Busy Week End for Local Sports Fans
Amarillo sports schedule features Shamrocks facing the Mexican baseball champions at Metro Park this afternoon then a Sunday clash with the Pampa Danciger nine. Next week the Country Club Invitation Golf Tournament and Tri State Fair spring horse races begin with May 30 qualifying. an exhibition by Babe Didrikson is anticipated.
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Rookies May Land In All Star Game
Two rookie pitchers John Whitehead of the White Sox and Darrell Blanton of the Pirates are profiled as probable all star selections. The piece notes managers Frankie Frisch and Mickey Cochrane will lead their teams, with lineup considerations for infielders and outfielders.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Lake Front Municipal Stadium
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Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Mickey Cochran
Tigers
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
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Cochrane
Charlie Gehringer
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
al Simmons
Farl Averill
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Ben Chapman
Heinie Manush
Bill Terry
Arky Vaughan
Pepper Martin
Freddy Lindstrom
Cubs
Martin
Nationals
Joe Medwick
Mel Ott
Paul Waner
Joe Moore
Wally Berger
Babe Ruth
Babe
Dean
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Lefty Gomez
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Blanton
Len Warneke
van Mungo
Hal Schumacher
Tommy Bridges
Standings and Scores Across Baseball Leagues
STANDINGS Yesterday St Louis 2 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5 New York 13 Cleveland 5 Boston 12. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 3. Houston and Texas League results included.
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Oklahoma Teams Lead Texas League With Split Results
Oklahoma City surged to the lead with a ninth inning rally to beat Dallas 5 to 4 in a game that went to 11 innings. Tulsa split a doubleheader with Fort Worth 6 4 and 3 2. Galveston fell 5 2 to Beaumont while Houston and San Antonio split a doubleheader 2 1 and 6 4.
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Tonight's Games Report From Major Leagues
The recap notes Lirrey Parmelee and the Giants holding Pirates to five hits. Jesse Haines and the Cardinals allowed eight scattered hits to the Phillies with no walks. Johnny Allen and the Yankees gave up seven hits to the White Sox with eight strikeouts. Mickey Cochrane and the Tigers beat the Athletics with a double and two singles. Earl Whitehill and the Senators defeated the Browns with eight well spaced blows.
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Athletics
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Senators
Browns
Baseball Trades Sour for Newcomers in Debut Season
Fullerton reports that recent deals in "ivory" aiming to bolster pitching have yielded little improvement. George Blaeholder and George Earnshaw struggled in first starts with Philadelphia and Cincinnati respectively, while Russ Van Atta and Carl Fischer also faced mixed outcomes. Don Johnson’s Dodgers, and other traded players like Phil Collins, faced uneven openings with new clubs.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
George Blaeholder
George Earnshaw
Carl Fischer
Russ van Atta
Phil Collins
Blaeholder
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Cincinnati
Dodgers
Golf Queens Paired For 60 In Women's Southern Championship
The Women’s Southern Golf Championship at Louisville Country Club paired Virginia and Georgia entrants in round two. Notable matchups featured Lily Harper of Portsmouth and Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, with several other pairs listed including Kathryn Hemphill vs Mrs. Willard Johnson and Estelle Lawson vs Mrs. Dave Gant.
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Marion Miley
Lexington
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Shrevesport
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Margaret Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Klein Back in Philadelphia After Shining in Cleveland
Chuck Klein turned in a standout one inning shutout for Cleveland against the Yankees as national league action shifted the standings. The Giants stretched their NL lead to two games after Earnshaw’s defeat, while Roy Parmelee beat Cy Blanton. Yankees won big in the American League by beating the White Sox 13 to 5 and moving to second place behind Cleveland. The Sox surged with six runs in the fifth and eighth innings, as Joe Cronet led the plate. The Senators defeated Detroit 5 to 2 to stay a half game behind in the standings.
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Klein
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Associated Press
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Roy Parmelee
Blanton
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Cardinals
Jesse Haines
Boston
Chicago
Joe Vance
White Sox
Red Sox
Sox
Joe Cronin
Senators
Detroit
Browns
Grenhaw and Lebus In Greenbelt Final
In Quanah May 23 Reginald Greenhaw from Memphis and Roy Lebus of Electra meet in the Green Belt Golf final. Lebus defeated James Smith of Shamrock 6 and 5 in the semifinal and beat L. 8 Walker of Quanah 3 and 2 in earlier play. Eddie Risko from Syracuse won a unanimous decision over Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in a boxing match last night in Pittsburgh. Risko weighed 161 pounds while Battaglia weighed 157. American shipping through the Suez Canal rose last year.
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Reginald Greenhaw
Memphis
Roy Lebus
Electra
Lebus
James Smith
Shamrock
Walker
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Babe
Risko
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Syracuse
N. Y
Battaglia
Masked Marvel Faces Tex Watkins In Nightcard Bucks
Tonight at the National Guards Armory Tex Watkins challenges the Masked Marvel in a best two of three falls bout with the aim to tear the mask from his rival. Semi finals feature Ernie Arthur versus Red Michaels and John Felix versus Tony Piluso in one fall events.
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Sailor Tex Watkins
Ernie Arthur
Red Michaels
John Felix
Tony Piluso
Watkins
Amarillo
Tony Pittuso
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