Fight Gate Not To Reach High Record
United Press reports on boxing promoter expectations for the Louis Schmeling heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. Analysis of mental condition tests for the fighters contrasts Louiss sleep and appetite with Schmelings jitters and eye injury concerns. Gate receipts look unlikely to reach one million despite a half million advance, with 60 000 to 70 000 in attendance and purses near 200 000 each.
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Javelin Tossers To Vie in Dallas Meet
Dallas June 16 two top javelin throwers will compete in an Emancipation Day program at the Texas Centennial Exposition. Alton Terry Hardin-Simmons and D C O Neill SMU clash after Terry shattered the American record at Drake relays. Metcalfe and Tolan arrive Monday for a week with Louisiana and Texas track stars taking part.
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Shake-Up Looms for Indians as Season Stalls
Cleveland faced a dramatic lineup shakeup after sliding to fourth, nine games behind the Yankees and half a game behind the Tigers. President Alva Bradley threatened radical changes as manager Steve ONeill stayed hopeful while C. C. Slapnicka suggested adding fighters to the roster.
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Star All Star Considerations For North In Texas League Dream Game
Non playing Texas League managers studied six eligible North roster candidates for the July 25 Dallas dream game. Johnson returns to Oklahoma City lineup and Robson backs him, while Weis loses favor. Moself of Dallas, Moore of Galveston, Rizzo of Houston, Garms of San Antonio vie for South fielding honors with McCoy of Beaumont. Garms also plays center.
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Oil and Gas Journal reports U.S. daily oil rise to 2.964 million barrels
The Oil and Gas Journal states U.S. weekly oil production rose by 26 982 barrels daily to 2 963 639 for the week ending June 13. Oklahoma up 19 800 to 567 250. East Texas down 6 799 to 439 755. Texas down 5 854 to 1 147 700. Louisiana down 3 875 to 75 145. Kansas up 16 165 to 152 325. Michigan and California up. Rocky Mountain region down 1 630 to 57 540.
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Buddy Meyer Featured on Centennial Program in Amarillo
Buddy Meyer son of Mr and Mrs FE Meyer performed as a saxophone soloist on the Amarillo Day program at the Texas Centennial event broadcast from the Centennial grounds. He belongs to the Amarillo High School Band which opened the Texas Band Teachers Association segment at Grand Plaza. Other performers included the Philharmonic sextet and a 16 member Dana Harmon Studios dancing group.
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Dallas Trip Disastrous in Texas League Action
The Dallas Steers suffered a 4 to 0 loss as Beaumont Rivers surged, while Houston Buffs edged Oklahoma City 8 to 7 to climb to third. Jimmie McLeod belted his first home run for Galveston in a 5 to 3 win over Tulsa, and Fort Worth beat San Antonio 3 to 2 in 11 innings.
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Flag Day Program in Amarillo Hosted by Rebekah Lodge
A patriotic Flag Day program will be sponsored by the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge tonight at 8 o'clock in the I O O F Hall. Members of Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges from nearby towns are expected to attend.
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Maverick Club Pupils Share Weekend At The Theater
The Maverick Club members, after meeting requirements, enjoyed a Friday afternoon at the Paramount Theater and thanked Mr. Harrison. They thank Fox Paint and Paper Co for paint supplies and Indiana Bus and Truck Co for transporting them to Gem Lake and back. They report painting progress, note fumes from turpentine, and plan to complete the club in two weeks. The group mentions a handball tourney, a curious claim by Thomas Murphy, and a hair curling mishap. They announce a Centex centennial demonstration trip to Dallas and a Jack Hall’s Ranch outing and request extra typewriters for the typing class.
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Fast Field To Play For Southern Title
In Memphis Tennessee on June 16 the 34th Southern Amateur field opens with 158 players. Sam Perry of Birmingham is the favorite at 5-1, facing four former champions and defending champ Bobby Riegel of Richmond as 18 qualifier holes begin at the Memphis Country Club.
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Amarillo Phillips 60 to Meet Enid Fason Oilers Tonight
The Amarillo Phillips 60s travel to face Enid Oklahoma’s Fason Oilers tonight at 8 30 PM. After a tough slump and criticism the club vows renewed effort with Cordwood Davis Joe Surface and Red Strickland back from injuries for a full strength lineup. The Borger 4 3 loss last Sunday sparked a new fighting spirit as the team aims to rebound.
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Joe Louis to fight Schmeling and target Braddock title
New York reports Joe Louis expected to beat Schmeling at Yankee Stadium this Thursday and then challenge James J. Braddock for the heavyweight title in September. Bookmakers quote 3 to 1 and rising. the column bets Louis will win by around four rounds. Schmeling is seen as aging but capable, while Louis plans a broad campaign toward the title.
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National League standings and scores from yesterday
Results show Texas Company 21 Clowe and Cowan 3 and Panhandle Laundry 12 Santa Fe 4. Standings list Texas Co 16 1, Panhandle Laundry 12, Roberts & Olver 85 615, Borden’s 4, Smyth Auto 0. Next games scheduled July 24. AMERICAN LEAGUE schedule notes follow.
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Harry Cooper Chases Fourth Illinois Open Title
Chicago golfer Harry Cooper, led by five rivals including Laffoon, Bulla, Williams, Armour, and Huebner, aims for a fourth straight Illinois Open as he starts today at Decatur following a 71 on day one.
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Treasury position for June 13 shows deficits and debt
The Treasury reports for June 13 receipts of 25.1 million dollars and expenditures of 26.8 million, leaving a net balance of 2.315 billion. For the fiscal year to date receipts total 3.769 billion, expenditures 6.851 billion with emergency costs of 3.197 billion, yielding an excess of 3.061 billion. Gross debt stands at 31.688 billion with a decrease of 23.225 million from the prior day. Gold assets total 10.492 billion.
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Baer Not So Hot in First Comeback Go
Baer returns to action in Salt Lake City unable to find form as he fights Tony Souza to a referee's decision over six rounds. Baer weighed 226 pounds and floored Souza in the second round, but did not capitalize on the fifth round knockdown and generally relied on taunts and defense.
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