Buffs Lead Texas Race as They Top Oklahoma City 2 1
Houston Buffs cling to a lead in the Texas League after a 2 1 win over Oklahoma City powered by Hal Epps’s 10th inning single driving in Henry Cullop. San Antonio split a twin bill with Fort Worth as rain halted the second game after one inning.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Hal Epps
Henry Cullop
Ray Starr
Missions
Fred Marberry
Bill Yocke
Marberry
Cats
Sunda
Dallas
Beaumont
Tulsa
Shreveport
Les Monday Pai
Dallas See
Tulsa Wee
Pick of pros tee off in PGA tourney at Pomonok
The 22nd PGA championship qualifiers begin at Pomonok Country Club New York with 63 players from 36 holes of medal play. Defending champ Paul Runyan among 63 low scorers advance to match play. Denny Shute’s earnings dispute sparked a sit-down strike but he is admitted to start. Ralph Guldahl, Sam Parks, and Fay Coleman lead with 68 as 21-20 players break 75. Sammy Snead enters danger with 77 amid poison oak issue. Benny Hogan and Tony Joy post 69.
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New York
U.P
Pomonok Country Club
Paul Runyan
Denny Shute
Huntington
W. Va
Shute
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Sam Snead
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thomson
Dick Metz
Gene Sarazen
Runyan
Walter Hagen
Denny
Sam Parks
Fay Coleman
Sammy
Sam
Benny Hogan
White Plains
Tony Joy
Youngstown
Ohio
Giants and Dodgers feud tops New York sports roundups
In New York July scene, Brooklyn Eagle’s special edition jokes about the Giants Dodgers feud. DiMaggio emerges among AL hitting leaders as other notes joke about Dr Smith, Derringer, and a host of spring baseball talk.
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New York
Flatbush
Brooklyn Eagle
Giants
Clipper Smith
Villanova
Pacific
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Summary
Courthouse records show warranty deeds between multiple parties including J M Shelton to GC E Branes and S A Jewell to Minnie Hense with dates in 1939 and sums up to 5000 dollars, plus deed details for McK Gil Wil and Magnenats Sub. Marriage licenses listed for several couples and numerous car registrations in Oklahoma City area, including Cheyenne and Hardeman King vehicles.
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S. A. Jewell
Minnie Hense
G&s
S. McKinney
W. A.mays
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Eakle
H. J. Lassee
J. L. Bivins
Cent. Square
Alvin W. Lemons
Wanda Juanita Hood
Clarence O. Lee
Edith Moreland
Virgil Dowers
Burn Louise Stuckey
L. V. Hailman
N. M. Hailman
John N. Grady
Margie Jean Houston
Eddie Crabtree
Mary K. Elliott
Guy W. Davis
Mattie Taylor
John H. Raef
Marjorie Rich
Sel
John F. Keel
Jessie L. Light
L. H. Meyers
Buick
A. O. Knox
Palo Duro St
F. T. Dana
King Hotel
City
Hardeman King
Pierce
Dodge
H. J. Farwell
Washington
Woman Convicted Of Grand Larceny
Mrs. Lillian Schrein, 38, mother of two, was convicted of forgery and grand larceny on the complaint of Martin Beck. She was sentenced to 2 to 4 years in Auburn prison for allegedly stealing $60,000 from her former employer and theatrical producer.
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New York
Lillian Schrein
Martin Beck
Auburn
N. Y
Schrein
Clipper Newsmen Visiting Sights on European Tour
A group of American publishers who flew the Yankee Clipper reached London after a 30 hour Atlantic crossing from New York. They toured the continent for sightseeing before a westward return flight. Nineteen passengers included 11 media executives. Amon G. Carter planned to fly to Paris with Edward Swasey for a 24 hour visit.
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New York
Atlantic
Port Washington
N. Y
Southampton
Canada
Ireland
Amon G. Carter
The
Fort Worth
Clovis Game Here Tonight For Ladies
Donald Thomas returns to Malin Park to start against the Clovis Pioneers as the WTNM league game opens at 8 30 with free admission for women and girls. The previous day Amarillo swept 5 0 behind Rube Conway while Eddie Bachman impressed with defensive plays at third base.
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Donald Thomas
Husky
Thomas
Gold Sox
Clovis Pioneers
Malin Park
Sox
Pioneers
Rube Conway
Rabe
Bolton
Hudson
Conway
Eddie Bachman
Bachman
Bizbee
Arizona
Clovis
Abrhpore Smith
Miller
Wagner
Harrison
Stuart
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Adkins
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Amarillo
Abrhpore
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Bo! Sanders
Nichols
al Holt
Otis
Calgeese
Elinor Jones Wins NM Women’s Golf Title and Retires
Elinor Jones of Albuquerque wins a fifth straight New Mexico women’s golf championship at age 19 and retires from state tournaments. A sophomore next fall at state college she credits her father as her mentor in developing into the state’s leading woman golfer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Elinor Jones
Elinor
State College
Sabin Wins First Leg of Club Racquet Trophy
Wayne Sabin defeated Hal Surface of Kansas City 8 6 9 7 7 9 6 1 for the first leg of the Eastern Slope Tennis Club handsome gold racquet trophy boosting his chances for a U S S Davis Cup berth. Electrocution became the legal method of execution in New York state in 1889.
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Sabin
North Conwa
N. H
Wayne Sabin
U. S&s
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Eastern Slope
New York State
Minors Celebrate Baseball Centennial With 9–7 Game
In Cooperstown New York the Doubledays defeated the Cartwrights 9 to 7 in a centennial celebration featuring 41 minor league representatives. A plaque honoring seven founders of the professional leagues was presented at the National Museum by Judge W G Bramham, with Hickey of Chicago and Farrell of Auburn among the living founders present.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
James Fenimore Cooper
Abner Doubleday
Cooper
Doubleday
Doubledays
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
Spencer Abbott
Springfield
Auburn, N. Y
Dear Sir Ump To Baseball Crowd Muted Tale
Mike Fisher 77 of San Francisco claims to be the nation’s top baseball fan and the smallest crowd witness in Fresno in 1902. He arrived with ex umpire George Hildebrand to attend a Minor League All Star game and recalls the umpire ending the battery announcement with dear sir. Midnight Star wins Lone Star stake at Golden Gate Horse Show with 10,000 trackside crowd in San Francisco.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Mike Fisher
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Fisher
George Hildebrand
Mike
Fresno
Calif
Texas
Midnight Star
Joseph Freeman
San Antonio
Leisure Hour
Golden Gate International
Cronin Sparks Red Sox Past Yankees in Doubleheader
Joe Cronin and Boston stunned New York with a doubleheader sweep 4-3 and 5-3 at Yankee Stadium, Cronin belting his 11th homer in game one as Emerson Dickman blanks the Yanks for three innings. Boston moves within six and a half games of first. Foxx adds homer in game two while Wilson earns the win.
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Yankees
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
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Sox
Emerson Dickman
Robert Moses Grove
Yanks
Jimmy Foxx
Wilson
Heving
Chisox
Chicago
White Sox
Tigers
Clint Brown
Schoolboy Rowe
Cleveland Indians
Browns
St. Louis
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Washington
Athletics
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Senators
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jimmy Ripple
Luigi Chozza
Harry Gumbert
Boston
Kirby Highe
Bees
Phillies
Emmett Mueller
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Dizzy Dean
Gene Lillard
Frank McCormick
McCarthy s American Lineup Includes Six of His Yanks
New York July 10 AP Joe McCarthy Yankee manager announced the American League All Stars lineup for tomorrow s game at Yankee Stadium Pitchers Red Ruffing Tommy Bridges Bill Dickey Bobby Feller will lead off Roger Cramer Red Rolfe Joe DiMaggio Hank Greenberg Joe Cronin George Selkirk Joe Gordon Ruffing to start with six Yankees two Red Sox and one Tiger in the lineup The lineup features stars from the Yankees Red Sox and Tigers with Ruffing as the opener
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New York Journal- American
Paul Derringer
DiMaggio
Dickey
Greenberg
Foxx
New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
McCarthy
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Roger Cramer
Boston Red Sox
Red Rolfe
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
George
Twinkletoes) Selkirk
Joe Gordon
Ruffing
Tiger
Golfers Strike At Pomonok Club Ends In Quiet Peace
A historic sit-down strike by professionals at the Pomonok Country Club in New York disrupts sessions and crowds before the executive committee relents and allows Denny Shute to play despite dues. The scene features Hagen Sarazen Farrell and Nelson as spectators and strikers debate. order returns with lemonade and a sense of peace.
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Wpi
Moscow
Bull Run No. 1
Jericho
Pomonok Country Club
America
Denny Shute
Shute
Pomonok
John L. Lewis
William Green
Perkins
Walter Hagen
Revolters
Johnny Revolta
Classen High Team Wins Doubles Title at Merion
Classen High School of Oklahoma City players Bill McMurray and Carl Mitchell captured the national interscholastic doubles tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford by defeating Bob Lovelace and Bernard Weil of Corpus Christi 9-7 6-3 5-7 10-8. Ted Olewine, an 18 year old Santa Monica student, won the singles title with a 6-1 6-1 6-2 victory over Earl Bartlett of Forteir High School New Orleans.
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Upi
Bill McMurray
Carl Mitchell
Classen High School
Oklahoma City
Merion Cricket Club
Bob Lovelace
Bernard Weil
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ted Olewine
Santa Monica
Calif
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