Optimists and Lions tie in inter club golf match
In a tight inter club golf contest the Optimists and Lions finished 16 all after the last put. Both clubs will contribute 2.50 to the Gold Brick Fund. Dr Don Marsalis could not play, and Lions gain credit for three points from his default. Other Lions results list Sikes, McGrath, Lawler, Hare, and more. A Nevada fire department reports highly sensitive alarm service after painters used steam to remove cassomine, triggering multiple alarms including one from a hotel ceiling and a call from near the fire house.
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Lions
Panhandle- Plains
Paul Smith
Or BE. W. Cain
Grady Hazlewood
Henry Beverly
Roger Teas
C. F. Anderson
Ray Pryor
Carl
Fred Wagner
Roy
Dr. W. J. Sthudde
George Bch
Dick Bivins
Ed Shillett
H. H. Larson
Reno
Nev
U.P
Croom Defeats Munn For City Golf Crown In Muny Rivalry
Jimmy Croom toppled John Munn in a Ros Rogers course 36 hole showdown to end Munn’s reign as city golf champ. Croom’s near flawless back nine on the front and steady back nine gave him the edge as the long rivalry began in high school. The article notes prior years and a 1938 appendixitis break, with Munn admitting four titles and Croom breaking the streak.
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John D) Munn
Jimmy Croom
Johnn
Croorm
Munn
Croom
Jimmy
Johnny
Freund
Hite
Bermon Tucker
River Drive
J. R. Brown
Reg Greenhaw
King
Civic Softball Opens May 30 at Jaycee Diamond
Civic Club Softball kicks off Thursday May 30 on the Jaycee diamond at 34th and Parker Streets with Kiwanis vs ABC in the season opener. Games run Thursday weekly then a Friday doubleheader for 10 weeks, with Jaycees Lions nightcap and an Friday exhibition between IkS and Lens at Maverick Club diamond.
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Civic Club Softball
Jaycee
iParker Streets
Jaycee Softball League
Civic Clubbers
Kiwanis
ABC
FIRS
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Amed Jaycees
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Iks
Lens
Maverick Club
Farm Substitute Bill Discussed by Agriculture Committee
Washington May 22 agriculture committee members discussed a substitute credit measure aimed at broadening sources for the land bank system. The plan seeks lower land bank rates by allowing rediscounting at Federal Reserve banks and requiring the federal farm mortgage corporation to buy land bank bonds at low rates, with refinancing of existing bonds at reduced costs. The original bill would set a 3 percent rate, limit farm cooperatives, and shift control of the land bank system from banks to Secretary Wallace.
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Washington
Federal Larich Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Jones
Texas
Wallace
Worth Marksmen Ready for Chasers
Fort Worth news reports Ewell Cross president of the Fort Worth Rifle and Pistol Club announcing plans to organize an anti parachute company to counter invasion by parachute troops. Cross cites the plights of Belgium Holland and France to illustrate potential threats and calls for readiness.
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Fort Worth
Ewell Cross
Rifle and pistol club seeks pasture near Fort Worth for range
The rifle and pistol club marksmen say they are not prepared and seek an unused pasture near Fort Worth for a target range. Cross notes a suggestion to practice sniping at toy balloons or dummy figures released from an airplane with small parachutes.
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Fort Worth
Cross
Lamesa Beats Amarillo In Windy Major League Ball Clash
Lamesa edges Amarillo 4 to 3 as Lefty Dorman er rors lead to the decisive ninth inning miscue. Patterson and Dorman struggled with control, seven walks and a windy field complicating play. The win tightens Lamesa’s hold for second place in the WTNM League with Amarillo next in line for a rematch.
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Hood
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Roar
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Riordan
U S Reopens Pack Artillery Enlistment Quotas at Fort Bliss
Amarillo area recruits are invited to join the famed Pack Artillery known as the Jackass Artillery. The unit uses a horse and mule train with three mules per gun and rapid pack and unpacks, suited for rough terrain. The Amarillo Recruiting Office notes new quotas for field artillery and related corps at Fort Bliss and Camp Ord, with many applicants expected to be called within a week.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
United States Regular Army
Fort Bliss
Park Artillery Division
Field Artillery
Camp Ord
Monterrey
California
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Medical Corps
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Paso
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Ithan
United States Army
German General Eyes Westward Move to Strike at Ypres
In a May 22 dispatch Col. Gen. Walther von Reichenau discusses Hitler’s plan to unleash a powerful German right wing toward Flanders to encircle Paris. He notes German losses are a fraction of enemy captives and credits vanguard scouts for locating enemy weak points before a decisive dash.
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Western Front
Walther von Reichenau
Adolf Hitler
Flanders
English Channel
England
von Reichenau
Ypres
Hitler
Paris
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