All-Star thriller fuels Gold Sox at Midland tonight
Amarillo Gold Sox return to West Texas New Mexico League action at Midland after a dramatic All-Star game in Lubbock where the South beat the North 10 to 9 in 11 innings. Emmett Fulenwider delivered the key homer and scored the winning run as Dorman and the South rallied from a 5-8 deficit.
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Midland
South Forces
Lubbock
Amarillo Gold Sox
Amarillo Diamondeers
Oime
Alin Park
Borger Ashers
Emmett Fulenwider
La‘mesa
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Piet Harris
Cam— Pet Pampattt
Borger Aeeenee
Clovis Eeerrreey
Wrestling Card Promises Six Man Tag Clash at Armory
Six muscular wrestlers clash in a promotional wrestling card at the National Guard Armory with a main event for the evening’s top women’s bout. Hostilities open with a 15 minute preliminary and feature a knockout mix of six in a marquee grappling showcase.
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Dutch Mantell
Secnd
Pete Belcastro
Dale Hadock
Charlie Carr
Sugi Hayamaka
Jll McBain
Jack Adams
Frank Wolff
Ottoudwig
City Drug Store
Olk Street
Des Moines Hosts Elite Women’s AAU Swimming Meet Preparations
Nearly 200 top female swimmers from across the nation trained today in Des Moines Iowa as they prepare for the opening day of the women’s national AAU swimming and diving championships. The event showcases leading athletes and sets the stage for competition tomorrow.
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Quatic Stars
Des Moines
Two Great Pitchers in Spotlight as Young Star Tops St Louis
The article highlights Atley Donald of the Yankees winning his 12th straight decision and Carl Hubbell of the Giants returning to beat the St Louis Cardinals 6 3 in 13 innings. Hubbell’s performance comes as the Giants snap a nine game slide, with Mel Ott and Frank Demaree homering in the 13th. Other results include Reds over Bees 2 1, Brooklyn sweeping Cubs 8 6 and 3 1, Pirates over Phillies 5 4, Red Sox over White Sox twice 3 2 and 6 5, and Indians crushing Athletics 12 8.
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Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Giants
St. Louis
Hubbell
Mel Ott
Frank Demaree
Hub
Donald
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Bucky Walters
Bees
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Phils
Hugh Mulcahy
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Detroit
Freddie Hutchinson
Tigers
Cleveland
Athletics
Beaumont Beats Houston Despite Protest Over Noise
Beaumont manager Al Vincent protested a Texas League game at Houston after a fan clapped and shouted in time to the Beer Barrel Polka blaring from the loud speaker. The protest did not stop the game, and Beaumont won.
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Houston
al Vincent
Beaumont
Davis Cup Coach Pate Faces Player Rebellion In New Jersey
Henry McLemore reports from Seabright New Jersey where the Davis Cup squad's mood worsens as players accuse Walter Pate of favoritism toward Gene Mako. The piece defends Pate noting his unpaid captaincy and his role in building a winning U S team, while acknowledging tensions over doubles selections and team dynamics.
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U.P
Walter Pate
United States
Seabright
N. J
Pate
Gene Mako
Mako
Gene
William Tilden
Munich
Addie
Don Budge
U. S
Mako-Budge
Australia
Budge
Cookes
Grantes
Riggies
Shields
Sabins
McNeills
Woods
Makos
Swimmers and Divers Postpone City Championship
Amarillo swimmers and divers defer title decisions to next week as the city championship tourney halves are split. The second half, moved from tonight, will be held Wednesday August 2 at Gem Lake, site of the first-half lead by Gem Lake and Thompson Pool.
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Amarillo
Gem Lake
Thompson Pool
Semi Pro Baseball Tonight in Waco Schedule
Two state semi pro games set for Waco with Mount Pleasant facing Victoria and Temple meeting San Augustine. The Seven up of Austin beat Nacogdoches Lumberjacks 4 to 3 to earn a date with the Waco Dons on Thursday night.
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Waco
Mount Pleasant
Victoria
Temple
San Augustine
Austin
Nacogdoches Lumberjacks
Waco Dons
Young Robins Awhirl Atop Merry-Go-Round
Four baby robins hatch in the cupola of a Euclid Beach Park merry-go-round in Cleveland Ohio. The birds enjoy nonstop action with music lights and gaiety as mother robin feeds them when the ride stops between spins.
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Robins
Cleveland, O
U.P
Euclid Beach Park
Robin
Orendorff’s Swansong At Final Meeting In Chico
Chico California supervisor W W Orendorff, defeated for reelection after board criticisms, delivered a farewell remark noting that frequent agreement among the board left no need for more than one man, and that too much agreement was the trouble.
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Chico
Calif
U.P
W. W. Orendorff
Board of Supervisors
Par Pressure Builds Ahead of First Invitation Golf Event
The Country Club hosts final practice as Woods and locals chase par records ahead of the first annual Invitation Tournament. Grover Austin Jr and John Barnum set practice bests while Reynolds Smith and others prepare for qualifying and match play starting tomorrow.
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Grover Austin, Jr
Pampa
Edinburg
Reynolds Smith
Spec Stewart
Jack Munger
Don Schumacher
John Barnum
Dark Horse
Lubbock
Clarendon
Collman
Weather Bureau
Mr. Collman
Bill Garre
John Snider
Country Club
Bill Flenniken
Bill
John Olver
Paul Gore
John Munn
Amarillo
Grover Austin
Billie Cooke
Injuries Shape Oilers Victory Over Shreveport Sports
The Tulsa Oilers beat the Shreveport Sports 4 to 1 as injuries hampered the opposition. A wild bouncin ball struck Joe Vitter forcing a bad mouth cut, while Sports pitcher Bobby Coombs suffered a broken nose during batting practice.
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Clay Touchstone
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Houston
Buffs
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San Antonio Missions
Fred Marberry
Fort Worth
Munsell Beats McDonald in Ten Rounds at Winson Point
Oklahoma City light heavyweight Munsell 186 outpoints Dallas contender Sandy McDonald 196 in ten rounds at Winson Point. McDonald fights from Houston corner, July 26 report notes title implications and local crowd.
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Houston
Junior
Munsell
Oklahoma City
Sandy McDonald
Dallas
Giants End 9-Game Slide With 6-3 Win Over Cardinals
Bill Britton notes Bob Seeds led off for the Giants at St Louis with three hits in six at bats and an RBI as New York snapped a nine game losing streak against the Cardinals. Emmett Fulenwider homered in the ninth to rally the North and tie the game twice more.
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Bob Seeds
New York National League Baseballers
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Bob
Bill Terry
Emmett Fulenwider
Lions Beat ABC Outfit 12-4 in Civic League Tilt
Under lights at Jaycee Park the Lions softball team defeated ABC Outfit 12 to 4. Grady Wilson and Max Zweig pitched for the Lions while Eugene Gibbon started for ABC, with Douglas Jones and Harry Dumbell in the batter’s box.
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Lions
Abclub
Grady Wilson
Max Zweig
Eugene Gibbon
Douglas Jones
Harry Dumbell
ABC
Don McNeill Expected To Rise In 1939 Tennis Rank
Seabright New Jersey July 26 report says Donald McNeill of Oklahoma is the man to watch this season. He is described as highly improved and likely to climb from his current No 13 ranking as 1939 advances.
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Seabright
N. J
Donald McNeill
Oklahoma
McNeill
America
Northwestern's Waldorf Leads All Stars Coach Vote
Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern University led the nationwide poll for selecting the College All-Stars coaching staff to face the New York Giants on August 30. Top regional votes shown include South Leo Meyer Texas Christian 1330 Bernie Moore Louisiana State 1233 Bob Neyland Tennessee 1208.
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Chicago
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern University
New York Giants
South
Leo Meyer
Texas Christian
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Waner Sitout Stuns Phillies In 2000th Game
Paul Waner did not swing in his 2000th major league game as Hugh Mulcahy’s wild pitch allowed two runs in the tenth inning, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Hugh Mulcahy
Pirates
Phillies
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