Browns hand Yankees 14 to 10 loss on road trip
The St. Louis Browns beat the Yankees 14 to 10 as New York stranded five pitchers and mustered 15 hits. Gehrig hit his 15th and 16th homers but Chicago and Philadelphia results altered pennant hopes around the league.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
U.P
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Athletics
Senators
Browns
Chicago
Yankee
Gehrie
Kimsey
Sixteen Women Compete in Texas State Woman's Golf Tourney
Sixteen players tee off in Dallas for the first annual Texas State Woman's Municipal Golf Association championship. Dallas dominates the field with only three challengers from Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Amarillo seeking to deny a Dallas title. In qualifying Mrs F T Stafford led with 88 and Mrs F C Rochon carded 89 after a late miss on the ninth. Charter notices include Featherston Investment Corp Wichita Falls and Electrical Engineering Service Corp El Paso with multiple incorporators.
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Dallas
F. C. Rochon
Wichita Falls
A. D. Stovall
Fort Worth
Walter Sikes
Amarillo
F. T. Stafford
Austin
Featherston Investment Corp
Capital Stock
C. H. Featherston
Sade F. Featherston
W. B. Featherston
Electrical Engineering Service Corp
el Paso
Lloyd Rothman
Martin Rauman
Bernard Morgan
Highway hearings push for concrete paving in Texas counties
Delegations from multiple Texas counties pressed for highway upgrades as the State Highway Commission met. A bid on $500,000 concrete paving for Highway 114 between Grapevine and the Wise County line was planned, with a 22 mile 20 foot wide section. Other requests included a bridge-tunnel project on Highway 87 at Neches River and a new link from Abilene to Cross Springs.
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Austin
U.P
State Highway Commission
Tarrant County
Grapevine
Wise County
Jefferson County
Neches River
Orange
Port Arthur
Taylor County
Abilene
Cross Springs
Comanche
W. R. Ely
Wolfe City
Hunt County
Ladonia
Fanninsees
Payne Case Explored in The Master Detective July Issue
The July Master Detective magazine on sale details the Payne case from Amarillo. District Attorney Edward W. Thomerson comments on the case. Harry Montgomery prepared the Amarillo AP Bureau article. Mrs. Payne died in a June 27 1930 car bombing near the Country Club addition. Payne killed himself in jail five weeks after his murder indictment.
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Payne
Amarillo
Edward W. Thomerson
Harry Montgomery
Country Club Addition
Peter County
Revolt Pushes New Golf Ball Plan Before 1932 Season
The United States Golf Association faces open revolt over the balloon ball and nears a decision on a replacement. A survey is underway with results to be public soon after the 1931 national amateur tournament. Bobby Jones tests new designs for a major sporting goods firm as the association retreats from balloon ball standardization.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
U.S
United States Golf Association
U. S. G. Aadquarters
Bobby Jones
Stribling Schmeling Train in Cool Ohio Ahead of Title Fight
Heavyweight challenger Bill Stribling trains at night in cool Ohio air to avoid sleepiness ahead of the July 3 title bout with Max Schmeling in Cleveland. Schmeling also nears peak after days at Conneaut Park training camp, weighing near 190 and aiming 189.
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Geauga Lake
Ohio
Bill Stribling
Max Schmeling
Cleveland Municipal
Georgia
Conneaut Lake Park
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Max
Jack Sharkey
New York
Borotra Tops French Hope For Wimbledon Title
Wimbledon notes Jean Borotra, the Bounding Basque, as France’s last chance to win the men’s singles crown, after Cochet’s first round exit. Frank Shields beat Dr. P. D. B. Spence 6 1 6 1 6 2, while Mangin stunned Rogers then faded. Van Ryn beat Schaeffer and Wood defeated Singh. Lott dropped the first set to Berthet before taking the next three.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Jean Borotra
Henri Cochet
Nigel Sharpe
Borotra
Frank Shields
New York
Dr. P. D. B. Spence
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
N. J
G. Lyttleton Rogers
John van Ryn
F. Schaeffer
Czechoslovakia
Wood
R. Singh
India
George Lott
B. Berthet
France
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The Associated Press highlights top season stats through June 22 in both leagues. Key figures include Ruth and Gehrig leading AL batters, Klein and Terry topping NL categories, with Theo Cronin and Fischer among leading pitchers. Stolen bases, home runs, and RBI leaders are noted for each league.
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Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Hornsby
Cubs
Bartell
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Foxx
Athletics
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Fischer
Senators
Grove
Earnshaw Athletics
Plan for Big Day on Fourth at Harding's
The Crippled Children's Council hosts a July Fourth celebration at Harding's Ranch with games dancing fishing swimming and a free barbecue. Admission is 50 cents adults 25 cents children. prizes include a Frigidaire and a $250 radio among others.
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Crippled Children’s Council
Harding
Southwestern Public Service Company
Items Donated For Charity Auctions And 1930 Food Exports
The Mathes Company provides hand decorated Haviland china donated by E. E. Finklea. A Bulova watch donated by Hurst's Jewelry Company, a velvet rug from Khoury Brothers Oriental Rug Company, and flannel trousers from Meyer and Meyer are listed. The United States exported more than 567,224,000 pounds of canned foods in 1930.
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Mathes Company
E. E. Finklea
Hurst's Jewelry Company
Khoury Brothers Oriental Rug Company
Meyer and Meyer
United States
International Fight Night Results Report
London bouts feature Len Harvey defending titles with a decision over Jack Hood. New York sees Mike Pagan beating Jackie Purvis over six. Indianapolis’ Happy Atherton defeats Eli Smith in six. Jersey City’s Steve Clifford KO's Steve Vasquez. Toronto’s Jackie Phillips wins on points over George Sidders. Newark’s Jack Berg stops Tony Lambert in eight. Boston’s Jack Renault outpoints Darcy White over ten. Poughkeepsie’s Joe Gans defeats Angel Tejerio in ten. West Springfield’s Eugene Hunt defeats Willie Cubic in ten. Jersey City’s Abie Grove KO’s Dennis Golden in five. Birmingham’s Battling Bozo outpoints Pete Lazzo. Los Angeles’ Eddie Murdock stops Al Herrera in six. St. Louis’ Dave Knost stops Roy Burger in two.
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London
Len Harvey
Jack Hood
New York
Mike Pagan
Arizona
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
Happy Atherton
Eli
Tiger) Smith
Sheffield
England
Steve Clifford
Jersey City
Steve Vasquez
Porto Rico
Toronto
Jackie Phillips
George Sidders
Montreal
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Kid) Berg
Tony Lambert
Boston
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Cambridge
Mass
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New Bedford
Poughkeepsie
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Spain
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Francs
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Abie Grove
Dennis Golden
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Birmingham
Ala
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Pete Lazzo
Scranton
Los Angeles
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Tulsa
al Herrera
ST. Louis
Dave Knost
Roy “Hoot” Burger
Atchison, An
Big Shots Lag as Kids Get in Par
In Chicago on June 23 college golf opens with top players facing Little Jack Reese of Yale and Randall Ahern of Detroit. Both posted 37 36 73 at Olympia Fields No 4 in the first 18 hole qualifying round, three over par, leading veterans like Phillips Finley in the field.
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Chicago
Little Jack Reese
Yale
Husky Randall Ahern
University of Detroit
Detroit
Olympia Fields
Phillips Finley
Baseball round-up of winners and key hits
Vic Frazier pitched and doubled with bases loaded to lift the White Sox over the Athletics 8-2. Earl Webb doubled twice and had three singles with three RBIs for the Red Sox against the Tigers. Rick Ferrell collected a double and three singles driving in four for the Browns as they beat the Yankees. Chuck Klein hit his 18th homer and added two singles in the Phillies win over the Cardinals. Bill Clark and the Robins won a 10 inning 3-2 game against the Pirates granting a fourth straight victory.
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Associated Press
Vic Frazier
White Sox
Earl Webb
Red Sox
Tigers
Rick Ferrell
Browns
Yankee
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cardinals
Bill Clark
Robins
Pirates
Ryder Cup Qualifiers at Scioto Greens Prove Treacherous
Twelve American golfers completed the 72 hole qualifying test at Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio for four Ryder Cup berths. Willy Cox led with 145 in two rounds as 71 then 74. Following close were Billy Burke and Joe Turnesa with 140s and others ranging to 158.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Scioto
John Bull
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Billy Burke
New York
Cox
Joe Turnesa
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Golfers It Finalizes Open Match Play Field
Harvard’s George T Dunlap a three time National Amateur semi finalist and Princeton’s defending champion along with Notre Dame’s Larry Moller the 1930 runner up advanced to match play. Dunlap posted 78 strokes and Moller 80 as both failed to reach ordinary rounds yet qualified for tomorrow’s opening round.
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Harvard
George T. Dunlap
Princeton
Larry Moller
Notre Dame
Dunlap
Moller
Big Three Dominate Texas League Action
Beaumont Houston and Fort Worth swept second division clubs to hold joint leads in the Texas League pennant race. Beaumont edged Dallas 1 0 on a seventh inning homer by Paul Easterling, while Houston and Fort Worth also won. Lil Stoner returned for Fort Worth in a 3 0 win over Galveston, striking out five. The World War debt was pegged at about 186.0 billion dollars.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
George Murray
Husky Dallas
Muleshoe Vaughn
Paul “Pound
Em” Easterling
Ralph Erickson
Shreveport
Buffaloes
George Washington Payne
Galveston
Consid
Lil Stoner
Cats
Philadelphia Nationals
Lil
Buccaneers
Stoner
Specialists Find Way To Wipe Out Epidemic Of Athlete's Foot
A national epidemic of Athlete's Foot affects over ten million people. Symptoms include itching blisters between toes and scaly moisture on skin. Absorbine Jr is promoted as a potent antiseptic that kills the tinea trichophyton germ and protects after exposure to wet surfaces. Available at drug stores for $1.26. W. F. Young, Inc. Springfield, Massachusetts.
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New York
W. F. Young, Inc
Springfield
Mass
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