Fans To Vote On Grid Team
The third annual all star college team vote kicks off across 177 newspapers in 40 states to face the Detroit Lions in Soldier Field Sept 1. Texas schools like Southern Methodist Texas Christian Rice Institute and University of Texas are expected to contribute multiple players. The Lions, led by Earl Dutch Clark, are the favorites as college stars prepare at Northwestern August 13 for 18 days of practice.
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Steve Snider
United Press
Chicago
Detroit Lions
Soldiers Field
Texas
Middlewest
North Atlantic
State of Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Rice Institute
University of Texas
Minnesota
Gophers
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Middle West
Pyos
Stanford
University of California
University of California At Los Angeles
Princeton
North Carolina
Duke
Louisiana State
Lions
Detroit
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Collegians
Dyche
Northwestern University
Panhandle Lbr. Co
Coca Cola
Ross Shoe Shop
Blackburn Bros. Mutual Benefit Healths
A. A
Baker Adkisson
Mutual Benefit
Blackburn Bros
McConnell
Th Ane
O Parks
Abrhoa Amarili
Thomas
Celmar
Frrars
Fugley
Sacrifice
Hart
Parks
Pachak
Balle
Coburn
Houston Clark
Klinek
Crow
Amarillo
The Mask Makes His Last Fight Tonight at Armory
The Mask meets Buck Lipscomb in the main event of Uncle Dutch Mantell's grappling card at the National Guard Armory. Hy Sharman fights Cyclone Mackey in the semifinal, with Ernie Arthur vs Earl O Neill as the curtain-raiser. First bout starts at 8:30, tickets at City Drug Store.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Buck Lipscomb
Indianapolis
Hy Sharman
Salt Lake City
Cyclone Mackey
Amarillo
Ernie Arthur
Toronto
Canada
Earl O'Neill
Oakland
California
National Guard Armory
Dutch Mantell
Lipscomb
Mackey
Sharman
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
World baseball standings show New York leading with 51 wins, Detroit 41, Boston 42, and Washington 40. Schedule lists Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York among others. In Texas League, Dallas leads with 35 wins, Beaumont 49, Fort Worth 51, and Galveston 33. Thursday’s games include Oklahoma City at Dallas and Tulsa at Fort Worth. Vienna claims 70,045 dwellings and 3,825 stores as the largest householder city.
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Associated Press
Dallas Steers
North Texans
Fort Worth Panthers
Steers
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Moore
Cats
Beaumont
Galveston
Pat McLaughlin
Buccaneers
San Antonio
Houston
W. L. Pet
New York
Detroit
Boston
Ceevees
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Dallas
Ww. L. Pet
Cea Ee
SUG. Opi Vecnas
San Antonio Ae
Fort Worth Nots Oe
Vienna
Zor
Eos
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Coburn Raffles Houston Nine And Phillips Triumphs
United Press reports on Olympic hopeful Eleanor Holm Jarrett critiquing elite training as excessive while describing Luke Coburn’s perfect six innings for Amarillo Phillips in a 2 to 0 win over Southern Pacific Club of Houston. The piece contrasts fun with pressure on athletes and notes a pitcher’s duel early, then Phillips pace in the seventh.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
United States
Luke Coburn
Amarillo Phillips
Southern Pacific Club
Houston
Metro Park
Coburn
Amarillo
Parks
Clark
Pachak
Hart
Phillips
Park
Singling
Cunningham
Pompeii
Southern Pacific
Hartrick
Andrus
Higgins
Littrell
Toler
Frankie Parker Big Favorite in Match at Hemphill Bowl
Spring Lake New Jersey July 9 seedings hold for the annual bathing and tennis club invitation as Frankie Parker defends the Hemphill Bowl for the fourth straight year. Parker, in top form, is the odds on favorite while rival Robert Riggs from Hollywood has not met early expectations. Parker meets Gardnar Mulloy as Riggs faces Samuel B. Gilpin of Philadelphia.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Frankie Parker
Parker
Robert Riggs
Hollywood
Calif
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Riggs
Samuel B. Gilpin
Philadelphia
Record athletes seek Olympic squad at Randall's Island
New York July 9 world track and field records face strong threats at Randall's Island with 259 athletes vying for 56 open U S squad places across 12 of 17 events in the final Olympic tryouts. Notable matchups include the three milers Cunningham Venzke and Bonthron, and a fierce 400 meter field led by Archie Williams Jimmy Lavalle and Harold Smallwood.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Randall's Island
United States
U. S
Berlin
America
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
California
Harold Smallwood
University of Southern California
Ben Eastman
Olympic Found Growing Daily
The Sun reports strong fundraising momentum for the 1936 U S Olympic team as Americans rush to support Berlin hopefuls. With $75,000 needed for a full squad and $125,000 in red ink on the ledger, late money pushes total cash in hand toward a complete roster amid weekend tryouts at Randall's Island Warwick and Astoria. Gustavus Kirby cautions the goal remains but optimism rises as donors respond.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
New York
Uncle Sam
United States
American Olympic Committee
Randall's Island
Warwick
R. I
Astoria
L. A
Gustavus Kirby
Olympic Committee
Bur
Man Who Beat Louis Gets His Big Chance
Chicago welterweight Max Marek headlines a non-title ten rounder at Comiskey Park against John Henry Lewis, a chance to join heavyweight contention after defeating Joe Louis in his amateur days. meanwhile in New York the baseball all star game panel debates managers Grimm and McCarthy amid lineup controversies and league tensions.
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Louis
New York
Charlie Grimm
Joe McCarthy
Charlie
Joe
Chicago
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Max Marek
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Marek
Amateurs near Omaha for Western meet and N A qualifier
August plans to travel to Omaha Nebraska to enter the Western amateur meet next week and to qualify in this district for the National amateur. In yesterday's match King led by four up at the halfway point after posting 72 on the first 18 holes, but the match finished on the 30th green with King four over par.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Rufus King Wins Colorado Junior Golf Title Again
Rufus King of Wichita Falls Texas, aged 20, captured the Colorado junior golf championship for the second year in a row at Lakewood Country Club Denver defeating George Cannon 7 and 6 in the final. King noted plans to defend his Colorado open amateur crown in Denver.
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Denver
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Texas
Colorado
Star
George Cannon
Lakewood Country Club
King
Cannon
Brown Cannon
Enthusiasm for the New 1936 Dodge Car
A buyer expresses early excitement about the newly purchased 1936 Dodge, stating fulfillment and strong enthusiasm beyond the purchase, reflecting satisfaction with the automaker’s offering.
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