Cubs Shine in Night Games Beat Dallas Steers 10 4 at Katy Park
The Waco Cubs defeated the Dallas Steers 10 to 4 in their third nocturnal game, drawing 5,500 fans who stayed until after 10:30. Dallas committed costly errors as Willingham hit two homers for three RBIs, while Gene Moore also failed defensively.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
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Fourth of July Motorcycle Races At Tri-State Fair
The Tri-State Fair Associations Fourth of July motorcycle racing card tops the upcoming event at the Fair grounds. Local riders will contend with top riders from Los Angeles Chicago Oklahoma City Ranger Lubbock and Pampa. Entry is open to any machine with high pressure tires and a light frame. Prizes await those who stay longest on the track.
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Bombay resident earns Dodo Club membership with hole in one
J H McCormick of Bombay India passed the test for admittance into the Dodo Club at Brook Hollow Golf Club in Dallas Texas by sinking a tee shot on the par three No 15 for a hole in one confirming his membership in the club The event occurred on June 24 as reported by United Press.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Across Cities
Eddie Mack stopped Joey Abrams in Denver. Eddie Murdock outpointed Emil Rossi in Oklahoma. Primo Carnera won on points over George Godfrey in Philadelphia. Billy Angelo stopped Shuffle Callahan in Boston. Campolo knocked out Ruggiere ll o in Argentina. Johnny Dunn outpointed Henry Lenard in Wheeling. Eddie Shea knocked out Bobby Allen in Memphis.
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Denver
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Brooklyn
Eddie Murdock
Oklahoma
Emil Rossi
Philadelphia
Primo Carnera
Italy
George Godfrey
Billy Angelo
Lieperville
Shuffle Callahan
Chicago
Boston
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Argetina
Salvatore Ruggirello
Wheeling
W. Va
Johnny Dunn
New Kinsington
Henry Lenard
Memphis
Eddie Shea
Bobby Allen
Indianapol
Summer School Progress Report at Amarillo Tyler School
In Amarillo the elementary department of the summer school at the Tyler School building shows steady progress under Miss Ethel Jackson. New students have enrolled and current attendees earn half-year credit for courses they complete, spanning first through seventh grade. The term ends August 8. Jimmy Thomson of Broadmoor Club Colorado Springs drove 390 yards against a strong wind.
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Tyler School
Ethel Jackson
Jimmy Thomson
Colorado Springs Broadmoor Club
Carnera Impresses Writer With Godfrey Fight
Primo Carnera, despite taking heavy blows from George Godfrey weighing 250 pounds to 262, fought on and won the final two rounds before a low groin blow ended the bout in the fifth. The referee ruled a deliberate foul, giving the decision to Carnera as Godfrey exited amid controversy.
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Primo
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John Reilly
Jack Sharkey
Max Sehmeling
Big George
Flashes of Life From A Far Flung World
A collection of light news briefs from across the United States and abroad. Topics include Captain Archibald planning to fly an automobile for picnics, Lindbergh’s double visiting with his prize creation, fashion designer Jean Claude D’Ahette, male dress reform in Charlotte, and pilots Johnny Kytie and Dick Merrill in swim wear. Also noted are a Salvation Army buttermilk bar in New York, hornet-caused buoy failures off Boston, a fire proof wood tested in Columbia University labs, and Master Sergeant Peter E Boyle receiving $6 000 under Colonel Paine’s will as he nears retirement.
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Lindbergh
France
Jean Claude D’ahette
le Bourget
Jean
Brentwood Heights
Calif
Peter E. Boyle
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Charles H. Paine
Boyle
Four Ten Pin Teams Meet Tonight at Amarillo Alleys
Tonight at 8:00 the Summer Bowling League gathers at Amarillo Alleys to decide standings. The Harman Five face Ordway-Saunders, Panhandle Motor meets Arnholz Coffee Five, with Alley's manager Bynum noting new fans for comfort. Percy Williams of Vancouver rejoined with coach Bob Granger.
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Ordway-Saunders
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E. B. Bynum
Dowager Empress Sadako To Celebrate Birthday In Tokyo
Dowager Empress Sadako widow of Emperor Taisho will celebrate her 46th birthday tomorrow in Tokyo. She remains active in welfare work and is a key advisor to Emperor Hirohito, with sons Prince Chichibu and Prince Sumi likely to visit.
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London
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Long
Sears Roebuck to Give Clerks Half Day Week
The Sears Roebuck store at 10th and Polk will shift to a five and a half day week starting Tuesday with half-day Fridays for all retail employees. The change, announced by manager F R Mead, includes no salary reductions and will close Tuesday afternoons. The schedule runs through July and August.
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Woman Held Here Wanted at Lubbock
Mrs. E. W. Webster alias Mrs. Mae Wilson was arrested at the city jail by a Plainview sheriff at the request of Sheriff Wade Hardy of Lubbock. She had launched an advertising campaign here about a week ago and is wanted in Lubbock on a swindle charge related to a similar campaign.
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Mae Wilson
Wade Hardy
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Plainview
Webster
Police Arrest Five In Vagrant Drive
Amarillo police last night rounded up five men on vagrancy charges and held them for investigation. Sergeant Elmer Green said the department does not wait for a robbery to occur before targeting vagrants.
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Amarillo
Elmer Green
Ultraviolet Light Appears to Cut College Colds at Cornell
At Cornell University 800 male students received weekly 15 minute ultraviolet light baths from Nov 6 to May 1, reducing cold incidences. Dr. Dean Smiley reported a 42.5 percent drop in the first period and 58 percent in the second, with 1.01 colds per lighted student versus 2.42 for those unlit.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
Ithaga
N. Y
Cornell University
Dean F. Smiley
George H. Maughan
Cornell
Highway 66 Meeting Set for Amarillo Next Friday
Delegates from five North Panhandle counties will gather in Amarillo at noon to perfect the Texas Highway 66 Association formed recently in Shamrock. J. W. Knorpp of Groom serves as president and W. W. Chilton of Amarillo as secretary-manager.
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Texas
Amarillo
Texas Highway 66 Association
Shamrock
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Texas Organization
Panhandle Strip
J. W. Knorpp
Groom
W. W. Chilton
Federal Highway
Amarillo School Board Meeting Postponed to Friday
The Amarillo School Board meeting set for tonight is postponed to Friday to ensure full representation. The agenda includes the high school armory, funded by a $25,000 appropriation from the recent bond election, with plans for completion by September if possible.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Inspectors Advise Shamrock on Building Ordinance
Amarillo electrical inspector George A. Behwan and plumbing inspector W. Boyd visited Shamrock to consult with Mayor Berkley about a proposed building ordinance. They traveled by car for an advisory session during Shamrock’s called meeting last night. The ordinance is to be discussed at the Shamrock city meeting next Thursday.
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George A. Behwan
Four Orphans Injured When Truck Overturns Near Dallas
Four inmates of Reynolds Orphans Home were injured when the motor truck carrying them overturned north of Dallas after a collision yesterday. Helen Chilton 13 and Rose Davia 4 are believed to have internal injuries. Rosa Lee Davia and Claude Stringfellow were less seriously hurt.
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Helen Chilton
Rose Davia
Rosa Lee Davia
Claude Stringfellow
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