Texola Borger Nines in Globe News Tourney Final Showdown
Texola and Borger meet at Metro Park at 3 PM for the Globe News tourney final with first money on the line. Wild Bill Ellis starred yesterday by pitching two games and winning both as Texola and Borger vie for the championship and prize money while ticket prices drop to 40 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
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Texola
Metro Park
Globe News
Borger Alamo “66
Ellis
Bergerites
Wheeler-Mobeetie Pioneers
Texola Crew
Borger
Jack Knight
Big Boy Campbell
Kerle
Lefty Dillon
Oil City
Hart
Eastman Plans To Run Only 400 Meter
Palo Alto California July 12 UPI The American Olympic Committee may want Ben Eastman to qualify in the 400 meter dash but he likely will run only the 400 at the final Olympic tryouts this weekend Eastman trains hard for a classic 400 against Pennsylvanias Wee Willie Carr Carr beat Eastman in the 440 at the Berkeley IC A meet and Eastman worries Stanford manager Al Masters says the 400 is his plan and if the committee wants the 800 they will consider it
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Palo Alto
Cal
U.P
Ben Eastman
Eastman
Big Ben
Willie” Carr
Pennsylvania
Carr
Berkeley
Stanford
Ben
al Masters
Purification for Health by Calotabs Ad
Physicians urge purification as a foundation of health. Cleanse the system with Calotabs a thorough weekly course for several weeks. Calotabs purify blood by acting on liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trial package ten cents family package thirty five cents. All dealers.
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Nature
ZEMO 10 Relieves Itching Eczema In Homes Everywhere
Soothing healing ZEMO reduces itching and heat from eczema. For twenty years it has helped clear rashes ringworm pimples and scalp irritations. Available at all dealers in 35 cents 60 cents and 1.00 with Extra Strength 1.25.
Davis Cup Victory Opens U S Path to World Championship
Henry McLemore reports Germany’s win ends Britain’s run, clearing the United States to face either Italy or Germany, then France. He notes Ellis Vines Jr. is hailed by Wimbledon writers as possibly the greatest, while Henri Cochet’s comeback skill pairs with Vines in looming battles.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New Yor
U.P
Germany
Great Britain
America
England
Vines
United States
Italy
U. S
France
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Austin
Henri Cochet
Texas League Leaders From The Associated Press
Leading hitters include Medwick of Houston with 138 hits and a .367 average. Fox of Beaumont tops runs scored with 83 and Peel of Houston has 119 hits while Stebbins leads with 13 triples. Greenberg of Beaumont leads home runs with 20 and Thormahlen of Galveston has 100 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
AB H
Medwick
Houston
Washington
Tyler
Fox
Beaumont
Stebbins
Hughes
Peel
Garms
Longview
W L
Herring
Collier
Hamlin
Rowe
Greenberg
Tauby
Pickrel
Fort Worth
Murray
Dallas
Payne
Thormahlen
Galveston
Conlan
Deglane and Henriques Triumph In Camden And New York
Henri Deglane 220 from Montreal defeated Charlie Strack 218 of Spring Valley in Camden. Carlos Henriques 195 of New York threw Boris Dimitroff 205 of St Louis for a 30 minute 9 second win, while Jim Browning 230 from St Louis defeated Giuseppe Picco 210 of Italy in 17 minutes 40 seconds in New York.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Henri Deglane
Montreal
Charlie Strack
Spring Valley
N. Y
New York
Carlos Henriques
Boris Dimitroff
St. Louis
Jim Browning
Giuseppe Picco
Italy
Weiner Roast for Legion Families at Tri-State Fair
Legionnaires and their ladies attend a weiner roast at the Tri-State Fair grounds with Floyd Sloan issuing the bun invitation. Elmer Lewis plans the food and Dewey I Reed handles arrangements as the program with games starts at 6 30 this evening.
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Tri-State Fair
Hanson Post
Floyd Sloan
Elmer Lewis
Dewey I. Reed
Lost 20 Lbs In Four Weeks Kruschen Salts Ad
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims energy gains and no hunger and urges taking a half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast. It lists Fox Drug Co and City Drug Store as sources with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruschen
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Store
Post Office Drug
Bucs and Savages End Slumps With Wins
Galveston defeats San Antonio 3 to 1 as Ed Carroll allows three hits but loses a no hit bid in the third. Longview mops Fort Worth 10 to 2 behind Hal Wiltse nine hits by Belma and Garris. In Houston Dallas Steers move within a game and a half of first after a 4 to 1 win while a rainout at Tyler postpones Dallas.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Galveston
Longview
Buccaneers
San Antonio
Ed Carroll
Indians
Fort Worth
Hal Wiltse
Belma
Garris
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Pirates stop Dodgers as Swetonic wins tenth for year
Steve Swetonic held the Dodgers to seven hits to guide the Pirates to a tenth win of the season. Joe Cronin drove in three runs for the Senators with a double and a single in a victory over the White Sox. Huck Betts kept the Cubs in check for the Braves with seven hits. Joe Sewell and Frank Crosetti produced eight RBIs for the Yankees against the Browns. George Uhle pitched well to beat the Red Sox. Fort Averill powered the Indians in a doubleheader with six hits including three homers.
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Associated Press
Steve Swetonic
Pirates
Dodgers
Joe Cronin
Senators
White Sox
Huck Betts
Braves
Cubs
Joe Sewell
Frank Crosetti
Yankees
Browns
George Uhie
Tigers
Red Sox
Fort Averill
Indians
Italians Open With An Olympic Record At Los Angeles
New York July 12 Italy brings a 108 man team to Los Angeles led by Giulio Guardini the six foot seven inch fencing champion and Ugo Frigerio famed walker. Frigerio predicts victory in the 50 000 meter walk while Guardini towers as a standout among Italy’s diverse squad across track fencing boxing and more.
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New York
Italy
Los Angeles
Giulio Guardini
Big Guardini
Ugo Frigerio
Frigerio
Two men post bond after liquor cache raid at Crawford hotel
R. E. Thompson and Murt Sowell posted bonds of 750 dollars each after a sheriff raid uncovered a hidden ice box beneath a trap door at the Crawford hotel on Van Buren Street. Officers found 154 bottles of beer 18 pints of whiskey and five half pints. They face possession of liquor charges.
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R. E. Thompson
Murt Sowell
Sheriff's Department
Crawford Hotel
van Buren Street
Forestry Expert to Address Amarillo Lions Club
H N Wheeler forest service lecturer will address the Amarillo Lions Club August 16 before the luncheon crowd. Wheeler one of the state's top forestry authorities will discuss West Texas plans. Bill Day secretary Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Wilbur C Hawk West Texas Chamber of Commerce confirm.
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H. N. Wheeler
Forest Service
Amarillo Lions Club
Bill Day
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur C. Hawk
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Wheeler
West Texas
Harris County navigation district profits rise in first six months
Harris County navigation district earnings for the first half of 1932 totaled 333 222 43 dollars, beating the 1930 record of 216 626 06 dollars. County Auditor H L Washburn released the figures noting the six month total so far exceeds any prior similar period in the port's history.
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Channel
Houston
U.P
Harris County Navigation District
H. L. Washburn
National League Batting Leaders and Highlights
The report lists top performers from the National and American Leagues. Key names include Pie Traynor and Paul Waner of the Pirates leading NL batting, with Klein of the Phillies excelling in RBIs and hits, plus Swetonic and Betts sharing pitching high points. In the AL Foxx leads batting and RBIs for the Athletics, with Ruth and Lazzeri among leaders in home runs and triples.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Gianta
Worthington
Braves
Killies
Herman
Reds
Wilson
Dodgers
Stripp
Swetonic
Betts
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth Yankees
Averill
Indians
Porter
Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Senators
Lazzeri
Yankees
Ruth
Chapman
Blue
White Sox
Kimsey
Browns
Gomez
Billy Southworth Named Columbus Red Birds Boss
Billy Southworth, four time champion manager of the Rochester International Club, becomes leader of the Columbus Red Birds replacing Harry Seibold. The Red Birds lead the league with a .319 team batting average as Southworth takes charge amid club dissension and slump.
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Minneapolis
W. H
Billy” Southworth
Rochester International Club
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Southworth
St. Louis Cards
Harry “Nemo” Seibold
Red Birds
L. S. McPhail
Ohio
Columbus
Seibold
McPhail
Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Pittsburgh George Panka of Homestead outpointed Pietro Corri of New York in an 18 round bout. Frank Novak of Pittsburgh stopped Tiny Powell of Akron in 4. Buddy McArthur of Saginaw outpointed Flash Riser of Detroit in 10. Bill Roederer of Louisville beat Battling Bozo of Birmingham in 10. Vinece Dun dee of Newark defeated Joey Smallwood of Wilmington in 10. Bobby O Dowd of Cedar Rapids outpointed Johnny Toran of Erie in 6.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
George Panka
Homestead
Pietro Corri
New York
Frank Novak
Tiny Powell
Akron
Saginaw
Mich
Buddy McArthur
Flash Riser
Detroit
Louisville
Bill Roederer
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
Leiperville
Vinece Dundee
Newark
N. J
Joey Smallwood
Wilmington
Del
Stuox City
Bobby O'Dowd
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Toran
Erie
Big Five hits drive runs in players duel
Babe Ruth added a single in four at bats driving in two runs while Lou Gehrig contributed a single and a walk in three plate appearances for two runs. Al Simmons collected four singles in ten appearances accounting for three runs and Hack Wilson hit two doubles in four at bats for three runs.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Thevenow Leads Pirates Past Dodgers in 5-3 Win
Pirates skipper pieing third base duties, Tommy Thevenow drives in ten with a fifth inning single a eighth inning leadoff triple and scores the final run as Pittsburgh tops Brooklyn 5-3. Cubs lose 8-2 to Braves while Yankees rout Hadley Cooney 15 hits. Athletics drop two to Cleveland in 18 innings. Popken, eight, of Grants Pass lands 31 pound Royal Chinook salmon.
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Associated Press
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Tommy Thevenow
Thevenow
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Pirates
Brooklyn
Steve Swetonic
Chicago Cubs
Tommy
Lloyd Waner
Cubs
Huck Betts
Boston Braves
Braves
Yankees
Hadley
Cooney
St. Louis
Athletics
Cleveland
al Thomas
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
One Man Olympic Teams Entered in 1932 Games
Reporting from Los Angeles on July 12, the only athletes carrying their nations’ banners are Colombia marathoner Jorge Perry and Uruguay single sculls champion Guillermo Douglas. Both call it a serious honor with no humor in being sole representatives. Latvia and Haiti also field athletes, including Janis Dalvish and Janis Dimsa for Latvia, Sylvia Cator and Andre Theard for Haiti.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
U.S
Jorge Perry
Colombia
Guillermo Douglas
Uruguay
Perry
Douglas
South America
Ust
Mauti
Latvia
Janis Dalvish
Janis Dimsa
Haiti
Sylvia Cator
Andre Theard
Marallah Backers Demand Rematch in Welter Tournament
Sheik Marallah and a large loyal following push for another bout after Pedigo’s win over Marallah in Al Anderson’s welter tournament. Pedigo’s victory sets up a potential July 21 title bout with Reynolds, but Marallah vows to protest to the National Boxing Association if not granted a rematch.
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Sheik Marallah
al Anderson
Marallah
Pedigo
Jack Reynolds
Cyclone Mackey
National Boxing Association
Reynols
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Via
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C. B. Farmer
Cochet
Hunter
Tilden
Borotta
Pasadena
Texas League
Weiner
Legion Families
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Bucs, Savages
Yesterdaysiee
LIONS
DERS
Billy Southworth
New Columbia
Bill Terry
Sed-A-Fen
Tom Thevenow
Herbert W. Barker
Harold Popken
Grants Pass
Ore
Bernard Hoffman
Reynold
Tyler St
Blackburn Bros
Mrs. Davis
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