Qu icasts To Be On Hand For Contests
New York Athletic club plans to fund five athletes to Amsterdam to challenge Olympic selections. The group backs Roland Locke Weems Baskin Fair Elkins Matt McGrath Norton Jackson and argues they match or exceed athletes chosen for the U S team. Winged Foot chair Matthew Halpin protests the ruling against Charley Paddock amateur status and will not attend the Olympiad.
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Tri-State Open Tennis Tournament Promises Big Entry
The Globe-News announces the first Tri-State Open Tennis tournament with events July 27 28 and 2 in singles doubles and junior singles for ages 16 and up A consolation event and silver cups for champions await entrants from Panhandle Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma Seeded draws and a visiting players entertainment committee are planned to raise the event to a regional classic.
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Tulsa Oilers Rally Past Amarillo To Seam Western Lead
In Kansas City Oklahoma City drops its third Western League loss in the second half as Tulsa delivers seven runs in the eighth inning including Bliss's bases loaded double and two later home runs. Tulsa edges Amarillo 9 to 8 with a seventh and eighth inning surge and 40 to 9 overall in scoring.
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Friday the thirteenth tests Broncs in slugfest loss
Tulsa outslugged Amarillo 16 to 9 in a high scoring game. Mayes Munson and Lyons led Tulsa with multiple hits while Naylor earned the win and Carroway took the loss as the teams combined for 27 hits and 1 error. The second game was scheduled for 4 o'clock.
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Bears Right on Heels of Houston Club
Bears narrow Texas League gap by beating Shreveport 1 to 0 while Houston loses to Wichita Falls. Messenger vs Dickerman hurling duel. San Antonio gains on Houston. Wichita Falls wins 3 to 2 in eleven innings aided by Tut Jenkins late homers. Fort Worth beats Beaufort 2 to 1. Waco erupts past Dallas 15 to 6. Cubs and Steers combine for 28 hit night.
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Blues Idle But Advance In American Association Standings
Kansas City Blues move to second place after their idle day as St Paul loses to Columbus 4 2 dropping to third. Rube Benton dominates Toledo pitching a 4 0 win for Minneapolis while Indianapolis sweeps Milwaukee 3 2 on a ninth inning RBIs by Ralph Miller.
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Various baseball scores and schedules across multiple leagues
Daily recap of Western League and American League and National League games with scores and upcoming matchups. Included are results for Tulsa at Amarillo Oklahoma City at Wichita Denver at Omaha Pueblo at Des Moines and others with rain delays and postponed games across the Texan and Pacific Coast circuits.
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Caldwell and Bartruff Win Shoot Events at Amarillo Club
Caldwell won both the handicap and the doubles events while Bartruff captured the singles with a perfect 25 of 25. The Amarillo Gun Club noted a July 22 registered shoot and promised yearly averages in the Amateur Trap Shooting Association year book.
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Yankees Let Down But So Have Others
The Yankees still lead the American League pennant race by ten and a half games as other contenders struggle. Athletics and Browns split with Chicago and Detroit while the Yankees falter only slightly, and in the National League the Cardinals push their lead with an 11 to 1 win over the Giants.
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Gregg Sets Pace in Golf Tournament
The Texas Junior Golf Association championship narrowed to eight for quarter finals at River Oaks Country Club in Houston. Notables include Dick Gregg and D W Graves paired together, with Jimmy Morgan facing Karl Gammage and Rice’s Joe Greenwood expected to survive Bill Drake.
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Oklahoma Gridiron Star Suffer Injuries After Fall
Weldon C. Gentry 21, Lawton Oklahoma, OU freshman football star, sustained internal injuries and scalp wounds after falling about 20 feet from a construction elevator shaft at the new university union building. He remained under physicians care in Norman. Gentry had stayed in Norman during the summer to train with the university crew.
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Paddock Case Sparks Talk of Athletic Lynch Law
General Douglas MacArthur denounces whispers of professional accusations against Charley Paddock as a dangerous step toward athletic lynching. He replies to General Palmer Pierce about Olympic team plans and exoneration by the AAU. MacArthur urges readers to seek the press for his only published statement on Mr. Wightman.
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Tunney Takes a Holiday on Friday the Thirteenth
Speculator reports Friday rest for Gene Tunney as he trains to defend his heavyweight title against Tom Heeney on July 26 at Yankee Stadium. Tunney’s camp expects the idle day to add strength and prevent early peak in 18 remaining days. Heeney in Fairhaven, New Jersey refines a developing left hand and left hook to complement his solid right. sparring shows signs of stronger left power.
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Major League Leaders as of July 12
National leaders include Hornsby Braves with 401 hits Bottomley Cardinals 77 runs and 74 RBIs. Doubit Cards 121 hits. Hornsby 28 doubles. Bottomley 12 triples. Wilson Cubs 22 homers. Frisch Cardinals 16 stolen bases. American leaders show Goslin Senators 400 batting and Ruth Yankees 87 runs with Gehrig 78 RBIs. White Manush Browns 117 doubles. Rice Senators 11 triples. Ruth 38 homers. Mostl White Sox 13 steals. Crowder Browns 10 wins 1 loss.
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Golf title match set for Indian Hill Invitation crown
Paul Denson of the club announced that Walter Sikes and Sammy Taylor will contest 36 holes for the championship of the Indian Hill Invitation tourney. They begin at nine oclock Sunday morning for the first round and resume at two in the afternoon for the second round.
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Metro Team Faces Third Test in Inaugural Season
The newly formed Metro team of this city will seek its first win on Sunday as it faces its third test of the season. Local fans await whether the squad can deliver a breakthrough performance in a key matchup.
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Metros Rally In Close Borger Game
Oglesby and Miller steer the Metros in a tight season opener against Borger as the Metros, 0-2 so far, show promise. Berger previously defeated the Metros 8 to 6 last Sunday, and players adapt as they build team chemistry.
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