Wrestling Champ Clash Sparks Panhandle Night Showdown
The Panhandle tribes to Metro Park for Jack Reynolds to defend the Welterweight title against Cal Farley. Tickets rush with out of town calls. up to 10 000 fans expected. Reynolds arrives from Cincinnati. Farley plans weigh in later with Referee John McIntosh predicting a classic bout. The winner earns a New York City Milk Fund show contract. fan interest spans beyond regional readers.
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Panhandle
Metro Park
Jack Reynolds
Cal Farley
Amarillo
Farley
Reynolds
Cincinnati
Ohio
John McIntosh
McIntosh
el Paso
New York City
Milk Fund Committee
Cal
J. P. Small
Sanatorium
Mississippi
No Further Arrests In U S Prohibition Case
Federal officers reported no new arrests as 48 indictments for conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws were announced last Friday. Twenty six defendants have been arrested and posted bond. The tally now reaches seventy one indictments after a prior batch of twenty three. U S Attorneys Arnold Davis and Alex M Mood returned to Fort Worth. Judge James C Wilson and Deputy Marshal Edwin Fore remained in Lubbock to finish federal court business.
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United States
Arnold Davis
Alex M. Mood
Fort Worth
James C. Wilson
Edwin Fore
Lubbock
Jubilee at Jack Hall’s Ranch by Khiva Shrine and Legion
A July 4 joint event at Jack Hall's Ranch by Khiva Shrine Temple and Hanson Post of the American Legion promises a day of fun. Bathing beauty revue features Panhandle’s top beauties. Harold English performs stunts including the outside loop. An elaborate fireworks display, fishing, swimming, dancing, and other recreations round out the celebration.
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Jack Hall
Khiva Shrine Temple
Hanson Post
American Legion
Panhandle
Harold English
Officers Face Trial On Liquor Charges
HOUSTON June 22 Former Sheriff Wyatt Collins of Fort Ben County and 31 others faced federal court trial on a liquor conspiracy indictment. The raid by 36 federal agents on January 18, 1930 in Richmond led to arrests of about 300 people, with Collins and others previously tried. Collins and one co defendant were acquitted.
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Houston
Sheryf W. Wyatt Collins
Fort Ben&€ County
Collins
Federal Prohibitio
Richmond
Indians and Braves Upset Favorites in Major Loops
The Boston Braves and Cleveland Indians, each a fourth-place club, hinder the championship favorites in major leagues. Braves beat St. Louis twice, then lost 1 0 as Grimes beat Seibold. Indians beat Washington 3 1 behind Ferrell’s homer, Crowder’s and Ferrell’s pitching. Philadelphia widened its AL lead. New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati struggles continued.
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Indians
Braves
Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
Boston
Cleveland Indians
135 Olympic programs listed for 1932 games
Los Angeles June 22 P 135 distinct programs across 15 sports will headline the tenth Olympiad. July 30 to August 14, 1932, feature events in nine venues with 2,000 athletes from 35 nations. Stadiums, arenas, and watercourses will host track and field, boxing, swimming, fencing, rowing, sailing, and more.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
Tribune of Honor
California
Lake Placid
N. Y
Olympic Auditorium
Olympic Park
Long Beach Stadium
Alamitos Bay
Los Angeles Harbor
Hot Shots of the Major Leagues Feature Leaders by League
The roundup cites top batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching leaders through June 21 in both the National and American Leagues. Names include Hendrick, Klein, Terry, Ruth, Cronin, Gehrig, Foxx, and Fischer among others.
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Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Bissonette
Robins
Herman
Bartell
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Ruth
Yankees
Cochrane
Athletics
Myer
Senators
Simmons
Bishop
Cronin
Gehrig
Webb
Red Sox
Manush
Johnson
Tigers
Coggeshall Keeps Western Men's Tennis Singles Title
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines, a Harvard law student, defended his Western Men's Tennis Singles title at River Forest Tennis Club by defeating Marcel Rainville of Montreal 3-6 7-5 6-1 6-3 in the finals.
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Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Harvard
United States
Coggeshall
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Canada
River Forest
Panthers Add Meyer To Catching Staff
Fort Worth Texas June 22 United Press Panthers sign Frank Meyers to bolster catching duties. Meyers joined mid season 1930 to aid Texas League and Dixie Series title efforts, was released to Monroe, then promoted to manager after Eddie Palmer resigned, and returned to Fort Worth yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Frank Meyers
Panther
Meyers
Pathers
Galveston
Clarence Everett Yargan
Roy Meehan
Panthers
Monroe
Eddie Palmer
YEST DAY'S STARS A clutch saves and solid hitting
Bob Grove relieved Earnshaw with bases loaded in the ninth to save a 6 5 Athletics win. Earl Webb homered as Mee singled in a seventh inning burst to beat the Tigers. Wesley Ferrell allowed seven hits but homered to power a 3 1 Senators victory. Al Lopez drove in O Doul with a ninth inning single for a Robins win. Ralph Kress collected two doubles and three singles in a Yankees doubleheader. Frank Watt held Reds to five hits in a 7 1 Phillies win. Pepper Martin hit a sixth inning homer to top the Braves 1 0.
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Browns
Herbert
Vernon Gomez
Earl Webb
Boston
Detroit
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Travis Jackson
Eddie Marshall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robins
Chicago
Cubs
O'Doul
Finn
Lopez
Frank Watt
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Watt
Phils
Bob Grove
Athletics
Earnshaw
Grube
Henline
Red Sox
Tigers
Wesley Ferrell
Indians
Senators
al Lopez
O’doul
Ralph Kress
Yankees
Phillies
Reds
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Braves
Stribling Camp Housed At Geauga Lake Carnival Like
Geauga Lake near Cleveland hosts Bill Stribling training for his July 3 world heavyweight title bid against Max Schmeling. The camp blends a traveling carnival vibe with boxing drills as 2,000 fans watch sparring with 18 ounce gloves. Stribling, 26, weighed about 188 pounds and delivered a knockout to Frank Kitts in a sparring session, his first in the camp after a decade of fighting that has yielded 127 knockouts in 297 bouts.
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Young Stribling
Cleveland
Geauga Lake
Ohio
Bill Stribling
Stribling
Willie
Babe
Bill
Max Schmeling
Municipal Stadium
Frank Kitts
Ex-Sandies Defeat G. & M. Drag Nine In Pitchers’ Battle
The Ex-Sandies beat the G. & M. Drag nine 6 to 4 in a game marked by strong pitching. Williams yielded two seventh inning runs as Ex-Sandies pulled ahead 3 to 1 then exploded for five more in the seventh to seal the win. McBrier struck out 10. Next Sunday, Ex-Sandies face Clarence Saunders nine at 19th and Monroe. The team has lost only once this season to the Tulia Independents.
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Ex- Sandies
G. & M. Drag
Pill Rollers
Williams
Exes
McBrier
Ex-Sandies
Clarence Saunders
Monroe
Tulia Independents
Lefty Erickson Tosses No Hit No Run For Shreveport
Ralph Lefty Erickson, pitcher for the Shreveport Club in the Texas League, pitched a no hit no run game against Houston in a 2 0 victory. He allowed three baserunners, two on walks and one on an error, marking the third such feat in the league this season. Erickson, who wears spectacles on the mound, earned a place in baseball lore with the standout performance today in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Shreveport
Ralph
Lefty” Erickson
Shreveport Club
Houston
Erickson
Dallas Steers land Orioles second baseman Robert James
Dallas Club announces the outright purchase of Robert James, left handed hitter and right handed thrower, second baseman formerly with the Baltimore Orioles and Newark, who reported to join the team as part of a Keystone pair with Joe Benes. James previously played for Omaha and Boston. He was about 24 and is expected to report this week.
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Dallas
Robert James
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Tarleton
James
Tarleton
Omaha
Boston Braves
Newark
Orioles
Boston
Joe Benes
Thirty Women Tee Off in Golf Meet
In Dallas on June 22, about 30 women began play in the first annual Texas Women's Municipal Golf championship at Tenison Park. Qualifying rounds drew entrants, with match play to start tomorrow and the 36 hole finals expected Friday.
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Dallas
U.P
Tenison Park
Peiping Seeks Bids to Repair Summer Palace Long Corridor
Peiping municipal government invites bids for repairing the Long Corridor of the Summer Palace, a favored site of the late Empress Dowager and a notable show place in the former capital.
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Peiping
Summer Palace
Golfers Battle for Four Ryder Cup Team Berths
Scioto Club in Columbus hosts the first qualifying round for four places on the American Ryder Cup team to challenge Great Britain. Thirteen players including Hilgendorff Watrous Burke Cox Clueil Dudley Dutra Golden Klein Shute Turnesa Walsh Wood compete over 36 holes today and Tuesday. Team currently includes Hagen captain Sarazen Farrell Diegel Smith Espinosa.
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Scioto Club
Columbus
Sir Walter Hagen
Great Britain
Walter
Scioto
Charles Whitcombe
Charles Hilgendorff
al Watrous
Detroit
William Burke
New York
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Henry Clueil
Bridgeport
Conn
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Johnny Golden
Willie Klein
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Joe Turnesa
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
al Espinosa
Steer Castoff Star Shines With No Hit No Run Game
Ralph Erickson, southpaw mound man, pitched a no hit no run game for Shreveport against Houston to lift the Buf faloes into a share of first place. Beaumont won 11 to 7 over Dallas in a wild, high scoring affair. Wichita Falls Spudders swept San Antonio in a double bill. Fort Worth edged Galveston 2 to 1 as Houston and Beaumont shakeup continues.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Ralph Erickson
Houston
Shreveport
Erickson
Dallas
Buffaloes
Beaumont
Mueller
Medwick
Fuhr
Minogue
Wehde
Garland
Wichita Falls
Spudders
San Antonio
Shields Captures Wimbledon First Round Win
United States Davis Cup captain Frank X. Shields defeated P. D. B. Spence of South Africa 6 1 6 1 6 2 to take the first round at Wimbledon. John Van Ryn of Philadelphia also advanced easily, beating F. Schaeffter of Jugoslavia 6 0 6 2 6 1.
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Wimbledon Stadium
Eng
Frank X. Shields
United States
P. D. B. Spence
South Africa
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
F. Schaeffter
Jugoslavia
Neil Smith Wins State Amateur Championship in Dallas
Neil Smith of Brook Hollow Golf Club captured the 18 hole playoff and the state amateur title on his home course in Dallas. He defeated Gus Moreland of Cedar Crest, who tied the 36 hole qualifying round with 145 and shot 79 in the playoff day.
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Dallas
Neil Smith
Brook Hollow Golf Club
Smith
Gus Moreland
Cedar Crest
Moreland
National League Results From Yesterday
In MLB action yesterday the Chicago Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 1, the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1, the St Louis Cardinals won 2 to 1 against the Boston Braves, and the Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the New York Giants 5 to 4 in 11 innings.
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Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Minor League Baseball Scores and Standings Across Regions
Sunday results show Beaumont 11 over Dallas 7 and Houston 0 over Fort Worth 2 while other games end San Antonio 4-1 over Wichita Falls 1-2. Standings list Beaumont 44-25, Houston 44-26, Fort Worth 40-27, Wichita Falls 38-33, San Antonio 32-37, Shreveport 27-41, Galveston 51-261 with Monday schedule including Houston at Shreveport and Beaumont at Dallas.
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Beaumont
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
Houston
Shreveport
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Das i Ivererveves A
Max Schmeling Ramps Up Final Training At Conneaut Lake Park
Conneaut Lake Park Pa June 22 Tomorrow opens the major drive of Max Schmeling’s training for his title bout with Young Stribling July 3 in Cleveland. For six days the champion will spar and finish conditions, with a layoff on Thursday and resumed work Friday and into Tuesday. Natlie Brown joins the sparring roster to offer varied fighting styles as Schmeling weighs about 190 pounds for the weigh in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Young
Cleveland
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Natle Brown
San Francisco
Stribling
Schriever Wins Kerrville Annual Invitation Golf Title
B A Schriever of San Antonio captured the Kerrville Country Club annual invitation tournament with a 9 and 8 victory over Ed Carruth Jr of Kerrville in the final match yesterday effort confirms his championship status in Texas.
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Schriever
San Antonio
Texas
B. A. Schriever
Kerrville Country Club
Ed Carruth, Jr
Kerrville
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