Deans Rebound Undaunted by Washed Up Critics
The Maverick Club’s Henry Super reports a lively season mix as the Canyon Mavericks clash with Amarillo on Buffalo Stadium lights. Deans brothers Paul and Dizzy push to prove experts wrong while Cardinals, Giants, and Yankees chase titles amid baseball highlights.
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Pat Noser
Canyon
Amarillo
Canyon Maverick Club
Maverick Club
W. T. All Stars
Panhandle All Stars
Panhandle
Texas
Buffalo Stadium
Western Amateur Golf Tourney Begins With Upsets
Broadmoor Golf Club in Colorado Springs hosts the Western Amateur as many midwestern players miss action in the round of eight. Defending champion Zell Eaton loses to Gus Moreland 5 and 3, while Johnny Goodman falls to David Goldman 2 up. Survivors include Rodney Bliss, Charles Yates, Jack Maloy, Walter Emery, Don Edwards, and Jack Gaines.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Ill
Dallas
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Trans-Mississippi
David
Spec) Goldman
Rodney Bliss
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Jack Maloy
Tulsa
Walter Emery
Shawnee
Okla
Don Edwards
Stanford University
Jack Gaines
Los Angeles
King Levinsky Dream in Princeton Ring Return Match Vision
A July essay from Princeton imagines King Levinsky boxing Joe Louis in August. The piece muses on Levinsky as heavyweight champion, his flamboyant behavior, and the nation’s potential one man show if he defeats Louis, with humorous notes on curfews and family life.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
U.P
Kingfish Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Louis
Kingfish
Violet
Nassau Hall
Lena
Baer
Levinsky
Louis
Lefty Pachak to pitch for Shamrocks in Sunday double header
Lefty Pachak will start the first game at 2 p.m. for the Amarllo Shamrocks against Huber Carbon Blackface as Goofy Dean prepares for mound duty. Corbitt and Bagwell have joined the Shamrocks, with Winkler aiming to win both games.
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Amarillo Shamrocks
Huber
Borger
Shamrocks
Deans
Goofy Dean
St. Louis Browns
Goofy
Knot-Hole
Corbitt
Charles Teas
Bagwell
New Mexico
Station Operator Is Shot to Death
John Zipp a 35 year old Seguin filling station operator was shot to death last night at his home four miles west of Sequin Henry Rahe 42 year old brother in law of Zipp was found shot to death in the bathroom of his home three miles away from the Zipp residence Justice of the Peace George R S Dix returned a verdict that Rahe shot Zipp and then went to his own home and committed death by own action
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San Antonio
John Zipp
Seguin
Sequin
Henry Rahe
Zipp
Justice of the Peace
George R. S. Dix
Rahe
Hill Bible Class Sets Son's Day With Boys In Tow
The T. Newton Hill Bible Class invites every man to bring a boy or two to Sunday’s Son's Day. Julius Louis Mendel Pitts Crudgington and Billy Mack West headline an entertaining program. Lester Aldrich with Mrs. Crudgington leads singing and Judge L Gough will teach the lesson at 9 40 in the new First Christian Church stone unit on Taylor Street and Eighth Avenue.
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T. Newton Hill
Julius Louis Mendel
Pitts Crudgington
Billy Mack West
Lester F. Aldrich
H. M. Crudgington
L. Gough
New Stone
First Christian Church
Taylor Street
Eighth Avenue
Postal Workers To Attend Real Picnic
Amarillo postal employees and their families are invited to a good old fashioned picnic tomorrow at 6 in San Jacinto Park. Frank Abrahamson of the arrangements committee says it will be a family affair with each family bringing a picnic basket. The event features a ball game for the men and a relaxed supper for all attendees.
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Maverick Club
Canyon
Canyon Mavericks
College
Pleasant Valley Mavericks
Bob Cox
Pat Noser
Canyon Club
Boxwell Brothers
Ross D. Rogers
Ciy
Amarillo Postal
San Jacinto Park
Frank Abrahamson
Bucs Stay Ahead With Comeback Win Over Dallas
Buck Fausett powered the Galveston Bucs to a 5 2 victory over the Dallas Steers with a bases loaded homer in the third and a fifth inning double. Abe White allowed eight hits and struck out 11 in a strong start for the Bucs. Beaumont Exporters beat Tulsa 8 3 to move into second place as San Antonio topped Oklahoma City 4 3. Fort Worth edged Houston 4 3 aided by Art Weis homeruns.
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Associated Press
Buck Fausett
Galveston Bucs
Dallas Steers
Oklahoma City Indians
San Antonio
Beaumont Exporters
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Ash Hillin
Missions
Hank
Brillheart
Murry
Tribe
Phillips
Red Phillips
Oilers
Beaumont
Frank Cook
Griffin
Selway
Whitworth
Fort Worth
Art Weis
Houston
Weis
Homer
Jonnard
Panthers
Pippen
Potter
Americans Favored In Davis Cup Inter Zone Final
In Davis Cup action at Wimbledon the United States, defending champions, are 2 to 1 favorites to defeat Germany in the inter zone final starting tomorrow. Donald Budge, a rookie on the squad from Oakland, meets Heinrich Henkel in the first singles as the Americans aim to reach the challenge round against England. Budge showcased top form by defeating Wilmer Allison in four sets in a practice match.
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Wimbledon
Eng
France
Germany
England
America
Britain
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Red-Head
Heinrich Henkel
Wilmer Allison
Softball Scores and Standings Reported
Magnolia Santa Fe defeated Russell Stationery 7 to 2 while Amarillo Laundry edged State Hi Way 17 to 8 Kerr School Supply won 19 to 7 over Sacred Heart Cath Modern Cleaners 8 Kenyon Coalers 7 The schedule lists American League and Texas League matchups with teams including San Jacinto Methodis Borden's Jefferson Standard Phillips Texaco Fire chiefs Schulte United Black Widows Outlaws Smyth Auto Supply Scout Masters Santa Fe Scrubs Old Folks and Transient Bureau.
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Jefferson Standard
Phillips
Cowle Electric
Fox Drug
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Schulte United
Texas League
Black Widows
Outlaws Transient Bureau
Smyth Auto Supply
Scout Masters
Santa Fe Scrubs
Old Folks
Amarillo
Magnolia-Santa Fe
Modern Cleaners
Res
Kerr School Supply
Russell Stationery
Sacred Heart, Cath
Kenyon Coalers
Three Year Olds in Title Deciding Race at Arlington Park
Chicago July 19 The winner of the $30000 Arlington Park classic stakes will claim the 1935 three year old championship with Omaha leading the field after key Derby Preakness Belmont and Dwyer wins. Black Helen Roman Soldier Tearout and Bloodroot are among top contenders as betting odds favor Omaha 7 to 10 with Black Helen Bloodroot at 3 to 1 and Roman Soldier near 10 to 1.
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U.P
Arlington Park
Omaha
Black Helen
Roman Soldier
Texas
Detroit
Tearout
Bear Plunges Hill Folk in Legal Dispute
In Balsam Gap North Carolina locals debate a 50 year old bear known as Honest John. Wildlife advocates urge protection to spare his life while farmers call for hunting rights to curb hog depredations. The bear reportedly avoids traps and has a storied history with hunters and dogs.
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Balsam Gap
N. C
U.P
Honest John
Balsam Mountains
Sophie Tucker Eyes Sale of Boston Braves
Sophia Tucker seeks to buy the Boston Braves and asks Judge Emil Fuchs for a sale offer and financial details. Fuchs says the Braves are not for sale and declined the approach.
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N. J
Sophie Tucker
America
Boston Braves
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Fuchs
Pinky Higgins Leads Rally With Two Homers In Win
Pinky Higgins belted two solo home runs with a man on base and added a single to spark a victory over the Indians. Paul Dean and Pepper Martin contributed as Cardinals pitchers and hitters. Sam West tied and won the game with a late RBI as the Browns defeated the Yankees.
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Jack Powell
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Ray Benge
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