Dunlap Falls in British Amateur Semifinal at Prestwick
George T. Dunlap of New York, United States amateur champion, is eliminated by Samuel Wallace of Scotland 2 and 1 in the British amateur golf championship semifinal at Prestwick. Earlier Dunlap defeated Alex Walker 3 and 2, while Wallace beat Dale Bourn 4 and 2.
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Scotland
George T. Dunlap
New York
United States
Samuel Wallace
Scot Carpenter
Henry McLemore
United Press
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Dunlap
Alex Walker
T. A
Dale” Bourn
James Wallace
Troon
Wallace
Chandler Egan
Cyril Tolley
Eric Fiddian
Jack McLean
Francis Francis
Crafty Jakie’s Comeback Boosts Oilers to Lead Texas League
Crafty Jakie Atz watched the Tulsa Oilers take a firmer grip on the Texas League, after Bill Posedel limited the San Antonio Missions to four singles in a 7-2 win. Buck Stanton’s triple was the only bright spot for San Antonio, as Oilers hitters added four runs after the seventh. Whitehead dominated Dallas, Tony York tied a league fielding mark with 14 chances, and Frank Tubbs pitched Oklahoma City past Galveston 10-9. Beaumont Exporters pounded Fort Worth 17-5 with Ross and Bates driving five runs.
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Jackie Atz
Tulsa Oilers
Bill Posedel
San Antonio Missions
Oilers
North Texas
Buck Stanton
Posedel
John Henderson Whitehead
Dallas Steers
Houston Buffs
Tony York
Steers
Walter Morris
Frank Tubbs
Oklahoma City
Galveston
Bucs
Beaumont Exporters
Fort Worth Cats
Ross
Triple
Bates
Homer
Star Ready for Big Collegiate Tourney
Philadelphia May 25 U P two brilliant runners aim for doubles in the 100 and 209 meter dashes The duel in the 1500 meter between Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke also looms Stanford seeks to keep the west coast lead in the team title Californias Bob Kiesel returns from a year layoff to chase double wins Princeton’s Bill Bonthron seeks back to back 300 and 1500 crowns Firemen answer two calls in morning incidents one garage fire at 710 B Prospect Street quickly extinguished second house fire at 611 East Second Avenue practically destroyed
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Philadelphia
U.P
Stanford
West Coast
America
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Penn
T. H. Chumney
Prospect Street
East
Second Avenue
Mrs Small Joins Senator in Fort Worth Address Tour
Mrs lint Small left Amarillo for Fort Worth where she is to join Senator Small. The senator will deliver an address in Fort Worth tonight as part of the tour.
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Small
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Senator Small
Yankees Slump Deepens As Ruth Struggles At Bat
The New York Yankees slump worsens across Detroit Cleveland and Chicago as Babe Ruth amid one of his worst batting seasons struggles in the field and fans doubt a turnaround. Gomez pitches a three hit game to beat the White Sox 2 1 after using 16 pitchers in six losses. Ruth batting .296 has not homered since May 9 and may sit out today amid continued team woes.
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United Press
Chicago
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
Yanks
Gomez
Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Yesterday’s National League results show Chicago 1 New York 7 and St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 3, with Pittsburgh 7 Boston 3 and Philadelphia 5 over Cincinnati 0. Standings list Pittsburgh 19 11 and St. Louis 18 13. schedules include St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston. American League scores include New York 2 Chicago 1 and Washington 5 St Louis 6. Texas League games end with Fort Worth 5 Beaumont 7 and Dallas 6 Houston 0, plus Oklahoma City 10 Galveston 9. Other associations report Milwaukee 8 Louisville 9 and Little Rock 3 Atlanta 7, with Memphis 3 Nashville 3 ending at darkness.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Pitsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Scsees
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Beaumont
Tulsa
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Galveston
Dallas
Houston
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Four Teams Are Bunched In Natl Race For Lead
The National League standings show four contenders tightly grouped. Pittsburgh leads by a half game after a 7-3 win over Boston while New York beat the Cubs 7-1. Chicago slips another notch behind the Cards, who routed Brooklyn 7-3, with the Giants one game back. Lavagetto's seventh inning homer sparked Pittsburgh's surge.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Braves
New York
Cubs
Chicago
Brooklyn
Giants
Harry
Cookie) Lavagetto
Bucs
Bill Swift
Ed Brandt
Carl Hubbell
Cardinals
Bud Tinning
Jim Weaver
Student Wins Fire Poster State Prize
Marty D. Nall a fifth grade student of San Jacinto School won first place in the intermediate division of the 11th annual fire prevention poster contest by the Texas Fire Insurance Department in Austin. She received a $10 prize. Daughter of Mr and Mrs D Nall of 407 Forest Street, her poster was sent by Amarillo School authorities to Austin.
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Marty D. Nall
San Jacinto
Texas Fire Insurance Department
Austin
D. N. Nall
Forest Street
Amarillo
Hazlewood Golf Team Takes Country Club Dinner Honor
Grady Hazlewood’s team won the Country Club dinner tournament beating a field captained by B I Barfield. Top scores included Paul Gore 77, Ray Bate 78, Bob Green 101, Jim Driscol 101, and S H Davis 103, with many players posting sub 100s.
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Grady Hazlewood
B. I. Barfield
Paul Gore
Bill Garre
Ray Bate
A. N. Griggs
F. D. Lamb
Don Marcalis
George Kinsey
Wade Holman
Gil Wood
Gus Leftwich
Don Culton
Gene Howe
John Pullingim
Sam
Judge Revokes Paroles of Two Men in Federal Court
Judge James C. Wilson revoked the parole of two men tied to post office burglary cases. H. J. Cullom received 18 months at El Reno reformatory. G. W. Shelton got two years, plus Shelton’s recent Texas sentence. Bert Huntsman was granted a second parole with 14 more months suspended. Cullom came from Kingman Arizona and Huntsman from Dallas.
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James C. Wilson
H. J. Cullom
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
G. W. Shelton
Shelton
47Th District Court
Justice Clark Heads to Springdale for 10 Day Vacation
Justice of the Peace B R Clark is en route to Springdale Arkansas for a ten day vacation visiting friends and relatives. He left by automobile early this morning.
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Justice Clark
Justice of the Peace
B. R. Clark
Springdale
Arkansas
McLarnin Aims to Down Ross in Madison Square Garden Bout
Atlantic City May 25 Edward J. Neil Associated Press Sports Writer Jimmy McLarnin by weight agreement must make 145 pounds or forfeit 10000 and is expected to weigh 148 to 149 for a 15 round world title fight with Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden on Long Island Monday. Ross heavy favorite to weigh about 136 to 138 pounds. Large crowd anticipated with sizable gate.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Foster
Mickery
Jimmy McLarnin
Jimmy
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
James Archibald
Ross
Tony Canzoneri
McLarnin
Favorite Trout Food Revealed by MSU Professor
Prof W F Morofsky of Michigan State College studied 800 trout stomachs to identify favorites. Brown trout prefer damsel flies. seven key aquatic foods include mayfly forms, stone fly, dragon fly, dobson fly, diving beetle, cad dice fly, and the adult or larval forms. Brook trout favor ants and beetles. rainbows like all aquatic forms available.
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Jimmy Donahue
W. F. Morofsky
Michigan State College
Michigan
Morofsky
Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Highlights Yankees and Phillies
United Press reports Lefty Gomez of the Yankees ended a losing skid by allowing only three hits against the White Sox while Ray Pepper contributed a seventh inning homer with a runner aboard to tie and win. Rookie Curt Davis blanked Cincinnati on three hits for the Phillies.
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United Press
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
White Sox
Ray Pepper
Browns
Mate
Curt Davis
Phillies
Cincinnati
Davis Cup Play Halts Doubles Match in Wilmington
Rain postponed the doubles tennis clash between the United States and Canada in the first round of the American zone Davis Cup play. The report notes Texas is more than five times eight large as England proper.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Canada
Texas
England
Colombo the Magnificent Derby Contender Wins Hearts in England
United Press reports Colombo the horse, solid favorite for the derby, has nine wins including the Two Thousand Guineas. Lord Glane ly's colt, born at Newmarket, carries a white star and sock. The Derby, St. Leger, and Guineas triple crown remains unlikely. Colombo dominates public attention and racing chatter across England.
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United Press
Prestwick
Scotland
Colombo
Lord Glanely
England
Mayfair
Manchester Guardian
Rock Sand
Newmarket
Manna
Naas
Finalists in Dallas Semi finals in 1933 Women’s Golf
In Dallas on May 25, 1933, the Texas Women’s Golf Association semifinalists advanced with defending champion Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth facing Mrs. Ralph Randolph of Dallas, while Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas met Mrs. F C Rochon of Wichita Falls. Betty Jameson, 15, was eliminated by Randolph. Earlier, polo at the University of Texas was dropped as a supported sport due to expense.
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Dallas
Texas
Galveston
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Dan Chandler
Gorczyca
Ralph Randolph
Chandler
F.C. Rochon
Wichita Falls
Betty Jameson
Randolph
Austin
University of Texas
Yanks Shake Up Lineup To Halt Western Slide
Manager Joe McCarthy pulled infielders Red Wolfe and Don Heffner and moved Tory Lazzeri to second base while Jack Saltzgaver and Frank Crosetti filled new spots to bolster defense behind Lefty Gomez. The Padres? No, the Yankees beat the White Sox 2 to 1 as Gomez limited Chicago to three hits and the offense collected seven off Gaston and Gallivan for their second win in eight western starts.
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New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Marie Joe
Red Wolfe
Don Heffner
Tory Lazzeri
Jack Saltzgaver
Newark
Crote eLll
Geng
Browns
Washton
Detroit
Senators
Ray Peppers
Athletics
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Cleveland
Cardinals
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cubs
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Watkins
Engiiah
Pittsburgh
Braves
Phillies
Cincinnati
Urt Davis
Dallas Protest of State Racing Dates
AUSTIN May 25 racing dates provoked protest from Dallas officials as the state race commission adjusted schedules. H P Edwards opposed several date changes, shifting Fair dates to Oct 2 to Oct 23 reducing racing days to 19 and moving events before the fair opening. Dates also set for Arlington Downs Epsom Downs and Alamo Downs with Armistice Day considerations and Thanksgiving openings.
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U.P
Dallas
State Race Commission
H. P. Edwards
Edwards
Galveston
Arlington Downs
Epsom Downs
Alamo Downs
Two Race Drivers Die in Indianapolis Test Drive
In Indianapolis Indiana on May 25 WPA driver Peter Krew of Kroxville Tennessee and mechanic Robert Hahn were killed when their car crashed into a wall during a test run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The crash happened during a warmup for a Memorial Day 500 mile race qualifying. Kreis car cleared a three foot wall, struck a tree and was cut in two.
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Indianapolis
Ind
WPA
Hia
Indianapolia Motor Speedway
Peter Krew
Short pitch shot guide from golf champion Denny Shute
Baya Denny Shute, the British Open champion, explains the difficult short pitch shot with a bunker between ball and cup. He advises an open stance with feet close together and the left foot drawn back, a shortened backswing, and a firm strike without lifting the ball.
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Baya Denny Shute
First Rounds Set For Texas Golf May 26
Weat Texas Golf Association began first round play for 107 entrants at Big Spring with J T Hammett from Rising Star shooting 67 to lead medalists in gusty wind and rain. Ranger’s Jimmy Phillips fell one stroke short. The senior tournament for players over 45 starts tomorrow with Allen Guinn reelected president and Chrise Quails named VP. L NM Creager named secretary. directors include Shirley Robbins and others. A final note states US citizens do not need passports to tour Canada.
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Texas
Weat
Texas Golf Association
J.T. Hammett
Rising Star
Jimmy Phillips
Ranger
Hammetts
Allen Guinn
Mineral Wells
Chrise Quails
Post
L. NM. Creager
Association
Shirley Robbins
Penrose Metcalfe
San Angelo
Stayton Bonner
Wichita Falls
Frank Rose
Lamesa
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