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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
11
New York Giants atop the NL by 7 1/2 games with a World Series mindset. They add catcher Glenn Myatt as adviser and tweak Polo Grounds runways for traffic. Cardinals, riding a winning streak, chase with 16 remaining against six at St Louis starting July 22.
In Omaha July 12 Gordon Pease of Austin Texas and George Duling of Omaha meet in the Midwest tennis tournament semi finals. Stanford star Bob Underwood and Chuck Fleming also face off as Fleming defeated Ray Phelps 6-1 6-4 yesterday. Pease beat Don McNeil 6-1 8-6 and Dulling beat Wilbur Fallaway 6-2 6-0.
Spring Lake, N J July 12 semifinals set in the third annual Spring Lake Invitation tennis tournament. Frankie Farber defending champion and Gil bert Hall representing the East led the field with other sectional players advancing, as South and Southwest contenders also competed for spots.
Henry McLemore reports Paris based International Boxing Union plans a world heavyweight bout between Pierre Charles of Belgium and George Godfrey of Leiperville. The IBU refused Baers claim, staging a one rival tournament which would crown Charles. Godfrey advances after a mailed entry mix up.
Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh led after the first round in Brock Ontario tournament action with a 69 part of a field of 150 players. Clarence Doser and Bobby Burns matched 69s to tie for second while Walter Hagen posted 71 in the 5600 dollar 72 hole event.
Wilbur E. Hess of Fort Worth and Charles Harris of West Palm Beach carried the day as Parker edged Harold Surface 7-5 8-6 to reach the semi finals. Parker then faced a swift win over Bernard T. Welch 6-2 6-4 to advance.
In Elizabeth City North Carolina bean prices jumped from 30 to 40 cents a basket last year to 1.15 to 1.20 dollars this year. Farmers faced low prices previously and poor weather this spring, which cut crop size.
Dartmouth junior Paul Guibord upset seventh seed Barry Wood to reach the quarter finals of the Longwood Bowl. Six seeds advanced to the round of eight including Henry Hill and G Holmes Perkins. In the women's event, defending champion Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan fell to Theodosia Smith before reaching the semi finals.
Dallas golfer Jack Munger won medal honors at the Cleburne Country Club invitation by shooting 60, four under par, and drew George Stephens of Cleburne for match play. This marks his fifth medal in six events, after wins at River Crest Fort Worth, Dallas state tournament, Dallas Country Club invitation, and Brook Hollow Dallas.
The Associated Press lists top NL and AL leaders by batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching. Highlights include Ott and Medwick leading NL batting, Gehringer and Greenberg pacing AL, with Schumacher and Tamuliy notable on pitching charts.
Box score snippet shows Fort Worth 6 runs in final frame to top San Antonio 3 with Weis leading in batting and Howell Grimes Hinder contributing key hits. Oklahoma City lost 3 to Houston 2, with Keane and Mueller aiding in defense and Smith delivering three base hits for the visitors.
The Oklahoma City Indians, aided by the Tulsa Oilers, moved back into the Texas League pennant lead with a 3 to 2 win over the Houston Buffaloes while Tulsa topped the Galveston Bucs 10 to 8. Cvengros and Smith limited the Buffs to five hits but poor defense aided the Indians. Lefty Bradeen finished the Oilers’ win as Tulsa broke loose with 14 hits.
The 12th Texas Public Links Golf Association championship begins Saturday at Tenison Park with a 72 hole stroke play format over two days. Notables include Halbert Grumbles Fred Langham Happy Lenz and Raymond Seymour as Galveston Dallas Fort Worth and Wichita Falls players compete for the title and prize.
Hammett J T of Pioneer captured medalist honors at the Coleman Country Club fifth annual invitational after posting 34 34 for a four under par 68. Jimmy MacGonagill of Dallas, the state tournament runnerup, couldn’t attend. Hammett conquered all but one hole over par in the round.
Reid takes over the Jacksonville team in the West Dixie Baseball League succeeding Jimmy Sanders who re signed after a dispute. Sanders was fined 20 dollars and ordered off the field for arguing with an umpire during a game against Palestine. Reid, a pitcher, joined Jacksonville recently.
In Amarillo the Maverick Club column lauds local softball as the summer mainstay with 300 participants. It notes indepen dent ball, city pennant hopes among Standard Life Amarillo Laundry and Santa Fe Magnolia, expos and rivalries, and mentions Slim Burks guiding the San Jacinto Methodist team. It also references Capt Hager’s visit, Maverick Club No 4’s growth toward 400 members, Carol Motley’s hospital progress, and Bob Underwood Jr.’s travel plans.
Arlington Park in Chicago hosts the seventh Lassie Stakes, a $36 000 event likely to draw fifteen top American juvenile fillies. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt sends Parade Girl and Balcony as favorites, with Mrs Ethel V Mars entering Torolee and Forever Yours for strong support.
Cocoa Cola faces Pabst Blue Ribbon in Monday night action with both teams seeking win momentum and regional bragging rights in a spirited matchup.
Coach Cox invites Amarillo residents to Friday’s season ending intramural softball game at the college. The program features a match between the All Stars and the Laundry boys as part of a lively community sports night.
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