Country Club Opens Postponed Match Play In Fine Condition
Officials announced the golf course is in excellent shape and members may begin the four flight match play at once following last Sunday’s pairings. Matches include Olver versus Whitsett Vaughn against Larson and Clark against Shannon with several others listed for first and second flights.
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John Olver
Gaines Whitsett
Sam Vaughn
H. H. Larson
Wallace Clark
George Shannon
Sid West
Wes Hall
Don Culton
Rufus Ryan
Lou Stogner
Louis H. Smith
C. B. Davis
Match Play Rounds Open At Oil Meet Golf Tourney
208 contestants enter the International Petroleum Exposition golf event at Tulsa Country Club. Cyril Tolley and George Johnston shot 72 to lead medal ties, Tolley withdrawing for business. Jimmy Manion posted 74 and Logan L. Van Zandt 75 as contenders in the 18 flight event with 16 players each.
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Associated Preas
Tulsa
Tulsa Country Club
Cyril Tolley
George Johnston
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Logan L. van Zandt
Johnston
McCarthy Declined as Red Sox Manager for 1931
Philadelphia dispatch reports Joe McCarthy may sign with the Yankees but Boston Red Sox president Bob Quinn ruled out any consideration of McCarthy as manager for 1931. The former Cubs manager replaced by Rogers Hornsby was recently in the news regarding his future.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joe McCerthy
Ow York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Bostonmerican League Baseball Club
McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Man Ends Life With Gas Fumes
Corpus Christi Oct 8 The body of Charles F. Clements of McKinney was found in a tightly closed automobile on the banks of the Nueces river near Calallen. An inner tube connected to the exhaust pipe was over his face. A coroner s verdict of death by own action was returned.
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United Press
Corpus Christi
Charles F. Clements
McKinney
Nueces River
Calallen
President Fidelis Addresses King's Mountain Centennial Crowd
President Fidelis praised the sesquicentennial celebration at King's Mountain South Carolina near the North Carolina line. He urged preservation of equal opportunity and warned that corruption, pacifism, and ballot manipulation threaten American democracy and national greatness.
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America
Promoter Bets on Fury as Kopecky Faces Kallio for Middleweight Title
Joe Kopecky promises a fast bout against Gus Kallio as Anderson’s bill packs the armory Friday night. Kopecky calls Farley a ham while citing Farley’s draw with the Finn. Tickets are moving fast and expect a full house with Bob Roy also in semi wind up.
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Anderson
Armory
Joe Kopecky
Gus Kallio
Joseph
Finn
Cal Farley
Joe
Farley
South Texas
Kallio
Kopecky
Bob Roy
Roy Anderson
Big Pebble
Gulf
Amarillo Delegates to Attend Texas Synod Meeting
J. M. Neely and Dr. R. Thomson will attend the Synod of Texas meeting in Seymour October 9 to 18. The synodical women’s organization meets simultaneously. Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs. Cornhurst will represent Amarillo. Thomson will report on the General Assembly minutes and attend sessions Thursday through Saturday.
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J. M. Neely
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Synod of Texas
Seymour
Synodical Women’s Organization
Texas Synod
Synodica
A. &. Aldridge
Amarillo
Neely
G. J. Irvin
Children's Home
Dr. Thomson
Thomson
General Assembly
Annual Mission School Opens for Women at Central Presbyterian
The W M A of Central Presbyterian Church begins its annual autumn school on missions today at 10 A M in the Christian Endeavor rooms. The study uses India Looks to the Future with Mrs C W Wright instructing over six weeks. Regular Wednesday afternoon circle meetings accompany the morning classes. In New York Randolph S Churchill 19 son of Winston Churchill arrives to lecture on socialism and British politics.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
India
C. W. Wright
New York
England
Randolph S. Churchill
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Phillies Aided by Coveleskie Memory in Series Tale
Billy Murray recalls Harry Coveleskie as a standout southpaw in the days of Ed Delahanty Nap Lajoie and Mickey Doolin. He recounts a road game where Coveleskie allowed a runner to steal second and third before a sacrifice fly, costing the team a one run defeat. Murray notes Mack's choice of pitching for the opener in the world series and Mack’s defense of Grove as the logical starter to win the first game.
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Billy Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Ed Delehanty
Nap Lajoie
Mickey Doolan
Phils
Harry Coveleskie
Coveleskie
Pennsylvania
Harry
House of McGraw
Billy
Doolan and
Knabe
Lefty Grove
Mack
Walberg
Shores
Mahaffey
Quinn
Earnshaw
Rommel
Howard Ehmke
Grove
A's
Bowling Loop to Be Formed Next Friday
Firms must send representatives to Amarillo Bowling Alleys on Polk Street for the 1930 31 bowling association meeting. Players may attend to elect officers and organize two winter leagues. The alley crew has re oiled and polished the lanes and the venue is expected to host inter city competition during holidays.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
KE. B. Bynum
Garden Books Title Fights for Winter
Madison Square Garden has booked two championship fights for the upcoming winter boxing season. A flyweight bout pits Midget Wolgast of Philadelphia against Frankie Genaro to decide the division ruler. On November 14 Al Singer seeks to defend his lightweight crown against Tony Canzoneri after recovery from a prior knockout.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
Frankie Genaro
al Singer
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
Mounts Shipping To Arlington For Turf Races
Arlington Downs hosts horses headed for races November 1 to 11 including the Texas Breeders Futurity a six furlong test for 2 year olds with a $2,500 purse. Jockeys prep mounts with daily workouts as the turf scene heats up. A quirky baseball note adds that Al Munro Elias could not find a matching world series or record statistic, calling it a stumper.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Arlington Downs
al Munro Elias
Elias
Pee Wee Golfer Dyt Runs Amuck On Mini Golf Course
Los Angeles report recounts Cjerard C. Dyt, a pee wee golfer, who after a string of missed putts on a Downey course grows angry and uses a putter as a weapon. Deputies arrest him after he terrorizes players and seeks more courses, with a 15 day sentence for disturbing the peace and a mental observation order.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Get
Clerard C
Hynes
Dyt
Downey
Bellflower
Women Golfers Tee Off at Dallas Open Invitational
The opening round of a 64 hole medal play invitational tournament started at Dallas Country Club with seventy leading Dallas women competing. Mrs. M. H. Strothman and Mrs. FE F. Aymond were the first pairing at 9 am, while the final twosome, Mrs. I P French and Mrs. R E B Winger of Fort Worth, were set to tee off after 2 pm.
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Associated Pree
Dallas
Dallas Country Club
Dallas Women's Golf Association
M. H. Strothman
FE. F. Aymond
I’. K. French
R. EB. Winger
Fort Worth
Hanson Post to Sponsor Armistice Day Football Game
The Amer ican Legion Hanson Post No 484 will sponsor the Am arillo Junior College versus 5 M U Colts football game on Armistice Day November 11. A large celebration is planned with a Pampa Legion band likely to perform if they attend. A city wide church service is set for Sunday night before Armistice Day at the city auditorium with speaker Paul J McNutt, former Legion national commander.
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Amarillo
5. M. U. Colts
American Legion
Hanson Post
Legion
Pampa
Crack Legion
City Auditorium
Paul J. McNutt
University of Indiana
Speeding Event At Cotton Palace
WACO Oct event features stocky racing cars racing around the half mile track at the Cotton Palace venue drawing crowds to the fairgrounds.
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Cotton Palace
Waco, Tex
Texas Cotton Palace
Ipeedom
Gus Schrader
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