Dana Bible to speak at Marillo Texas Exes banquet
Dana Bible, famed Texas football coach, will address a public banquet at the Herring Hotel in Marillo at 7:50 p.m. Tonight. The event draws Texas exes, coaches, and fans with Blair Cherry as Bible’s assistant. Reservations via Herring Hotel.
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Texas Cup matches end with pros sweeping amateurs 11 to 4
Texas' top professionals routed young amateurs 11 to 4 in the sixth Texas Cup at a soggy Willow Brook course after a taxing Texas Open. Notable results include Jack Munger and Dennis Laventer posting six under par to beat Jim Demaret and Levi Lynch.
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Aateurs
Jack Munger
Dennis Laventer
Dallas
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Jim Demaret
Houston
Levi Lynch
Jack Burke
Henry Ransom
Bryan
Reuben Albaugh
David
Spec) Goldman
Sam Schneider
Corpus Christi
Tony Butler
San Angelo
Arthur
Duck) Luce
Austin
Jamie Gough
Eagle
Dick Goat
Fort Worth
Ralph Morgan
Earl Stewart
Billy Bob Coffey
Schneider
Lavender
Baseball Roundup: National League Twin Backs and Cubs Split
Key games feature Walker and Foxx homer in White Sox win and Red Sox loss, Waner and Rizzo pace Pirates over Phillies, McQuinn and Almada spark Browns against Yankees, Vander Meer and McCormick dominate Reds win over Bees, Lewis drives Senators past Tigers, Pressnell and Bryant pace Dodgers and Cubs split twin bill, Humphries limits Athletics and Stripp delivers 12th inning winner for Cardinals.
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Chicago
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Boston
Paul Waner
Johnny Rizzo
Pirates
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Rizzo
Bucs
Phillies
George McQuinn
Mel Almada
Browns
Yankees
Johnny Vander Meer
Frank McCormick
Reds
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McCormick
Bees
Buddy Lewis
Senators
Tigers
Tot Pressnell
Dodgers
Clay Byant
Cubs
Presanell
Bryant
Johnnie Humphries
Indians
Athletics
Joe Stripp
Roy Henshaw
Cardinals
Stripp
Henshaw
Giants
Track Fans Cheer Yet Fail To Erase World Records
New York reports attenders at the Princeton invitation meet left disappointed after Glenn Cunningham set a fast mile and Wayne Rideout broke the three quarter mile mark in world record pace. San Romani blamed air for not exceeding records and cited a collision that helped Cunningham win. both runners described each other as close rivals.
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Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Cunningham
Wayne Rideout
Sydney Woocerson
San Romani
Glenn
Archie
National sports wrap recounts week of major events
Babe Ruth debuts as Brooklyn Dodgers coach before 28 013 fans as Brooklyn halves a doubleheader with Chicago. Bobby Riggs defeats Don McNeil to win Missouri Valley tennis title with doubles. Kovacs Cooke and seeds advance in national clay courts. Cunningham wins Princeton mile in 4 072 then loses to Rideout who breaks records. Southern California dominates NCAA team title. Barrett wins Women’s Western Open. Dann wins Southern Amateur title. Woolf’s Lawrin sets track record in Hollywood trial stakes. Harvard takes Intercollegiate outdoor polo title over Yale.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Kansas City
Bobby Riggs
Don McNeil
John Shostrom
McNeill
Hal Surface
Frank Kovacs
Elwood Cooke
Princeton
N. J
Glenn Cunningham
Wayne Rideout
Minneapolis
California
Colorado Springs
Beatrice Barrett
Helen Hoffman
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fila
Carl Dann
Jennings Gordon
Inglewood
Cal
Henry Armstrong to Battle Garcia in September Title Bout
Promoter Tom Gallery announced world welterweight champion Henry Armstrong will meet Ceferino Garcia, the Filipino challenger, in a September title bout in Los Angeles. The article notes a compare of Pullman car patrons to airline passengers over the past year.
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Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Tom Gallery
Ruth Named Coach by Dodgers in Uncertain Deal
United Press dispatch reports Babe Ruth signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as coach for the rest of the season at 15000 dollars. Critics doubt honesty of the deal and question Ruths memory, predicting lineup confusions and constant misidentifications among players.
Jobless Rioters Clash With Police in Vancouver
Rioting jobless men attacked the post office and city museum in Vancouver British Columbia. Royal Canadian Mounted Police fought them with tear gas and clubs. More than 50 hospitalized 22 arrested and charged with inciting to riot. Damage estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Young and Old Diamond Stars Make History in Baseball
Babe Ruth resumes with the Dodgers at 15 000 for the rest of the season as crowds of 28 000 watch him. Johnny Vander Meer nears Cy Young with 21 2 3 no hit innings and 32 without allowing a run. Cincinnati moves to second as Boston and Chicago split a double header.
Women Botanists Join River Expedition Through Grand Canyon
Lois Jotter and Elzada Clover, two University of Michigan botanists, join four male scientists for a dangerous Green River to Colorado River trip toward Lake Mead. They aim to pack equipment and launch three boats before noon, venturing 120 miles downstream into remote rapids and a monthlong journey.
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Lois Jotter
University of Michigan
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S Saxophone dropped as harp to lead new scoring blend
Boris Morros head of Paramount sound department calls the saxophone corny and eliminates it from a new two melody instrument and six rhythm carrier scoring for Sing You Sinners. The lineup features violin trumpet piano harp and accordion backing Bing Crosby Fred McMurray and Donald OConnor.
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Paramount Motion Picture Sound Department
Bing Crosby
Fred McMurray
Donald O'Connor
Standings Update From Southern Association Games
Chattanooga 9 beat Birmingham 4 with one doubleheader game postponed due to rain. Atlanta 5 edged New Orleans 4 as the second game ended after the fifth inning by rain. Nashville 9 defeated Memphis 4 while one doubleheader game was postponed. Little Rock at Knoxville had two games postponed by rain.
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Atlanta
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Knoxille
Houston Hopes to Overcome Fort Worth Boat Club Lead
Houston Yacht Club members mapped strategy to overcome a 101 to 62 lead held by Fort Worth Boat Club sailors in the commodores cup races at Eagle Mountain Lake. The Fort Worth yachtsmen, sailing longhorn class boats with a skipper and two-man crew, built the advantage over the South Texans in three races this weekend.
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U.P
Houston Yacht Club
Monopoly Probe No Cause for Fear Says Senators
Senators O Mahoney and Borah stated that the federal investigation of monopolistic practices poses no threat to business. They reject Rep Snell concerns that the inquiry could become an attack on legitimate business and urge a cooperative objective study to solve an economic problem. O Mahoney expected to chair the 12 member committee with Borah as a member.
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O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Borah
Idaho
Rep. Snell
New York
Pruitt Delivers First Wheat Car Load to Claude
Pruitt of the Woodburn farm 14 miles southeast of Claude brought the first wheat carload into Claude today. Nelson Grain Company bought the shipment at 61 cents a bushel plus a $10 premium. averaged 10 bushels per acre with a 50 pound protein test. Last line notes Nantucket Island once a major whaling port and now a preserved example of early American life.
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Lelland Pruitt
Woodburn Farm
Claude
Nelson Grain Company
Pruitt
Rowe's pinch hit lifts Beaumont to 4-2 win in opener
Beaumont Exporters win the first game 4-2 as Rowe delivers a bases loaded pinch single in the seventh. Rogalski and Tate pitched. Touchstone held Beaumont to 3-1 in the nightcap. Shreveport Sports win two over Dallas Steers 13-4 and 2-1. Fort Worth Panthers take nightcap 12-6 after 2-0 opener by Houston Buffs. San Antonio Missions beat Tulsa Oilers 6-1. Nettles mentioned in poison plant note.
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Schoolboy Rowe
Beaumont Exporters
Oklahoma Indians
Rogalski
Tate
Clay Touchstone
Exporters
Shreveport Sports
Cellalites
Dallas Steers
Junie Barnes
Texans
Fort Worth Panthers
Houston Buffs
Grodzicki
Buffs
San Antonio Missions
Tulsa Oilers
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