Shamrocks to Face Hubers Hill Moran in Armory Card
A wrestling show at Nations Guard Armory Friday features Don Hill challenging Sailor Moran. Hill vows clean technical wrestling while Moran favors showy kicks and pins. The bout was moved from Thursday to Friday due to Armory conflicts and tickets are at City Drug Store.
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Nations’ Guard Armory
Don Hill
Sailor Moran
Hill
Moran
Armory
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Borger Hubers Versus Amarillo Shamrocks Clash at Alamo Stadium
The Borger Hubers host the Amarillo Shamrocks at Alamo Stadium in Borger with 8 30 p.m. kickoff. Pachak is set as starter with Jack Dean available for relief if needed. Doug las returns as Shamrocks manager boosting the lineup while Bradford may miss time with a foot injury and Bryan Chody is the probable Hubers starter with Smith ready to relieve.
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Amarillo Shamrocks
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Goofy
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Bradford
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Hubers
Smith
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals in multiple categories with 84 runs and 142 hits, Goodman of the Reds in triples, and Castleman and Schumacher of the Giants among top pitchers. American League leaders show Vosmik of the Indians in batting and Greenberg of the Tigers in home runs, with Gehringer and Fox also prominent in runs. The report notes notable game results and mentions a historic flag change in Texas with the Comanche flag and author Mary Jordan Atkinson.
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Associated Press
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
Collins
Ott
Giants
Terry
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
L. Waner
Berger
Braves
Bordagary
Dodgers
Galan
Castleman
Schumacher
Carleton
Vosmik
Indians
Cramer
Athletics
Cochrane
Tigers
Gehringer
Fox
Greenberg Tigers
Greenberg
Stone
Senators
Johnson
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Lyons
White Sox
Yankees
Texas
Mary Jordan Atkinson
Nordstrom Leads Public Links Field In Heat Affected Play
Nordstrom the Swedish Iowa native posted 74 after a 71 on Monday to lead the 1935 Public Links field at Coffin course Indianapolis. He faces Charles Ferrera of San Francisco in a top bracket match as qualifiers were drawn from a hat for the 64 entrants.
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Lloyd Nordstrom
Iowa
Davenport
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco Steel
Nordstrom
Scotty Campbell
Seattle Star
Mike Balega
Minneapolis
Fred Groat
St. Joseph
Campbell
Frank
Long Beach Calif
Arthur Armstrong
Honolulu
Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Davis Cup Outlook Shifts to Germany after U S Loss
Henry McLemore surveys the Davis Cup aftermath detailing the United States 5–0 defeat to Britain in the challenge round. He argues Germany, led by Baron Gottfried Von Cramm, becomes likely holder as Perry may step down. He notes Germany’s rising stars Henkel and Lund and questions Captain Wear’s choices.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Southampton
America
Germany
United States
England
Pred Perry
France
Cochet
Tilden
Isie
Perry
Hollywood
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Donald Budge
Henkel
Lund
Joseph
America Forces
Allison
Wood
England Afgh Davis Cup rout paints American setback
England views Americas 5-0 Davis Cup loss as demoralizing yet unsurprising. Perry and Austin anchored four of five matches as critics note strong American backhands from Budge and rivaling stars, while Wood’s omission sparks debate. Team heads home next Thursday. Perry predicts later play in the American championships.
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England
America
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Wilmer Allison
E. J. Sampson
Manchester Guardian
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Bunny Austin
Allison
John van Ryn
Donald Budge
Wood
Bill Tilden
Associated Press
Manhattan
Perry
U S Athletes in Poorest Showing in Europe Tour
In Gothenburg Sweden July 31 1935 American track and field stars posted their poorest European results since arrival. They won four first places from a field of Scandinavian rivals and tied for first in two events while failing in two others.
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America
Europe
Steers Climb Out of Cellar in Texas League Action
Dallas Steers pulldown Red Phillips for 12 hits to beat Beaumont 5 to 1 and climb from the cellar, ending a winless drought. John Berry limited the league leaders Exporters, while Beau Bell and Ollie Bejma aided Fort Worth. Tulsa-Oilers zigzagged in standings with Galveston as Houston opened a OKC series.
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Associated Press
Alex Gaston
Dallas Steers
Red Phillips
Beaumont
Texas Teague
Fort Worth Cats
Steerville
John Berry
Steers
Moself
Tauby
McCullough
Connaster
Tony York
Fort Worth
San Antonio Missions
Beau Bell
Ollie Bejma
St. Louis Browns
Bejma
Bell
Tulsa Oilers
Galveston Bucs
Oilers
Houston
Oklahoma City
Indians
Jack Mealey
Bucs
Softball Results and Standings in Local Leagues
National league standings list Magnolia Santa Fe Sacred Heart Cath Russell Stationery State Hi Way Dept and others with 22 17 5 31 13 records. Schedule shows matchups for today including San Jacinto Meth vs Cowie Fled tro Jefferson Standard vs Bordens Texaco Fire Chiefs vs Fox Drug and Schulte United vs Phillips 66. Texas League games include Black Widows vs Old Folks Transient Bureau vs Outlaws Smyth Auto Supply vs Santa Fe Scrubs Battery B vs Scout Masters.
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Amarillo Laundry Modern Cleaners
Magnolia
Santa Fe
Kerr School Supply
Sacred Heart Cath
Russell Stationery
Kenyon Coalersee
Beng
American League
San Jacinto Meth
Cowie Fledtro
Jefferson Standard
Borden
Texaco “Firechiefs
Fox Drug Schulte-United
Phillips
Black Widows
Old Folks Transient Bureau
Outlaws
Smyth Auto Supply
Scout Masters
Texas League Box Scores Review and Notes
Box score fragment shows multiple teams including Galveston San Antonio and Fort Worth with hits and errors. Key players named include Garme Weis Binder Prerest McLeod Stanton Caldwell Beima Enele and Ward. Summary mentions home runs triples doubles and runs batted in across a series of line scores.
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Whitworth
Shoap
Galveston
HNL
Ae Hs
Jonnard
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Errore Garme
Weis
Binder
Garme
Stanton
Malay Caldwell
Garma
Bell
Caldwell
Beima
Enele
York
Warree Tees
Kreaumont
Dallas
Merolf
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Vincent
Houston
Mueller
Celdwell
Sanders
Thomas E
Simon
Beckman
Vanerons
Smith
Sime
King
Oklahoma
Bancroft
Rilgere
Peitie
Kersey
Stante
Marzera
Aeseee
Payton
Caldwell Bee
Nant
Dalrymple
Ora Weis
Sone Grimes
Robello
Vance Ee
Donnard
Eppa
White Sox try to close AL gap amid home stand
The White Sox, one game behind the Yankees for second in the AL, open a long home stretch at Comiskey Park after beating Cleveland 8 6 and cutting margins on Detroit and New York. The Tigers lose to the Browns while the Yankees fall to the Athletics. Cubs win 9 6 on road trip as Phillies split. Reds edge the World Series champion Cardinals 6 5. Ostermueller defeats Washington 11 4 with 12 walks.
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Vernon
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Tigers
Paul Richards
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Johnny Verger
Phillies
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Bill Lee
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Pirates
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Fritz Ostermueller
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Benny Fry
Washington
Fight Results from Houston Boxing Card
United Press reports results from Houston where Chief Parris won by decision over Duke Tramel. Patty McDuff stopped Luther Smith. Johnny LaCaille drew with Ellis Gallier in Beaumont. The article also mentions caravan bread markings in the Sahara and a Navajo divorce scenario outside a hut.
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Houston
Chief Parris
Oklahoma City
Duke Tramel
Fort Worth
Patty McDuff
Luther Smith
Lake Charles
Johnny LaCaille
Beaumont
Ellis Gallier
Dallas
O Mahoney Becomes First undisputed Wrestling Champion
Donna O Mahoney 22-year-old Irishman defeats Ed George at Braves Field in Boston before about 45000 fans to claim the world championship under rules described by the announcer. George failed to return to the ring in 20 seconds, referee Jimmy Braddock declares O Mahoney the victor. George camp protests as seconds rush ring causing tensions. Mahoney previously beat Michailes and Londos to reach top status, while George’s title claims remain limited to New England and Quebec.
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Donna O'Mahoney
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Braves Field
O'Mahoney
Ed George
George
Jimmy Braddock
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Canada
New England
Quebec
Henri Deglane
Lewis O'Mahoney
Freddy Steel Stops Vince Dundee In Three Round Thrilling Win
Tacoma welterweight Freddy Steel overwhelmed former champion Vince Dundee in Seattle last night, knocking him down four times in the first round and three more times in the second and third before referee stopped the bout. Steel, with only two losses in 72 fights, stamped himself as a major contender in the welterweight division. Dundee’s jaw was broken in three places according to reports.
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Wash
Freddy Steel
Tacoma
Vince Dundee
Dundee
Steele
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Steel
Madigan Leads in Coach Balloting for All-American Team
Chicago July 31 Edward Slip Madigan of St Marys College leads the coach voting with 349,444 points to top Bo McMillin Indiana 347,359 Charles Bachman Michigan State 345,391 and Frank Thomas Alabama 344,241. The report notes regional interest and shifting standings as eastern promoters weigh candidates.
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Edward ‘Slip) Madigan
St. Mary's College Today
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
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