Fenton Meets McShain In Hectic Armory Bout
Roderick Fenton of the Canadian line and Danny McShain of the Irish strain clash in a top billed wrestling bout at the National Guard Armory tomorrow night. Mandarin Mantell hypes it as a wild display of human struggle with referee Pat McKee to oversee rules and learn what the books do not cover. Reserved ringside seats are available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Roderick Fenton
Fentons
Danny Mc- Shain
National Guard Armory
Mandarin Mantell
Tarzan
Buck Rogers
Pat MecKee
McKee
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Dutch Meyer Has Great Material For Frog Eleven
Southwest Conference preview notes Texas Christian University head coach Dutch Meyer inherits a strong backfield but must rebuild the line. Returning lettermen include ends Melvin Diggs and others, with several provisional players and promising freshmen competing for roles as Meyer blends veterans and a deep backfield.
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Dutch Meyer
Frog Eleven
Jack Bisco
United Press
Leo
Meyer
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Francis Schmidt
Wallace Myers
Jack Graves
Jack Landon
Melvin Diggs
Myer
Judy Truelson
Wilson Groseclose
Abilene
Tiny Godwin
Hot Springs
Ark
Willis Cannon
Letterman
Clovis Greene
Husky Pampa
Texas
Will Strenthen
Tracy Kellow
Lufkin
E. Seybold
Paul Hill
Pampa
Colton Harrison
Temple
Derrel Lester
Jacksboro
Heard Floore
George Simpson
San Angelo
Sandy Hagler
Cleburne
Lester
Joe Coleman
Waco
Dan Harston
Dallas
Jimmy Lawrence
Harlinen
George Kline
Gregory
Lawrence
Charlie Caspe
Harston
Kline
Coleman
Scott McCall
Donkey Roberts
Cotton Harrison
Steak for Breakfast diet pads Gomez weight and pitching
Vernon "Lefty" Gomez promotes a steak for breakfast regimen to gain weight and improve pitching for the Yankees. His wife June O'Day Gomez sacrifices stage work to support his routine as he aims to top 20 wins and lift team performance this season. She notes his weight gain to 175 pounds and renewed late-inning endurance.
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Gomez
Wesley Ferrell
The
Yanks
Lefty
Vernon
New York Yankees
June O'Day
Tiger Owner Getting Kick Detroit July 25
Frank J. Navin said his 1934 Detroit Tigers are the biggest thrill and greatest satisfaction since entering baseball in 1904. He notes 15 of 22 players are Tiger-trained and lists many names including Red Phillips who won his first major league game Tuesday against the Red Sox. He credits easier player development in earlier days.
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Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Hughie Jennings
Navin Field
Navin
College Diamonds
Hank Goldberg
Eldon Auker
Tommy Bridges
Flea Clifton
Frank Dossack
Pete Fox
Charley Gehringer
Luke Hamlin
Ray Hayworth
Elon Hogsett
Schoolboy Rowe
Vic Sorrell
Gerald Walker
Jo Jo White
Clarence
Red” Phillips
Red Sox
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National and American League leaders listed by The Associated Press include P Waner and Terry atop batting in the NL with 362 and 360. Notable statistics cover runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and top pitchers J Dean and Gomez with strong win totals and ERAs.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Giants
Medwick
Cardinal
Vaughan
Ott
Berger
Braves
Allen
Phillies
F. Herman
Cubs
Collins
Cardinals
Qit
Martin
Bartell
J. Dean
Schumacher
Prankhouse
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Greenberg
Chapman
Foxx
Athletics
Johnson
Fox
Gomez
Marberry
Baseball Standings and Scores From Recent Games
National League results include St Louis losing 0 5 to New York and Philadelphia routing Pittsburgh 9 0. Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 3 and Boston won 4 3 over Cincinnati. American League show Washington 4 1 over Chicago and New York 2 4 at St Louis. Texas League notes Fort Worth lost 1 3 to Dallas while Beaumont beat Tulsa 5 3. Rankings list multiple teams with win loss records and rates.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
L. Pet
Bree Cofiiee
Ovis
St Louis
Charley Grimm and four stars deliver late Cubs win
Cubs pinch hitter Charley Grimm homered with two on to drive in the winning run against the Dodgers. Sam Rice had three hits and three runs batted in for Cleveland against the Athletics. Harland Clift added a triple with a single and double as the Browns beat the Yankees. Les Tietje shut down the Sea mers to six hits. Clarence Phillips quieted the Red Sox with relief work for Detroit.
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Associated Proms
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Dodgers
Sam Rice
Indians
Athletics
Harland Clift
Browns
Yankees
Les Tietje
White Sox
Clarence Phillips
Tigers
Ags
Red Sox
The Hardest Shot in Golf 16 Long Approach Putts
Francis Ouimet called the long approach putt the hardest shot in golf. He explained that distance judgment and direction determine success on 30 to 40 foot putts, with the next putt then becoming easier. Also notes guests at 804 Prospect Street: Mr and Mrs Howard R Brooks host Vel M Lane and children in Alamogordo New Mexico.
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Francis Ouimet
Howard R. Brooks
Prospect Street
Vel M. Lane
Max and
Marjorie
Alamorgordo
N. M
Hines 10 to Beat Star at Seabright Invitational
Wilmer Hines of South Carolina upset top seed Wilmer Allison of Austin in Seabright New Jersey, defeating Frankie Parker 6-2 6-4. Parker also fell to Gene Mako while Don Budge lost to Henry Prusoff. Other seeds advancing included Berkeley Bell Bryant Grent John Van Ryn Greg Mangin.
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Seabright
N. J
Wilmer Hines
South Carolina
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee Marvel
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Hines
Parker
Spring Lake
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
John McDiarmed
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Allison
Berkeley Bell
New York
Bryant Grent
Atlanta
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Greg Mangin
Newark
N, J
Steers Triumph 3–1 as Crowds Roar at Steer Stadium
In the hot heat 12,301 fans packed Steer Stadium to witness the Steers defeat Fort Worth 3 to 1. Joe Vance threw seven strong innings for Dallas, allowing six hits, while Jonnard of Fort Worth also yielded six hits over seven frames. Dick Whitworth finished for the Cats as Tulsa beat Beaumont 5–0. Mike Cyengros led Houston to a 4–3 win over Oklahoma City, snapping a late rally by the Buffaloes. Galveston and San Antonio did not play.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Tulsa
Houston
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Galveston
W. GG
Pet
Wlad Ve
Toauas
Is Siees
Oklahoma City
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Steer Stadium
Steers
Dallas Park
Joe Vance
Dallas Star
Cats
Jonnard
Port Worth
Mike Cyengros
Oklahoma City Indians
Mike
Buffaloes
Controversial sports figures meet in cross field contrasts
Henry McLemore notes three distinct sports incidents featuring Walter Johnson Patsy Hendren and a tweed suited umpire. Johnson’s no hit bid ends when a pinch hitter singles. Hendren fields a near century bid at Ashes debut as England’s hopes fade. The tweed sir’s footfault call at Wimbledon sparks debate over officiating standards.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Walter Johnson
Patsy Hendren
Johnson
Hendren
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Tommy
Hall of Fame
Walters
Suat
Wood Wins Cup Upset at Wimbledon Davis Cup Tie
Sid ney Wood of New York defeated Jack Crawford in five sets to level the Australia United States Interzone final. Crawford led 2-0 and 4-3 but Wood rallied winning 6-3 9-7 4-6 4-6 6-2 as rain delayed play on Tuesday. The result ties the tie at two matches apiece with the winner facing Great Britain next.
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Jack Crawford
Jack
Fred Perry
Crawford
Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney Wood
New York
Wood
Love
Shields
Vivian McGrath
Great Britain
Pritay
Slumps Grip Senators and Pirates in Big League Setbacks
Washington Senators slide to sixth in the American League after a 4-1 loss to the White Sox. Pittsburgh Pirates drop to a new low with a 9-0 defeat by Philadelphia. Giants crush Cardinals 5-0 as Roy Parmelee fires four hits. Tigers beat Boston 6-3 with late relief. Cubs stay two back of the Giants by beating the Dodgers 6-3. Indians top Philadelphia 10-6 as Monte Pearson earns win.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Bucs
Phillies
Senators
White Sox
Roy Parmeleys
Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Clarence Phillips
Detroit
Yankees
Browns
New York
van Mungo
Dodgers
Bill Lee
Flint Rhein
Reds
Braves
Monte Pearson
Indians
Philadelphia
Texas League Leaders Display Strong Hitting Totals
Associated Press reports leading Texas League hitters and power stats. Bell of Galveston leads in average 364 while Morgan of San Antonio sits at 356 and Moses 365 for top hitters. Bell also paces total hits 149 doubles 38 and home runs 22. English of Galveston leads RBIs with 84. Hooks of Tulsa tops triples with 15.
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Associated Press
Bell
Galveston
Morgan
San Antonio
Moses
Hooks
Tulsa
English
All England Final Controversy Over Court Callouts
A player declares he would replace officials if they disapprove of his calls during the East Yorkshire asphalt court championship or the all England finals, signaling tension between players and referees.
Gene Sarazen Begins Defense of His Title
Gene Sarazen starts his bid to defend the Professional Golfers' Association championship in Buffalo. The Italian from New York leads veterans against rising young players in the opening round of match play. Notables in the field include Walter Hagen Denny Shute Johnny Revolta Leo Diegel and more as 10 players compete in a playoff to reach the main event.
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Gene Sarazen
Buffalo
New York
Portchester
N. C
Bob Crowley
Dedham
Mass
Inez
Eddie Leon
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Barron
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Frank Ball
Haines Pals
N.Y
Orville White
Overland, Mo
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Wille Machelgane
Frank Walsh
Yesterday's Heroes and Baseball Highlights
Brief sports round up notes Marian Clift triple and two runs for Browns Charley Grimm homer with two on for Cubs Roy Parmelee pitched for Giants blanking the Cardinals Sylvester Johnson helped Phillies shut out the Pirates. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Johnny Price at 402 Fairmont Street vacationing in Yellowstone Park for two weeks.
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Charley Grimm
Cubs
Homer
Dodgers
Roy Parmelee
Giants
Sylvester Johnson
Phillies
Pirates
Johnny Price
Fairmont Street
Yellowstone Park
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June O'Day Gomez
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Young Chippenfield
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Automotive Electric CO
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Ity United Press
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James W. Oakes Agency
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