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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

11

Underdogs Rally in Texas League Night of High Scoring

In a midweek Texas League slate Shreveport Dallas and San Antonio upset Beaumont Houston and Fort Worth by home runs and late scoring. Dallas beat Houston 4 to 3 as Dizzy Dean took the loss while Loepp homered twice for the Steers. Perry and Vorhoff sparked Shreveport 9 to 5 over Beaumont. San Antonio edged Fort Worth 13 to 12 while Wichita Falls swept Galveston 9 to 2.

Shreveport Dallas San Antonio Beaumont Houston Fort Worth Jerome Dizzy Dean Dallas Steers Loepp Steers Perry Vorhoff Indians Cats Wichita Falls Spudders Galveston

Former Kansas star Bishop named head coach at St Johns

Salina Kansas June 25 Tom Bishop basketball and baseball star of the University of Kansas is the newly appointed head coach of St Johns Military School Bishop led the Big Six scoring for two seasons and earned All Conference honors at forward He will oversee all athletics at St Johns succeeding Captain Raymond Mesai and brings a strong material base for basketball to the district champion squad from last spring.

Salina Kan Tom Bishop University of Kansas St. Johns’ Military School Bishop Forrest C. Allen Kansas Inig Cba John Bunn Leland Stanford University Bunn St. John's St. John’s Raymond Mesai

Missouri Tennis Narrowed to Eight Players in MVC

The Missouri Valley Tennis tournament reduced to eight competitors in the men’s division with quarterfinalists including Sterling Cutlip Nelson McInich Hal Surf ace Wray Brown G H Boehmer Des Barr George Jennings and Paul Halpine in men’s and Billie Benson Lottie Fuller Violet Furlong Mary Lou Sutherland Mary Zita McHale and Mrs M G Faris in women’s. Mae Cuervorst beat Betty Faeth to advance. Doubles feature Wray Brown Ted Eggman with Junior Boehmer and Doc Barr with Dallas partner.

Kansas City U.P Sterling Cutlip Nelson McInich Hal Suface Wray Brown G. H. Boehmer, Jr St. Louis Des” Barr Dallas George Jennings Chicago Paul Halpine Omaha Billie Benson Lottie Fuller Leavenworth Violet Furlong Mary Lou Sutherland Mary Zita McHale Texas M. G. Faris Mae Cuervorst Wichita Betty Faeth Bob Hammer Ames John Houston Des Moines Warren Davis Max Baughman Wilbur Hess Fort Worth Marvin Richmond Ted Eggman Junior Boehmer Doc Barr

Wichita Falls Star in Dallas Golf Go

Mrs. F C Rochon of Wichita Falls faced Dallas rival Mrs. George Huckabay in the championship flight of the first Texas Women’s golf tournament in Dallas. Local players Mrs. English and Mrs. Owens reached the semifinal, with English defeating medalist Mrs. Stafford 2 and 1 and Owens ousting Mrs. Pederson 3 and 2.

Wichita Falls Dallas O.R F.C. Rochon George Huckabay J. R. English J. D. Owens English Downing W. T. Stafford Cordon Bess Henderson Owens E. V. Pederson Huckabay E. Hy Wohlfahrt Stafford Pederson Henderson Wehlifehrt

Balloon Ball Tests Height of Ryder Cup Clash

The 1931 Ryder Cup opens at Scioto Country Club Columbus with Walter Hagen leading the American team against Charles Whitcombe’s Britain. The oversized balloon ball is seen as an advantage for the U S on home soil as Cotton may miss for Britain and lineup decisions loom for fourball and singles matches.

Columbus Walter Hagen Densmore Shute Frank Walsh Scioto Henry Cotton George Duncan Charles Whitcombe Hagen Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell Leo Diegel al Espinosa Wilfy Cox Billie Burke Sarazen Diegel Farrell Cox Shute Burke

Dairy Show to Headline State Fair Exhibit

In Dallas on June 25 the State Fair of Texas will feature the most comprehensive dairy show yet seen in the Southwest. C N Sheppards of A M College led the dairy exhibit team with A L Ward noting the livestock program. The Southwest Dairy Association discussed constitutional changes for federated memberships to be voted on next March.

Dallas U.P Southwest

Texas Line to Handle 5000 Barrels a Day

The Texas Pipe Line Company will move a minimum of 5000 and a maximum of 5000 barrels daily from the Big Lake field in Texas under a new contract with Ply mouth Oil Company through its Big Lake subsidiary. Rate is 32 1/2 cents per barrel, saving 20 cents per barrel for Big Lake.

New York Plymouth Oil Company Big Lake Oil Company Texas Pipe Line Company Texas Pipe Line Big Lake Texas Big Lake Company

Quarter finals in Dallas Golf Today

Quarter finals of the Dallas Country Club seventh annual invitation tournament were scheduled in Dallas. Four favorites survived the first two rounds and would play today, led by local players Reynolds Smith Gus Moreland and David Goldman of Dallas along with B A Schriever of San Antonio.

Dallas Dallas Country Club Reynolds Smith Gus Moreland David Goldman B. A. Schriever San Antonio

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's Games

The National League results show Chicago routed 14 to 0 by St. Louis while Cincinnati edged Detroit 8 to 6 and Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Standings list New York 35 23 and Boston 25 38 with several teams near .500. Today Chicago visits Boston and Cincinnati travels to New York among other intersections.

Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Svsesv Ck Washington Detroit Cleveland Washington Cosvers New York Weeee Boston Sovevess 2d Enwenee

Minor League Texas League Scores and Standings

Houston 3 Dallas 4 Beaumont 5 Shreveport 9 Wichita Falls 9 Galveston 2 San Antonio 12 Fort Worth 13 Thursday standings show Beaumont 46-26 Fort Worth 42-28 Wichita Falls 40-33 San Antonio 33-28 Shreveport 28-43 Galveston 18-54. Games listed include Houston at Wichita Falls and Beaumont at Fort Worth.

Houston Dallas Beaumont Shreveport Wichita Falls Galveston San Antonio Fort Worth Wioubucky

Favor Dunlap to Win Title on Golf Links

The National Intercollegiate Golf Championship at Olympic Fields Chicago enters quarter finals with four Midwesterners three Easterners and one Southerner left. 118 pound George Dunlap of East Orange New Jersey Princeton remains a favorite after advancing by defeating O Hara Watts Yale 3 and 2 and Sam Parks Pittsburgh 6 and 5 in the two 18 hole rounds.

Olympic Fields Chicago George Dunlap East Orange N. J Princeton Lawrence Miller Notre Dame Miller Sidney Noyes Yale O'Hara Watts Southern Methodist Dunlap Sam Parks Pittsburgh

Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Highlight Early Season

American and National Leagues list top hitters and pitchers from the latest games. Ruth and Gehrig top home runs, Cronin and Terry post high hit totals, with Fischer and Grimes noted for strong mound work.

It's an Easy Task on the First Hole

Johnny Florio an Ohio State sophomore says the national intercollegiate title could be his if all holes matched Olympia Fields number four par five 515 yards long near a railroad. He played it seven times in the college classic and today carded six birdies and an eagle.

Chicago Johnny Florio Ohio State Olympia Fields Florio

Johnny Walker Cup Opens Pre Ryder Meet in Columbus

The Johnny Walker Cup golf tournament starts in Columbus as a Ryder Cup warm up. Bobby Jones plays under an alias to avoid crowds while national and international golf figures attend. The event features prizes from tees to a $100 set of clubs and a portable non alcoholic beer fountain.

Johnny Walker Bobby Cameron United Press Columbus Ohio U.R Connalley Bobby Jones Jones James Joseph Tunney Gene Charles Francis Coe Chicago New York Charles Whitcombe Walter Hagen United States Hagen George Duncan Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen Bill Burke Leo Diegel al Espinosa Densmore Shute Whiffy Cox Horton Smith Craig Wood Shute Captain Whitcombe Archie Compston W. H. Davies Abe Mitchell Fred Robson Ernest Whitcombe Syd Easter Book Bert Hodson Arthur Havers

McAllen Youth Plans Burro Ride to New York

McAllen Texas June 25 Max Minter a high school youth announced he will ride a Mexican burro to Manhattan as a publicity bid to gain fame He joins a line of Rio Grande Valley figures who have traveled to New York on novelty journeys prior to him with others riding animals or props into the big city

Mcallen Tex U.P New York Max Minter Manhattan Max Rio Grande Valley Bill Jones Rio Hondo Bill Pike's Peak Ralph Sanders San Benito East Broadway Texas Walter Hofer la Feria

Yesterday's Stars Highlights From Basebal Games

Carl Hubbell of the Giants shut out the Cubs 2-0 with two hits as the Giants won. Joe Stripp sparked Reds pounding Boston pitching for six hits as Braves and Reds split a double header. Wiley Moore held Indians to six hits in a 7-3 Red Sox victory. George Watkins hit three homers for the Cardinals in a second game against the Phillies. Wallace Hebert led the Browns to a 6-5 win over the Athletics for a second victory in three weeks. Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a 10-3 win over the White Sox with his seventh homer. Joe Shaute and Fred Heimach paired for a Brooklyn double win over Pittsburgh.

Associated Press Carl Hubbell Giants Cubs Joe Stripp Reds Boston Braves Wiley Moore Red Sox Indians George Watkins Cardinals Phillies Wallace Hebert Browns Athletics Champions Babe Ruth Yankees Pace White Sox Joe Shaute Fred Heimach Robins Brooklyn Pittsburgh

Shrine Legion Picnic Plans Complete at Jack Hall’s Ranch

Khiva Shrine Temple and Hanson Pogt of the American Legion present a July Fourth picnic at Jack Hall’s Ranch featuring dancing by Jessie’s Melody Maids, a concert by the American Legion Band, outdoor aeronautics stunts by Harold English, a bathing beauty revue, and prizes. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children, all-inclusive.

Jack Hall Khiva Shrine Temple Hanson Pogt American Legion Jessie Panhandle

Rock Island Oil Special train time changed

Passenger Agent Herman Clutter announced a new arrival time for Rock Island train No. 51 the Oil Special. The former 7 35 A M arrival becomes 8 A M and the train serves St Louis Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The Rock Island also offers low round trip holiday rates for July 4 to El Paso and Oklahoma City.

Rock Island Herman Clutter St. Louis Tulsa Oklahoma City el Paso

Rail Men’s Pension Club Meets in July

All railroad employees are invited to attend the first meeting on July 1 of the Railroad Employes Pension Club organized locally. The group aims to enroll at least 1,500 members and sponsor pension legislation funded by employees and railways, not taxes. G. F. Majors will speak on the plan. temporary officers include F. A. Haggart as chairman L. B. Larsen as vice chairman M. L. Montgomery as secretary and S. H. Land as treasurer.

Railroad Employes Pension Club G. F. Majors F. A. Haggart L. B. Larsen M. L. Montgomery

Legionettes Report Largest Auxiliary Roll In History

The American Legion Auxiliary reports a record 1931 enrollment, surpassing last year’s 373,007. Hanson Unit’s Mrs Ira Barend notes likely reach 400,000 members by year end. local unit has 178 members with Texas total at 7,290.

American Legion Auxiliary Ira ©. Barend Hanson Unit the Auxilary Nation Barend i Texas

Park Avenue Widow Sees Army Statues Dismantled

The widow of General George A. Custer laments the decision to dismantle statues of Abraham Lincoln at Bismarck North Dakota as an economy move. She recalls waiting in Park Avenue while her husband fought Indians in the 1870s.

New York George A. Custer Little Bi Horn Park Avenue Abraham Lincoln Bismarck N D

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