Semi-Final Matches Will Be Played Today In Mrs Turner Trophy
Semi-final matches in the Mrs Avery Turner Trophy tournament for Amarillo Country Club women golfers will be played this afternoon. In the quarterfinals Mrs Frank Wolflin defeated Mrs A N Olver 1 up, Mrs George McGrath beat Mrs Charles Young 3 and 1, Mrs Paul Gore eliminated Mrs Charles Galloup 4 and 3, and Mrs Jesse Rogers defeated Mrs Glen Smith 2 and 1.
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Club Links
Avery Turner
Amarillo Country Club
Frank Wolflin
A. N. Olver
George McGrath
Charles Young
Paul Gore
Charles Galloup
Jesse Rogers
Glen Smith
Wolflin
McGrath
Cincinnati Reds Favored To Win National League Buntings
New York May 15 Jack Doyle betting in the national markets favors the Cincinnati Reds to win the National League pennant. Doyle lowered Yankees odds to 1 4 and set Reds at 2 1 while Cubs moved from 2 1 to 5 2 predicting a record low in wins for the pennant winner.
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New York
W.P
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Nob Hill
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Doyle
New York Yankees
Reds
Cubs
Wolves and umpires hook up in noisy baseball roundups
Sports Roundup notes tension as Francis Schmidt of Ohio State, Del Baker of Detroit, and Oscar Vitt of Cleveland loom in discussions. Portland pitchers confront a charged moment with a one armed umpire on the Pacific Coast. A real feud brews in the National League between Doc Prothro and Charlie Dressen.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
del Baker
Detroit
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Portland
Pacific Coast
Doc Prothro
Charlie Dressen
Babemen Seek Altitude at Midland
The Amarillo Gold Sox sit four games back of the league lead after a split with Abilene as Lubbock and Midland win. Don Thomas and Lane Mickey pace the Sox while Abilene, Midland, Lamesa and Big Spring win in a tight West Texas-New Mexico League race. Tonight four southern cities host under lights as Pampa, Lamesa, Lubbock, and Clovis move to new towns.
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Parks
Potocar
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Reinold
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Clovis
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Lamesa
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Tepee
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Sox
Don
Wimpy) Thomas
Floydada
Lane Mickey
Loboes
Clovis Pioneers
Barons
Oilers
Seitzmen
Surge of sandlot baseball floods Amarillo scene
A Sunday slate highlights Amarillo youth baseball with the Texians defeating the Texhoma Gassers 7 0 at Malin Field and the Gold Sox downing Abilene. Price College’s Cardinals beat Claude 7 5, while St Francis edged Groom 6 5. Amarillo Black Sox face Clovis in a lively day of play as Longhorns seek perfect Southwest Conference run.
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St. Francis
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John Elliott
Amarillo Black Sox
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Longhorns
Texas Aggies
College Station
Every club has a shot as open pennant race begins
Ford Frick projects a wide open National League with every club in contention as the season opens. The Cardinals and Cubs face weaknesses while the Yankees in the American League dominate, blasting foes and aiming for a deep pennant run after a sensational 110 win surge.
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North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
New York
Ford Frick
Reds
Cubs
Giants
Myatt
Ott
Bees
Cardinals
Mike Gonzales
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Branch Rickey
Yankees
Tigers
Indians
John McGraw
Senators
Yanks
Borrowed Bat Boosts Morrie Arnovich to 400 Slugger
Morrie Arnovich of the Phillies, using a bat borrowed from Norman Deweese, has lifted his batting average to .400 and his power to the forefront. Through 22 games he carries 34 hits in 85 at bats with 20 RBIs, rivaling leaders Frank McCormick and Ival Goodman. Deweese, a former Phillies outfielder, was cut before the season.
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Philadelphia
Morrie Arnovich
Phillies
Norman Deweese
Morrie
Phils
Giants
New York
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Cincinnati Reds
Deweese
Texas A and M Study Links Grass To Dairy Returns
Research from Texas A and M College shows a dollar’s worth of grass pasture fed to a dairy cow yields $12 in butter or $15 in cheese or $35 in bottled milk. It notes 35 men take about three months to paint the Capitol dome in Washington and 43000 pounds of paint are used.
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Texas A. and
M. College
Capitol
Washington, D. C
England Liking Henry Armstrong Sparks Boxing Mania
London reporters note a nation-wide craze for Henry Armstrong four weeks before his welterweight title defense against Ernie Roderick. The public shows fervor in pubs and press circles as Armstrong, mild and family man, becomes the talk of the boxing scene.
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Henry Armstrong
England
Ernie Roderick
Armstrong
Harry Greb
Connie Mack
London
Henry
Bert Williams
Siki
Agincourt
St. Louis
National Sporting Club
Young Roller Skating Star Performs Advanced Steps
A prodigy roller skater demonstrates figure skating steps at a remarkably young age, showing advanced technique that surpasses typical childhood milestones and hinting at a future in competitive skating.
Detroit Team Faces Dry Meeting Mood Says Umstadt
Indictment by Joseph M. Umstadt portrays a Detroit group as tired businessmen bored by proceedings, reflecting a sharp critique of the team’s attitude and effort during a recent session.
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Joseph M. Umstadt
Detroit
Feller Pitch Shatters Mother's Eye on Mother's Day
28,000 fans watched as Bob Feller pitched for the Cleveland Indians while his mother Mrs William Feller was wounded by a foul tip at Chicago White Sox Park. She received six stitches and was expected to be released after X rays. The Indians won 9 to 4 as Bob fulfilled his promise to win the game for his mother.
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Chicago
U.P
William Feller
Bob
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Feller
Marguerite
Indians
Mary Owen
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