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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1937

Page

3

Cotton Beats Shute to Claim Unofficial World Match Title

Henry Cotton of England won the unofficial world match play golf championship beating Densmore Shute of Boston 6 and 5 at Walton Heath England. Cotton, recent British Open champion, led by two after 36 holes and finished with a 5-up lead, closing on the 67th hole before a 10,000 strong crowd.

Walton Heath Eng U.P Henry Cotton England Densmore Shute Boston Cotton Harry Vardon Shute United States

Cochrane's Choice Tebbetts rises to Tigers catcher's post

George Tebbetts, groomed since youth by Frank Navin, proves capable as Detroit Tigers catcher after stepping in for Mickey Cochrane. The 22 year old demonstrates strong throwing, pitch signaling, and base throwing, plus grit in scrapes, as Ray Hayworth fades from daily duties.

George Tebbetts Detroit Tigers Frank Navin Bay Providence College Tiger Springfield Beaumont Tigers Mickey Cochrane Cochrane Mickey Bump Hadley Ray Hayworth Ray Tebbetts Detroit Andrey Cochrane

Sports Roundup on Heat and Stars Across Baseball and Tennis

In New York July 13 a sports roundup notes heat affecting play and previews events. JOE MEDWICK belts a homer spree as baseball chatter includes Dimaggio and Mungo in All Star talk. Budge shows strong Davis Cup form while boxing and tennis chatter mix with park rent revenue details.

Gabby Hartnett Cubs Joe Medwick White Sox Braddock- Louis Don Budge Gene Mako

Pan American Games Stars Arrive for Dallas Prep

Twenty two nations gather top track stars in Dallas to prepare for the Pan American Games opening at the Texas Exposition. Notable American athletes and world record holders are housed at Southern Methodist University with several key runners and field event specialists named.

Dallas Texas Texas Exposition United States Southern Methodist University Elroy Robinson New York Ray Malott Perrin Walker Charles Yenske Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani Alan Tolmich Kermit King George Varoff Forrest

Dodgers star Vance and 12 year old NL strikeout record

The fragment recalls Davey Vance breaking the NL strikeout mark 12 years ago with 17 Ks in a 10 inning Dodgers win over the Cardinals. It also mentions Dick Bartell receiving a cup, Max Schmeling and Mike Jacobs, and a tax refund note amid scattered facts about the United States dog population.

Navin Field Cubs Davey Vance Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Dick Bartell Waa Max Schmneling Mike Jacobs

Maverick Club Swims and Dives Highlight Weekend Events

Ralph Dykeman recaps Maverick Club activities at Gem Lake and Thompson Pool with Monday contests in multiple classes. Results name winners in 15 and 45 yard swims and diving events, noting close finishes and improvements by boys who trained at club swims. A sleeping party noted groaning from the gym corner but no culprit identified.

Gem Lake Thompson Pool R. A. Boyter Joel Robertson Gene Turner Owen Harman Wesley Grier Alvis Grant Purd Turner Willis Hamilton R.A. Boyter Tom Murphy Aubrey Robertson R. A. Boutertat Joe Robertson W. C. Evans LeeRoy Boyter Fd Starp Ted Ford Turner All of R. A. Boyster Darwin Grier Hester Plant

Rock Island Upsets Borden in Jaycee League Thriller

Rock Island softballers toppled Borden's 5 to 4 in a late night upset under lights. Roberts-Olver swept a doubleheader against Maxor Drug 7-6 and 13 to 12, with detailed box scores noting key innings and players. Tonight three games are on the schedule, starting at 7:15.

Allis Chalmers Rock Island Borden's Jones Gibson Blanton Cogdell Spann Canadian River Gas and Panhandle Laundry Texaco Taylor's

Mavericks Head to Harding's Ranch for Camp

The column describes the Mavericks preparing for a three day camp at Harding's Ranch with eager players, already packed gear, and anticipation of hiking, camping, and ample food and beds for all.

Aubrey Robertson Aubrey Harding

Boxing results from Chicago and Pittsburgh cards

Sammy Angott of Louisville defeated Jimmy Christy of Chicago at 131 pounds in Chicago. Oscar Rankins of Chicago won a decision over Bud Mingault of Boston at 170 pounds in Pittsburgh with a 1-2 score recorded.

Chicago Sammy Angott Louisville Jimmy Christy Pittsburgh Oscar Rankins Bud Mignault Brooklyn Mass

Tack Letters Continued From Page Two

Multiple reader notices seeking companionship work and references appear. Entries include a widower seeking a widow pen pal, a young woman seeking housekeeping or nurse work with references, two women seeking work, a young lady looking for work, a colored girl seeking any job, and addresses listed for contact.

North East Fifth Avenue Tam Weat Thirteenth Avenue

Wrestling proves easiest sport to master says Nagurski

United Press notes a columnist recalls Bronko Nagurski’s rapid rise from football to world wrestling champion and argues wrestling is uniquely quick to master while other sports demand years of practice. The piece cites Danno O Mahoney and hints at future Nagurski actions with playful sports references.

United Press New York UPR Bronko Nagurski Bronko Harpischord Titanie Thompson Brooke Nathalia Crane Yehudi Mehudin Thomas Edison Einstein Pete Horace Jake Nagurski Danno O'Mahoney Danno Dublin Pop Warner Bernie Bierman Wallace Duke Byan Waldorf Copright

Members Allowed To Bring Guests To Jaycee Barbecue

Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce members may bring guests to a Hillcrest Country Club barbecue and program on Wednesday evening. John Snider will barbecue. a short business session will announce committee appointments. Tickets are 25 cents, available from officers and directors.

Amarillo

Shippers Back In Contention In Texas League Race

Beaumont Exporters win eight straight as Fleming drives in winning run in ninth. Oklahoma City remains atop standings with 8 2 victory over San Antonio while catching home runs by Jackson and Dooley highlight 12 3 win over Galveston. Houston moves up with 3 0 win as Grodzicki limits Dallas to two hits.

Beaumont Tulsa Fleming Oklahoma City San Antonio Fort Worth Indians Tiette Sams Moncrief Moore Jackie Reid Galveston Jackson Dooley Houston Dallas Grodzicki Levey

Notable Fights Across Cities Trounce Named Opponents

In New York Jesse James of Hollywood battered Tony Siano in a street altercation. In Chicago Jim McMillen of Antioch reportedly struck Chief Saunooke from Cherokee North Carolina during a separate incident.

New York Jesse James Hollywood Tony Siano Chicago Jim McMillen Antioch Chief Saunooke N. C

County Auto Fees Rise in First Half of Year

Potter County reports a total automobile and truck registration income of 186,332 for the first six months, 28,454 more than the prior year. June highway fees totaled 12,278 with 5,700 to treasury and 586 to salary funds. Passenger cars 4,884 and commercial vehicles 3,653. farm and truck licenses 947.

Potter County Jewell Davidson Davidson

Sheriff Returns With L. B. Jones Embezzlement Case

Sheriff Bill Adams brought Leslie B. Jones back to town from Los Angeles. Jones faces indictment for embezzling 200.59 dollars from Texas Steam Laundry, where he once worked as a driver salesman. Charges were filed by Mark Davis and J. R. Ross, laundry partners.

Bill Adams Los Angeles Leslie B. Jones Jones Texas Steam Laundy Adams Mark Davis J. R. Ross

Argentine Runner Cleared To Enter Pan American Marathon

Jose Ribas 38, an Argentine marathoner, was officially notified that the Argentine Athletic Federation lifted his suspension and he is eligible to run in the Pan American Olympics on July 18. The 26 mile night race will be held July 18 at Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas under lights.

Dallas Jose Ribas Bob Humphreys Ribas Cotton Bowl Stadium

Major League Leaders National and American League

Baseball statistical leaders list for both leagues. Medwick and Waner top batting. Medwick leads runs and RBIs. other leaders include Galan Brack J Martin Vaughan Handiey Ott Greenberg Dimaggio Kreevich Moses Bell and Lawson among others. Detailed counts for each category provided.

Medwick Cardinals P. Waner Pirates Galan Cubs Demaree Brack Dodgers J. Martin Vaughan Handiey Ott Giants Bryant Fette Bees Gehrig Yankees Walker Tigers Greenberg Dimaggio Bell Browns Kreevich White Sox Moses Athletics Stone Kubel Senators Chapman Red Sox Appling Lawson Ruffing

H V Robertson & Co. Established 1910

H V Robertson & Co a long running firm of accountants and auditors offers tax counseling and accounting services. The firm operates from Oliver Eakle Building and lists phone contact 2 2038.

Oliver Eakle Bidg

Feller Sees Comeback After Arm Injury

Chicago July 13 Bob Feller 18 year old Indians pitcher remains confident he can win 25 games this season if he returns to form. He notes his fastball and curve are improving and recalls a four inning one hit start against Detroit with three unearned runs. He has three losses and no wins after an arm injury earlier this season.

Chicago Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Detroit Feller St. Louis Cleveland Tigers

Chicago Bears Add Sam Francis as Fullback for 1936 Season

Chicago Bears announce Sam Francis, Nebraska star and 1936 All American, signed for one season. He joins top pro fullbacks Bronko Nagurski and Jack Manders, both former Minnesota greats, in the lineup trade. The note ends with a random line about average lung capacity.

Chicago Chicago Bears Sam Francis University of Nebraska Francis Bronko Nagurski Jack Manders Minnesota

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Denny Shute Cochrane's George Donald Budge J. Donald Budge California Red-Head U. S Baron Gottfried von Cramm Budge Baron Maurice McLoughlin Fred Perry Forest Hills Perry Sports Roundup Salling Hawey Joe van Lingle Mungo Carl Hubbell Disey Dean Jimmy Johnston Milkey Coch Tune Zephyr Ant Windmil Amarillo Fort Worth Sowermater Wicbita Vath Maverick Club By Ralph Dykeman Brown Orman Distillery CO Kentucky Kentucky Borden Roberts-Olver Maxor Drug Gatlin and Garrison Tolleson and Rice Ed Sharp North East Third Avenue Campanion Tack John Brunio Street Pampa Nolsekerfer Rave North Grant Street Henry McLemore Jaycee Paramount Recreation Club L. B. Jones John Furbach Polk Cal Farley San Jacinta Borger Major League H. V. Robertson & Co Accountants and Auditors Frances TO Bears Betty D. McCarley Foot Correction Massey Bldg Palm Beach Blackburn Bros West Texas
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