Texola Takes Globe News Baseball Title Again
Texola won the seventh annual Globe News baseball tournament securing first place for the second year in a row amid fan money shortages. Berger finished second with Wheeler McBeetle third as seven teams played 20 games in a three loss elimination. Texola's victory came on strong pitching and reinforced infield and outfield.
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Ee Ee Ae
Borger Alamo
Eter
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Amarillo Eee Awe
WDAG
Topeka
Lefors-Pampa
Texaco Stars
Globe News
Denver
Berger
Wheeler-Mcbeetle
French Runners Stand Out Among Olympic Track Team
Sera Martin and Jean Keller lead the French Olympic track contingent in New York with Martin eyeing the 400 and Keller the 800. They arrive with 62 teammates and fear Tom Hampson most at 400 meters, while Eastman and Rampling are noted rivals. The delegation includes athletes in multiple sports and will travel to Washington then Los Angeles.
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Sera Martin
Jean Keller
Martin
Keller
Ben Eastman
Tom Hampson
Hampson
George Rampling
Washington
Los Angeles
Johnston pitches elimination tourney for Sharkey title
James Joy Johnston of Madison Square Garden proposes an elimination tournament to determine a challenge for Jack Sharkey's heavyweight crown. The plan would pair contenders such as Ernie Schaaf and Paulino Uzcdun with a list including Schmeling and Baer, aiming to crown a single winner.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
James Joy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Johnston
Tex Rickard
Tex
Glutz
Zilch
Gilhooey
Kid Scram
Blah
Whasis
Whatsis
Ernie Schaaf
Paulino Uzcydun
Basque Country
Heavies
Schmeling
Loughran
Walker
Baer
Levinsky
Hamas
Retzlaff
Poreda
Ramage
Risko
Panama Canal
James Joy
Gallagher To Attend Olympic Wrestling Trials
Stillwater Oklahoma July 18 Ed Gallagher Oklahoma A and M College wrestling coach will be in California to coach four Aggie wrestlers on the United States Olympic team. Fans launched a collection to fund his trip after learning no funds were allotted for expenses. Gallagher will watch his pupils Jack Van Bebber Conrad Caldwell Bob Pearce and Melvin Clodfelter compete for Olympic titles.
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Okla
U.P
Ed Gallagher
Oklahoma
California
Aggie
United States
Gallagher
Jack van Bebber
Conrad Caldwell
Bob Pearce
Melvin Clodfelter
Indians Pound Grove For Win
The Indians, on a hot stretch in the East, crushed Lefty Grove 7 to 6 after 18 hits. Charley Ruffing pitched well and Ben Chapman homered to back Cleveland's strong batting, as they pull within reach of the Yankees.
Standings and results from major leagues and cities
National League results yesterday include New York 4 Cincinnati 3 and Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 8. American League scores show St Louis 2 New York 4 and Chicago 12 Washington 13 in 10 innings. Fort Worth hosts Longview as Houston visits Beaumont in a busy schedule.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Washington
Leagues in Many Sections Facing Money Troubles
Chicago July 13 Minor league baseball circuits across the country show financial strain. The Cotton States League failed to secure a 7500 loan and will wind up. The Three Eye League risks forfeiture of the Springfield and Decatur franchises over a 5000 deficit. The Central League lost South Bend, and the Mississippi Valley and Eastern Leagues consider abandoning schedules.
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Blacksmith Pedigo to Meet Marallah in Big Card Rematch
Pedigo agrees to a July 21 return bout with Sheik Marallah at Al Anderson's Armory. He aims to repeat last Thursday's win over the Persian and risk his welter title shot to prove he is superior. Preliminaries are being negotiated and tickets are on sale at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Jack Reynolds
Sheik Marallah
Son of Persia
al Anderson
Marallah
Cyclone Mackey
Reynolds
Baseball Roundup: Homer, Wins, and Late Runs Lead Winners
Yesterday's STARS highlighted George Watkins of the Cardinals hitting a ninth inning homer with one on to beat the Phillies. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees toppled the Browns 4-2 on seven hits. Gus Dugas of the Pirates tripled in the 12th to drive in the winning run against the Dodgers. Bob Seeds of the White Sox contributed three RBIs with a triple and two doubles as he scored twice. Pat Matone of the Cubs had eight hits and scored the winning run in the ninth after a single. Bill Cissell of the Indians drove in the deciding run with a ninth inning double against the Athletics. Carl Hubbell of the Giants allowed six hits to the Reds. Bob Kline of the Red Sox earned a win over the Tigers with eight hits.
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Associated Press
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Indians
Washington
Athletics
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Grove
Charley Ruffing
Ben Chapman
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White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit
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Bill Cissell
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Reds
Bob Kline
Red Sox
Tigers
Stella Walsh Will Race for Poland in Los Angeles Olympics
Cleveland sprinter Stella Walsh will compete for Poland in the Los Angeles Games. She accepted a Polish consulate post in New York and abandoned her US citizenship bid. Walsh plans to enter discus, 100 meter dash, and 400 meter relay for the Polish team.
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Stella Walsh
Poland
United States
Los Angeles
New York City
Miss Walsh
New York Central Railroad
New York
Fight Results From The Associated Press
MILWAUKEE Angel Clivelle from Puerto Rico defeated Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute Indiana. Eddie Anderson of Chicago outpointed Prince Saunders of Chicago. Charleston C. Charlie Comer of Baltimore knocked out Harry Oser of New Orleans. Chicago Mickey Patrick and Henry Firpo drew. Jack Roper of Los Angeles outpointed Tom Davenport of Hot Springs. Youngstown Rosy Stoy of Lancaster and Jackie Rodgers of Pittsburgh drew. Young Terry Akron outpointed Danny Allen of Pittsburgh. Fort Worth Ray Kizer of Tulsa outpointed Babe Manella of Detroit.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Angel Clivelle
Puerto Rico
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Eddie Anderson
Chicago
Prince Saunders
Charleston
Charlie Comer
Baltimore
Harry Oser
New Orleans
Mickey Patrick
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Drew
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Tom Davenport
Hot Springs
Ark
Beer Mugs Sell Fast in Pomeroy Sales Rise
A traveling salesman reports strong demand for beer mugs in Pomeroy Ohio as shops place orders amid expectations of beer legalization by July 1933. Local merchants note steady sales with optimism about larger markets once policy changes occur.
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Pomeroy
Baseball League Leaderboard Highlights From The Season
iLADERS 32 Batting P. Waner Pirates 275 Hurst Phillies 369 Runs Klein Phillies 95 Terry Giants 64 RBIs Klein Phillies 84 Hurst Phillies 77 Hits Klein Phillies 128 P Waner Pirates 119 Doubles P Waner Pirates 37 Worthington Braves 33 Triples Klein Phillies Herman Reds 12 Home Runs Klein Phillies 25 Wilson Dodgers 16 Stolen bases P Waner Pirates Stripp Dodgers 12 Pitching Swetonic Pirates Betts Braves 10 2 American League Batting Foxx Athletics 383 Walker Tigers 348 Runs Simmons Athletics 90 Foxx Athletics 88 RBIs Foxx Athletics 104 Ruth Yankees 84 Hits Foxx Athletics 123 Averill Indians 118 Doubles Porter Indians 26 Johnson Red Box Campbell Browns 25 Triples Myer Senators 13 Lieb small Yankees 10 Home runs Foxx Athletics 34 Ruth Yankees 24 Stolen bases Chapman Yankees 19 Johnson Red Sox 14 Pitching Kimsey Browns 4-1 Gomez Yankees 14-4
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Johnson
Red Box
Campbell
Browns
Myer
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Red Sox
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Early Hale Clerk Seeks Congress Seat in Texas Race
Sterling P. Strong of Dallas, a candidate for congressman at large in place 3, is visiting Amarillo to meet supporters and set a speaking date next week. He spoke of Congress’ power to aid farmers and business, and endorsed repealing the 18th Amendment.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Mr. Strong
Wisher County
Tulsa
Hale County
Swisher
Lubbock
West Texas
Strong
Congress
Five Hall of Fame Sluggers Produce Varied Hits
Babe Ruth drew four walks accounting for two runs while Lou Gehrig had four singles. Al Simmons hit a homer and two doubles in four at bats driving in three. Hack Wilson collected five singles for one run and Bill Terry added a single in four appearances.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Little leagues seek better funding amid failed equipment donations
The article notes that despite efforts to fund costly equipment, little leagues still lack adequate support. It highlights ongoing frustration with current methods and calls for more effective assistance to youth sports programs.
Jack Reynolds Retains World Welterweight Title
Cincinnati challenger Jack Reynolds defeats Bert Kahn of Dallas two falls to one to keep the welterweight championship. Reynolds weighed 147 pounds to Kahn’s 145 as Kahn took the first fall in 11 minutes. The match ended with Kahn under Reynolds in the ring and the Dallas wrestler collapsing after returning to the ring.
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Jack Reynolds
Cincinnati
Bert Kahn
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Kahn
Hamlin Delivers 14th Victory to Lead League
Luke Hamlin, Beaumont ace, won his 14th game as Beaumont beat Houston 4 to 1 yesterday. Ed Heusser held Beaumont's offense to five innings before Beaumont surged for five runs in the sixth. Hamlin left after a pinch hitter, but earned the win as Dick Schulz finished. Other scores: Longview tops Fort Worth 5 to 4 with Clift and Debs Garris contributing, Galveston defeats San Antonio 4 to 3, and Dallas takes a 9-8 second game after John Whitehead subbed for Dallas.
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Associated Press
Luke Hamlin
Beaumont
Houston
Ed Heusser
Heusser
Hamlin
Buller
Galveston
San Antonio
George Darrow
George Murray
Dallas
Tyler
John Whitehead
Babe Enters Eight Events at Chicago
Female track stars gather in Chicago for final Olympic tryouts with the National AAU championships at Dyche Stadium Evanston Ill Babe Didrikson from Dallas has entered eight of ten events and is favored to win discus javelin throw and 80 meter hurdles. There are 276 kinds of trees and shrubs native to Georgia.
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Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Ill
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Dallas
Texas
Nurmi Begins Training Despite Doubts on Eligibility
Paavo Nurmi arrives in Los Angeles to train for the 1932 Olympic Games amid questions about his amateur status due to alleged irregularities in travel expense reporting. An International Amateur Athletic Federation ruling is due July 28, potentially allowing him to race in the 10,000 meters and marathon.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Paavo Nurmi
Paris
Amsterdam
Nurmi
Runar Oris
Finland
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Wrestling Results From Baltimore To Dallas
Jim McMillen 215 from Chicago threw Pred Grubmie 200 from Harlem Ia. in Baltimore. Dick Shikat 218 from Philadelphia defeated George McLeod 212 from New York. Sammy Stein 202 Newark drew with Fritz Kley 212 from Germany after 37 minutes. Dallas Jack Reynolds Cincinnati welter champ won two falls over Bert Kahn. Pat O Brien from Waco fell young Stecher Chicago. Pete Brown El Paso beat Swede Larsen St Paul. Cyclone Mackey Amarillo beat Benny Wilson Fort Worth.
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Baltimore
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Pred Grubmie
Harlem
Washington
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
George McLeod
New York
Sammy Stein
Newark
Fritz Kley
Germany
Dallas
Jack Reynolds
Cincinnati
Welter
Bert Kahn
Pat O'Brien
Waco
Fell Young
Stecher
Pete Brown
el Paso
Swede Larsen
St. Paul
Cyclone Mackey
Amarillo
Benny Wilson
Fort Worth
British Heavyweight Title Won by Jack Peterson
Jack Peterson won the British heavyweight title tonight by knocking out Reggie Meen in the second round of a 15 round bout in London. The British Boxing Association recognizes Larry Gains as heavyweight champion of the British empire but not of Great Britain, Gains won a decision over Meen some months ago.
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Jack Peterson
Reggie Meen
British Boxing Association
Larry Gains
British Empire
Great Britain
Gains
Meen
Carrier boys build ethics of modern newspaper sales
The newspaper industry trains carrier boys as salesmen and public representatives teaching courtesy responsibility and tact. They learn principles and ethics of modern business shaping them into tomorrow's business men through service.
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