First Christian Ten Defeats San Jacinto Methodist in Softball
First Christian Church softball team shut out the San Jacinto Methodist nine 9 to 0 at Sam Houston Junior High. Wharton and Utterback homered. Fyfe pitched well for the Christians. Anon Leard stood out for the Methodists while Baker left with a torn thumbnail. A practice for San Jacinto is set for 6 15 this evening at McKinley School. Welfare groups in Shanghai appeal for funds amid soaring prices.
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First
Christian Church
San Jacinto Methodist Young Men
Sam Houston
Wharton
Utterback
Fyfe
Christians
Methodists
Anon Leard
Baker
Jack Coffee
San Jacinto
McKinley School
Wohlfahrt Wins to Reach Third Round in Houston
In Houston on June 12 Mrs E H Wohlfahrt former Tex as women's public links champion beat Mrs Paul Milligan 7 and 6 to reach the third round of match competition. Other pre tournament favorites advanced including Mrs Guy La Rue 5 and 4 over Mrs Earl Scruggs and Mrs Donald F Haines 2 and 1 over Mrs J E Posey. QuartErfinalists listed include Mrs C W Roberson Jr over Mrs Kid Rankin 7 and 5 Mrs M W Morgan over Mrs R Bradford 4 and 3 Katherine Standish 8 and 7 over Mrs W R Breedlove and Mrs P C Born 3 and 2 over Mrs Sidney Rodgers plus Bettye Jane Mims 6 and 4 over Mrs W A Loveless.
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Houston
Tex
E. H Wohlfahrt
Paul Milligan
Galveston
Guy Laroe
Terrell
Earl Scruggs
Dallas
Donald F. Haines
J. E. Posey
Brownsville
Valley Star
Haines
la Rue
C. W. Roberson, Jr
Kid Rankin
M W. Morgan
Baytown
R. Bradford
Katherine Standish
W. R. Breedlove
P C. Born
Sidney Rodgers
Bettye Jane Mims
Preservation League bowling finishes with Simmond's Meat wins
In Amarillo last night the Preservation League event concluded at Amarillo Bowl. Simmonds Meat Company captured first place with 33 games won, Nelson Drug took second with 27, and Seven-Up Bottling Company finished third with 22 games won.
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Preservation League
Amarillo Bowl
Simmond'’s Meat Company
Nelson Drug
Harvey Southworth
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Caterpillar Tractors
Harvey Southworth Southworth
Hale
G. Belalee
Nelson Drug Potter
Chisholmina
Taylor
Routson Seebeeeseee
Oon
Creath
Issell
Wynn
G Copeland
Smith
Coca-Cola Talley
Gill
Singletary
Oates Teee
Atameve Cs Meat Co
Elliott
L. Reager
Pittman
V. Reager
Maggaradoe
Green
Stout
Gwyn
Watson
Bleakney
Hamrick
Cascarelli
McClanahan's Carter
Caddell
Nunn
Wilson Ve
Hockerberg Eee Ore
AA Wistibe Real Esate Bush Carruth
Roberts
Dobbs
Wagoner Sohns
Allison
Johnson
Rain Delays Women’s Western Golf Championship in Cincinnati
Rain halted the 12th annual Women’s Western golf championship at the Cincinnati Country Club forcing a pause after eight holes with Betty Jameson three up on Eleanor Dudley. A double-header was scheduled for tomorrow and matches will resume from the stoppage point. Betty Jameson, from San Antonio, Texas, leads the field as play was interrupted by showers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Country Club
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Eleanor Dudley
Chicago
Ravey Invites Boys to Legion Baseball Workouts
The American Legion sponsored youth team, led by manager Speed Ravey, drew 19 participants at Maverick Field as workouts continue. He invites all boys under 17 to tonight and tomorrow's practice at 6. Uniforms will be issued as rosters firm up. A game with Hedley is planned a week from Sunday. Dave Peters heads scheduling and next week will add veteran coaches for instruction. Regular practices are Wednesdays and Fridays.
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American Legion
Maverick Field
Speed Ravey
Hedley
Ravey
Dave Peters
Family names span states and Theodore Wyoming in lineage
Among his sons there are Ari zona, Mexico, Maryland, Michigan and Nevada Smith. Two daughters were named Florida and Virginia. And son Mexico carried on the family tradition by naming two of his children Theodore Wyoming and Utah Max.
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Arizona
Mexico
Maryland
Michigan
Nevada Smith
Florida
Virginia
Theodore Wyoming
Utah Max
Crows blitz windmill nests near Colesburg South Africa
A farmer near Colesburg reports crows staged a blitz against windmill nests, finishing a nest and laying two eggs during weekly visits.
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Colesburg
South Africa
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J. Methodist
India
Shanghai
China
Mrs. Wohlfahrt
Dad
Blackburn Bros
Courtley
America
West
Texas
Hickok
West Texas
South Bend
Ind
U.P
Utah Smith
Globe-News
Oeghn ‘Bourne
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries
Louisville, KY
Dallas - Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Amarillo Garage & Storage Co
Polk
Tyler
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