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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

11

Reynolds Pedigo Welterweight Title Fight At Metro Park

Jack Reynolds defends the world welterweight crown against Cecil Pedigo at Metro Park at 8 30 p m with preliminaries Sheik Marallah vs Pancho Vitella and Chief Little Wolf vs Rob Roy. Ringside 1 65. general 1 10. women 50 cents. Ticket sales strong. buses run from Polk Street. Walker seeks 77 day cross country walking record arriving in Dallas.

Jack Reynolds Cecil Pedigo Metro Baseball Park Sheik Marallah Pancho Vitella Chief Little Wolf Rob Roy Pedigo Phenom Kentucky Metro Park

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

A humorous verse about a contented toad who boasts of a carefree life with no worries, taxes, or responsibilities yet the speaker wonders who would actually want to be such a toad. The piece contrasts the toad’s complacency with human aspirations and reflections on life.

Edgar A. Guest

Chicago Gangsters Cut Down by Guns

Two Chicago gangsters were killed near Shawano Wisconsin in a gang style shooting as they left a roadhouse. Patrick Berrell alias Pat McCann vice president of the International Teamsters Union and his bodyguard William Marx were identified as the victims. Marx was sought after the St Valentine’s Day massacre on a theory he survived the attack. The men were gunned down with machine guns and sawed off shotguns.

Shawano Wis Chicago Chicago Teamsters’ Union Patrick Berrell Pat McCann International ‘Teamsters’ Unions William Marx

Indians Have Fine Chances In Tight American League Race

Indians strong through the intersectional tour with a 14–4 record and 8–1 win over Boston highlighted by Mel Harder’s fourth win. New York and Philadelphia held steady atop the league as Cleveland eyes a late surge. The Cubs fell 9–1 to the Yankees, while St. Louis exploded for 16–5 over Chicago and slipped into broader standings.

Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr Associated Press Cleveland Philadelphia Indians Red Men Boston Mel Harder New York Athletics Johnny Allen Yanks Chicago St. Louis Washington Detroit Chuck Klein Pirates Boston Braves Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Cards

Yankees Edge White Sox as Crosetti Drives In Four

Johnny Allen and Frank Crosetti of the Yankees held White Sox to five hits while Crosetti drove in four runs with a homer and a single. Chuck Klein homered twice and tripled for the Phillies in a 6 to 2 win over the Pirates. Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott powered the Giants as Farmer limited the Cubs to seven hits with Ott driving in five on a homer and a triple. Bob Grove of the Athletics scattered 11 Tigers hits to win his 15th game.

Associated ‘Press Johnny Allen Frank Crosetti Yankees White Sox Chuck Klein Phillies Pirates Carl Hubbell Mel Ott Giants Farmer Cubs Bob Grove Athletics Tigers

Patriot sports column questions Olympics race rivalries

Henry McLemore argues that Olympics should be about sport and human relations. He praises Templeton and Eastman in the Carr Eastman clashes and questions flag symbolism and national rivalry in the 400 and 800 meter events. He says competition should be about grudge fights, not national dominance, and mocks overemphasis on winning.

United Press New York America Ben Eastman Eastman-Carr Los Angeles Dink Templeton Eastman Carr Templeton England France Switzerland Bulgaria Duke of Manchester Willie

Houston Golfer Wins Annual Coleman Meet

Dick Nauts of Houston defeated Gordon Young of Dallas 3 and 2 in the Coleman invitation golf final. Nauts led early and stayed ahead as Young struggled with putting. The fast course and longer tee shots helped Nauts, with Paris's Sam Tinnin taking consolation in a 75 medal score before losing 2 up to Port Bloodworth.

Coleman Dick Nauts Houston Gordon Young Dallas Nauts Young Sam Tinnin Paris Port Bloodworth

Steers Smell Series Money As Whitehead Leads 2-0 Victory

Dallas gains a four game pennant edge with a 2 0 win over Houston behind John Whitehead who allowed four hits through eight innings and two more in the ninth Tex Jeanes made two sparkling catches in centerfield Beaumont fell to Longview after an 11 inning 2 1 loss Longview moved one game behind Houston as Tyler crushed San Antonio 17 3 Fort Worth and Galveston were rained out

Associated Press Morse Dallas Steers John Whitehead Dallas Houston Steers Beaumont Buffaloes Whitehead Tex Jeanes Longview Lester White Jelly Collier Tyler San Antonio Fort Worth Galveston

Fight Results Montreal to New York Card

Pete Sanstol of Norway drew with Emile Pladner of France in Montreal. Primo Carnera of Italy defeated Jack Gross of Philadelphia by technical knockout in seven rounds. Jack Redman of South Bend knocked out Eddie Benson in seven rounds in New York. Bob Olin of New York outpointed Muggs Kerr of Oklahoma City over eight rounds.

Associated Press Montreal Pete Sanstol Norway Emile Pladner France Drew New York Primo Carnera Italy Jack Gross Philadelphia Jack Redman South Bend Ind Eddie Benson Bob Olin Muggs Kerr Oklahoma City

Junior teams in tourney set in Texas finals

Dallas and McAllen Junior Legion teams meet Friday afternoon in Austin while Austin and San Angelo face off Friday night. Winners advance to a Saturday night playoff to crown Texas representative for regional matches in New Orleans August 17 and 18. Davis Cup inter zone final in Paris features United States and Germany tomorrow after 28 countries start play.

Austin U.P Dallas McAllen Legion San Angelo Texas New Orleans Paris United States France

Major League Leaders Show Diverse Marks Across Leagues

Baseball leaders from the National and American Leagues highlight top performances. P Waner and Klein head batting, Hurst and Foxx lead in RBIs, Klein and P Waner top hits, and pitching leaders include Swetonic and Warneke. Also notes include a social visit mention at 2037 Ong Street in Arkansas City.

National League P. Waner Pirates Hurst Phillies Klein Terry Giants Worthington Braves Herman Reds Ott Frisch Cards Stripp Dodgers Swetonic Warneke Cubs E. E. Lewis Edward and Billy Arkansas City Kans

Quickest Way to Clear Complexion with Nadimola Cream

An advertisement touts Nadimola Bleaching Cream as a fast method to remove blackheads, pimples, freckles, and blotches. It promises a soft, smooth, radiant complexion with nightly application and claims a money back guarantee.

USPS Tournament Led by Californian

Thirty-one survivors of qualifying play in the United States public links golf tournament led by Joe Nichols of Long Beach California, the medalist with 145 for 36 holes. Louisville won the Harding cup with 606 total for four players, Chicago second by one stroke, Indianapolis third at 614. Nichols 16 year old high school student and several others trailed by one stroke.

Louisville Joe Nichols Long Beach Calif Chicago Indianapolis Nichols Roy ,Wiggins Oakland Don O'Bryan William Jelliffe Los Angeles Ralph Strafaci Brooklyn

United States Expected to Sweep Hurdles in Olympics

United States should win three places in the 110 meter hurdles at Los Angeles and aim for a 1 2 3 finish led by Jack, Saling, and Beard. Keller is praised as the fastest man between the barriers as world records loom. The team faces a supposedly weaker foreign challenge this year. In Dallas, outfielder Clarence Nachand signed with the Texas League club from Louisville and will report soon, per manager Bob Tarleton.

United States Los Angeles Jack Apy George Saling Percy Beard Keller Dallas Clarence Nachand Louisville Steel Bob Tarleton

John Snider for Sheriff in Potter County

Sheriff candidate John Snider pledges a square deal for all, careful handling of vagrancy enforcement during unemployment, and prudent jail economy. A Potter County native since boyhood, he emphasizes duties and fiscal responsibility. Vote in the primary Saturday.

Snider Potter County John Snider

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