Brown Shows Schmeling How To Handle A Punching Storm
At Conneaut Lake Park on June 28 Max Schmeling sparred with Nate Brown, a blond heavyweight of Tuffy Griffiths' camp, receiving constant pressure and studying how to move, counter, and avoid punishment. Schmeling also boxed two rounds with Steven Simon and George Panka as he nears ring readiness, with Brown noting Schmeling's surprising ease to hit but tough chin and elusive defense.
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Brown Wins Missouri Valley Net Title for Seventh Time
Wray Brown of St. Louis captured the Missouri Valley tennis championship for the seventh time in 12 years. Junior Boehmer, also from St. Louis, fell to his veteran opponent 4-6 6-1 6-2. Nelson McIninch of Kansas City won the juniors crown by defeating Wilbur Hess of Fort Worth 6-2 3-6 6-3. Mae Ceurworst of Wichita claimed the women’s final, beating Mary Zita Hale of Dallas 6-1 6-2.
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Wilbur Hess
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Mae Ceurworst
Wichita
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Dallas
Sidney Wood Reaches Wimbledon Semi Finals
Sidney W. Wood Jr the young American Davis Cup player advanced to the Wimbledon semi finals after a four set win over British veteran G P Hughes 4 6 6 4 6 3 6 1. Miss Helen Jacobs the sole U S woman in the quarters fell from the mixed doubles with her South African partner to British pair H G N Lee and Phyllis Mudford 15 17 1 6.
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G. P. Hughes
Helen Jacobs
America
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Phyllis Mudford
Couldn't Wait Uncle Peter Whisky Experiment
A brief cartoon caption or gag notes a character asking if whisky stored in a cupboard for a year remains good. The exchange ends with an unintended pause and a humorous failed experiment punchline.
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Peter
Express Nine Wins 10-Frame Baseball Thriller
In a top sandlot game Express Nine edged S. M. Drug 5 to 4 in ten innings. J R Corbett singled in the 10th, sending Mask home for the winning run as the score stood 4-4 after nine innings.
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Mask
Robins Start to Show What They Really Are
Brooklyn Robins surge into pennant race after strong stretch. They crushed St Louis 10 to 4 as Adolfo Luque allowed 10 hits in a complete game, moving within reach of the Giants and Reds in a crowded standings mix.
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Earl Wyatt’s Ball Nine Triumphs Over Ex-Sandies
The Earl Wyatt Stores baseball team defeated the Ex-Sandies 15 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Pelham Hopkins went 4 for 4 with a home run, Bob Cox added a triple, and Dobbs earned the win allowing seven hits.
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Earl Wyatt
Babe Didrickson Heads Track Meet in Dallas
Babe Didrickson of Dallas will headline a major women’s track and field meet on July 4 in Dallas. The event serves as the final Southern A A U trial before the national meet in Jersey City July 25, with Olympic team selections to follow. Entry closes Wednesday. North Carolina farmers report up to 17 percent returns on pig feeding corn this year.
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Rumors of Major Cubs Roster Shakeup Circulate
Chicago fans awaited further developments in a possible Cubs roster shakeup after reports from Boston over the weekend. Hack Wilson, the 54 home run star, may not return in 1932, and a pitching staff overhaul was indicated as Hornsby seeks new hurlers amid dissatisfaction with current arms.
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Fire Chief Urges Safe Sane Fourth of July
Amarillo Fire Chief George B. Cooper urges a safe and sane Independence Day. He warns that fireworks cause fires and injuries and asks residents to remove inflammable litter, keep a garden hose ready, learn nearby fire boxes, and cooperate to prevent loss of life and property.
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Business Club Picnic North of City
The American Business Club will hold a picnic tonight on Amarillo Creek twelve miles north of Amarillo. It will start at 7 o clock. Fried chicken and ice cream will be served and guests may be brought for 75 cents per couple. Bob Kesterton secretary said this replaces the regular meeting Friday. An entertaining program has been planned and every member is urged to attend.
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Cryptic Treasure Tale Prompts Old Amarillo Code
A Philadelphia style column reproduces an amateur cryptographer’s string about buried silver bars, a Mexican Indian disguise, and a lone survivor named Turo. The narrative notes a deciphered message, a wagon spoke and oxen yoke clue, and a failed search for the treasure across the area.
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Border Patrol
Harper and Bachman Meet Over Notre Dame Staff
Notre Dame athletic head Jess Harper and Florida coach Charley Bachman planned talks in Wichita to discuss Bachman possibly joining the Irish staff. Heartley Anderson is ill and unable to lead the football program this fall. Harper declined to comment on the report.
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Hunk” Anderson
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Negro Charged After Remark to Woman on Amarillo Street
Frank Hall, a Black man, is charged by Potter County at torney Rhea C. Myers with aggravated assault after he allegedly called a white woman "hello cutie" on Fifth Avenue. He was released on $500 bond to await trial. the county attorney’s office filed about a dozen charges including vagrancy drunkenness disturbing the peace and gaming.
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Hills Bros. Controlled Roasting Promises Superior Coffee
The Hills Bros. advertise a patented controlled roasting process that toasts coffee in small continuous batches for uniform flavor. They claim every berry is evenly roasted and preserved freshness by vacuum packing, with the Arab trademark emphasized and sold nationwide from Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri, 1901.
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