Cardinals and Phillies clash in tense mid game scuffle
May 22 St Louis. Frankie Frisch stirs his Cardinals amid a near brawl with the Philadelphia Phillies led by Al Todd. A benches clearing moment in the fourth inning as Paul Dean and Dizzy Dean confront the Phillies onfield and umpire Cy Rigler restores order.
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Dizzy) Dean
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Fred Frankhouse
Hatch Not Guilty Of Prank Driving
H. J. Hatch formerly of Borger now an Oklahoma resident was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated after a four hour jury trial in 47th District Court. The charges stem from a September 9 crash in which Florice Scarborough 9 sustained fatal injuries when Hatch's car struck a machine driven by her 11 year old brother.
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Borger
Oklahoma
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Moody to meet Jacobs at Wimbledon in 1935 title bid
Helen Moody leaves Frisco for Wimbledon on June 24 with a comeback aim to face Helen Jacobs. The longtime rivals may meet in the All-English championships as Moody recovers from a back injury and eyes an eighth U.S. title.
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Wimbledon
Miss Jacobs
Jake
Ray Morrison Ill in Dallas Hospital
Ray Morrison, famed SMU forward passing innovator, is hospitalized in Dallas with a sudden serious illness. Doctors reported the exact ailment undetermined but said his condition has markedly improved after a few hours. Morrison had recently left SMU as a coach to lead Vanderbilt University in Nashville, returning May 1 after six weeks of spring drills.
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Oscar Reeves
Indianapolis
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Chargers
One Escapee Returns to Jail After City Jail Break
Bill Mann, 23, was recaptured after a day and a half of freedom following a jail escape by four youths. Hoot McClendon 22 Bobbie Rocen 19 and Lou Brown 17 remained at large this morning. All were held on minor charges prior to the escape.
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Hoot” McClendon
Bobbie Rocen
Lou Brown
Rice Institute to Send Four of Aces to Nationals
Rice Institute, runner up in the Southwest conference track meet, expects three or four stars at the national meet in Berkeley June 21-22. Big Jess Petty is set to compete in the discus and likely place high, with wins at the Texas Kansas and Drake relays. Wallace, an All-American halfback, may run the 220 yard low hurdles, having cleared 23.3 in the conference meet at College Station.
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Rice Institute
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Calif
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Petty
Texas
Kansas
Drake
Wallace
College Station
Much Interest Seen In Confederate Meet
Amarillo attracts nationwide publicity as it hosts the Confederate Veterans Reunion. Chamber officials report daily inquiries from across the country. Garford L. Wilkinson and Carl Hinton discuss preparations with Col. Walter Hopkins, with plans for representation from every state and some states arranging special trains. The reunion runs September 3 to 6.
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Spanish War Veterans urged to attend Memorial Day services
United Spanish War Veterans and ladies auxiliary are urged to attend services Sunday at 11 o clock at Central Presbyterian Church. Dr. R Thomsen will conduct. Invitation issued by Commander F E Thompson of the Guy V Henry Jr Camp.
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Ladies Auxilliary
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomsen
F E. R. Thompson
Guy V. Henry Jr
Old-Fashioned Fisticuffs Highlight Mexican Baseball Victory
The La Junta club claims the championship of Old Mexico after edging Phil lips 66 nine 9 to 8 in Borger in a late season classic. Bryan Chody and Joe Smith join the local lineup as Amarillo Shamrocks prep for Pampa Dancigers test Sunday at 4. Admittance 35c men 20c women 10c children. A 2 o'clock downtown parade precedes a broadcast by the Amarillo Hotel.
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Borger
Amarillo Shamrocks
Amarillo
Shamrocks
Bryan Chody
Joe Smith
Tulsa Leader Not for Long as Texas League Action Shakes Standings
In a frantic Texas League doubleheader Tulsa briefly led after a 3 2 win over Dallas in game one, then dropped to second as Dallas and Galveston posted wins. Houston edged Beaumont 3 2, Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 7 5, and San Antonio rallied to beat Galveston 4 3.
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Associated Press
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Welch
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San Antonio
Cox Cafe Faces The Harry In Tonight's Bowling
Tonight two bowling teams meet as Cox Cafe challenges The Harry. Local league action unfolds at the alley with teams seeking points and bragging rights in a single match setting.
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Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
Key batting leaders include Johnson of the Athletics and Foxx of the Athletics for top averages with 400 and .391 respectively. Pitching leaders feature Whitehead of the White Sox at 6 0 and Castleman of the Giants at 4 0.
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John Moore
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Moore
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Track City Grows at Tri-State Plant
The Tri-State track begins its spring meeting with horses arriving from Dallas and San Antonio as stable life expands around the facility. Officials expect record entries and plan to use stock barns for overflow, with racing set to run through June 1 aside from Sundays.
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Stubby) Stubblefield
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