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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
9
Twenty Grand, owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, failed to place in the Queen Anne stakes at Ascot. J. A. Dewar's Fair Trial won by three lengths with Salerina second and Monica third as twenty-two runners completed the race on June 18.
Columbia seeks to win the Poughkeepsie regatta and the national rowing title after a 10 day run of upsets. California is favored with Washington, Navy, and others close behind. Columbia, Cornell, and Syracuse loom as challengers in a dusk-to-dark race.
Former Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Fred Marberry becomes a student umpire in the American League in Chicago. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 209 pounds. President Harridge signed him yesterday, and Marberry will study umpiring technique for several days before starting duties in about ten days.
Mrs O. 8 Hill of Kansas City won a medal in the women's trans Miss golf event at Omaha. She drew Mrs E Devilbliss of Kansas City in the first round of the championship flight, posting 77 two under the field leader Mrs Charles F Newbold of Wichita who faced Mrs J A Walter of Kansas City after a 92.
By the Associated Press Wally Berger pounded Cincinnati pitching with two homers a triple and a single in a doubleheader Oral Hildebrand and Bruce Campbell limited the Red Sox to six hits Campbell drove in four runs with a homer and two singles Gus Mancuso had a perfect day for the Giants with a double and four singles scoring three Chuck Klein homered twice for the Cubs as they beat the Dodgers 5-3 Paul Waner sparked the Pirates attack with two goals and two singles
Amarillo golfers must secure entrance tickets today or tomorrow as Thursday morning marks the qualifying round for the city tournament. Officials at Amarillo Country Club announce an imposing prize list ensuring entrants are placed in flights with a chance to win. Youthful players number a half dozen or more, challenging veterans as John D. Munn defends his title aiming for a fifth straight Amarillo win after sweeping the three big meets last year and the Country Club Invitation.
Donald Budge of California faces Clayton Lee Burwell, ex Sewanee star, in the Queens Club tournament second round. Four members of the American Davis Cup squad advance safely in early rounds.
The Maverick Club urges directed leisure for Amarillo youths to curb juvenile crime fueled by street activity. They plan a new venture to provide wholesome, supervised options and praise the Dr Pepper Company for donated drinks. The column notes upcoming events with Canyon Club No 2 wrestling and boxing, CCC Camp softball, and a June Teenth community barbecue on the Heights.
The Oklahoma City Indians beat the Galveston Bucs 3 to 1 as rain paused six other Texas League clubs. Brillheart held Galveston scoreless until the eighth while OKC scored all its runs in the first inning. Cole pitched for Galveston.
PAWHUSKA Okla June 18 More than 75 Indians from across the Southwest tee off in the sixth annual all Indian golf tournament. Eugene Standingbear Pawhuska Sioux winner last year with par 68 is favored to repeat. Contenders include Herb Labadie Amarillo Texas and Budge and Wilmer Allison Austin through byes and victories.
Poughkeepsie hosts the 37th intercollegiate regatta as Navy Washington Pennsylvania Cornell Syracuse and Columbia challenge California led by Ky Ebright The Bears look to extend a string of four straight victories and chase the four mile course record set by Cornell in 1912 with Washington and Annapolis teams as top rivals.
Edwin Alabama Pitts, a former Sing Sing inmate, joins the Albany Club of the International League after Landis rules open baseball to him. He may debut Sunday in a double header against Syracuse as manager Al Mamaux and supporters celebrate a landmark decision. Pitts expects to prove himself and lift spirits at Sing Sing.
The Associated Press reports season injuries disrupt pennant hopefuls. Frankie Pytlak leaves Cleveland. Bill Brenzel steps in as the Indians beat the Red Sox 11 2. Darrell Blanton suffers appendicitis, impacting Pittsburgh after a 12 5 win over Philadelphia. Giants top Cardinals 14 3 as Pittsburgh and Cleveland pursue a higher spot amid heavy offense.
Dallas hosts the 29th Texas Golf Association championship at Brook Hollow Golf Club starts with 18 hole qualifying. Notables include Leland Hamman Paris finalist and trans Mississippi champion, Reynolds Smith Dallas defending champion, along with Billy Bob Coffey Fort Worth and Dees McDermott Waco. A heavy rain closed the course for safety and top condition.
Bob Castle returns to the mat at the National Guard Armory in Amarillo on Thursday. He faces Tony Piluso of Toledo in the prelims while Vic Weber meets John Felix in the main event. The curtain raiser pairs Johnny La Rue and Gene La Bell. Exhibitions start at 8 30 with tickets at City Drug Store.
New York report says Jimmy Johnston plans a title bout between James Braddock and Max Schmeling in September at the Long Island Bowl. Schmeling would travel from Germany if a title match is assured, with Braddock and manager Joe Gould reportedly consulted.
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