Tremaine and Soldier Thomas Clash of Armory Tonight
In Amarillo, Soldier Thomas defends his undefeated record against Andy Tremaine at the National Guard Armory tonight. Tremaine seeks to puncture Thomas’s flawless slate while both enter ring condition ahead of a billed main event featuring Gust Johnson versus Dizzy Davis in the semi and Don Hill versus Count Carl von Bromberg in the curtain-raiser. Ringside seats are at City Drug Store, 615 Polk Street.
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Andy Tremaine
National Guard Armory
Tremaine
Andy
Dizzy Davis
Gust Johnson
Don Hill
Carl von Bromberg
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Log Cabin Shingled with Lettuce Crate Slats in Selinsgrove
Lyman Baker shingled his 120 year old log house in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania with slats from 800 lettuce crates. He nailed the slats over the logs and finished the remodeling with a coat of paint.
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Selinsgrove
Lyman Baker
Games Tonight in Commercial League Schedule
Western Alito faces Duniven's in the opener while Consumers clashes with Hennessee in the night’s second matchup. Both games tip off under the league banner with local spectators expected.
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Commercial League
Alito
Duniven's
Consumers
Hennessee
Gehrig’s Consecutive Games Mark Sparks Debate On Baseballs Rules
Henry McLemore argues that Lou Gehrig daily playing through injuries tests the sport and proposes whimsical ground rules for wheelchairs or crutches at first base. He contends the streak may harm teams and suggests Gehrig retire or take a fishing day instead.
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U.P
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Wally Pipp
Lou
Indians
Penumonia
Beri-Beri
Texacos Crush Keeling Gulf in 27 to 0 Softball Mischief
Texaco steam-rolled Keeling Gulf 27 to 0 in the Jaycee Softball League opener as nine and eight runs came in the fourth and fifth innings. Taylor's Market defeated Borden's Creamery 9 to 3 in the nightcap. Air-Speed vs Panhandle Laundry and First Christian Church vs Magnolia Standings listed.
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Keeling Gulf
Jaycee
Panhandle Laundry
Trexaco
Keeling
Norton
Armstrong
Peters
Hale Bordens
Taylor
Herbert
Verplank
Roush
Blanton
First Christian Church
Magenda
Unclear historic event cited in 1837 India
Fragments describe a rare 1837 incident in India linked to Philadelphia data and a metro strike event but lack coherent details. The text mentions a man struck and an exhibit, with references to Franklin andURh data context, yielding no clear attribution or outcome.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
India
World Tour Guard Propels Odd Ball Fact
Raymond Rapide, a guard at the Ohio State Penitentiary, is said to have roamed 38 nations. Early in life he joined the Navy and traveled widely as a bard. Astronomers note a distant point measured as about 1.3e20 miles away.
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Raymond Rapide Guard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Navy
Giants Suffer Sweep as Cardinals Hammer Giants
New York Giants slump after a double loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Lefty Shoun allowed four hits in the opener and Bob Weiland held nine, while Johnny Mize homered three times in the nightcap. Cards win 1-2 and 7-1, dropping NY to a game behind. Dusty Shoun credited with the win after a strong rookie display.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Lefty Shoun
Bob Weiland
Hank Lieber
Bob Seeds
Shoun
Mel Ott
Weiland
Johnny Mize
Cliff Melton
Slick Castleman
Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Max West
Bees
Johnny Vander Meer
Clyde
Dusty) Shoun
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
U S Trackmen Dominate Sweden In International Meet
The United States team led by Ben Johnson of Columbia Ray Malott of Stanford and the Olympic Club won five of seven events on day one in Stockholm Sweden The 100 meters winner Johnson clocked 10 4 while Malott set a Swedish record in the 400 meters with 47 5 George Varoff of Oregon secured the sole American field victory clearing 13 feet 11 25 32 inches The Finnish Kotkas won the discus at 164 feet
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Ray Malott
Stanford
Olympic Club
United States
Europe
Johnson
Stenquist
Malott
Baumgarten
Netherlands
George Varoff
Oregon
Kotkas
Finland
Roundup: Tony Galento and the Baseball Beat
Eddie Briez notes Tony Galento ventures into interior decorating humor while baseball headlines roll. Indians’ hustle powers pennant talk with Lyn Lary making spectacular plays, Rabbits Maranville’s Royals ride nine-game unbeaten streak, Fred Walcott shines in Stockholm, Lazzeri and Hartnett swap roles as Cubs eye a click in the National League with Dizzy Dean stirring chatter.
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Indians
Lyn Lary
Bill Dickey
Lyn
Johnny Allen
Lary
American sprinter and miler sweep in distance events
Pete Zagar of Olympic Club and Stan Ford both posted marks around 160 feet. Fred Walcott of Rice won the 110 meter high hurdles in 14.2 with Lidman of Sweden second in 14.6. Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin surged to 3 49.4 in the 1500, just shy of Jack Lovelock's world mark. Jon Johnson of Sweden was runner up in the mile in 3:52.2 behind the American winner.
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Montreal
Rabbit Maranville
Royals
Fred Walcott
Rice
Southwest
Stockholm
Pete Zagar
Olympic Club
Stanford
Lidman
Sweden
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin Star
Jack Lovelock
Jon Johnson
Baseball Standings and Schedule Prompted By Rain Delays
The standings show New York leading with 28 wins and six hundred thirty six percent, Cleveland 28 and six hundred thirty two, Boston 46 31 seven hundred ninety seven? No clear. Rain caused postponements for Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia. The schedule lists Cleveland at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Boston.
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Cincinnati
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Ererene
Nner Weeee
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Cincinnati Saaee
Seenee
Boston Sewnee
Philadelphia Bees
Texas League Results and Standings Snapshot
Wednesday results show Pitre’s Geinhind team rallying to beat San Antonio 16 to 10 while Fort Worth loses 5 to 6. Beaumont tops Dallas 14 to 6 as Shreveport defeats Oklahoma City 10 to 4. Standings list Beaumont, San Antonio, Oklahoma City atop the league with Dallas and Shreveport in mid-pack. Thursday schedule includes Beaumont at Fort Worth and Shreveport at Tulsa.
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Trout
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Uhle
Fitzpatrick
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OKLA
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Thira Laeoe Beens
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Oklahoma City
Houston
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Leaders Tulsa Beaumont Stay Hot In Texas League Pennant Race
Tulsa and Beaumont extended their lead in the Texas League as all four first division clubs won. Tulsa beat Houston 6 1 behind Max Thomas, while Beaumont defeated Dallas 6 1 with Sal Gliatto and Bob Uhle on the bats. Fort Worth fell to San Antonio 10 5 as Oklahoma City and Shreveport also won.
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Beaumont
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Houston
Dallas
Jim Winford
Buffalo
Winford
Max Thomas
Dizzy Trout
Sal Gliatto
Bob Uhle
Cats
Clay Touchstone
Lightning kills 26 lambs on Plano farm pasture
Lightning struck the pasture of C. F. Norton’s farm south of Plano, killing 26 yearling lambs. Dr. B. M. Starnes of the Dallas health department called the loss unusually high for a single bolt. A separate note cites a 1980 U.S. population peak estimate of 158 million.
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C. F. Norton
Plano
B. M. Starnes
Dallas Health Department
U. S
Hartnett Is Ready for Leadership
CHICAGO July 21 Gabby Hartnett takes the Cubs managerial helm after Charlie Grimm is released by owner P K Wrigley. Grimm to finish 1935 under contract Hartnett and Lazzeri remain as the top leaders with Johnson and Corriden as coaches.
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
P. K. Wrigley
Cub
Wrigley
Charles Lee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Gabby
Minnes
Grimm
Missouri
Rogers Hornsby
Hartnett
Tony Lazzeri
Roy Johnson
John
Red) Corriden
West Texas New Mexico Results From Hobbs Meet
In Hobbs on Monday the West Texas-New Mexico meet concluded with Lubbock defeating Hobbs scoring 12 runs in the final frame. Needham Rabe and Melito contributed key performances for Lubbock while Terry and Melito added support for Hobbs.
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New Mexico
Hobbs
Lubbock
Needham
Rabe
Terry
Melito
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