Roundup of Sports Notes and Local Bits From New York
Roundup covers Joe Louis at Polo Grounds as his first National League park bout, Lou Nova's manager Ray Carlen at Mayo Clinic for check up, and Lefty Gomes told to wear glasses. Mentions Van Mungo with Montreal, Los Angeles bid for 1942 bowling tournament, Mose Grove praise by Marius Russo, Whirlaway timing toward Arlington classic, Jim Reed guest star in Topeka, capital. Notes about minor league owners fearing Uncle Sam lights out, arc lamp as minor league arc-angel, MacPhail and Meehan teaming for Ebbetts Field fights, Braddock AP feature ride for Louis, Bill Shaw Jr. in air corps, SF 3A/football drills with Latin rhythms, Joe Medwick resting, Red Sox pennant fever vs Foxx, Louis Conn verses, Topeka golf scene, Smithfield mule death, Landis names in baseball/softball, and Franklin lightning rod discovery in Philadelphia.
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New York
Special News Services
Joe Louis
Conn
Polo Grounds
Ray Carlen
Lou Nova
Mayo Clinic
Lefty Gomes
van Mungo
Montreal
Los Angeles
American Bowling Congress
Ole Man
Mose Grove
Marius Russo
Yankees
Whirlaway
Chicago
Bill Shaw, Jr
Syracuse
Air Corps
Gunter Field
Montgomery
Ala
San Francisco
Joe Medwick
Dodger
Boston
Red Sox
Foxx
Church league softball results pit Nazarenes and Methodists
Central Presbyterian defeated San Jacinto Methodist 11 to 0 while First Baptist young people edged Nazarenes 18 to 16 in a seesaw clash. Duke Baptist hit safety highlights including a late single by Stitt and Knight sparked Nazarene late surge. Y Brough and Bart lett starred for Baptists. Thursday card lists further games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Baptists
San Jacinto Methodist
Central Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Nazarenets
Gibbon
Presbyterians
Bartlett
Curry
Cooper
Thompson
Methodists
Tomlinson
Bronson
Nazarenes
Baptist
Duke
T. Duke
Jackson
Whitehead
Tadlock
First Baptist
Stringer
Y. Brough
Tipps
Duckworth
Bradie
Knight
Tenth Avenue Methodist
San Jacinto Baptist
First Christian
Glenwood Baptist
Fort Worth Car Ride Ends In Shocking Drive Moment
Cunningham's Column recounts a 759 mile non stop trek to Fort Worth driven by a stranger from New York who takes the wheel only to confess he fears riding with another driver. The author describes the long journey, the strange companion, and a nerves exposed farewell as they reach the Texas city.
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Fort Worth
Indianapolis
New York
St. Louis
Rudolf Hess
Texas
Barney Oldfield
Poplar Bluffs
Little Rock
Texarkana
Arkansas
Ft. Worth
O. K. Lindbergh
Johu
Gold Sox Open Three Day Series With Wichita Falls
Amarillo's Gold Sox start a three game slate at Malin Field at 8:30 pm against the Wichita Falls Spudders. Chester Hill, earlier sold to Wichita Falls, is expected to face his former club. The Sox later hit the road for seven days to face Clovis Lubbock and Wichita Falls while dropping both ends of a doubleheader to Lubbock 6 2 and 11 10.
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Amarillo
Gold Sox
Wichita Falls Spudders
Malin Field
Chester Hill
Spudders
Clovis
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Lubbock Hubbers
Hubbers
Sox
Lakas
Hargrove
de Carlo
Derman
Rtf
Fulenwider
Cato
Ray
Huckabee
Risinger
Amarillo Ae
Bartkowski
Tannanill
Mahan
Formeller
Hartkowski
D'Antonio
Tenorio
Bengston
Tannahill
Sakas
Halls
Formelier
Hatter
Capps
Local tavern owner to graduate from Perry high school
N Y. Ball Rychuk a 30 year old proprietor of a Perry tavern will graduate this June from the village high school. He enrolled to complete a course he dropped ten years ago when he lacked only a half year to finish.
Runyan Wood Shute To Play Here Almost
Fort Worth pros including Craig Wood and Denny Shute hoped to stay in Texas to qualify for the National PGA in Denver. The National PGA HQ ruled that qualification must occur in the section where a pro lives, ending the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyan
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Paul Runyan
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
Nown
Fort Worth
Wood
Shute
Denver
Texas
PGA
Outdoor Club Meets Tonight in Amarillo Hotel
Members of the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club will hold their regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the Amarillo Hotel. All Panhandle sportsmen, whether members or not, are invited to attend. BE EB Kral, secretary, promises an interesting discussion on important matters and urges all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle
EB Kral
Vitamin oil boosts vitamin content of burbot oil
The burbot, a freshwater cod family fish, yields oil far richer in vitamins than cod liver oil. Globe-News Want Ads urge readers to act, noting the advertising reach and response.
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Presbyterians and
Baptists
By Fodie Briptz
Jim Reed
Topeka
Kans
Sam
Larry MacPhail
Chick Meehan
Ebbets Field
Jim Braddock
Associated Press
Louis
Louis Conn
C. E. Lawson
Shotwell
C. J. Putt
Smithfield
N. C
Herald
Matthews
Mule
K. M. Landis
W. FE. Landis
Mr. Ripley
Benjamin Franklin
Edwin Brumbaugh
Franklin
Sydney
New York of the Pacific
Dad Summer
Dads
Blackburn Bros
Dad
West Texas
J. M's
U.P
Hunter College
Martin Joseph Freeman
University of Chicago
Canada
Martin
KFDA
Bill Dee
Fairmondee
Plains Office Supply CO
Cunningham
Skinny Jehu
By Bill. Cunningham
Austin
Amarillo OO
Vrabiik
Haley
Lorengz
Lubbork
Marilio
Victoria
Adams
Vrablik
Suky
By Eo
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
Globe News
Globe-News
Rns
Prater
American Finance Co
Shaw-Graves Efficient Cleaners
10Th Ave
Tire Company
Tyler St
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