Giants Sign Tony Lazzeri Shifting Third Base Duties
Grantland Rice notes Tony Lazzeri joins the New York Giants after a long career in the American and National Leagues. Lazzeri, once a Yankee star and crowd favorite, provides veteran influence and infield versatility as Bill Terry seeks bolster at third base and the Cubs, Dodgers, and Giants jockey for position.
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Judge Landis Calls In Detroit Bosses
CHICAGO May 17 UP Boar ball Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis summoned officials of the Detroit club of the American League and the Beaumont club of the Texas League for an investigation into Detroit's farm activities. Leslie M O'Connor said the inquiry confirmed player transfers in minor leagues and working agreements, with Detroit receiving 100 minor league players as free agents and fines imposed on six club owners that year.
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Midland Cowboys Beat Gold Sox 9-6 In Tight Texas Tilt
In Midland, the Cowboys toppled the Amarillo Gold Sox 9-6 as Tuero earned the win. Holt, Bolton, and Volk homered or doubled while Deneff, Petzold, Mort, and Malvick produced key hits for the Cowboys. Rabe drove in two for Amarillo, but Midland pulled away with a two-run sixth and three-run eighth.
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Sports Roundup Shows News From Multiple Fields
New York reports wide spread sport notes including Van Mungo and Coach Bill Killifer in snoring jokes, Baer sparring with Nova rounds, DiMaggio likely ready for White Sox or Indians, Farkas to return to Washington football, and mixed baseball and boxing items from Boston to Seattle.
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Cardinals chain system probed at Detroit meeting
Investigation of the St Louis Cardinals chain system was discussed as General Manager Jack Zeller and Secretary Walter Briggy represented the club at today's meeting in Detroit.
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Dizzy Dean’s First Showing Lifts Baseball Spirits
Dizzy Dean, after a long wait, pitched a strong nine innings for the Dodgers in a 12-2 win over the Cubs, tying for fourth with Brooklyn, while the Yankees and Browns split a series and other AL clubs battled in a busy day of games across major leagues.
Longhorns Close Untarnished Season With 15th Straight Win
The Texas Longhorns defeated the Texas A g g ins 7 to 0 at College Station to complete a perfect season and 15 consecutive wins. Melvin Deutsch spun a no hit bid for much of the game, while Dave Rodrigues faced trouble in hot water but Texas rallied to prevent Aggie rallies. Jarany Mill led the conference in home runs for the season and last year.
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Mickey Durano Vows to Repeat Win Over Count Marino
In a Royal Armory bout set for Thursday night Mickey Durano dismisses Count Antonio Marino as mistaken after a two week earlier slugfest. Ernie Peterson introduces Gil Laccrosse who seeks revenge on Ama rillo fans, while Sailor Moran foe is targeted by strong challenger in the co main. Tickets for ringside seats are available at City Drug Store.
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St Andrew's Episcopal Holy Communion Observed
St Andrew's Episcopal Church will observe Holy Communion tomorrow at 10 am with Rev. Frederick A. Poster as celebrant. The service marks the Day of the Ascension and falls ten days before Pentecost, which is May 28 this year.
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Search Is On For Fighter To Take Louis
Chicago May 17. Search for a white hope to defeat Louis is under way with a new rush similar to 1909 1910 from Reno when Jeffries fell to Johnson. Mickey Walker tours the country boxing exhibitions to find a candidate while Antonio Cordaro backs Orlan Ott a 17 year old Hartley Iowa farm hand who resembles Jack Dempsey and has won eight bouts. Ott aims to represent the United States in 1940 Olympic trials then challenge Louis.
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Global Powers Control Vast Shared Earth Regions
The United States with its postwar sessions, the British Empire, and China hold influence over more than a third of the earth's surface. This reflects imperial reach and geopolitical significance across continents and seas.
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Twilight Softball Results Highlight Bush-Donnell and Texaco Wins
In Twilight Softball, Texaco Firechiefs beat Soil Conservation Service 14 to 3, Dekex defeated High School 10 to 4, and Bush-Donnell Drug topped Carlton-Florey 9 to 7. Two games were postponed. Rock Island vs Davis-McDaniel rescheduled for Friday. standings show Rock Island leading with 3 1/2 wins.
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English Boxer Thinks He Can Beat Henry Armstrong
Liverpool rat breeder Ernie Roderick meets Henry Armstrong for the welterweight title at Harringay Arena. Armstrong shows a weak left hand and timing issues after a recent bout, while Roderick relies on a new low punch rule and confidence from a long streak without a knockout.
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Tulsa Eyes On Second In Texas Race After 8 0 Win
Tulsa stays within a half game of second in the Texas League after an 8 0 victory over Beaumont as Houston’s game with Dallas was rained out. Virgil Trucks and Les Mueller yielded six hits to Tulsa while Beaumont committed errors aiding the rally. Shreveport crushed Fort Worth 16 2 with Jim Bivin limiting Fort Worth to three hits.
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Archery Club Seeks Interest in Amarillo
A column reports interest in forming an Amarillo archery club to stage an exhibit and a tournament at Globe News outdoor sports show in late June. Wilbur Jones, the first applicant, joins others to organize informal meetings at West Tenth Avenue range. call 6262 for inquiries. Local rifle gallery head Guillett notes rifle range activity. In league baseball, Gold Sox and Hubbers drop games as Pampa climbs to second place entering two-game visit by Hubbers.
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Shreveport Paced By Gede Zius Homers In Surprise Win
The report notes a bases loaded homer by Gede zius for Shreveport in the fifth and a two on homer by zius in the second. San Antonio beat Oklahoma City 3 to 1, Cole held Indians to seven baserunners, while San Antonio gathered 10 safeties from McClendon and Moore. Today's schedule remained unchanged.
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