Roman Soldier Favored in 25,000 American Derby at Washington Park
June 21 Chicago notes Roman Soldier, the hard working American turf horse, returns to racing in the 25,000 American Derby at Washington Park. A 13 horse field includes Black Helen Tearout Firethorn Whiskole Cold Shoulder Nellie Flag Count Arthur and more. Owned by Elwood Sachenmaier and Phil Reuter, Roman Soldier has earned 45,100 to date and could add 20,000 if he wins.
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Chicago
Roman
Washington Park
Omaha
Col. FE. R. Bradley
Black Helen
Tearout
Firethorn
Cold Shoulder
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Nellie Flag
Count Arthur
John D. Hertz
Elwood Sachenmaier
Atlantic City
N. J
Phil Reuter
Maverick Club Gossip Points to New Venture for Al Baggett
Al Baggett, longtime West Texas State Teachers College coach and Maverick Club No 2 leader at Canyon, plans to leave for Dallas next Monday to wed then visit New York and Columbus University for a six week course. Juneteenth celebrations at the Heights featured food, speeches by Robert E Underwood Jr and lively humor. The Mavericks beat CCC boys in softball, and yesterday’s stars include Bill Myers Dizzy Vance Dizzy Dean Rip Collins Joe Moore Mule Haas and Jim Foxx with notable baseball feats.
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Dut Wanzer
al Baggett
West Texas State Teachers College
Mavericklub No. 2
Canyon
Dallas
New York
Columbus University
Major Leagues Runaways In Lead After Week Of Games
New York Giants lead NL by six games after a five game win streak and beat Pirates after taking three from St Louis. Yankees top AL by five and a half games with six straight wins, while Dickey recovers from a head injury. Winegamer helps Cleveland past Washington as Mel Harder nets his 10th victory. White Sox split doubleheader with Athletics as Foxx homers, Dean dazzles Phillies. Reds and Dodgers split a doubleheader with Vance delivering relief in the nightcap.
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Bill Myers
Reds
Dazzy Vance
Dodgers
Myers
Vance
Dizzy Dean
Rip Collins
Hillies
Cardinals
Joe Moore
Giants
Pirates
Mule Haas
White Sox
Jimie Foxx
Athletics
Haas
Whiteox
Foxx
New York
New York Giants
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pie Traynor
Guy Bush
Bill Terry
Yanks
Tigers
Bill Dickey
Joe Sullivan
Dickey
Johnny Allen
Sullivan
Winegamer
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Mel Harder
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Pinchhitter Winegamer
Indians
Whitehill
Trosky
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Johnson
John Whitehead
Radcliff
Hayes
Dean
Phillies
Jimmy Collins
Camilli
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Tony Freitas
Paul Derringer
Texas League box scores show Fort Worth at San Antonio
Box score details from the Texas League game list Fort Worth 3 runs on 9 hits and 0 errors while San Antonio scores 9 runs on 9 hits and 2 errors. Bettencourt homered for San Antonio and Garma, Rune, and Bettencourt contributed RBIs. Beaumont beats Dallas 6 to 8 with multiple run scorers and a double play noted. Radio telephone charges between Japan and Dublin are fixed at 35 dollars for three minutes.
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PD Oer
Poren
Gruenom Ltd
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Eagle
Stanton
Grimea
Dalrymple
Bettencourt
Garms
Scharein
Garma
Rune Betted
Mazcera
Robello
Miller
Binder
Wistert
Malay
Engle
Japan
Dublin
Houston
King
Keane
Mueller
Rizzo
Caldwell
Wee Whitehead
Clark
Oases Thomas
Bilgere
Soveseed
Stiely
Parker
Poe
Griffin
Myers
Kott
Oklahoma
Miner
Potter
Caldwell Thomas
Whitehead Potter
Ay Myers
Brazill Keeney
Kene
Clark Thomas
Whitehead Keaney
Brazill Clark
Thomas
Heir Receives 80 Cents From $600 Estate Share
Lima Ohio reports Samuel C. MacMillen of Toledo, as one of roughly 50 heirs under the will of Walter Rydman, traveled to claim a share worth $600 and spent more in expenses, finally receiving 80 cents.
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Lima
U.P
Samuel C. MacMillen
Toledo
McMillen
Walter Rydman
Yale Wins Morning Regatta at Thames In Ivy Sweep
Yale juniors win Jayvee and freshmen races at the 73rd regatta on the Thames with Harvard. President Roosevelt watches his son Franklin Jr in the No 4 Jayvee boat as Yale tops Harvard by six feet in two mile races. The day ends with the shirts exchange after the close finish.
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New London
Conn
U.P
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Blue
Partlett's Cove
Roosevelt
Fli
Franklin Jr
Dallas Golfers Enter 29th Texas Championship Quarterfinals
Eight Dallas golfers advance to the quarterfinals in the 29th Texas Golf Association championship in Dallas after trimming visiting players in earlier rounds. Medalist Reynolds Smith, defending champ, and Lafayette Franks lead the field with strong showings as upset wins surface in lower brackets.
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Dallas
Texas
Franks
Leland Hamman
Paris
Eddie Connor
David Goldman
James McGonagill
Don Schumacher
Wilson Schoellkopf
Schumacher
Hap Massingill
Fort Worth
Harry Todd
Joe Bailey, Jr
Jack Munger
Peyton Slade
Munger
Weekend Dashes Across Globe Planned by Noted British Flier
Captain Tom Campbell Black, at 35, plans a series of weekend long distance flights next August to England Canada England Australia and the Far East in a De Haviland Comet. The venture aims to keep Britain’s long distance flying prestige and will cost about 100000 dollars for the new aircraft and operations.
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James C.oldfield
London
Cpt
Tom Campbell Black
Black
C. W. A. Scott
Australia
de Haviland
England
Canada
Cape
Far East
Britain
France
Portuga
William Courteney
America
Courtenay
Mildenhall
Campbell Black
Ace
The
Johnny Allen Aids Yankees in Race Lead
Associated Press reports Johnny Allen keying the Yankees surge in the American League. He has six wins against two losses and ranks second to Vito Tamulis among Yankee pitchers. New York defeated Detroit 5 to 2 as Young Joe Sullivan struck Dickey, who suffered only a minor concussion and was expected back soon.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Johnny Allen
Joe McCarthy
Johnny
Vito Tamulis
Lefty Gomez
Charlie Ruffing
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Joe Sullivan
Bill Dickey
Attorney General Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Dog Racing Injunction
Atty. Gen. William McCraw filed a friendly brief in the Texas Supreme Court to uphold an injunction against dog racing by the All Texas Dog Racing Association. The case began with a Bexar County court and was appealed, testing whether operators may push for continued operation amid state action. Vernon Coe said an early Galveston Court of Civil Appeals decision is expected in the Fort Bend County dispute involving South Main Kennel Association.
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Austin
U.P
William McCraw
San Antonio
John R. Shook
Texas Supreme Court
All Texas Dog Racing Association
Bexar
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas
Vernon Coe
Galveston Court of Civil Appeals
South Main Kennel Association
Fort Bend County
Coe
Fort Bend
Ohio State Has One Chance To Win Meet
BERKELEY Calif June 21 Ohio State including Jesse Owens and Charles Beetham appears the Buckeyes only hope to upset Southern California in the NCAA classic open Owens will race in four events 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 220 yard low hurdles and the broad jump Beetham is a threat in the half mile USC leads with Dean Cromwell at the helm and aims to dominate the team standings among 251 athletes from over 80 schools.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Charles Beetham
University of Southern California
Owens
Buckeyes
Beetham
Dean Cromwell
Allison Wins Way To Semi Final Go
American champion Wilmer Allison of Texas reached the Queens Club semi finals by defeating British internationalist K C Gandar Dowar 6 4 6 4. He advances to face his Davis Cup teammate Donald Budge of Oakland in the next round.
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Allison
London
U.P
Wilmer Allison
Texas
K. C. Gandar-Dowar
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Joe Louis Prime for Primo Carnera Bout at Yankee Stadium
Reports from New York indicate widespread belief that Joe Louis will defeat Primo Carnera Tuesday night. Analysts caution past hype, noting Louis 18 knockouts in 22 fights and Carnera showing improved defense as training focuses on body work. Louis plans three more boxing sessions before the bout in Yankee Stadium.
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New York
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Black Dempsey
Detroit
Manassa Mauler
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Max Baer
Jimmy
Primo
Carnera
Owasco Lake
N. Y
O.R
Primo Carnera
Pompton Lakes
N. J
All England Tennis Opener Shapes 1935 Cup Bid
United Press previews Wimbledon and Davis Cup path for the United States. Germany led by Von Cramm and Henkel Henkel tests Americans while Britain hosts the event. Focus on Wightman Cup hopes centered on Helen Wils Moody and Dorothy Round.
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United Press
New York
Washington
America
Broadway
Germany
England
Wimbledon
Helen Wils Moody
Helen
Dorothy Round
Old
Tampa’s Manuel Beats Howard Scott In Ten Round Bout
In Dallas on June 21 Manuel from Tampa defeated Howard Scott of San Angelo in a 10 round fight by decision. Both boxers weighed 127 pounds. the semi final Caswell drew Hunter in four with weights 185 and 180. Other results include Shelton drawing Parks and Lefever stopping Anderson in Fort Worth.
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Dallas
U.P
Baby Manuel
Tampa
Fla
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Texas
Manuel
Eddie Caswell
Sid Hunter
Comanche
Caswell
Hunter
Roy Shelton
Billy Parks
Fort Worth
Shelton
Parks
Frenchy Lefever
Los Angeles
Pat Anderson
Nick Santos
San Antonio
Berri ®m Burdick
Davey Jones
Joe Hammer
Baseball leaders of American and National Leagues listed
Key batting batting leaders include Vaughan Pirates at .400 and Medwick Cardinals at .354. Vaughan leads runs with 50. Berger Braves drives in 51. Medwick 47 RBIs. Medwick and L Weaner top hits with 81. doubles led by Medwick 18. Goodman Reds and Suhr Pirates tied 7 triples. Ott, Moore Giants and Camilli J Moore Phillies tied with 12 homers. Martin Cardinals 8 stolen bases. American League highlights: Johnson Athletics .377 and 49 runs. Greenberg Tigers 65 RBIs. Johnson 80 hits. Gehringer 79. Vasmik Indians 19 doubles. Stone Senators 13 triples. Greenberg 17 homers. Almada Red Sox 13 stolen bases. Tamulis Yankees 6-1 and Lyons White Sox 7-2 in pitching.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Moore
Giants
Berger
Braves
L. Weaner
Galan
Cubs
Martin
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Camilli
J. Moore
Phillies
Myers
Bordagary
Dodgers
Parmelee
Walker
American
Johnson
Athletics
Haas
White Sox
Chapman
Yankees
Greenberg
Tigers
Gehringer
Vasmik
Indians
Myer
Senators
Stone
Cronin
Red Sox
Almada
Werber
Tamulis
Lyons
Pollen kills boy in Hamilton Montana
In Hamilton Montana five year old Robert Hendrickson died after pollen caused bronchial tube shrinkage. Local reports describe a pollen related illness as the cause in this tragedy.
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Hamilton
Mont
Robert Hendrickson
Surviving Field Advances in National Clay Courts Tennis
Chicago hosts the National Clay Courts Championship as 16 singles survivors press through a second day. After three rounds yesterday the field moves to the fourth round with two more rounds needed to reach the quarter finals. Seeded players mostly stay active, but four exits occur including J Gilbert Hunt of Wash.
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Chicago
J. Gilbert Hunt
Wash
Dallas Beats Beaumont In Eight Inning Rally
Dallas rallied in the eighth to beat Beaumont 6 to 5 after leading, trailing, and trading the lead several times. Nelson and Guatto pitched for Dallas. San Antonio defeated Fort Worth 9 to 3 with Bettencourt homering with a man aboard. Oklahoma City shutout Tulsa 4 to 0 in the nightcap following a 9 to 3 loss to Houston.
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United Press
Dallas
Beaumont
Nelson
Guatto
San Antonio
Fort Worth
North Texans
Bettencourt
San Antnio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Marleau
Tulsa
Galveston
Softball Results And Standings In Amarillo League
Results from Amarillo Softball Association games Thursday show San Jacinto Meths 10 over Phillips 66 9. Jefferson Life 21 beat Cowie Electric 7, Texaco 7, Borden's 6. Fox Drug 8 defeated Schulte United 2. The text also mentions tennis seeds and players including Ernest Sutter Hunt John Law Charles Harris and Hal Surface tied to a separate tournament context.
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Amarillo Softball Association
San Jacinto Meths
Phillips
Jefferson Life
Cowie Electric
Texaco
Borden's
Fox Drug
Schulte United
Ington
D. C
Ernest Sutter
Tulane University
John Law
Stanford University
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Hunt
Xaco
Borden's Teen Eas
Fox Drug Sheeeee Cowie Electric
Amarillo Laundry
Kerr School Supply
Santa Fe Magnolia
Sacred Heart
Modern Cleaners
Russell Stationary
Kenyon Coalers o_o
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Mathew
Bones) Hooks
Robert E. Underwood, Jr
Bob
Joe Bailey
Bones
Jim Florey
Carlton- Florey Grocery Co
Mr. Houck
Amarillo Baking Co
CCC
Dallab
Shelley
R. York
Pfleger
Ross
Stroner
T. York
Rune
McCoy
McCulloch
Vincent
Moecl
Gliatto
Fletcher
Smith
Connatser
Marzera
Peeee
Stenton
Harshang
Seeeee Engle
Enebe Payton
Etree
Lakely
Howell
PO Vincent
Anne Seeee
Bates
Ereth McCoy
If Shelley
Seers
Ib Ra
Pfieger
Rosa
Aeeed Lorbeer
Seeeeed
N Fletcher
Poz Senerveeseard
Bratton
Seevereee
PO McCulloch
Mewolf
Tauby
York
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Funk
P . Tees
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Battle For Texas
Globe
Piccadilly
Royal Aero Club
United States
Brita
Africa
China
Pacific
By Orlo Robertson
Ross Shoe Shop Chapman
Ross, E. E
Ross, D. V
Hughes
Coca Cola Ayers
Doud Eesede
Seeley Vee
Henry McLemore
Horace Tithhouse
Joe Doakes
Joe
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Hitler
Henkel Henkel
Henkel
Lester Stoefen
Mr. Henkel
Stoeffen
Texan
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle
Amarillo
Blackburn Bros
Panhandle
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