Victorious Sox Return To Encounter Clovis Nine
The National A A U Championships in Fresno on June 28 29 mark the final competitive appearance of Glenn Cunningham the sport's leading money earner and mile record holder. The field includes Chuck Fenske Lou Zamperini Paul Moore Blaine Rideout and others as teams and individuals vie for titles. The Olympic Club defends its team crown while favorites challenge in sprints jumps and throws.
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Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
al Blazis
Georgetown
Lilburn Williams
Xavier
Archie Harris
Indiana
Phil Fox
Boyd Brown
Bill Lacefield
Les Steers
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Johnny Wilson
George Varoff
Beefus Bryan
Texas
Earl Meadows
Ken Dills
Trojan
Herschel Neil
Roy Cochrane
Indiana Star
Chet Cruikshank
Stan Johnson
Amarillo Tennis Club Sees Strong Entry Prospects
Officials anticipate up to 50 entries for the Amarillo Tennis Club tournament beginning Friday at Ellwood Park. entrants pay 25 cents for club membership, with two extra divisions added for women and mixed events. Finals are set for Sunday, medals awarded to division winners.
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Amarillo Tennis Club
Ellwood Park Courts
Dalby Motor Seizes Softball Lead and Trades in Pampa News
Dalby Motor Freight moved into sole second in the Jaycee Softball League after beating Magnolia 7 2. The 18 12 Roberts Olver game, and the 6 5 West Texas-New Mexico League win by Amarillo Sox at Pampa, featured newcomer Erwin Whitaker and manager Bus Dorman. Phillips 66 leads after nine wins.
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Phillips
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Big Spring
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Odessa
Franklin Institute Receives 120 Primitive Tambourines
Mrs. George W. Childs Drexel presents the Franklin Institute with a collection of 120 primitive musical instruments described as America's finest. The pieces, gathered over 20 years in Africa Asia and the South Seas, include drums pipes flutes horns and ceremonial rattles and tambourines.
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WPI
America
Franklin Institute
George W. Childs Drexel
Drexel
MacPhail Targeted as Key to National Power, Dodgers Chief Hints
The New York sports column argues Larry MacPhail could drive a broad government-like program to modernize the nation, praising his energy and criticizing the Yankees by name. It notes his push for night baseball, predicts a strong pennant race, and cites his optimism for the Dodgers.
Amarillo Gold Sox Rally To Beat Oilers 6-5 In Pampa
Amarillo salvages the final game of the series by edging Pampa 6 to 5 after a late burst led by Grover Seitz and Bob Knobles. Dorman earned the win as Hallbourg struggled through the eighth and ninth innings with key hits by Denario Duarte Altenburg and Sanders setting up the dramatic finish.
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Dilbeck
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Denorio
Duarte
Summers
Sanders
Knobles
Seitz
Prather
B. Altenburg
Baseball notes and coaching updates from New York
In New York June 26, notes say the St Louis Browns led the Yankees in wins despite Yankee castoffs. Carl Snavely of Cornell will coach at Colorado U this summer with Dutch Clark among his pupils. Van Mungo may still be used in a potential series. A Newark sportsman bets on a prize fight, and St Louis writers discuss Ray Blades.
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St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Colorado U
Dutch Clark
Cleveland
Rams
van Mungo
Dodgers
Newark
Max Baer
Braddock
Tony Galen
Baer
Like Mother Like Daughter Helene Madison McIver Jr
Seattle honors Helene Madison now Mrs. L C McIver as she cherishes family life while a young daughter Helene Madison McIver Jr. begins swimming lessons under coach Ray Daughters. The elder Madison once held 16 world records and 60 to 70 American marks before Olympic glory in 1932.
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Helene Madison
L. C. McIver
Helene Madison McIver, Jr
Helene
Helene, Jr
Washington Athletic Club
Ray Daughters
Mother Helene
Mama Helene
Daughters
Los Angeles
Luther McIver
Helene Iti
Senior tourney stars rise as Winn leads veterans
Bob Skaggs of Clovis took two titles and Bill Gallacher one. Roy Allen of Oklahoma City is linked to Sled Allen of Lubbock. Elmer Winn of Plainview, age 77, shows top form after two days, beating D. H. Culton and H. E. Pendleton as he competes in the sixth senior tournament.
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Clovis
Bill Gallacher
Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
Sled Allen
Lubbock
Texas
Allen
Elmer Winn
Plainview
Winn
D. H. Culton
Sulton
H. E. Pendleton
Shamrock
Seniors Golf Crown Socials Shine In Amarillo Event
Tri State Senior Golf Association ends its tournament with a hotel party at the Amarillo Hotel. G C Blakley of Topeka receives a 10 gallon Stetson hat. Joe Storey of Dalhart plays sixth tournament but misses championship flight. Oklahoma Sooners chase first title after Texas and New Mexico wins.
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Tri-State Senior Golf Association
Amarillo
Charlie
Cowboy) Pryor
G. C. Blakley
Topeka
Kansas
Blakley
O. T. Nicholson
Mr. Blakley
Joe Storey
Dalhart
Joe
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