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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1936

Page

12

Buffs Retain Lead in Texas

In Texas League action, Dallas split a twin bill with Tulsa 4-2 and 6-1, keeping pressure on the league pace. Houston beat Galveston 4-3 for the Buccaneers seventh straight loss as rain paused two other games in Fort Worth at Oklahoma City and Beaumont at San Antonio.

Associated Press Dallas Tulsa Fort Worth Oklahoma City Galveston Beaumont Houston San Antonio Dallas Steers Tulsa Oilers Tulsans Jim Parker Vic Frasier Oilers Houston Buffaloes Galveston Buccaneers

United Press boxing roundup links nations and cities for bouts

Aiy United Press reports results from multiple card bouts. In Jamaica New York Dave U Levin pinned Maurice La Chapelle and decisioned Sid Westrich. In Columbus Max Martin defeated Joe Devito and Fritz Schemling pinned Pete Sherman. Everett Marshall of Columbus pinned Frank Sexton at Sedalia. Dr Karl Sarpolis of Cleveland beat Chief Chewackt in Wigwam Indiana.

United Press New York Dave Ulevin Jamaica N. Y Maurice la Chapelle France Max Martin Columbus Sid Westrich Leo Wyckoff Kansas City Joe Devito Italy Fritz Schemling Germany Pete Sherman Texas Ohio Everett Marshall Frank Sexton Sedalia Alan Fustace Wakefield Kansas Dutch” Heffner Sherman Portland Karl Sarpolis Cleveland Chewackt Wigwam Indiana

Monkeys Named for Local Officials in Kinston Zoo

In Kinston North Carolina six new monkeys at the children's zoo bear the names of the mayor and city councilmen. In Mexico the supreme court rules archeological discoveries fall under state jurisdiction.

Kinston S. C Children's Zoo Mexico Supreme Court

Open format for the 1936 U S Golf Open at Baltusrol

As Baltusrol prepares for the 1936 U S Open starting June 4 Sam Parks Jr. dominates the hometown favorites list with 299 total strokes while legends like Hagen Sarazen and Picard vie for the title. Odds favor Revolta and others with Parks viewed as an underdog in this challenging Oakmont-like course.

New York Baltusrol Sam Parks Short Hills N. J Oakmont Sam Parks, Jr Pittsburgh Parks Jimmy Thomson Walter Hagen Francis Culmet Ray Mangrum Denny Shute Gene Sarazen Horton Smith al Krueger Henry Picard Hershey Picard Bobby Jones Johnny Revolta Harry Cooper Jim Brad Dock Revolta Chicago Torchy Toda Chick Chin Japan Johnny Farrell Quaker Ridge

TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS AB HBA

Bettencourt and Gryska lead Texas League batting with high averages, Mosolf and Tauby top hits. Stroner and Harvell drive home runs. Other leaders include Johnson and Cole on pitching, with multiple players named from Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Galveston.

Associated Press Hba Bettencourt Gryska San Antonio Mosolf Dallas Stroner Harvel Tauby Harvey Martin Houston Padgett Garms Governor Galveston Harshany Levey Tulsa Mallon Johnson Fort Worth Cole Baker I. Smith W. Miller

Rowdy Matmen Frolic Tonight at Armory Showdown

The Armory presents a wrestling program headlined by The Black Dragon vs Tex Watkins in a two of three falls main event. Ray Meyers of Louisville faces Jack Gorman of San Angelo in the semi final. Sailor Tex Watkins will reveal the masked Dragon. Reserved seats available at City Drug Store.

Black Dragon Tex Watkins Ray Meyers Louisville Jack Gorman San Angelo Armory Dragon Amarillo Wriggly Highgeared Kentuckian

Arkansas Athletes Plan Summer Jobs Across State

A survey shows Arkansas Razorbacks football players and peers will spend vacation months in outdoor labor and factory or public works jobs. Captain-elect Cliff Van Sickle and teammates Holt and Gilmore head for ROTC camp. Stout works in a glass factory. Montgomery mines at Bauxite. Hamilton aids the State Highway Department. Sanders and Lallman take oil-field work. Poole Howell and Haden ride college all star invites with potential Berlin trip and a Dallas Bears game in early September.

United Press Texas University of Arkansas Cliff van Sickle Razorback Fort Leavenworth Kan Arkansas Jack Holt George Gilmore Bot Stout Okmulgee Oklo Lloyd Montgomery Bauxite Ark Ray Hamilton Giant Arkansas State Highway Department Percy Sanders Ed Lallman el Dorado Ike Poole Big Jim Howell Berlin Poole Howell Jack Haden Southwestern Collegiate All Stars Chicago Bears Dallas

Bootlegger Upheld For Ontario Jobs

Prime Minister M. P. Hepburn of Ontario defends government liquor store jobs for two convicted bootleggers. He notes bootlegging once held respectability and cites Windsor’s respectable citizens’ connections to bootleggers. California’s 1935 gold yield reached 30.429 million dollars, the highest since 1862.

Toronto Ont U.P M. PF. Hepburn Ontario Windsor California

Casey Stengel Spills Benchside Tales From Brooklyn

Charles Grumich captures Casey Stengel in a Brooklyn Field piece as the Giants loom and fans trade notes. Stengel recalls early Kansas City roots, dental school, and a career arc from bench to major leagues amid Flatbush rivalry chatter and fan energy.

Kansas City American Association Casey Brooklyn Casey- At Stengel Flatbush Louie Giants William Harold Terry

Students serve as janitors at Chicago Art Institute

Twenty five young men and a girl work as janitors at the Art Institute of Chicago while displaying more than 30 paintings and sculptures. They mop floors dust statues and scrub brushes daily, balancing labor with artistic ambitions. Kent Taylor, a high school singer, once led his own orchestra but never sang in films.

Chicago School of the Art Institute of Chicago the Institute Kent Taylor The

Lightning strikes Governor's Palace five times in half hour

Beverly Shores Indiana reports lightning hitting the Governor's Palace model home five times in 30 minutes. A weather vane fire followed by a fall from a scaffold, then three more strikes damaged the roof walls and 60 windows. The odd aside mentions royal stamp collectors including George V Fuad Leopold and others in a chaotic recap.

Beverly Shores Ind Vincent Penz

Eastern clubs alone in AAA track title race

Eastern teams dominate the AAU championships at Franklin Field as California skips the meet, handing the team prize to the East. Harvard loses captain Milton Green to a tendon injury, boosting Cornell’s challenge while Yale Dartmouth Princeton Manhattan Holy Cross and Michigan State vie for points.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pacific Coast Franklin Field Southern California Stanford California Harvard Harvards Cornells Milton Green Crimson Green Cambridge Jack Moakley Yale Dartmouth Princeton Manhattan Holy Cross Michigan State Cornell

Movie detectives work just for the fun of it

Twenty Ohioans attend motion picture shows as often as they wish with state paying admission and transportation. The secret service within the state division of film censorship operates anonymously as part of the department. They supervise exhibitor compliance by ensuring films have division approval and leaders show approval.

Columbus State Division of Film Censorship

Major League Leaders From Baseball Standings

The Associated Press lists national and American league leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching with teams including the Giants Cardinals Phillies Bees Tigers Yankees Browns Indians Red Sox Senators and Browns. Skunks have the reputation of eating bumblebees and yellow jackets.

Associated Press Terry Giants Medwick Cardinals J. Martin Cuyler Rees Ott Jordan Bees Herman Cubs Camills Phillies Riggs Reds J. Moore Allen and Galan Gumbert Schumacher Sullivan Indians Lewis Senators Gehrig Yankees Gehringer Tigers Dickey Trosky Rolfe Clift Browns Foxx Red Sox Werber Powell Grove Pearson

Pirates 10 Try Longhorn Star

Austin May 28 Pirat es send center fielder Melvin Primo Preibisch of the Southwest Conference champion Texas nine to try out with the Pittsburgh Pirates leaving June 7. He follows ex-Texas outfielders Ernie Kay and Buster Bachel who also moved to pro ball this year. Pitcher Dick Midkiff and second baseman Aubrey Graham joined the Boston Red Sox earlier this week.

Austin Melvin “Primo” Preibisch University of Texas Texas Pittsburgh Pirates Preibisch Sealy Ernie Kay Buster Bachel Dick Midkiff Aubrey Graham Boston Red Sox

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