Whirlaway Painting and Auburn Home Games Highlight Weekend Sports News
New York reports Whirlaway owner Warren Wright has commissioned George Ford Morris to paint the colt’s portrait before Arlington. Auburn plans up to two home football games this fall, a first since 1930. Frankie Baumholtz signs with Cincinnati, and odds shift for ConnLouis fight. Various notes on boxing, golf, and sports editors conclude with a quiz answer about Bob McGraw.
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New York
Saratoga
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Cincinnati Redios
Frankie
Conn-Louis
Mary Hardwick
Charles Hare
Lou Gehrig
Tom Stephenson
Elkhart
Daily Truth
Gehrig
Ken Overlin
Ezzard the Wizzard
Charles
Cincinnati
Neville Dunn
Lexington
Bowling Leagues Stand Show Mixed Results Across Divisions
League standings list multiple teams across MEN S SCRATCH LEAGUE INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE METROPOLITAN LEAGUE PRESERVATION LEAGUE YOUNG BUSINESSMEN S LEAGUE LADIES CLASS D LEAGUE with scores showing close competitions. Teams such as Panhandle Lumber Burr Food Supers Pioneer Drug Ransom s Cafe Mann s Bread Badger Herring Southwestern Drug Pepsi Cola Jenkins One Stop and more populate the board at various positions.
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L. Panhandle Lumber
Burr Food
Griggs Chapel
Pioneer Drug
Ransom's_ Cafe
Mann's Bread
Industrial League
Amarillo Laundry
Pinkney Salesmen
Cas Johnson Texaco
Builders’ Supply
Minneapolis-Moline
Panhandle Specialty
Metropolitan League
Badger-Herring
Southwestern Drug
Birdies by Three, Ace by Palmer Shine at Course
In Worth Texas John Thores Spud Cason and L B Cason tied a 113 yard hole where birdie twos came easy yet Frank Palmer clinched the round with a hole in one after Shores and the Casons made their birdies. Palmer's ace decided the hole.
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Ort Worth
Tex
John Thores
Spud Cason
L. EB. Cason
Lady Luck
Shores
Frank Palmer
Palmer
Driving the long hot road through America’s heartland
Cunningham’s column reflects on a cross-country drive through Midwest towns and industrial centers, noting weather, isolationist sentiment in the Midwest, and Lindbergh’s popularity north of St. Louis. It recalls river commerce, a dramatic cloudburst near Indianapolis, and historic notes on concrete pavement and plumbing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Florida
America
Canton
Ohio
Sport Page
Canton Bulldogs
Jim Thorpe
United States
Youngstown
Midwest
Southeast
East
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Mississippi
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
British Heroine Qualmish Over Royal Decoration
Mrs Amelia Matty of Birmingham faced King George to receive her OBE after aiding munitions workers with tea and sandwiches following a bombing. She remained brave during the raid and even urged her sister to accompany her to Buckingham Palace.
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London
Eng
George
Amelia Matty
Birmingham
Buckingham Palace
Matty
Pioneers and Sox Open Two Day Series At Malin Field
Lubbock’s Hubbers host the Gold Sox for Ladies Night with free admission for women and girls escorted, 5 cents tax. The series opener at Malin Field begins at 8:30 tonight, followed by a Tuesday doubleheader at 6:30. The Sox split yesterday’s actions as Clovis Pioneers won 4 to 1 in the second game after a 11 to 9 slugfest in the first. Hargrove De Carlo and Fulenwider homered in the first game. Dorman and Blaney starred for Clovis in the second as the Pioneers pulled ahead in the opening inning and held on for the win.
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Gold Sox
Malin Field
Sox
Wichita Falls Spudders
Amarillo
Clovis Pioneers
Hargrove
de Carlo
Fulenwider
Dorman
Blaney
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D'Antonio
Cato
Tenotto
Clovis
Range
Seitz
Schoendienst
Cline
Harriman
Wium
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Surratt
Schmidt
Dorfman
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Haarriman
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McQuillaan
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LEC Et Gravenmier
Blaney P
Abrhpore Tenorio Ss D'Antonio
Hargrove Ib
Sve de Carloc
Veo Hk Ee
Dorm
Tenorio
Adams
Ray
Gravenmier
Victoria
Crider
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Hpore Winn If
Eases
Clinerf
Teal
D' Antonio McQuillan
Surratt Schmidt
Big Spring Theseseeens
Borger
Pampa
Lamesa
Wichita Falls
Big Spring
Pampa Wichita Falls
Standings and Results From Western Conference Games
West Texas New Mexico results show Borger and Pampa in two games with scores 10 14 4 and 11 14 4. Players Jennings Hutto Warren Grabek McPartland Smith contributed. Second game Borger 7 49 Pampa 13 4 Vanney Warren Montgomery Reynolds. Southern Association standings Knoxville Nashville Little Rock New Orleans rain delayed.
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Pampa
Jennings
Hutto
Warren
Grabek
McPartland
Smith
Vanney
Montgomery
Reynolds
Southern Association
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Chicago Seaee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Second Rounds of Muny Golf Begin at Wolflin Park Today
J R Brown, defending Municipal champion, won yesterday in the first round playoffs at Wolflin Park. Jenkins, Walker, Walker, and others won in championship flight actions. Second rounds, with pairings, start today and consolations must finish by Saturday night.
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J. R. Brown
Bob Taviner
Brown
Taylor
James Croom
Harrison Garrett
Walter Elder
Pitts Crudgington
Dude Gentry
Moody Smith
Jenkins
Jack Burke
Jack Thompson
Jack Phillips
C. W. Mason
Tex Muncy
Frank Harrison
D. B. Robertson
Nard Cazzell
D. M. Smith
Don Wood
A. P Smith
George Turner
Tince Brown
Elmer Muncy
Milburn Leard
Billie Jenkins
Burke
F. S. McCullough
Luther Brown
R. P. Bailey
Henry Whitley
H. R. Sellars
Ivan Layton
H. L. Merrill
W. W. Henderson
J. D. Harrigan
Henry Morris
Barney Steele
Louis Peake
W. J. Barr
J. W. Kaether
Raef
McCullough
Co. W. Mason
Grady Walker
R. A. Swenson
G. W. Dodd
J. C. Stockton
Bob Taylor
J. C. Thompson
Banner Crops Forecast In Northwest Oklahoma
Researchers in northwest Oklahoma, part of the wheat belt, predict one of the greatest crops in history this year. Observations by H. M. Rainer, C W. Lane, and E. H. Linzee describe wheat conditions as excellent across the region.
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ALVA
Okla
U.P
Oklahoma
Great Middle Western Wheat Belt
H. M. Rainer
Amarillo
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
C W. Lane
Santa Fe
E. H. Linzee
Quiet Open win for Snead amid back pain and doubt
Craig Wood won the National Open while Samuel Snead, plagued by a sore back, tied for twelfth after finishing two rounds in agony. The piece reflects on past criticism of Snead and argues his stubborn perseverance represented a rare, meaningful victory earned through pain.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Craig Wood
Samuel Jackson Snead
Snead
Philadelphia
Amateur Baseball Standings From Twin Cities Area
Minneapolis 3 3 Toledo 7 5 Kansas City 6 1 Louisville 0 6 St. Paul 2 4 Columbus 4 3 Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 4 First game, second game tonight.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louiisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Louis man buys 1915 music box at auction for 52.50
Theodore Harris, paralyzed since childhood, reclaimed a mahogany music box from Hugh Campbell's estate. The box cost 1000 in 1915 and plays 12 pieces including La Paloma and William Tell Overture. Harris bid 52.50 at Campbell property auction.
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ST. Louis
Theodore Harris
Hugh Campbell
Campbell
See Longer Service For National Guards
Washington May 29 An unlimited national emergency urged by President Roosevelt makes extended duty for the National Guard virtually certain. Army officials expect a request to Congress to retain about 291 000 guardsmen beyond the current training year. A high officer said demobilizing 18 full divisions now in training would be illogical given the security threat.
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Washington
National Guard
Roosevelt
Congress
Paper Refused To Buy Poems Sparks Gunfire At King
Tirana newspaper Tomori Sagzag said Albanian officials refused to buy poems by Laci Mihailoff prompting a "poetic madness" that led Mihailoff, a Greek, to fire at the automobile carrying King Vittorio Emanuele and the Albanian premier on May 17. Mihailoff was executed on Tuesday. The New York Post Office is described as the largest in the world with the greatest facilities and mail handling.
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Tirana
Vasail Laci Mihailoff
Vittorio Emanuele
Tomori Sagzg
Mihailoff
New York
Texians defeat Memphis 7 6 in thrilling ninth inning win
The Texians beat the Memphis Spudders 7 to 6 in Memphis as RD Moreau’s team erased a late deficit. Bill Kearns scored the winning run on a long single by McBeth in the ninth while McFather Kearns and McBeth supplied the power. Rucker and Brunson held Memphis, Hoover and Leggett behind them.
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Texians
Memphis Spudders
Memphis
Bill Kearns
McBeth
McFather
Kearns
Rucker
Brunson
Hoover
Leggett
Price Chief Opposes Rail Wage Increase
Washington May 29 Leon Henderson government price chief testified he would oppose a 33 percent rail wage rise if costs could not be absorbed by transportation charges He said rising costs affect all other prices and he would raise representations if an unjustified wage hike hit prices He noted he did not fix labor prices before Senate Agriculture Committee Also scientists in South Africa report the platania clawed frog cannot be bred in captivity as it eats its young outsid e its natural environment
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Leon Henderson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Office of Price Administration
Ellender
Louisiana
Henderson
Office of Production Management
Secretary of Labor
South Africa
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