Races Open As Tri-State Fair Track Ready For First Program
Wilbur C. Hawk announces tracks and lights ready for the season opener at 8 30 Friday. Flood lights tested at 50 000 watts. Friday schedule includes seven events with a 3000 dollar purse and multiple car makes and drivers from across the region. Amarillo driver Lonnie Johnson praises track condition as the highlight of the racing program.
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Tri-State Fair Association
Glen L. Casey Motor Company
Casey Motor Company
Willys
Lonnie Johnson
Amarillo
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Lonnie
Kirk Washburn
Colorado Springs
Don Arnold
Keithville
Eddie Forshay
Denver
Cotton Greble
Houston
Mike Parnell
Reno
Nev
Bob Kelly
San Antonio
Pete Lambert
Dallas
Mike Hawkins
Shreveport
Speedy Eagles
St. Louis
Jack Derbanne
Auburn
Matt Ward
Creedy Knox
Oklahoma City
Billy Dove
Des Moines
Frontenac
Burrell White
Omaha
Lawrence Hughes
Beatrice
Neb
Ford
Amarillo Gas Company
Texas Grill Cafe
Wilson Ballew Garage
Ford Motor Company
Mistletoe Creamery
Hotel Garage
Texas Techs Program For Sports Detailed In Amarillo
Tech Matadors coach Pete Cawthorn outlined a demanding schedule for next season at an event in Amarillo attended by 200 students and Tech alumni. The program includes games against Haskell Indians Baylor Bears University of Mexico and Colorado Mines, plus a freshman squad visit to Amarillo College Badgers. An athletic card featured boxing bouts wrestling and a strong man act with local dancers.
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Lubbock
West Texas
Pete Cawthorn
The
Tech Matadors
Cawthon
Dutch Smith
Sandies
Floyd Wooldridge
Tech
Billy Davis
Davey Rogers
Harold Brown
Jerald Molyneaux
Mary Belle Cooper
Methodists Edge Christian Nine 7 to 6 in League Clash
The Methodists defeated the San Jacinto Christian nine 7 to 6 in a Sunday School League game. Christian led early and tied late before Methodist runs in the final inning gave the win. Christians out hit the Methodists 10 to 6 but had five errors, costing them.
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Methodists
San Jacinto Christian
Yesterday's Stars Ap Baseball Roundup
Heine Meine pitched his second shutout of the season as the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 4 to 0, ending their hold on the NL lead. Frank Hogan hit a two on homer for the Giants in a 7 to 4 win over Boston. Bing Miller delivered a pinch double in the eighth to drive in two as the Athletics beat the Yankees. Earl Webb collected four doubles and a triple as the Red Sox lost two games but Salvaged hits. Riggs Stephenson contributed a triple two doubles and a single helping the Cubs beat the Reds into third place. Pat Caraway allowed only five Tigers hits to earn his sixth victory in a 10 to 1 White Sox win.
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Associated Press
Heine Meine
Pirates
Cardinals
Frank Hogan
Giants
Boston
Bing Miller
Athletics
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Earl Webb
Red Sox
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Reds
Pat Caraway
White Sox
Tigers
Argentina and U S Netters Clash Today
Washington May 28 opening singles set to begin for Davis Cup clash at Chevy Chase Club as Frank Shields faces Guillermo Robson. Sidney Wood Jr to meet Ronald Boyd in the next match, highlighting American and Argentine contenders for the historic European final.
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United States
Europe
Chevy Chase
Frank X. Shields
Guillermo Robson
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Ronald Boyd
Wrestling headlines from a St Louis card
Ray Steele 212 of California defeated Kola Kwariani 216 of Russia in 1 07 57 while Karl Pojello 192 of Lithuania beat Milo Steinborn 215 of Germany in 12 56 Jim McMillan 216 of Missouri U subdued Don de Lam 220 of California in 13 29 Pat O Shocker and Jim Clinkstock wrestled 30 minutes to a draw
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Ray Steele
California
Kola Kwariani
Russia
Karl Pojello
Lithuania
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Jim McMillan
Mlinois U
Don de Lam
Pat O’shocker
Jim Clinkstock
High School Cage Squad Training Summary
The Sandie basketball team completed a light week of workouts as the school year ends. Returning regulars Raymond Hardy and Leslie Cazzell are penciled in, while Eugene Fennimore, J R Corgetti and Selmer Kirby seek regular roles. Promising recruits from Yannigan include John Mann, Wayne DeGrassi, Kenneth Carroll, and J L Carter with Ox Thomas, a non-basketball transfer, showing potential for a leading role next winter.
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Sandie
Davis Hill
Raymond Hardy
Leslie Cazzell
Eugene Fennimore
J. R. Corgett
Selmer Kirby
Yannigan
John Mann
Wayne DeGrassi
Kenneth Carroll
J. L. Carter
Ox Thomas
Final Look at Indianapolis 500 Cars Before Race
Cars receive final inspection at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as drivers prepare for Saturdays race. Mechanics adjust power plants and track runs are planned to test carburetion and suspension for the fastest field yet in the 500 mile event. Only one car failed to reach 100 mph during qualifying, with Cummins oil-burner at 96.871 mph.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Billy Hallas Opens Fight With N B A Challenge
Billy Hallas seeks a meeting with Cal Farley or Jack Reynolds by appealing to the National Boxing Association. He refused to enter Al Anderson's elimination tournament after claiming a win over Farley. Reynolds would meet Farley or Hallas, not both, as Hallas threatens legal action to secure his title shot next month.
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Cal Farley
Jack Reynolds
el Paso
National Boxing Association
Farley
Reynolds
Hallas
al Anderson
Cal
al Hart
National Boxing Commission
Railroaders Win City Loop Game 14
Stolen bases by Harwell Billderback Smythe Henderson Montgomery Myers. Three base hits by Wheeler Henderson. Home run Archibald. Hits off Myers eight in five, McKnight one in two, Johnson eleven in four, Fields one in three. Struck out Myers one, McKnight three, Johnson five, Fields two. Bases on balls Myers one, Johnson seven, Fields three. Hit by pitch Billderback Turner.
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Indians Old Sport Revived in Dallas
In Dallas on May 28 a game of Indian ball will be played by fourteen braves, each with two 30 inch sticks, as Redskins revive a sport likened to lacrosse and football. No holds are barred and brawls are frequent, with the game dating back to 1562 and attracting local sports fans.
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U.P
Redskins
Billy Edwards
Major League Baseball National League Results and Schedule
Yesterday results show Boston lost to New York seven to four, Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis four to zero, and Chicago beat Cincinnati eight to four. Today’s matchups include Boston at New York, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, and St. Louis at Cleveland.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Cselves
Louis
Minor League Baseball Results and Standings
Results across leagues include Dallas 7 Fort Worth 3 and Wichita Falls 8 Shreveport 3 with a second night game. Beaumont 8 San Antonio 4. Standings show Fort Worth 27-13 and Beaumont 26-14 leading, Houston 24-17, Wichita Falls 21-18, Galveston 14-28, Shreveport 13-27, San Antonio 10-24. Thursday schedule lists Dallas at Wichita Falls and Fort Worth at Shreveport among others.
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Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
San Antonio
Eess
Brenham
Texas
Riviera Mixed Golf Tourney Into Finals
The Riviera mixed golf event at Wolflin Park advances to the finals this afternoon with the last semi final pairing Mrs. W A Martin and J R Farmer versus Mrs. Elliott Hatch and G W Dodd. The winner will face Mrs. H F Maffy and Paul Denson for the championship. consolation matches saw Mrs. J W Roff and Bob Laidley defeat Mrs. Carl Smith and W W Cox 5 and 4. Proceeds go to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish Temple, prizes donated by Amarillo merchants, with Wolflin Park provided by Paulaes.
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W. A. Martin
J. R. Farmer
Elliott Hatch
G. W. Dodd
H. F. Maffy
Paul Denson
J. W. Roff
Bob Laidley
Carl Smith
W. W. Cox
Wolflin Park Golf Course
Paul Ellis
Allen Davidson
Jewish Temple
Amarillo
Paul Aes
Wolflin Park
Tyson Goes 10 Austin 10 Best Tyson Goes 10
Paul Tyson, Waco football coach, takes a year's leave of absence and travels to Austin after the notice of his leave in the Waco paper. At 40, a master of arts graduate, he aims to forestall decline by specializing in physical education and may switch roles, but expects to return to Waco High School after next year.
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Paul Tyson
Waco
Tyson
Waco High School
Baseball scores from three leagues overnight
Arizona Texas League results include Phoenix 11 El Paso 15 Globe 5 Nogales 10 Tucson 7 Bisbee 1. Coast League totals Los Angeles 10 Portland 6. Western League scores show Topeka 13 Wichita 18 Omaha 3 Pueblo 9. Three and two night games noted.
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Phoenix
el Paso
Globe
Nogales
Tucson
Bisbee
Los Angeles
Portland
Topeka
Wichita
Omaha
Pueblo
American League's New Leader Will Be Big Stick Wielder
William Harridge of Chicago was elected to a full three year term as American League president at a special meeting. The 46 year old leader is described as quiet and decisive having served 17 years as private secretary to Ban Johnson and more recently as league secretary under Earnest Barnes. His reputation rests on diplomacy and firm action in Johnson’s absence and quick, efficient administration.
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William Harridge
Chicago
Johnson
Ernest 8. Barnard
Boxing Night Results Across Cities Stir Quiet States
Reported bouts show Billy Jones stopping Willard Dix in Philadelphia while Johnny Hayes KO'd Ray Bowen in Washington. Leo Larvee outpointed Sam Bruce in Boston and Babe Hunt defeated Walter Cobb in Kansas City. Several newspaper decisions listed with mixed outcomes across Seattle New York and other venues.
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Billy Jones
Willard Dix
California
Johnny Hayes
Ray Bowen
Washington
D. C
Boston
Leo Larvee
Waterbury
Conn
Sam Bruce
Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Jimmie Wooten
Omaha
Jess Freeman
Best Relief For Athlete's Foot
This condition of the feet is caused by a germ or fungus. Relief comes by killing the fungus germs in 24 to 72 hours with a pleasant ointment named Tetterine prepared by Shoptrine Co Savannah Ga. Tetterine is sold at drug stores for 60c with a guarantee of perfect relief or money refunded.
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Shoptrine Co
Savannah
Baseball season leaders at a glance in 1930s league races
Summary of top players in the National and American leagues including Arlett Hornsby and Klein for batting Runs batted in Arlett Hornsby. hits and doubles led by Arlett Waner and Webb. home runs by Arlett Simmons and Cronin. pitching leaders Brandt Walberg and Grove with won loss records.
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Cubs
Klein
L. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Robins
Davis
Bartell
Worthington
Braves
Orsatti
Cardinals
Kein
Comorosky
Berger
Brandt
Sweetland
Derringer
Simmons
Athletics
Cochrane
Cronin
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