Church Softball League Opens Week With Nine More Games
The Church Softball League played three games yesterday as nine more are scheduled through Friday. First Christian Church men routed Polk Street Methodist 10 to 0 led by Cox and Utterback. Nazarenes beat San Jacinto Baptists in a tight field game with several extra-base hits. L. Goodell led the Baptists with three hits from three at bats. San Jacinto Methodist and Glenwood Baptist also met, with Methodist winning 13 to 8. Tonight features Tenth Avenue Methodist against Polk Street Methodist and other matches. The Amarillo Gold Sox crushed Lubbock Hubbers 14 to 0 as Bill Reynolds fanned seven in a lopsided win. Borger Gassers beat Big Spring Bombers, Pampas’s streak ended at Lamesa, and Clovis beat Cagey Kan Kanawy 4 to 3, signaling a northern-invasion start. Doubleheader tonight with day game at 6 30 and second at 8 30 if lights permit. }
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First Christian Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Cox and Utterback
San Jacinto Baptists
Nazarene
J W Goodell
The
Baptists
Woodson
Smith
Todd
Nazarenes
Duckworth
L. Goodell
Tenth Avenue Methodist Ten
Amarillo College
San Jacinto Methodist Boys
Glenwood Baptist Boys
Methodists
Glenwood
Methodist Boys
Polk Street Meth
Pyfe
Cox
Dumbell
Burchart
Pubrmann
J. Baptists
Hickman
Hagermier
Heyman
Richardson
Glenwood Baptist
J. Meth
Bagwell
Jackson
Bidditt
Kilgore
Timmons
Tadlock
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Polk Street Methodist
Central Presbyterian
San Jacinto Methodist
First Baptist
Amarillo Gold Sox
Bill Reynolds
Lubbock Hubbers
Amarillo Ball Club
Spike Spyker
Reynolds
Bill de Carlo
Sox
Talline
Borger Gassers
Big Spring Bombers
Pampas
Lamesa
Clovis
Pioneers
Wichita Falls
Gassers
Oilers
Cagey Kan Kanawy
Spudders
Loop
Gold Sox
Hubbers
Kissless Bride Reweds And Surprises Friends
Patricia McKeon aged 24, once dubbed a kissless bride after her 1937 annulment from James Billington III, surprised friends by telephoning to announce she had remarried.
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Oakland
Cal
Patricia, McKeon
James Billington III
Roundup of spring sports notes and college football chatter
A mixed column notes Bill Jurges rest and possible injections for the Giants. Minor league futures look cloudy as the Atlanta Crackers test day games. Whispers mix about waiver rules, fan interest, and managers in the American League. Plus reports from the press corps on Casey, Perry Dodson, and Southern baseball feuds. Also out of season chatter on Notre Dame optimism and college programs.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Bill Jurges
Giants
Bill
Atlanta Crackers
Earl Mann
Clark Griffith
Perry Dodson
Fort Worth
St. Paul Dispatch
Perry
Minnesota
Rolling Knolls
Henry Hebling
Fort Smith Ark
Freddie Lindstrom
Paul Richards
Freddie
Paul
Southern Association
Tuffy Leemans
N. Y. Football Giants
U S Open draws huge crowds in Fort Worth debut
In Fort Worth on June 10 the 45th U S Open golf championship drew unprecedented early crowds and strong excitement. Craig Wood posted a 284 to win after par on the final 36 holes while Francis Ouimet and Chick Evans called the largest Open crowd in history, comparing it to Scottish enthusiasm.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial Club
U. S. Golf Association
Harold W. Pierce
Scotland
Pierce
Craig Wood
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Athletics Are Surprise Club Falls in Major League Standings
The Philadelphia Athletics emerge as a surprise team in 1941 with a strong start, while the Cleveland Indians face a fragile position just one game ahead of a tight pack that includes the Browns and Reds. Manager Connie Mack hints at expectations despite a rocky season so far.
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New York
Special News Service
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Indians
Bob Feller
Kankakee
Browns
Fred Haney
Bill McKechnie
Athletics
Connie Mack
Giants executive struck by Blues in swindle tale at Polo Grounds
William Terry head of the Giants brains department suffers a fevered, farcical collapse as gossip and graft mingle in a baseball swap with Branch Rickey. Harry Gumbert defects to the Cardinals, wins fifth game in new uniform as Giants slump 5 to 2. Terry’s repeat relapse clouds the club’s prospects for weeks.
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Harry Ferguson
New York
U.P
William Terry
New York Giants
St. Louis Blues
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry
Harry Gumbert
Polo Grounds
Mr. Terry
Gumbert
Giants
Bill McGee
Branch Rickey
Think Department
Cardinals
Rickey
McGee
Paul Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Reds
Pirates
St. Louis
Former Kaiser Is Buried at Doorn
Wilhelm II former kaiser of imperial Germany is buried at Doorn in the Netherlands after 23 years in exile. The funeral occurred at noon with rites arranged by him and officiated by Rev Bruno Doehring. The service linked Potsdam lineage as his coffin was sprinkled from the Temple of San Souci Park.
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Doorn
Netherlands
Wilhelm II
Germany
Potsdam
Bruno Doehring
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Oi Jearth
Temple of San Souci Park
Auguste Victoria
Hamilton College Debuts Nonclassical AB Degree
Hamilton College in Clinton New York introduces a new AB degree path that drops Greek and Latin from the curriculum. Despite expectations of decline Prof Donald B Durham notes 34 students still chose the course this year against 10 previously.
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Clinton
N.Y. W.p
Hamilton College
Donald B. Durham
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Church Softball League
Lubbock
POAE
Rengston
Accees
Hargrove
de Carlo
Dorman
Cato
Ray
Spyker
Amarillo
Tenorio
Tannahill
Fulenwider
D'Antonio
Balk
Capps
Hatter
Met Rey Vs
Roundup
Casey
Howard Upton
Tahlequah
Okla
Lynn CC. Doyle
Philadelphia
Army
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Prank
Indiana
Trish
Navy
John Burgoyne
Cincinnati
N. C. State
Camp
Charles Sailor
Joseph, Or
Sailor
Pendleton
Ore
Government Approved Airplane and Aircraft Engine Mechanic
Secretary of War
U. S. Air Corps
W. F. Long
Dallas Aviation School
Love Field
Dallas, Texas
Dallas Aviation School and Air College
B.J. Reynolds
Kapang
Winston
P.A
Prince Albert
Princ
Whitney Martin
Howze Peeeeeees Ae
Steel
Deveeervese
United States
Swan Eimet Dowell
Lawser, Jr
Blind
J.D. Lawson, Sr
Ernest Dowell
Ame
Amarillo Carerare
Herrington
Neely Ore
Eider
Ostrander
Campbell
Tly Paulk
Lions
Eee Ruebbenstahle
Cain
Boxwell
Vogel
Anderson
Pearson Vewes
Bleakney Seeee
Pioneer Motel
Davis
Gellinger
Ds Smith Te
Gittrich
Ta Fletcher Seeeee
Robrahn
Carmouth Ifs
Bush Tees
Reagan . Oeene
Ana
Panhandle Coan Co
Barry
Gentry Eenes
Allison Sete
Taylor
Louie
City Summer League Lions Club
Elstketen Puten Hortis
Gilbert Wedee
Wilkinson Sete
McFarland Ates
Thompson Wee
Santa Fe Blind
Maghback
McKirahan
DeGransi
Tal
Seeley
Harry
Saturday Evening Post
LIFE
Dad
Arrow Bonair Ensemble
E. A. Regal Company
E. A. Regal Co
Dallas - Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Grant
Texas
Dallas
Lovera
Beaumont
Niles & Moser Cigar CO
Denver
Colo
Arrow
Bonair
Arrow Bonair
West Texas
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