All-Stars Go Home When Lamela Wins
Clear skies greeted the first game of the tournament at Metro Park this afternoon at 1:30 as Tactless Texans clashed with Burger Bud. Bailey White earns daily prizes for all around play and clean performance. Tate Oakes and Jack Knight win meals for sterling play and efficiency in recent games. The Oil and Business Mens club donates billiards to Winegardner Roberts and Nell of the Pampa for a double play.
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Double header basketball unsettled as teams collide
Both nines opened strong and avoided the loss column in a tense double header. Hanson Post Shock Troops face Lubbock Hubbers at 4, a clash that could tilt the homeland return. Wellington beat Pampa 5 to 0, Lamesa blanked City League All-Stars 3 to 0 as Silverton Quitaque and City League exit.
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Junior American Legion Teams Clash For State Title
The Sweetwater and Houston junior Legion teams meet in Waco to decide who plays Waco for the state championship. Umpires from the Texas League will call the decisions as the game serves as a precursor to the Wichita Falls versus Waco Texas League contest. The junior winner advances to a district tournament in the national championship race.
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Major League Leaders and Stats Update
The Associated Press lists leaders through July 25 with O D O U L Phillies 397 batting and Ott Giants 90 runs and 96 RBI. Terry Giants 145 hits Frederick Robins 30 doubles L Waner Pirates 14 triples Klein Phillies 30 homers Cuyler Cubs 26 steals Bush Cubs 13 2/3? wins. American leaders Foxx Athletics .390 batting Gehringer Tigers 87 runs Simmons Athletics BS Manush Browns 145 hits Johnson Tigers 54 doubles Miller Athletics 12 triples Gehrig Yankees 23 homers Fonteca Indians 15 steals Grove Athletics 1% wins post 2.
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Helen Wills Returns To U S With Title
Miss Helen Wills, reigning women's tennis champion, returned to the United States today aboard the S S Aquitania after a successful invasion of European courts.
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Baseball results and standings from multiple leagues
Yesterday's scores include Philadelphia 21 over Cleveland 3 and Washington 4 over Chicago 3. NL results show Boston crushed Cincinnati 14 to 2 and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 3. Today matches list Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia among others.
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The ME RUNS HITTERS
Yesterday's top hitters included Foux and Haas of the Athletics with Grove and Klein of the Phillies, Ott of the Giants, Wilson and Hornsby of the Cubs, Gehrig of the Yankees, Bottomley and Hafey of the Cards, Ruth of the Yankees, Simmons and Foxx of the Athletics, and O'Doul of the Phillies.
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Box Scores From Yesterday's Tournament Games
All stars versus Lamesa ended 0-5 with Lamesa scoring in the first and fifth innings. McWhorter earned the win allowing six hits and no runs over 6 1 3 innings. Ragsdale Smith and Peterson stole bases. T White and Squires doubled. Bailey White drove in two runs. Wellington beat Pampa 5-0 with Knight and Gober producing two base hits. Newman and Livingston drove in runs. Malone and French pitched in relief. Knight had 11 strikeouts for Wellington.
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Croquet Cronies Trail Toward Hearne On Marathon Route
Croquet Cronies Barber C. G. Hart and L. R. Rose head toward Hearne from Galveston to Gotham. They travel with twenty yards between shots, escorted by Bryan motorcycle police under City Manager Miller and Ringling Buddies promoter F. W. Walton to spark croquet-minded towns.
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All Stars and Lamesa Play-by-Play Tournament Action
Recap of All Stars versus Lamesa game action with multiple innings detailed. Scoring by Bailey White, Ragsdale and others appears in late innings. Wellington and Pampa squads feature in separate listings with hits, errors, and outs noted. Composer Ernest Krenek and The Chandos Arms in Edgware, England appear in closing lines.
Reinhart Flips Buffs Into Tie With Spudders
Art Reinhart formerly with the Cardinals blanked the Dallas Steers 4 to 0 at Buffalo stadium to tie the Buffs with Wichita Falls for Texas League leadership. Rain washed out the middle game and slowed others as Shreveport and Wichita benefited while Dallas and the Panthers lagged.
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Parliament House Mantel Pieces To Be Sold In Repase
Fragments from parts of the English Parliament building may be sold as custion following repaise efforts. The detached pieces are described as mantel items awaiting sale and display.
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Seven Texans Advance in Southwestern Amateur Golf Meet
Seven Texans remain in the Southwestern Amateur Championship at Shreveport after the first round. Ralph Guldahl Jack Jackson Gus Moreland and Jack Spear from Texas faced a field reduced by 27 locals in qualifying. Louisiana players Ross McDade and Bo Whited also moved on.
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Hatch Breaks Hillcrest Course Record in Panhandle Amateur
Elliott Hatch, the Panhandle Amateur favorite, shattered Hillcrest course record with a 64 to lead the field for the August 3 and 4 tourney. Playing with Mayer Kidd and Woolsey, Hatch opened with a 31 on the front nine and followed with a 33 on the back, earning an eagle three birdies and five pars on the first nine and four birdies four pars and one over on the second, finishing strong despite fading light.
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Jackie Fields Wins Undisputed Welter Title in Fouled Fight
In Detroit on July 26 Jackie Fields won the world welterweight title after being fouled by Joe Dundee in the second round. Fields said Dundee did not mean to foul and he appreciated the chance to win the championship despite the foul. Dundee, tearful in his dressing room, said he believed the foul was unintentional and wished Fields luck.
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Fields Stuns Dundee to Claim Welterweight World Title
In a brutal bout at ringside, Fields knocked Dundee to the mat in the second round after a close start. Dundee had dodged challengers, but Fields finished with a knockout, earning the welterweight world championship amid boos and cheers.
Texas League Leaders Highlight Home Runs and Runners
Roy Moore of Houston tops batting averages and runs in a list showing leaders from Waco Dallas Fort Worth and Beaumont. Sanguinet and Langford pace multiple hitting categories while Barnabe of Dallas leads pitching with 16 wins and 4 losses.
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Britain Leads In First Round Canadian Open
Jim Barnes with 66 leads the field at Kanawaki as Merrie England tops opening round scores. Ernie Wakelam shoots 68 for Canada while Tommy Armour and Billy Burke tie at 69.
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Franklin Wins Applause at Madrid Bull Fight
Sydney Franklin, American bullfighter, debuted in Madrid before 13 000 spectators. He was knocked down and dragged 50 feet by a bull but received strong applause. He killed the first bull with one sword thrust and recovered to stand after the second bull's assault.
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Giants Tour Sours McGraw as Cubs Clinch Fifth Straight
Cubs beat the Giants 8 to 5 in Chicago behind timely hitting and a late rally. Gabby Hartnett Sacrifice fly and Hack Wilson two run double sparked the decisive eighth inning. Cardinals thrash Phillies 10 to 3 as McKechnie reshapes club. Red Lucas wins 14 to 2 for Reds over Boston. A's blast Cleveland 21 to 3. White Sox edge Senators 5 to 1 in ten.
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Dog Racing Closed At Chicago Track
Chicago July 26 All Cook county horse racing tracks were guarded against possible bombings and vandalism. Threats of reprisal against operators came from hoodlums angered by the closing of dog racing plants. Hawthorne shutdown named a bitter blow to vice interests. "It netted Al Capone 500000 a year," said Pat Roche.
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Boxing Results From Night: Fields Wins World Welter Title
Detroit reports Jackie Fields of Chicago defeated Joe Dundee of Baltimore to win the world welterweight championship. Billy Clemmons of Cleveland stopped Sally Montgomery of Fort Worth in Fort Worth. Soldier Dombrowski of Detroit outpointed Pete Firpo of Detroit. Montreal notes Leo Roy of Montreal outpointed Billy Hindley of England.
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