Broncs Face Indians In Rough Texas Swing
Amarillo and Oklahoma City host two games with Slim Carroway expected to start for the Broncs. The league leading Indians at home for several days entertain the Broncs through Friday before a twelve day home stand. Cliff Boyd, Hollywood pitcher, travels from Amarillo to join the squad in Oklahoma City.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Abroncs
Broncs
Texas Ashwielders
Allen
Slim Carroway
Cliff Boyd
Hollywood
Proceedings of the Seventh Civil Appeals Court in Amarillo
The Seventh District Civil Appeals Court at Amarillo heard motions granted and overruled on numerous cases. Several matters were affirmed on certificate, others were reheard or submitted, with both dismissals and remands noted.
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Civil Appeals Court
Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Local Residents Report Travel and Visits Across Texas
Dr E F Lanham returns Saturday from A and M College Station after attending state veterinary medical association and state examining board meetings appointed by Governor Moody. Miss Mary Huff of San Antonio visits parents on vacation. Harold Wiggett family to California for mother in law’s illness. Jack Walker headed to Carlsbad and El Paso. Grady Payne of Wichita Falls to visit Bennett in Dallas area. Roxie Casey from Clarendon visits Sikes at 714 Harrison. Mrs M A Ricketts moved from hospital to her mother's home 801 Van Buren. Willie Wiley heads Saturday to Shamrock then Plainview and Lorenzo for visits. W W Wetzel moves to Grace Apartments 307 East Eighth. Mrs W R Baker and Alice Beth return from Paris and Ban ner. Clark Gilley of Pandhandle and wife announce birth of 8 pound baby girl at St Anthony hospital. Mrs Gilley is daughter of Mrs C C King.
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E. F. Lanham
M. College Station
State Veterinary Medical Association
State Examining Board
Moody
Mary Huff
San Antonio
Harold Wiggett
California
Jack Walker
Carlsbad
el Paso
Grady ©. Payne
Wichita Falls
D. C. Bennett
Roxie Casey
Clarendon
G. W. Sikes
Harrison Street
Taylor Street
East Eighth Street
Grace Apartments
W. R. Baker
Alice Beth
Yairmont Avenue
Paris
Banner
Clark Gilley
Panhandie
St. Anthony Hospital
Gilley
C. C. King
Bobby Jones Sets Course Record on Eve of Open
The Associated Press reports Bobby Jones shattered Olympia Fields course record with a 70 during practice ahead of the National Open. Jones, once bearish on the layout, posted four birdies and parred most holes after correcting his iron shots. Tommy Armour matched a 72 in the same session while defending champion is noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones
Oakmont
Atlanta
Bobby
Tommy Armour
Gassers Triumph Over Fort Worth and Denver in Fast Game
The Gassers defeated Fort Worth and Denver 12 to 4 as FW&Denver committed seven errors. All Gassers hit the ball hard with seven extra-base hits, and substitutes held their own in a lively nine inning contest at home.
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Fort Worth
Denver
Rae Higgins
Stockton
Moeller
Wes Ee Nichelsen
Smith
Sora Bee Sherrill
Curry
D. AB
Ale Weaver
S.pecesss
Landay
Ccrencesss
Archibbald
Mawrey
Cascrilli
Hudspeth
Broaddus
Lynch
Huffaker
Ef. S
Amarillo Scouts Finish Two Week Campout
Amarillo Boy Scouts return home from a two week encampment at Camp William Warner. More than 50 boys attended with helpers from Amarillo and families bringing the group back from the site south of Claude. Canadian and Claude youths joined the outing and praised the trip as an outstanding success.
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Amarillo
William Warner
Claude
Court Clerk Dies in Maryland Home
The Associated Press reports Philander R. Stansbury deputy clerk of the United States supreme court died suddenly at his home near Rockville Maryland He had served the court since 1883 and was well known to lawyers with cases before the court In related golf notes Leo Die gel and another carded strong rounds as Jones finished 802 for 72 holes tying Armour and Harry Cooper for last year's Oakmont tally.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philander R. Stansbury
United States Supreme Court
Rockville
Maryland
Leo Diegel
Jones
Armour
Harry Cooper
Oakmont
Baseball and basketball scores from regional leagues and yesterday's results
Western League games listed by city pairings such as Amarillo at Oklahoma City and Tulsa at Wichita. American League and National League matchups include Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington. Numerous rainouts and doubleheaders noted with several minor leagues and regional results across Texas and nearby states.
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Tulsa
Wichita
Des Moines
Purdle
Omaha
Denver
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Waco
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Houston
Pueblo
Oklahoma City
Denver AR
Amarillo
Tulsa AG
Cleveland Tees
Houston Are
Buffs Extend Texas League Lead With Robust Midweek Win
The Houston Buffs remained eight and a half games ahead in the Texas League after a Tuesday victory over Shreveport and Fort Worth's loss. Fort Worth crushed by a late Cubs rally, Dallas Steers pounded Beaumont with 15 hits, while Wichita Falls toppled San Antonio 7 to 4. The piece notes high scoring innings and key plays as the season nears the first-half finish.
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Associated Press
Houston Buffs
Shreveport
Sto
Fort Worth
Warn
Louisiana
Kilduff
Sears
Wilson
Cox
Peel
Carleton
Holman
Deviveros
Panther
Cubs
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Benton
Turgeon
Lamb
Dallas Steers
Beaumont
Tilden Shines in London Tennis Championship
Bill Tilden, captain of the American Davis Cup team, was the standout player at the Queens Club in London. He won his second round singles match 6-0 4-0 over J. C G. Peacock and teamed with Francis T. Hunter to sweep two doubles matches, defeating Indian and English pairs to advance.
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Ecourt
Bill Tilden
Queens Club
America
Australia
India
Austria
Japan
France
Argentina
England
Tilden
J. C G. Peacock
New Zealand
Francis T. Hunter
Patr
BV. Bobh
A. Cupta
Miers
N. Lanyon
Travis Smith and Ken Travis Return From Rockne Coaching
Russell T. Smith and Kenneth Travis, quarterbacks of the Golden Handies, returned from Dallas where they attended the Meany well Rockne school of coaching. Dutch Both reported 180 coaches from seven states attended the actual session. Coaches came from Missouri Oklahoma Kentucky Alabama Louisville Arkansas and Texas. Assistant Coach Marshall Mayalo attended but had not yet returned from Dallas.
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Onvd Russell T. Smith
Kenneth Travis
Golden Handies
Dallas
Meanywell Rockne
Dutch
Sctual
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisville
Arkansas
Texas
Marshall Mayalo
Multi Speed Tribute Flies Across Germany to Berlin
A Bremen tribute travels via a chain of handlers from a balloon to a canal, a swimmer, and a motorcyclist before reaching airplanes near Berlin. The relay ends with delivery to the capital for a presentation.
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Germany
Bremen
Berlin
Des Moines Demons Upset Pueblo in Western League Clash
In Kansas City on Tuesday the Des Moines Demons defeated Pueblo despite late arrival and disrupted warmups. Six stolen bases highlighted the Crickets 7 to 5 win over the Denver Bears as Omaha and Denver teams figure in the tight standings.
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Des Moines Demons
Pueblo
Demons
Omaha
Denver
Denver Bear
Pacific Fliers Plan U S Flight From England
Sydney dispatch reports members of the Southern Cross crew plan to fly from England to the United States. Navigator Harry Wyon and radio operator James Warner said they would request Charles Kingsford Smith to pilot the trans Atlantic leg.
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Southern
Incomplete game recap notes six runs in first three innings
The brief sports item mentions six runs were produced in the first three innings, with no other games scheduled in the league.
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