Kid Crider Seeks Fifteenth Round Victory of Season
Amarillo fans await a final home stand game as Kid Crider starts against Odessa Spudders in the last Gold Sox home game before the All-Star break. The night features Bob Leeds's final appearance as a spectator, a 8:30 pm start, and notable performances including Denorio and Pellegrini.
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Kid) Crider
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Open Tennis Pros Clash Stirs U S S T A Debate
In New York Henry McLemore cites Walter Pate of the U S S T A questioning an open U S L T A championship at Forest Hills to aid the Red Cross. He argues the idea risks professional-amateur clashes while noting postwar European talent absence alters the sport dynamic. Meanwhile Texas League notes highlight Bob Muncrief's 17 wins as San Antonio eyes a 30-win season amid doubleheader success and several minor shifts.
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Louie's Alleys Star Grant Retires From National Circuit
Bryan Grant known as Bitsy Grant dominates Dixie billiards winning his ninth Southern championship in ten attempts before retirement from national competition.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Berg Postpones Pro Turnover as Dempsey Sells Hotel
By Eddie Brietz reports Patty Berg delays official pro debut to tomorrow or Friday while Jack Dempsey sells his Barbara Hotel in Los Angeles at a heavy loss. The note hints at chaos in sports and show business with whispers of college league shifts and star moves across venues.
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Jack Lelivelt
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South Edges North in Texas League All Star Feud
Fort Worth hosts an all star game with the South led by Eddie Dyer and Dizzy Dean facing the North. Notable players include Bob Muncrief of San Antonio with 17 wins, Sam Harshany of San Antonio atop the hitting pace, and rosters featuring Clyde McDowell Fort Worth Dave Short Oklahoma City Hank Dana Paul Easterling Dallas Tom Corbett Tulsa Ted Cieslak Roy Mort Jim Levey.
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San Antonio
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Dizzy Dean
Biggieague
North
Clyde McDowell
Dave Short
Oklahoma City
Hank Dana
Paul Easterling
Dallas
Tom Corbett
Tulsa
Ted Cieslak
Roy Mort
Jim Levey
Hunch Wins National League In All Star Game
Manager Bill McKechnie started Max West after a hunch and he belted a three run homer sending the National League to a 4 0 victory over the American League. West’s shot in the first inning set the pace as five pitchers held the AL to three hits. Luke Appling had a double and a single for the AL, while West exited after a collision with the wall left him bruised but probable to play again.
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Giants
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Chicago White Sox
Buck Newsom
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Appling
White Sox
Derringer
Billy Herman
Cub
Eddie Miller
Pete Coscarart
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Rollie Hemsley
Joe Gordon
Yank
West Virginia football to field none 200-pounders in lineup
Spring training results show West Virginia will not have a single 200-pounder in its regular football lineup. The roster lists players such as George Dickey Oklahoma City Bill Cronin Dallas Dizzy Dean Tulsa South-Chuck Stevens San Antonio first base John Antonelli Houston second base Sam Harsh San Antonio catcher Nick Cullop Houston right field Homer Peel Shreveport left field John Wyrostek Houston center field Murray Franklin Beaumont third base Tony York Shreveport short stop and Muncrief.
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P. South
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Houston
Sam Harshany
Nick Cullop
Homer Peel
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Murray Franklin
Beaumont
Tony York
Muncrief
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