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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

4

Vito Tamulis Lingers In Dodgers Long Game Turbulence

The Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs battled to a 19 inning tie at Wrigley Field the longest NL game in seven years as Vito Tamulis endured a hardy loss of luck and the Dodgers split pitching duties with Walter Higbe. Other results included Monte Pearson handling the Browns, Dietrich Brown aiding the White Sox win, and Masterson scattering six singles in Washington victory over Detroit.

Vito Dodgers Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field Brooklyn Boston Braves Tamulis Philadelphia Yankees Newark New York Browns Leo Durocher Cardinals Cold Fingers Tamulls Walter Higbe Cubs Monte Pearson Wild St. Louis Browns Bill Dietrich Clint Brown Chicago White Sox Red Sox Walter Masterson Washington Detroit Tigers Cleveland

Keeping Up With the Gold Sox

Stated season totals through May 17 list Nichols 3 sacrifice hits Smythe 2 Thomas 2 Bolton 2, Holt 3 stolen bases Rabe 2. Bolton Jordan 6 Rabe 6 Dorman 2 Nichols 1 Millspaugh 1 Sanders 1. Bolton 4 home runs Mickey 2. Unofficial ERAs not provided as official figures released weekly.

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Guldahl Eyes Triple Crown as Open field swells past 1200

Grantland Rice notes 1,200 golfers enter U S Open quest at Philadelphia Country Club West Conshohocken with Ralph Guldahl aiming for three straight titles. Snead Hagen and Sarazen among top contenders as field narrows to about 180 survivors for final rounds.

Grantland Rice North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc Ralph Guldahl New York United States Philadelphia Country Club West Conshohocken Philadelphia Guldahl Oakland Hills Birmingham Mich Cherry Hills Denver Sarazens Hagens Armours Burkes Snead Nelson Metz Hogan Demaret Rangers H. J. Rawlins Newport Gabe Pir J. Foulis W. Smith Baltimore Harry Varden Wheaton Mass L. Auchterlonie Garden City W. Anderson Short Hills N. J Glenview Alex Smith Lake Forest Alex Ross Chestnut Hill Fred McLeod Myopia S.sissiersperciers Walter Hagen John Montague Hagen

Matmen Threaten Elimination Bout At Armory Arena

In tonight’s main event Mickey Durano’s Jocks face Antonio Marino with both entering needing a win to stay in contention. Durano holds a prior victory over Marino while Marino’s recent showings have kept him in the mix. Also on the card Eunice Peterson faces Gil Laccrosse with an army sergeant versus George Tripordas in the curtain-raiser at 8 30. Ringside tickets are selling at City Drug Store on Polk Street.

National Guard Armory Mickey Durano Antonio Marino Durano Marino Sugi Hayamaka Eunice Peterson Gil Laccrosse Sergeant Rich Army George Tripordas City Drug Store Polk Street

Baer Braddock Feud Grows With Bitter Exchanges

In a charged pre fight scene Maxie Baer and Jimmy Braddock trade insults as Baer trains for Lou Nova in Ferndale while Braddock sharpens barbed replies from his mountain retreat. The sports clash, rooted in 1935 echoes, centers on temper and technique as fans fear a real bout.

New York Mr. Chamberlain Maxie Baer Jimmy Braddock Baer Braddock Ferndale Lou Nova Maxie Jimmy Nova California

Baer Faces Lou In a Rugged Showdown

A writer recalls Baer as bold and fearless, ready to charge into Lou despite doubts about his power. Baer, not young or spry, relies on grit and a cobblestone right hand, aiming to prove himself in a tense bout.

Lou Baer Heller

Ex Ray To Reveal Cubs Power On Arm

CHICAGO May 18 United Press Cuban fear over potential loss of Speedballer Clay Bryant looms as the Cubs await X ray plates. Bryant’s sore right arm could end his late season surge that helped clinch last year’s pennant. If sidelined, manager Gabby Hartnett loses one of his two pillars alongside Bill Lee in predicting a repeat.

Chicago U.P Chicago Cubs Clay Bryant Bryant Dizzy Dean Cubs Bill Lee Gabby Hartnett

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