Blenheim Wins 151st English Derby At Epsom
Blenheim the 18 to 1 outsider captures the 151st Derby at Epsom before about 500000 spectators. Diolite the favorite finishes third with Iliad second as Blenheim defeats Somerville Tattersall’s entry and The Scout II fades to fifteenth. ownership rests with the Aga Khan though American hopes dimmed.
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Associated Press
Epsom Downs
England
Aga Khan
Prince of Wales
Scout 11
William Woodward
New York
United States
P. Lorillard
A. K. Macomber
Scout II
Blenheim
H. Wragg
Somerville Tattersall
Hugo Hirst
Old-time Yale star Thorne dies at 56 in New York
Samuel Brinkerhoff Thorne, famed Yale halfback from the era of Heffelfinger and Hinkey, dies at Harbor Hospital at age 56 from pleurisy. He starred in a long return that beat Princeton in 1895, captained Yale in 1896, and earned all-America honors in 1895 and 1896.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Brickerhoff
Brink) Thorne
Yale
Heffelfinger and
Hinkey
Harbor Hospital
Princeton
Plainview Banker Named New Cashier at Amarillo Bank
J. C. Anderson vice president of the First National Bank of Plainview becomes cashier at Amarillo Bank and Trust Company. He is a known South Plains banker and civic figure, son of Texas health officer J. C. Anderson Sr., and president of the Panhandle Bankers Association. He arrives to preside over the bank’s annual convention sessions.
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Amarillo Bank and Trust Company
Amarillo
J. C. Anderson
First National Bank of
Endeavor Meet to Convene in Wichita Falls
The forty first annual Christian Endeavors convention will be held in Wichita Falls from June 11 to 15 with sessions at First Presbyterian Church. Miss Hattie Mae Wood of Amarillo, president, notes a large delegation and hundreds of youths are expected to attend. The theme is Trinity of Triumph focusing on evangelism world peace and Christian citizenship with many national international and Texas C E leaders on program.
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Wichita Falls
Hattie Mae Wood
Amarillo
First Presbyterian Church
Texas C. E
Amarillo Junior College Summer Enrollment Figures
Summer enrollment at Amarillo Junior College is expected to reach 100 students. Registrations began yesterday with many returning students signing up for summer work. The Business Administration department under Mrs Orr is organized and most enrollees plan to take business courses during the term.
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Amarillo Junior College
Business Administration Deent
Orr
Anderson Sets Final Offer in Wresting Promotion Clash
Promoter Anderson delays the wrangle over a wrestling bout by summoning Cal Farley and Danny Golfino to meet at 5 pm to decide if Farley and Golfino will face Reynolds in the big match. If Golfino quits, Farley and Reynolds may meet Danny for the championship. Hart, Reynolds' manager, is to sign articles within 60 days after the Farley bout.
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Anderson
Cal Farley
Danny Golfino
Farley
Golfino
Reynolds
Danny
al. Hart
Hart
Freshmen and Sophomores Class Offerings Listed
The catalog lists English French Spanish mathematics education shorthand typewriting accounting business administration history and economics for new and continuing students. Additional classes will be organized if demand exists.
Husband shoots wife and kills himself in Louisiana
In Bunkie Louisiana on June 4 physicians fought to save Mrs. Dallas T Brown 30 after her husband shot her late yesterday then killed her mother and himself in a rage sparked by a broken romance police reported the wife was critically wounded but no word on her mother’s condition.
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Associated Press
Bunkie
Dallas T. Brown
Smartail
Meteorite Gift Brightens Chicago Museum Exhibit
The Field Museum received the Paragould meteorite weighing 820 pounds, the largest single meteorite on record, presented by Stanley Field. It fell near Paragould, Arkansas on February 17, 1930, and was notable for bright light, a loud detonation, and livestock stampede.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Field Museum
Stanley Field
Paragould
Ark
Oliver C. Farrington
Eology
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
St. Louis
Max Schmeling Finger Injury Revealed During Visit
Endicott New York reports Schmeling’s right index finger, bent and stuck, was first noticed by fight writers. The German heavyweight plans surgery with Dr W G Fralick who treated his earlier hand injuries and will visit on Thursday.
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Associated Press
Endicott
Max Schmeling
Max
Schmeling
W. G. Fralick
New York
New Home Demonstration Club Formed in St Francis
A new Home Demonstration Club was organized yesterday in St Francis joining Potter county’s network. Twelve women attended at Mrs J R Hogge’s home, electing Mrs Hogge president Mrs Fesser vice president Nellie Ray secretary treasurer and Fannie Tweet reporter Izora Clark Potter county home demonstration agent aided. Meetings will be on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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Potter County
St. Francis
J. R. Hogge
Fannie Tweet
V. V. Tweet
O. D. Parsley
W. A. Holden
F. Raef
Nellie Raef
Florence Raef
Mark Parker
George F. Fesser
P. H. Lange
Hogge
Fesser
Nellie Ray
Izora Clark
Amarillo Seeks 1931 State Business Club Convention
Amarillo will request hosting the 1931 state convention of the Business and Professional Women's Club. C. V. Vernon of the chamber of commerce announced the bid, with Mrs. Georgie Ferlet carrying the invitation to Harlingen where the event will be held. About 3 to 4 hundred women attend yearly and Amarillo aims to bid strongly for the next host city.
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Amarillo
Business and Professional Women's Club
C. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Georgie Ferlet
Harlingen
Tex
Amarillo Club
Frankie Gober
State
Carnera Set To Meet Christner In Detroit Bout
Primo Carnera travels to Detroit for a showdown with Meyer K O Christner. Christner, ex rubber worker from Akron Ohio, is noted as tough to beat and has never been knocked out, though not viewed as championship material.
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United Press
Detroit
Primo Carnera
Italy
Meyer
K. O
Christner
Akron
Von Elm Reaches 3rd Round in French Amateur Golf
George Von Elm of Detroit won his third round match in the French Amateur Championship at Boulie France defeating George Troyan five up and four to play. Raleigh Allen of Asheville N C also won his third round match defeating Marcel Chauvet three up and two to play.
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Associated Press
A Boulie
France
George von Elm
Detroit
George Troyan
Raleigh Allen
Asheville
N. C
Marcel Chauvet
Death of Fort Worth resident who formerly lived in Amarillo
Mrs. J. D. Brewer of Fort Worth, formerly of Amarillo, died last week after a short illness. The Brewers left Amarillo a year ago and had lived here many years. Burial took place in Fort Worth.
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J. D. Brewer
Fort Worth
Amarillo
All Panhandle Exhibit On Display At Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce shows an All Panhandle exhibit organized by H. M. Luna. It features agricultural, industrial and educational displays with a map of 52 Panhandle counties, panels, and samples of grains, cattle imagery, and by products from carbon black oil cotton and helium.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Wyatt Proves To Be One Of Best Pitchers Of Season
Whitlow Wyatt a Georgian signed by Detroit from Evansville shows top form with strong relief work in an 8 4 loss to Washington. He followed seven run second inning by limiting the Senators to three hits and one run over seven innings. Kolp and Teachout also pitched well for their teams in a day of heavy hitting and close finishes.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Whitlow Wyatt
Detroit
Evansville
Wyat
Tigers
Washington
Senators
Whitehill
Sullivan
Kolp
Ray Kolp
Cincinnati
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Giants
Benton
Art Teachout
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Grimes
Cooney
Bill Clark
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pirates
Clark
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Lefty Grove
Dick Coffman
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
Athletics
Pardue and Clarke Target Trans-Miss Golf Final
Tulsa reports a likely final between Dorothy Pardue of Sioux City and Hulbert Clarke of Oklahoma City in the Trans-Mississippi Tournament. Second round pairings feature Miss Elizabeth Ford and Mrs. Pardue, with Tulsa entries and regional favorites poised for third-round contention.
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Vernon B. Snell
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Dorothy Klotz Pardue
Hulbert S Clarke
Oklahoma City
Pardue
Sioux City
Iowa
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Kansas City
Ann Webster
Leavenworth
Kans
Mrs. Clarke
Clarke-Webster
Virginia
Pepp
St. Louis
R. B. Fisk
Wichita Falls
Texas
Clarke
Oklahoma
Tom Wallace
Sapulpa
Kansas
George Hipple
Hutchinson
Houston
Sunflower State
F. C. Rochon
Kansan
Dorothy Pardue
Elizabeth Ford
R. E. Drennan
T J. Orr
Chicago
J. Walter Beyer
R. J. Kohn
Stanley Alexander
Camden
Ark
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Hulbert Clarke
Virginia Pepp
R. R. Fisk
George E. Hipple
F. C Rochon
Theo van Knoop
Two Great Up On Two Great Race Horses
Gallant Fox with Earle Sander and Whichone with Sonny Workman vie in the Belmont Stakes for 60000 dollars at Belmont Park. Workman, 20, challenges veteran Sander who rode the Derby and Preakness winner. Fans expect a tight clash as Whichone presses Gallant Fox down the stretch.
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Associated Press
New York
Gallant Fox
Whichone
America
Thunder
Belmont Park
Earle Sander
Sonny Workman
Withers
Workman
Sande
Boxing Roundup From North American Matches
In Chicago Bud Tagham Jerre Haute knocked on to John son Toronto. In New York Maxie Rosenblo New York outpointed George 1 man New York. Marty Gagger Washington stopped Salvadore Ruffirello Italy. Fresno Irish Del Kennedy Fresno outpointed Wilson Yarbo Cleveland. Los Angeles Frankie Campbell San Francisco knocked out Tom Kirby Boston. Sioux City Tom Pruitt Brookings outpointed Honeyboy Conroy St Paul.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bud Tagham Jerre Haute
Ind
Johnson
Toronto
New York
Maxie Rosenblo
George
Man
Marty Gagher
Washington
Salvadore Ruffirello
Italy
Fresno
Calif
Irish del Kennedy
Wilson Yarbo
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Frankie Campbell
San Francisco
Tom Kirby
Boston
Sioux City
Tom Pruitt
Brookings
Honeyboy Conroy
St. Paul
Dallas Steers Sign Johnny Rawlings as Free Agent
Johnny Rawlings, veteran second baseman, signs as a free agent with the Dallas Steers. His arrival from California is expected by Saturday as the team tunes in on the marching song theme.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Johnny Rawlings
Dallas Steers
California
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