Long Texas League marathon as Dallas and San Antonio split
Dallas and San Antonio fought 21 innings with Dallas’s George Murray relieved in the fourteenth and Earl Caldwell earning the win for the Missions in a 4 to 3 finish. Fort Worth dropped to seventh after a double header loss to Beaumont 10 to 5. Galveston and Oklahoma City split, Houston and Tulsa split a double header with the nightcap going nine innings.
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Babe Ruth Leaves Braves After Dispute Over Fuchs
June reports reveal Babe Ruth quits the Boston Braves after clashing with owner Emil Fuchs over profits and control. Ruth seeks NL retirement while citing knee issues and a desire to attend New York ceremonies for the Normandie liner and to scout future opportunities.
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Parachute Tower Test Lets Earhart Demonstrate New Device
Amelia Earhart and Henry McLemore parachuted from a 200-foot Switlik tower in New Jersey to test a captive parachute system. The device uses guide wires and a ground sling to control descent, with Aim to teach beginners and potential sale to amusement parks.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders News
National League leaders include Vaughan Pirates batting .403 with 39 runs and 65 hits. Medwick and Martin lead in runs batted in, while Ott and Moore top home run totals. Pitching leaders show Parmelee and Castleman tied with 6 wins. American League highlights Johnson Athletics batted .411 with 38 runs and 44 RBIs, Greenberg and Geh ringer among leaders in RBIs.
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Fragmentary reminiscence on love and old mill memory
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls boyhood romance by a mill as light breaks at dawn. The prose evokes nostalgia and longing, with an aside about an old line of inquiry and a 1935 United Press copyright note.
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Women Duel For Medalist Honors In Public Links
Fort Worth hosts the fifth annual Women's Public Links Golf Association tournament at Worth Hills. Thirty five leaders tee off for medalist honors with more entrants expected by 10 am. Defending champion Mrs. J Lee Wilson of San Antonio is favored, facing rivals Mrs. F H Wolfahrt of Dallas Mrs. J T Mays of Fort Worth and Mrs. FE Hemphill of San Antonio. Qualifying runs 18 holes today with first round matches Tuesday and 36 hole finals Friday.
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Golf stars prep for Open as Oakmont test looms
Pittsburgh June 3 Gene Sarazen notes early practice shows high scores ahead of the National Open starting Thursday. Eddie Loos Chicago carded 72 and Roland McKenzie Washington posted 70 during the weekend. Sarazen, twice Open winner, shot 76 in a Sunday session while working on putting. He met defending champion Olin Dutra on the course with brief greetings.
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Will Play For Net Title In Texas Tennis Meet
The opening round of the state amateur championship in Dallas features 59 top players led by Bert Weltens. Houston’s Jake Hess, last year’s champion, won't defend his singles title but may enter doubles. Final results may await weekend play as the large field continues.
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Helen Moody Wins First Comeback Match in England
Helen Wills Moody, former world tennis champion, opened her comeback with a decisive 6 2 6 9 victory over England's Miss J M Motley in the St George's Hill Tournament. The match marked Moody's first start since her hiatus.
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Joyce Wethered to stay in seclusion after win in New Jersey
England's Joyce Wethered plans two days of seclusion before her next appearance at Winchester Country Club Boston. She paired with Sid Brews and defeated Craig Wood and Maureen Orcutt Crews 1 up before a 2000 strong gallery. She shot 82.
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Watchman Killed In Auto Accident Near Tehuacana
Ham mond, 55, nightwatchman for a Thornton construction gang, was killed on Highway 84 near Tehuacana when struck by an automobile driven by F. E. Jordan of Mexia. He was returning from Tehuacana after taking his son to a free army camp at Coolidge. He is survived by his widow and five children. burial will be at Thornton today.
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Uruguay President Shot
President Gabriel Terra of Uruguay was slightly wounded in the leg by an assassin at the Maronas race course. Brazilian President Getulio Vargas reportedly kept the assassin’s bullet as a souvenir. Bernardo Garcia, a former Nationalist Deputy, was identified by authorities as the shooter.
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Dallas box score details in Texas league game
Recap of a Texas League game line score and individual at bats for Dallas and opponents. Includes pitching marks, batting totals, and listed players such as Connataer Stroner Funk Santon Wiltee and others with run batted in, stolen bases, and double plays noted.
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Appeals Court Proceedings and Court Actions Report
A compilation of motions submitted and rulings from the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo. Entries include reversals and remands in Panhandle Construction Co. et al v R. W. Heim et al, various counties listed, and several motions denied or admitted for submission. Also notes a Texas tennis title result in Birmingham and a Texas life insurance certificate of authority notice.
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Cardinals Rally Increases NL Chase As Giants Extend Lead
In a close National League finish, St Louis won to pull within three games of the Giants who blanked by the Braves. Chicago and Brooklyn stumble as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia gain in a busy pennant race wrap. In the American League Detroit crushed Chicago White Sox while New York hit six homers in a 7 2 win.
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American League results and standings update
Yesterday scores show Boston 2, New York 7 and Washington 7, Philadelphia 8 with Chicago 5 Detroit 10 Cleveland 6 St Louis 2. Standings list New York 28 15 634 Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia St Louis with varied win totals and percentages. Today Cleveland at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York are the scheduled games.
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Tilden Retains Crown With International Tennis Title
South Orange headlines report Big Bill Tilden defeats George M. Lott Jr. 8-6 6-1 6-2 to win the first championship of the International Tennis Players Association.
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