Southwestern Drug Tops Oilers In Twilight League Action
Southwestern Drug defeated the Oilers 10 to 1 as five games were played in the Twilight Softball League. Phillips Petroleum’s perfect run ended with Philip Lips’ lone first inning run for the Oilers. San Jacinto Methodist crushed Dekex 18 to 5 behind 15 year old Howard Vick on the mound. Major Drug beat Ross Boot Shop 8 to 5. San Jacinto Independents shut out Carlton Florey 3 to 0 aided by Vick. Radford Grocery outscored Hub Clothiers 7 to 1. Two Sunset League teams, Soil Conservation and Farm Security, F. C., planned a postponed game tonight.
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Phillips Petroleum Ten
Southwestern Drug
Oilers
Phillips
San Jacinto Methodist
Dekex
Dekex Boys
Marlett
Methodist
Stark
Major Drug
Ross Boot Shop
San Jacinto Independents
Howard Vick
Carlton-Florey Crew
Radford Grocery
Hub Clothiers
Soil Conservation and Farm Security
F. C
SAN Jac Meth
Fue Cannon
Merriman
Smith
Johnson
Eisenberg
J. Anderson
Ehrig
Sorota
Griswold
Carlton Florey
SAN Jac Ind
Wallace and Copeland
Vick and
Collins
Radford Gro
Isaacs
O’brien
Maxwell and
Bechtel
Tremaine Delivers Win Over Joe Kopecky for Belt Fight
In Tulsa at the Trans Mississippi golf meet Tremaine defeats Joe Kopecky in a multi fall match to advance in a crowded field. Patty Berg also earns a win and Betty Jameson battles Opal Hill as top contenders in the knockout rounds.
Fort Worth Golf Titles Narrowed in Semi Finals
The article notes Mrs. Patty Newbold of Wichita, a former Trans-Miss champion, facing Miss Jameson in the semi finals after Jameson defeated Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite of Fort Worth. Mrs. Hill advanced to the semis by beating Miss Sarah Guth of St. Louis, 7 and 6, with a first nine of 38.
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Miss Jameson
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Patty Newbold
Wichita
Kansas
Jameson
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Miss Berg
Hill
Sarah Guth
St. Louis
Bohemian veteran edges Kopecky in fall three wrestling bout
Bohemian wrestler with years of experience uses calm head and balance to split the third fall and claim victory over Kopecky. Pedigo and Dizzy Davis settle for a draw in the semifinal. Gust Johnson draws Soldier Thomas in the curtain-raiser. A survey notes motorists’ most dangerous age is 23.
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Kopecky
Pedigo
Dizzy Davis
Gust Johnson
Soldier Thomas
Joe Louis’s 87 Plans Teach Schmeling Fights
A column recounts Joe Louis flooded with 87 training strategies from Tunney Braddock and Armstrong as fight two weeks away. It notes Louis’s team and audience exchange ideas, while fearing information overload could confuse Schmeling and push Joe toward success.
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John Lardner
North American Newspaper Alliance
Tne
Joe Louis
Joseph
Max Schmeling
Joe
Pompton Lakes
Union Depot
Louis
Gene Tunney
Louis Camp
Mr. Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
Mr. Braddock
Henry Armstrong
Braddock
Henry
Schmeling
Herr Schmeling
Year of the great kiss and the great boo in baseball
The piece surveys widespread booing of baseball stars led by Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig, with jeers from Yankee Stadium crowds and earlier incidents from Hank Greenberg, plus a noted ovation for War Admiral after a paradoxical Bronx cheer at Aqueduct. It ends by noting an estimate of 31 motorists killed weekly at railroad crossings.
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New York
Hester Street
Gangway Alley
Bronx
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
Giuseppe
Jake Ruppert
Joe
San Francisco
Lou Gehrig
Iron Horse
Lou
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Hank
Aqueduct
War Admiral
Belmont
Admiral
Laundrymen and Magnolia Triumph in Jayne Softball doubleheader
Panhandle Laundry shellacked Keeling Gulf Service 17 to 4 in the opener as seven first inning runs set the tone. Magnolia defeated Borden’s Creamery 12 to 8 in the second game, moving to a tie for third place with late scoring bursts. A doubleheader of postponed games will be played under lights at the Jaycee diamond tonight.
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Panhandle Laundry
Keeling Gulf Service
Jayde
Magnolia
Borden
Creamery
Jaycee
Clovis Falls to Midland 12 to 6 in NL West
In yesterday's National League action Midland defeated Clovis 12 to 6. The game highlighted Midland offense led by key hitters as Clovis battled for control in the West division.
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New Mexico
Clovis
Midland
Maverick Club Handball Tourney Scores Detailed
Ralph Dykeman reports on the Maverick Club handball event with first round results for Class C and B players. The piece lists victors such as Donnie Sharp, Charles Houston, Grady Rutledge, and many others, plus plans for a final champ determination, a merchandise-selling contest, and summer camp activities at Curries Ranch.
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Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Allison Faces Weller Today in Texas Tennis
Wilmer Allison of Austin seeded No. 1 advanced to the semis of the Texas sectional tournament after defeating Warren Christner 6 3 6 1. Edger Weller of the University of Texas won 6 3 6 3 over Fred Royer. Frank Guernsey met Bobby Kamrath in the other semi. Doubles matchups were set for quarter finals featuring Curtis Morsi Caswell Allison Weller Kamrath and related pairings. The report also notes California leads in open car counts and lists scores from Lubbock Hobbs Wink Big Spring games.
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Fort Worth
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Edger Weller
University of Texas
Texas
Allison
Warren Christner
Weller
Fred Royer
Dallas
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Bobby Kamrath
Bobby Curtis
Dick Morris
Houston
W. T. Caswell
Campbell
Smith
Kamrath
J. Cliff Hall
Wichita Falls
Maurice Fincher
Abilene
Paschall Walthall
Texas University
Christner
Joe Lucia
Guernsey
Rice Stars
Jimmy Whitehurst
Lee Doty
Corpus Christi
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L. Pet. Phillips Ree Eebee Beeen
San Jacinto Ind
Thane
Maxor Drug Cane
Carlton-Florey Tee
San Jacinto Methane
Dekex Seman Yeas
Tremaine
Joe Kopecky
Oakhurst Country Club
Tulsa
Okla
Betty Jameson
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Andy Tremaine
South Texas
National Guard Armory
Wise Boys
Andy
Fox Drug Stores
H.v.robertson&co
Oliver Eakle
Amarillo Printing Co
ARROW
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
By Paul Mickelson
Keeling Gulf
Nalley and Culpepper
Stockton and
Hamilton
Borden's
Ieceses
Prien and
Black
Herbert and
Verplank
Taylor's Market
W. L. Pet Trees Hewes
Texaco
Taylor's
Magnolia Leinters Vere
First Christian Eee
Wbenee
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Club Ltd
Cincinnati
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
L Pet
New York Eae
Detroit E
St. Louis Res
San Antonio
Dalas
Beaumont
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Ane
Dallas Tresentee
Southern Select
Galvesiem- Fiowston Preweriea, Inc
Galvesiem
Teresa
Magnolia Beer CO
Donnie Sharp
Myron Brewer
Charles Houston
Marlin Sharp
Grady Rutledge
Charles Austin
Desmond Blades
Bernie Robertson
Bernie
Desmond
Howard Brodie
Billy Dixon
Billy Fleming
George Austin
Billy Pasco
Beauford Hill
Joel Robertson
J. W. Clark
Bunyan Lilley
Billy Floyd
Gib Howard
Donald Keith
Thomas Murphy
H. R. Owen
Riley Walters
Gene Turner
Wesley Grier
Aubrey Robertson
Eddie Smith
LeeRoy Boyter
Gene Rutledge
Hester Plant
Charles Hughes
Ed Sharp
Elmo Chambers
Elmo
Joe Bob Floyd
Elbert Smith
R. A. Boyter
Hoy Marcum
Tey
Currie
Thompson Pool
The
United States
California
Lubbock
Hobbs
Wink
Big Spring
Seiberling Pee
Clave
Bop Sia
Amarillo
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