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Amarillo Globe in Amarillo, Texas

11 Jul 1935

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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

11

Galveston Blanks Tulsa To Notch First Texas League Perfect Game

Ed Cole, a young Galveston pitcher, hurled a no hit no run game to beat Tulsa 1 to 0 in front of a narrow finish. Bill McGhee supplied the decisive home run in the second half of the ninth as Galveston seized the league lead. Oklahoma City stayed 3 percent back after defeating Fort Worth. Beaumont swept Dallas to move into third, while Houston dropped further. Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 9 to 5.

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Ed Cole Galveston Tulsa Cole Bill McGhee McGhee Oklahoma City Kent Bucs Ston Houston Beaumont Dallas Civi Fort Worth San Antonio Weis Bee Beau Olaoma City San Anton Harvel McCulloch Tauby Stroner Smith Oklahoma City T. York Bancroft Funk Myers Gliatte Cummings Farterling Lawless Kersey Bilgere Brower Sh Berley Miner Moncrief P . Sateen Ghiaito Tawlees Oth Warren Th. King Keane Mueller Rizzo Vincent Eenee McCoy Caldwell R. York Padgett Pfleger Whitehead Thomas Howell MeGer Ross Gill Tee Steer McLaughlin Enone McGee Ouston Aoono Frrors Tauhy Tresh Cum- Harvel Pflexer Mings Ribere Rerley Keesey Halls McLaushlin York Ses Dalrymple Moenlf Eere Wees Sive Strener Ah Smith Grimes Rinder Blakeley Teeters Troskle Jeonnard Kerley Reaumont Engle Bates Carma Stanton Rettencourt Tae R. York Stroner Vincent Phiever Sreakie Arms Philhatted Lips Wee Rettencourt Brockie Mayzera Harshany Dalrimple Crawford Bob O ' Malar Grime Harshans Maczern Weis Funk Holman Shean
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Baer Cleared to Fight by September

Former heavyweight champion Max Baer says his hands are not seriously injured and he is ready for a couple of fall tune up bouts. Johns Hopkins doctors expect him able to fight by September. He denies reports of a rift with his fiancée Mary Ellen Sullivan and heads to Long Branch, New Jersey with her.

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Baltimore Max Baer James J. Braddock Johns Hopkins Hospital Baer Mary Ellen Sullivan Long Branch N. J
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Detroit Falls to Washington in 12–11 Marathon

Washington halted Detroit's 10 game winning streak with a 12 to 11 victory as Hal Schumacher of the New York Giants extended his personal win streak to eleven. The Browns beat the Athletics 7–2 while Wes Ferrell led Boston to a 7–0 win over Chicago. Cincinnati routed Brooklyn 15–2 under the lights. The Yankee-Indian game was rained out.

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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr Associated Press Washington Detroit Tigers Hal Schumacher New York Giants Pittsburgh St. Louis Browns Athletics A .W St. Louis Browns Schumacher St. Louis Cardinals Tommy Bridges Jo Sullivan Wilt Vess Senators Charlevy Gehringer Jon ¥ Marcum Dick Coffman Philadelphia Wes Ferrell Red Sox Chicago White Sox Tony Piet Charley Root Chicago Cubs Lonameke Wally Berger
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Texas League Box Scores and Miscellany

Box score fragments show Tulsa and Galveston scoring with McGhee contributing a home run and three base hit. Selway allowed four runs, Cole eight, with bases on balls and double play noted. Umpires Com and Welsh listed. TEXAN FAVORED TO WIN: Gordon Pease defeats Lawrence Nelson 6-4 6-3 in Midwest Tennis Tournament.

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McLieod McGhee Linton Cole Bor Tulsa Galveston Friars Selway Tinton Hy Selwey Hy Cole Funk Omaha Gordon Pease Austin Tex Lawrence Nelson Los Angeles Calif
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Moody Reignited Rivalries as Wimbledon Ends Comeback

Today's Sports Parade notes that Helen Wills Moody plans to end her comeback after defeating Helen Jacobs in the Wimbledon final. The piece defends Moody's choice to play Forest Hills, argues Wimbledon supremacy, and reflects the columnist's mixed feelings and personal bias toward Jacobs and Moody.

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Miss Jacobs Mrs. Moody Forest
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Mood’s Tennis Comeback Ends As Mrs Mood Considers Quit

The 1935 United Press story reflects on Mrs Mood’s decision after a Wimbledon win versus Miss Jacobs and a prior loss in 1933. It notes Mood’s fatigue with competition, fear of losing status, and her suggestion she may retire while acknowledging her dominance in the sport.

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Hills Miss Jacobs Joe Williams New York World-Telegram United Press
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