Mantell Marallah Show Attracts Amarillo Wrestling Fans
Fans pack the ticket office for a major wrestling bout at the Auto Building Fairgrounds. Mantell and Marallah are billed for a contested match with rumors of disguises and bold tactics, while Luxemburg’s noted prowess could add crowd appeal. Reserved seats are on sale at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Fair Ground
Marallah
Mantel
Hoople
Luxemburg
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Local dealer to give gas sale ticket for bout
Cal Farley, former welterweight contender and local businessman, plans a promotion at his Fillmore tire shop. Buy five gallons of gasoline today or tomorrow and receive a free ticket to the Dutch Mantell versus Sheik Marallah wrestling match.
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Cal Farley
Dutch Mantell
Sheik Marallah
Fillmore
Mantell's Reputation Precedes His Season Participation
The article notes Mantell's longstanding reputation in the community dating back to eras before widespread contact. It highlights expectations about what customers may see as he participates this season.
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Mantell
Eastern Colleges Ban Radio Broadcast of Home Football
The Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association, with 12 major eastern schools led by Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Pittsburgh Navy Army Columbia Syracuse Dartmouth and Penn State, votes to prohibit radio broadcasts of home football games next season citing dwindling receipts. The move may prompt similar steps in other regions.
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New York
Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Pittsburgh
Navy
Army
Columbia
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Penn State
Zbyszd Wins Lightweight Bout in Camden Wrestling
Karl Zbyszd of Poland, at 195 pounds, defeated Jack Ganson of Cleveland who fouled out for disqualification. Pat McGill of Omaha at 215 drew with Billy Bartush of Chicago after a close contest in Camden New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Karl Zbyskd
Poland
Jack Ganson
Cleveland
Ganson
Pat McGill
Omaha
Billy Bartush
Chicago
Exporters Safe Lead in First Half Texas League
Beaumont clinched the first half by defeating Fort Worth 6-2. Houston, Dallas, and Longview remain fixed in spots with Fort Worth challenging Galveston for fifth. Art Herring pitched in the decisive win. Tommy Hughes homered in a 3-for-4 effort. San Antonio beat Tyler 8-3 while Galveston edged Longview 3-2.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Long~view
Galveston
Art Herring
Tommy Hughes
Buffs
San Antonio
Tyler
Galveston Buccaneers
Longview
Kiwanis Club Chicken Barbecue Draws 300 Guests
The Kiwanis annual barbecue at Jack Hall's ranch drew over 300 Kiwanians their wives and guests. John Snider and Dick German led cooks with Mason King and Herbert Willborn organizing serving crews. A Detroit convention opening was noted with reads from W. O. Harris and Earl Brame.
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Jack Hall
Kiwanis Club
John Snider
Dick German
Mason King
Herbert Willborn
Bill Beechler
Dewey Reed
Bill Baker
Ted Lokey
Bill Gilstrap
S. L. Kirk
L. E. Morris
C. P. Hutchins
Fred Smith
Macon Carder
International
Kiwanis
W. O. Harris
Earl Brame
Amarillo
Detroit
Roy C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
United States
Canada
Herman Clutter
Judge Colby
Howard Ferguson
Overton Team Eyes Big Denver Post Tourney Entry
The Globe News reports Overton Texas club forwards entry to the Denver Post Tournament. Manager notes a telegram from Scott Perry seeking entry to Amarillo and Denver, with the event set to begin at Metro Park next Saturday featuring top clubs.
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Globe News
Denver
Amarillo
Scott Perry
Overton
Texas
East Texas
Longview
Metro Park
Babe Ruth backs Yankees to win pennant this season
Babe Ruth says the New York Yankees have "just about" won the American League pennant and have eliminated the Athletics as a threat. He credits excellent pitching led by Gomez Ruffing Allen and Pipgras plus strong hitting from Gehrig Lazzeri Dickey Combs and Ruth. To the National League winner question he quips he is no fortune teller.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Babe
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Ruth
Lefty Gomez
Charley Ruffing
Johnny Allen
George Pipgras
Bambino
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Dickey
Combs
Davila Heads Chile After Revolt Crumbles
In Santiago Chile on June 28 Carlos Davila the former ambassador to Washington leads alone after two junta colleagues Nolasco Cardenas and Armando Cabero resign following Davila s counter revolt and the Junta s turmoil continues.
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Santiago
Chile
Senor
Carlos Davila
Washington
Nolasco Cardenas
Armando Cabero
Second Beck Slaying Trial Opens in Waxahachie
Jury selection began for the second trial of William Beck, 20, former University of Texas student charged with the murder of O. L. Jones, a Waco auto salesman who gave him a ride. Beck faced a previous death penalty in a $2 robbery case but juror selection was ruled improper.
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Waxahachie
U.P
William Beck
University of Texas
Beck
O. L. Jones
Waco
Infant McCallum Dies at Home in Llano Burial Pending
Virginia Rossine McCallum infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C R McCallum died at the family home 1504 North Georgia Street at 10 30 last night Funeral services were to be held at 4 this afternoon from the home conducted by Elder Van Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with burial in Llano Cemetery under the direction of N B Griggs Sons
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Virginia Rossine McCallum
C. R. McCallum
North Georgia Street
van ¥. Nelson
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Llano
Griggs & Sons
Suiter Infant Dies. Services Held at Griggs Chapel
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs P M Suiter died at the family home 404 Madison Street at 640 this morning Funeral services were conducted at 2 this afternoon from Griggs Chapel and burial followed at Llano Cemetery.
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P. M. Suiter
Madison Street
Griggs Chapel
Llano
Death of Vice Admiral De Witt Coffman at 77
Jamestown R I June 28 Vice Admiral De Witt Coffman retired U S Navy died last night from a heart attack. During World War I he commanded the battleship force of the Atlantic fleet.
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Jamestown
R. 1
de Witt Coffman
Major League Leaders From AP Averages and Stats
National League leaders include P Waner of Pittsburgh with 381, Klein and Hurst atop several categories for Philadelphia. American League leaders show Foxx of Philadelphia Athletics with 388 batting average and 29 homers, and Gomez leading pitchers with a 14 1 record for the Yankees.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Wilson
Dodgers
Mexican Rail Traffic Tied Up by Strikers
A 3100 Southern Pacific railroad workers strike in Mexico and threats of more walkouts disrupted rail service on a 1300 mile network. Mexico City streetcar workers remained on strike with reports of Mexican National railways preparing to join. Pullman workers and Mexico City bakers also announced strikes for Thursday.
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Mexico City
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Southern Pacific
Mexican National Railways
Pullman Company
Gammel Trial Resumes Over Capitol Book Theft Charge
Testimony resumes in Austin as Harry Gammel son of the founder of Gammel's book store faces trial on charges of receiving and concealing stolen property. He is accused in the alleged theft from the state capitol of 300 copies of laws passed by the 42nd legislature.
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Austin
U.P
Harry Gammel
Gammel's
Gammel
Senate probe checks Dallas County records
June 28 U P special investigators Harvey Belcher and Allen Howison of the Senate investigating committee were in Dallas examining the records of Dallas County officials.
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Senate
Dallas Dallas
U.P
Harvey Belcher
Allen Howison
Senate Fee
Dallas
Sterling To Speak In Schwertner After Opponent Draws Crowd
Governor Ross Sterling will address an audience in Schwertner tonight following Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls drawing about 5,000 people there last night.
Purification With Calotabs Promises Health Renewal
Physicians endorse purification of the system as the path to health. A thorough Calotabs course is sold in trial packets for 10 cents and family packages for 35 cents, claimed to purify blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels.
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Nature
Harris May Be Miracle Boss as Tigers Press Title Chase
The piece notes Bucky Harris, once Washington’s famed boy manager, could top his past success if his Detroit Tigers reach second in the American League. It highlights young talents Gerald Walker and Isadore Goldstein, who starred in Detroit’s 9 3 win over the White Sox, while Philadelphia routed Boston 15 8 and 9 4. St Louis rainout, and Cubs fell to Cardinals as Pittsburgh led NL.
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Associated Press
Bucky Harris
Washington
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Charlie Gehringer
Earl Webb
Gerald Walker
Toronto
Isadore Goldstein
Beaumont
Chicago White Sox
Goldstein
Walker
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Ray Morrison to Attend Texas Tech Coaching School
Ray Morrison, SMU head coach and national football rules committee member, will join the second annual Texas tech coaching school July 11 to 22 in Lubbock. Nearly 259 coaches have enrolled. Texas high school football coaches meet July 14 led by President Johnny Pierce.
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Lubbook
Texas
Texas Tech
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Pete Cawthon
Tech
Baseball and tennis results from yesterday and today
Paul Derringer led the Cardinals over the Cubs 4-1 with five hits. Gerald Walker fueled a Tigers win by two doubles against the White Sox. Roy Johnson and Mule Haas drove in seven runs for the Red Sox and Athletics with two homers and a three RBI double. In tennis, defending champion was eliminated in the British championship quarter finals by Jiro Satoh 7-5 7-5 2-6 6-4, while Ellsworth Vines Jr defeated Enrique Maier 6-2 6-3 6-2 in another quarter final.
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Associated Preen
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Cubs
Gerald Walker
Tigers
White Sox
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Mule Haas
Athletics
Farmer
Can
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Wood
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
United States
Enrique Maier
Sidney Wood Out Of Wimbledon Meet
Sidney Wood Jr a promising American player exits Wimbledon competition due to unspecified reasons. The development reduces American presence in the men’s singles event at the famed tournament in London.
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Sidney Wood
Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney Wood, Jr
Youthful Amert
Apply This and All Itching Ends
Advertising copy touts Blue tor Ointment as a quick acting skin healer that ends itching after one application and cures rashes tetter foot itch ringworm eczema and rawness with three applications. It promises normal itch free skin with continued use and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by all drug stores.
Arrow Shirts Featured as Expertly Tailored Attire
The advertisement promotes Arrow Shirts as correctly styled and expertly tailored. It emphasizes quality craftsmanship and dress shirt presentation for discerning customers seeking sharp, lasting apparel.
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