Anything Goes Theme Song for Slugfest Galento Baer
The July 2 Jersey City bout between Tony Galento and Max Baer promises a wild river-pier style slugfest with little regard for ring etiquette. Both claim hammering punches, training is shrugged off, and past losses hint at shadows over their clash.
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New York
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Jersey City
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Maxie
River Pier
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Galento
Hell
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Swat
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
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Madcap
California
Weitrick Sets Alleys Record At Louie's Major League
Jack Weitrick anchored Talk ington Service with a 736 three game series at Louie's Alleys in the Major League. He opened with 244 247 and 245 games while teammate M F E Shane rolled a 628 series. Louie Vogel led State Theater with a 627, Charles Robrahn topped Mann's Bread with 657, and Ohio National Life's tally reached 657. A random note adds a cactus growth fact from Arizona showing age and growth rate.
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Weirick
Talkington Service
M. F E. Shane
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Louie Vogel
State Theater
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Mann's Bread
Charles Robrahn
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Builders’ Supply
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Rottey Srettene
Gaddie
Neeley Wees Setters
Phillips Meets SCS Challenger in Jaycee Softball Night
Feverish activity in the Jaycee Softball League leads off with Yellow Cab vs Texaco Sky chiefs in the first game of a doubleheader at 30 o clock. Park action follows as Phillips 66 defends the league lead against Soil Conservation Service in a key clash. SCS sits in a three way tie for second with Magnolia and Dalby Motor Freight and could tie Phillips with a win. Admission is 10 cents.
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Soil Conservation Service
SCS
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Dalby Motor Freight
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Soil Conservation
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Ama. Nat'l Bank Getakhée
West Texas-New Mexico League Scores Sunday
Midland defeated Lubbock 89 to 7 in a game led by Brown Walker and Wilson for Clovis loss to Borger 25 3. Horner Schmidt Soule Potocar. Amarillo beat Borger 5 to 2 in a 6 9 inning. Big Spring edged Lamesa 13 to 7 with Muratore Schulze Parmentier Kanagy. Schedule includes Amarillo at Pampa Midland at Lubbock Clovis at Borger Big Spring at Lamesa.
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Ratliff
Dilbeck
Muratore
Schulze
Parmentier
Kanagy
Elliott
Pride
Big Spring
Ramsdell
Hallboure
Summers
Pampa
Amarillo
Lamesa
Borger
Lubbock
Clovis
Midland
Senior Golf Trio Drives Amarillo Club Fun Spirit
Tri-State Senior Golf Association members gathered at Amarillo Country Club for three days of play and camaraderie led by president O T Nicholson. The event honors past champions while noting recent losses and rising interest as Amarillo women form a new clubs for River Drive sand greens.
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Tri-State Senior Golf Association
O. T
Daddy) Nicholson
Robert C
Bob) Skaggs
Clovis
August H
Gus) Streu
Hereford
Bob
Gus
Amarillo
River Drive
Walter Sikes
Canyon Lions Club Charter Dinner Guests Panhandle wide
The Canyon Lions Club hosts a charter presentation dinner Wednesday night at Buffalo Lake with guests from across the Panhandle region. F W Wallace of Dumas and A G Bearden of Lamesa are featured dignitaries, followed by dancing to Raymond Raillard and his Majors in Swing.
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Panhandle
Canyon Lions Club
Buffalo Lake
F. W. Wallace
Dumas
A. G. Bearden
Lamesa
Raymond Raillard
Lions Clubs
Canyon Club
Amarillo
Hereford
Dalhart
Claude
Pampa
Clarendon
Borger
Sunray
Plainview
Lubbock
Dimmitt
Silverton
McLean
Miami
Spearman and
Wheeler
Forgotten stars and gossips mix in Brooklyn hospital pages
New York reports detail a night of sports anecdotes from Brooklyn where Mrs Tot Pressnell and Mrs Tex Carleton, wives of Dodger pitchers, share a hospital. The piece notes Tony Cavallero in attendance, plus assorted boxing, baseball and football chatter about figures like Ted Williams, Hal Schumacher, Luke Hamlin, Arturo Godoy, and Dempsey Willard talk.
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New York
Tot Pressnell
Tex Carleton
Dodger
Brooklyn
Tony Canvoneri
White Sox
Ted Williams
Fred Haney
Hero
the Chocolate Soldier
Ted
Jorge Brescie
Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Pete Vaccare
Mike Jacobs
Oilers seize lead as Pampa blanks Sox in rain
In Amarillo league play the Oilers beat the Gold Sox 2 to 0 at Pampa. Russell Crider allowed three hits while Rex Dilbeck yielded five. Dick Ratliff hit a triple for Amarillo and led the Sox with a third-base reach. Action continues two more nights with all games at night.
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Pampa
Amarillo Gold Sox
Oilers
West Texas
Midland Cowboys
Cowboys
Berger
Clovis Pioneers
Russell
Kid
Crider
Sox
Amarillo Invaders
Rex Dilbeck
Gold Sox
Big Spring
Lamesa
Clovis
Borger
Midland
Lubbock
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Alvenburg
Sanders
Ratliff
Williamsa
Knobles
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Prather
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Jordan
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Dilbeck
Amarillo
B .Altenburg
Fulenwider
Williams
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Seitz
Kases
Etheridge
Myers
Giants Fall As Reds Sweep In Doubleheader Set
The Reds beat the Giants 7-4 and 2-0 to seize the NL lead as Cincinnati pitching held off New York. Walters faltered after hitting Jurges, while Hubbell was knocked out in the ninth. Williams left the Red Sox game after a collision with Cramer.
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George Kirkley
New York
U.P
Bill Terry
Terry
Brooklyn
Giants
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Billy Jurges
Carl Hubbell
Walters
Jurges
Bill Hershberger
Jurfier Thompson
Paul Dean
Dean
Frank McCormick
Hershberger
Pirates
Pittsburgh
White Wyatt
Spud Davis
Cubs
Phillies
Jake Mooty
Hugh Mulcahy
Ken Raffensberger
Mooty
Bees
Cardinals
Manuel Salvo
Bob Bowman
Joe Medwick
Libby Sisti
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Herb Hash
Sox
Ken Keltner
Ray Mack
Tribe
Jim Tabor
Ted Williams
Doc Cramer
Mack
Williams
Detroit
Tigers
China Warns It Will Defend Indo China Against Nippon
China warned Japan it would aid French Indo China if invasion occurred. Foreign Minister Wang Chung said China would take necessary self defense measures to resist aggression and preserve independence in Indo China. Prince Fumimaro Konoye resigned as head of the privy council in Tokyo and was seen leading a new fascist leaning party seeking a tougher stance with China Britain and the United States. Britain was urged to halt Hong Kong Burma supply routes to China and inspectors were promised for Indo China.
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China
Japan
Wang Chung
Indo-China
Tokyo
Fumimaro Konoye
Party of
Embrac
Great Britain
United States
Prince Konoye
Masayuki Tani
Robert Craigie
Foreign Office
Britain
Hong Kong
Burma
France
Far East
Chiuji Machida
Minshto
Asia
Europe
Buck tests nerve at Aqueduct in wild safari wager
New York sports writer Henry McLemore recounts Frank Buck's first trip to a race track. Buck bets wildly on pari mutuels, taunts danger, and flees after a colt loses. Back home, he eying future hunts and a "deadly daily double" in Belmont Saratoga Santa Anita.
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Henry McLemorfe
New York
Frank Buck
Aqueduct
Belgian Congo
Sumatra
Borneo
Malay Peninsula
Buck
Stanley
Livingstone
Upper
Zambezi
Lower
Fighting Fox
Belmont
Saratoga
Santa Anita
Hialea
British Food Stocks Declared Ample by Minister Woolton
London June 24 British food minister Lord Frederick James Woolton assured the kingdom that until fresh restrictions are imposed the public need not fear shortages. He said some stocks and the most vital supplies are greater than at any time in the country’s history.
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London
Frederick James Woolton
Mexico Moves to Disarm Unlicensed Civilians
In Mexico City on June 24, military authorities announce a general seizure of pistols from civilians even with licenses. Commanders in all zones are to hold firearms until after July 15 when returned to owners to curb disorder around the national elections on July 7.
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Mexico City
Coaches Win Golf Prizes at Ross Rogers Course
Coaches in the Panhandle region held a one day tournament at Ross Rogers Municipal Course. Only seven golfers entered as rain shortened the event from 36 to 18 holes. Prizes went to J E Gunn Spearman for best score, Francis Smith Lefors, C F Van Noy Plemons, Clyde Keith Clovis, Toby Waggoner Lefors, Elmer Wooten Channing, and Brady McCoy River Road received a consolation prize. In 1939 travel season 705554 visited 15 national monuments and Grand Canyon NP in Arizona.
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Amarillo
Malin Field
East Side Sluggers
Clayton Beckners
Amarillo Texians
Dalhart Texans
Ross Rogers Muny
Ross Rogers Municipal Course
Co, M. Williams & Co
Panhardie
J. E. Gunn
Spearman
Francis Smith
Lefors
C. F. van Noy
Plemons
Clyde Keith
Clovis
Toby Waggoner
Elmer Wooten
Channing
Brady McCoy
River Road
National Monuments
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
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