Pitchers Satisfied In Both Leagues On Ball Change
United Press reports pitchers in both major leagues back the newer dead ball, while hitters complain it dampens offense. National League stars like Bill Terry and Hack Wilson struggle, others such as Rogers Hornsby and Jim Bottomley remain productive, with Ball changes affecting averages and team fortunes.
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United Press
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U.P
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Hack Wilson
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Jim Bottomley
Hornsby
Bottomley
St. Louis
Taylor Douthit
Argentine and Smith Tie in Southport Go
Horton Smith of Missouri and Marco Churio of Argentina tied for first place in the second round of the $7,500 Southport pro golf tournament. They posted 36 hole totals of 146 with Smith holding a one stroke lead from yesterday. Churio recovered from a shaky start to finish par for the round as Joe Turnesa ended with a 79 for a total of 154.
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Horton Smith
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Marco Churio
Smith
Churio
Joe Turnesa
Red and White Nine Rally to Beat Yeoman in City League
Red and White overcame a late deficit to defeat Yeoman 8 to 5 in the City League yesterday evening. Five-run tally in the fourth inning turned the game, with Grocerymen adding three more in the final frame. Box score lists players such as G Stiiger Laney Omstott Stidger Smith Gosnell Long Van Arsdale Alstrom Stanley Beniness Trapp Hayes Adkison Dunn Thorpe, Luney, Watts, and Wobale among others. American autos note follows.
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Omstott
L. Stidger
Smith Vs
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Alstrom P
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Hayes
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Dunnp
Thorpe
Wobale
Red
Yeonmen
Luney
Watts
Talkington
Dunn
Alstrom
Gosnell
Panhandle lad Bo Henson's big bass catch featured
A smiling Amarillo youth named Bo Henson and three panhandle raised bass pose for a photo. The fish weighed 3.5, 2.5, and 5 pounds and were caught at McSpadden's Lake near Canyon when it first opened to the public two years ago. The image appeared as the Field and Stream frontispiece in its June issue.
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Panhandle
Bo” Henson
Ben Henson
Amarillo
McSpadden
Major League Baseball Results and Standings Update
Yesterday’s results list Milwaukee and Boston rainouts with St Louis at Boston and New York at Brooklyn. American League scores include Washington 9 Cleveland 3 and Boston 1 Detroit 2. Standings show Philadelphia New York Washington Chicago and Boston with varied records. today’s schedule Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
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Washington
Cleveland
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Philadelphia Eeeere
Minor League Baseball Scores and Standings Digest
Results show Beaumont 12 Dallas 3 San Antonio 7 Wichita Falls 12 Galveston 7 Fort Worth 1 Houston 6 Shreveport 2 in night action. Thursday standings list Houston 667 Fort Worth 654 Beaumont 533 San Antonio AGS A Percy A462 Wichita Falls 5 423 Galveston 7370 Shreveport 296. Several interleague games postponed by rain. cancelled tonight include San Antonio at Wichita Falls and Galveston at Fort Worth. Houston coach Harry Mehre noted for journalism study details while Georgia.
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San Antonio
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Houston
Shreveport
Dizzy Dean puts Houston back on top
In Shreveport Dizzy Dean pitched his fourth straight win for the Houston Buffaloes as they beat Shreveport 6 to 2. The win tightens the Texas League pennant race with Houston in front, Fort Worth slipping to second. Abe Miller limited Houston to six innings while Dumovich's Buc cann eers evened the Fort Worth series at one. Spudders beat San Antonio 12 to 7 in Wichita Falls, and Beaumont Exporters swept Dallas Steers 12 to 3 as Garland faltered. Max Schmeling to receive 40 percent of gate for title defense. Joe Vosmik benched by Cleveland manager Peckinpaugh.
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Dean
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Shreveport Crew
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Galveston Buccaneers
Abe Miller
Miller
Houston
Estrada
Joe Pate
Dumovich
Fort Worth Cats
Dallas
Beaumont Exporters
Steers
Garland
Malicky
Beaumont
Globe golf tourney pairs and 19th hole humor
At the Globe office a club tournament unfolds with golfers pairing Edwards against Clayton and Izzard against Melton in the first flight while a 132 at Wolflin draws praise as a near two-par round with a playful note about an extra 19th hole. CAL FARLEY reports a mountain training mail and hints at Dutch Mantell’s arrival influencing local wrestling guests.
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Cline
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Johnson
Sherrod
Olson
Jack Melton
Hot Shots of the Major Leagues highlights leaders
The Associated Press lists national and American League leaders through May 13. Key figures include Hornsby leading NL batting and home runs, Traynor and Waner topping NL hits and runs, Cronin and Simmons high in AL batting and RBIs, with notable entries for Alexander, Stone, Simons, and other stars across teams like the Cubs Pirates Senators Athletics Tigers Yankees and White Sox.
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Cyclone Mackey Set to Battle Blacksmith Pedigo at Armory
Cyclone Mackey trains for months and arrives in peak form to meet Blacksmith Pedigo in the welterweight main event at the Armory Arena on Polk Street. A large Clovis delegation will attend, while Cecil the Blacksmith remains quiet. Dick Stallworth is noted as an undefeated kid wrestler at his weight. Card starts 8:30 with tickets at City Drug Store.
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Armory
al Anderson
Mackey
Clovis
New Mexico
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Dick Stallworth
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Polk Street
City Drug Store
Southwest Golf Opens in Dallas Conference Championship
The fourth annual Southwest conference golf championship began at Dallas Country Club with 27 collegiate golfers. Arkansas did not attend. Team crown decided by medal total from four counting scores, 16 low players move to match play through Saturday, final 36-hole match for the title. SMU and Texas favored for team event. individual title open. Nine girls track records fell at Provo intermountain meet.
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City To Consider Paving on Ninth Avenue Expansion
A petition to pave Ninth Avenue between Fillmore and Buchanan Streets will be submitted at the next city commission regular session. Assembly Church at 900 North Pierce asked for paving two blocks to relieve drainage. Rainy weather forces tow removals from the school area. About half of property owners signed the petition.
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Rain Shrinks Field for Kentucky Derby to 11
Rainy track at Churchill Downs trims Derby hopefuls to 11 with Boys Howdy likely to withdraw. Equipoise gains support if the mud persists while Pittsburgher Sweep All and Spanish Play also show best form in the heavy surface. Mate, winner of the Preakness, is favored to win. Twenty Grand emerges as a strong second choice.
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
In Cleveland Jackie Brady of Syracuse outpointed Madison Dix of Los Angeles in an eight round decision. In Duluth Charlie Retzlaff of Duluth stopped Jack Gagnon of Boston in four rounds. Babe Kellar of Toledo knocked out Pat Hill of Philadelphia in one. Earl Mastro of Chicago stopped Ward Sparks of Detroit in three. Frankie Palmo of Cincinnati outpointed Billy Thomas of Louisville in eight rounds in a newspaper decision. In Seattle Freddie Steele of Tacoma stopped Joe Townsend of Vancouver in two.
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