pairings. Pacific Coast results include San Francisco 12 Portland 6 and Seattle 6 Los Angeles 0, with other night games noted. An alert mentions oil well shooters in Oklahoma using clockwork bombs.
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Tilden Mum on Cup Controversy
AMSTERDAM July 9 William Tilden showed little concern for the United States Davie Cup selection controversy as he pressed on with the Dutch tennis championships. He won his opening singles match over Hendrik Van Reimsdyk 6-2 6-1 and partnered with Dr Daniel Prenn to beat Eduard Croes and Eduard Serkies 6-1 6-3 in doubles.
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Bobby Jones Favored as 140 Golfers Tackle Open Practice
Interlachen Country Club hosts 140 golfers for final tune up ahead of the 84th National Open. Officials expect four par rounds totaling 288 to capture the title on the sunbaked course with slow greens and rough. Bobby Jones remains the heavy favorite entering competition.
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Bobby Jones Homecoming Holiday Planned For Open Golf
Atlanta declares municipal holiday and a parade honors Bobby Jones as Interlochen returns next Monday. A State House plaza speech and worker holidays accompany betting odds against Jones as Ciuci and Cox set course records and Hagen shines in a scorching heat preview of a 72 hole championship with ten thousand spectators planned for opening days.
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Queen Helen Has Never Seen Wimbledon Cup
United Press reports London July nine. American star Helen Wills Moody, winner of Wimbledon singles titles four times, says she has never seen the Wimbledon championship cup. Wimbledon officials note the cup stays at Wimbledon, with winner names engraved on it each year.
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Kansas tennis tourney narrows to 16 survivors
INDEPENDENCE Kansas July 8 Play was to reach the quarter finals today in the annual open Kansas tennis tournament with 16 men left in singles and doubles still in the second round Favorites Royer Ewell Barnes Ingraham and Dewitt were cited as likely to advance in singles while the Roger Ingraham duo led the doubles division in the final three days of play.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Across U S Boxers
Pete Nebo of Tampa outpointed Tid Terris in New York. George Godfrey stopped Frankie Simms in Cleveland. King Tutapolis beat Brace New Rochelle in Milwaukee. Tommy Cello outpointed Spug Myers in Indianapolis. Joey Medill defeated Billy Townsend in Los Angeles. Fred Lenhart beat Natich Brown in Spokane. Tommy O'Brien stopped Mission Bolo in Fresno.
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Arnholz Five Downs Panhandle Motor Bowling Team
In Amarillo at the Summer Bowling League the Arnholz Coffee team defeated Panhandle Motor 2 to 1. Panhandlers had a higher pin total but failed to win the first two games, while Harman Motor and Ordway- Saunders were set to clash in a three game series rescheduled due to players being out of town.
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Giant Italian Is Sonnenberg Victim
In San Francisco on July 9 Gus Sonnenberg, renowned heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated giant Italian Joe de Vido after a long struggle. Sonnenberg won the first fall in 82 minutes and the second in ten minutes, with Sonnenberg at 200 pounds and De Vido at 250.
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Lefty Stein Shines Under Lights With 15-3 Win
Waco Cubs ace Lefty Stein thrives after electric lights debut, securing his fourth straight night win by holding the Lancer Indians to four hits as Chicago affiliates light up Katy Park. Bischoff Stavenger homer, Piet doubles, Cubs erupt for 15. Spudders, Exporters, Panthers win elsewhere. Eckhardt homers and triples for Beaumont. Walkup wins for Shipppers.
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Sugar supplies calories at the lowest price
Sugar is presented as an inexpensive source of calories, with claims that it provides more calories per cent than other foods and supports a balanced diet. It advocates sugar’s role in meals, noting benefits for canned vegetables, cereals, and dried fruits, endorsed by doctors and dietitians. The Sugar Institute.
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