Tadlock honored with Amon G. Carter scholarship at Tech
Amon G. Carter scholarship valued at 250 dollars was awarded to Herschel Tadlock by the Texas Tech athletic council. The award celebrates Tadlock’s spirit as a multi sport athlete who pursued football basketball and track, with praise from Collier Parris for his three-sport participation and two-starred events.
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Texas Tech
Herschel Tadlock
Amon G. Carter
Athletic Council
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Lubbock Journal
Collier Parris
Tech
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Major League Leaders From Wednesday’s Games
Highlights from the American and National Leagues. Ruth and Cronin top batting lists, Foxx and Klein lead in home runs, Manush and Ott among RBI leaders, and pitching wins shown for Walberg Derringer and Sweetland. Strong hitters include Combs Chapman Terry and Arlett with notable totals.
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Associated Press
Ruth
Yankees
Cochrane
Athletics
Simmons
Manush
Senators
Bishop
Cronin
Foxx
Combs
Webb
Red Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Walberg
Fischer
Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Ott
Arlett
Herman
Robins
Hornsby
Cubs
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Comorosky
Pirates
Jackson
Cuyler
Donie Bush Weighs Trades Amid Mixed Player Fit
Chicago report says Donie Bush faces lineup questions as he weighs trading for better balance. Lew Fonseca struggles at second while Lu Blue shines at first, possibly prompting a Blue for Fonseca swap and first base shift. Al Thomas and Carl Reynolds are sought by other clubs if a satisfactory deal can be made.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Lu Blue
St. Louis
Donie
Blue
Fonseca
al Thomas
Carl Reynolds
Wrestling Results From Brooklyn and Los Angeles
United Press reports results from Brooklyn and Los Angeles wrestling events. California’s Ray Steele defeated Mike Romano of Italy while Al Pieretti of Boston defeated Toots Mondt of Colorado. Shikat defeated Steve Znosko, La Sergio Kalmi koff of Siberia beat Bearfoot Evans of Chicago. Tiny Roebuck of New York drew with Kola Kwariani of Russia. In Los Angeles Ed Strangler Lewis of California beat Dr Karl Sarpolis of Ohio, Everette Marshall of Colorado, and Abie Coleman of New York drew Sol Schlagel of Kansas over Ted Oswald of Oregon.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Ray Steele
California
Mike Romano
Italy
al Pieretti
Boston
Toots Mondt
Colorado
Dick Shikat
Hussia
Steve Znosko
Po- la
Sergio Kalmikoff
Siberia
Bearfoot Evans
Chicago
Tiny Roebuck
New York
Kola Kwariani
Russia
Los Angeles
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Dr. Karl Sarpolis
Ohio
Everette Marshall
Abie Coleman
Sol Schlagel
Kansas
Ted Oswald
Oregon
Wrestlers Set to Draw One of Southwest's Largest Crowds
Promoter Al Anderson predicts a near capacity crowd for the June 22 Farley Reynolds title bout at Metro Park with seating for 10,000 as 1 000 reservations are made. Fred De Coster notes full accommodations despite high demand while Cal Farley camps in New Mexico and Reynolds retreats to Colorado. The card opens at 8 30 with Rob Roy Amarillo facing Roy Welch Borger and features Hallas and Mackey in the semifinal.
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al Anderson
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Anderson
Fred de Coster
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Butler Field
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Amarillo
Roy Welch
Borger
Billy Hallas
Cyclone Mackey
Homer Peel Sings Into A Triple Play
Homer Peel singled into a triple play in a Texas League game between the Houston Buffs and Dallas Steers. With bases loaded and Hock on third Rollings second Selph first Peel’s looping single keyed a sequence that ended with Peel out at second after a relay and Selph trapped at third.
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Houston Tuffs
Dallas Steers
Todt
Rollings
Carey Selph
Peel
Selph
Ernie Holman
Houston
Tex
U.P
Houston Buffs
Hock
Keystone
Jones
Todd
Higgings
Holman
Cotter
Urban
Bobby Jones Hits Unusual Bullseye Hole in One
Bobby Jones added an unusual hole in one while filming at Flintridge Country Club near Hollywood. He aimed at a camera lens protected by a mat box, hitting the four inch square opening with a No 2 iron, provoking crew cheers as the ball wedged in the padding and was pulled free. He recalled his only ace came in 1927 at East Lake on the 11th hole, 170 yards.
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Bobby Jones
Bobby
Flintridge Country Club
Hollywood
East Lake
Baseball roundup from yesterday's games with standout performances
Charlie Root pitched a four hit shutout as the Cubs defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0. Rabbit Maranville fueled a Braves 13 to 4 rout of the Cardinals with a triple and three singles and five runs. Larry French limited the Giants to three singles but an error ruined the shutout. Tony Cuccinello drove in four for the Reds with a triple double and single against the Robins. Heine Manush homered and added two singles as the Senators beat the Indians 9 to 4.
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Charlie Root
Cubs
Phils
Rabbitt Maranville
Braves
Cardinals
Larry French
Pirates
Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Reds
Robins
Heine Manush
Senators
Indians
Flashes of Life profits share among actors
New York reports that net profits from a forthcoming musical show will be divided among the actors with Heywood Brown and Milton Raisin set to produce. In Hawthorne New York a traffic light at a street intersection was changed from a blinker to a cautious type after radio static was traced to the blinker.
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New York
Heywood Brown
Milton Raison
Hawthorne
N. Y
U.S.G.A To Test New Golf Ball Thoroughly
The United States Golf Association conducts a comprehensive survey on the new golf ball. It compares scores from major competitions this year with those from last season under 1931 provisions, and studies the ball's action amid adverse criticism.
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New York
United States Golf Association
La Grange Shooter Is Trap Champion
H A Hausman of La Grange won the handicap trap shooting championship at the fifty fourth annual Texas State Sportsmen's Association tournament held in Galveston. The victory halted a potential sweep by E F Woodward of Houston, who had already won three of the four men’s titles. Houston earned the next tournament site and W F Henninger of Houston was elected president.
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H. A. Hausman
la Grange
Texas
Texas State Sportsmen’s Association
Hausman
E. F. Woodward
Houston
W. F. Henninger
20 High School Lads On Way to Tourney
CHICAGO June 11 An army of 520 high school stars from 24 states headed for the twenty seventh national inter scholastic track meet at the University of Chicago for tomorrow and Saturday. Despite entries trimmed by state associations some records likely will fall. Oak Park Illinois champion leads a strong field with Fort Collins Scott High Toledo Roosevelt Dayton Woodrow Wilson Dallas Huntington Du Pont Milwau kee Webster Groves Senior High Pittsburg George Military Academy Central High Tulsa Washington Sioux Falls Augusta Tilghman Paducah and other contenders.
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University of Chicago
Oak Park
Fort Collins
Colo
Scott High
Toledo
Roosevelt High
Dayton
Woodrow Wilson
Dallas
Texas
Huntington
W. Va
du Pont Manual Training
Louisville
Milwaukee
Webster Grove
Pittsburgh
Kas
George Military Academy
College Park
Central High
Tulsa
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported By AP
Detroit Tony Galento stopped K O Christner of Akron in eight rounds. Cleveland Billy Wallace outpointed Lope Tenorio of the Philippines in eight. Peeves Jarrell of Mishawaka knocked out Bowman in Grand Rapids. Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg halted Young Joe Sharkey of Chicago in six. Britt Gorman of Minneapolis outpointed Frankie Wolfram of Winnipeg in eight. Freddie Steele of Tacoma outpointed Jimmy Owens of Enid in six in Seattle.
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Detroit
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
K. O. Christner
Akron
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Lope Tenorio
Philippines
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peeves Jarrell
Mishawaka
Ind
Iares
Bowman
Winnipeg
Frankie Battaglia
Young Joe Sharkey
Chicago
Britt Gorman
Minneapolis
Frankie Wolfran
Seattle
Wash
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Jimmy Owens
Enid
Okla
Busy Texas tennis day in Fort Worth tournament
Third annual Texas District Lawn Tennis Association event opened after rain delayed play. Wilmer Allison advanced to the quarter finals with wins over Johnny Maddox and Doc Barr, as seeds and notable players from Dallas Fort Worth Austin Chicago Houston competed. First round girls singles started at TCU courts.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas District Lawn Tennis Association
Texas Christian University
Wilmer Allison
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Johnny Maddox
Dallas
Doc” Barr
Allison
Jimmy Quick
Jake Hess
Earl Taylor
Austin
J. B. Adque
Louis Thalheimer
Chicago
Fred Royer
John McDiarmid
Charles Sloan
Houston
Quinn Connelley
Donald Longcope
Henry Holden
Housa
Top seeds Mary Zita McHale and May Cverworst shine in first round
In Dallas and Wichita seeded players Mary Zita McHale of Dallas and May Cverworst of Wichita led the field as top two favorites. Anna Mae Reichert, San Antonio municipal champion, and Charlotte McQuiston of Dallas also won their first round matches yesterday, highlighting a strong showing for American hosiery makers as the Women of Germany were noted to wear hosiery made in America.
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Mary Zita McHale
Dallas
May Cverworst
Wichita
Kansas
Anna Mae Reichert
San Antonio
Charlotte McQuiston
Referee Named for Missouri Valley Tennis Championship
J. B. Adoue of Dallas has been named official referee for the 1931 Missouri Valley championship tennis tournament, starting June 22 at Rockhill Club courts. Mary Greer, Wightman Cup player, is expected to pace the women’s division with Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth, Berkeley Bell of Austin, and Wray Brown of St. Louis starring in the men’s group.
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J. B. Adoue
Dallas
Tex
Rockhill Club
Mary Greer
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Wilmer Allison
Fort Wort
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