City Golf Tourney Qualifying Underway at Hillcrest
Entrants in the annual City Golf Tournament must complete qualifying rounds before Saturday night at Hillcrest Country Club as rain delays the process. The field of 35 includes Elliott Hatch defending champion and Sammy Taylor who aims for both titles. 17 year old John D. Munn briefly shakes up the field with a 62 on Wolflin to set a course record.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Elliott Hatch
Sammy ‘Taylor
J. R. Farmer
Taylor
John D. Munn
Munn
Wolflin
Kid Moon Wins Sizeable Celestial Heavyweight Title Fight
Henry McLemore reports Kid Moon defeats Slugger Sun in two hours sixteen minutes in the planetary arena. Crowd exceeds one hundred million, charity rematch for 1934 to benefit Yerkes Observatory. Moon lands decisive lunar parallax blow at 4:39 ending the bout.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Kid Moon
Celestial Universe
Sun
Yerkes Observatory
North Pole
Slugger Sun
Mercury
Venus
Moon
Slugger
Empire State
Greenberg Voted Best HOU in Texas League
Hank Greenberg Beaumont first baseman received 18 votes to win the Texas League most valuable Shaver award. Byrne James Dallas second baseman finished second with 17 votes, and Joe Medwick, recently moved from Houston to the St. Louis Cardinals, was third with 13 votes.
Cubs-Made five hits in win over Giants with homer and triple
Kiki Cuyer collected five hits for the Cubs including a triple and a homer in a game against the Giants. Elon Hogsett outpitched Tony Freitas to help the Tigers beat the Athletics in a home game. Dodgers swept a doubleheader from the Reds. Leon Chagnon sparked the Pirates to a 2-1 win over the Braves.
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Kiki Cuyer
Cubs
Giants
Wolf
Elon Hogsett
Tigers
Tony Freitas
Athletics
Dodgers
Reds
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Mack Betts
Pittsburgh
Braves
National and American League results and standings
Baseball results across leagues with standings and upcoming games. National League scores include Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 1 and New York 9 Chicago 10, with Pittsburgh 2 Boston 1. Standings highlight Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, New York, Cincinnati. American League reports Detroit 6 Philadelphia 4 and St. Louis 6 Washington 7, with rest of schedule. Texas League results list Tyler at San Antonio postponed by rain and several city matchups with current records.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
W. L. t.Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Jieses
Philadelphia Devere
Cleveland
Sevee
Chicago Cheese
Local Netters Compete in Park Tennis Tournament
The Public Parks Tennis Tournament opens this week at Ellwood Park with five divisions. Men and women compete in singles and doubles including mixed doubles. Semi finals are set for Saturday with top contenders L Duhiva Stine Trice and Stuke among the favorites.
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Ellwood Park
L. Duhivda
Gordon Stine
W. E. Trice
Ed Stuke
Jack Hays
Lloyd Fletcher
Bill Flenniken
Annette Powell
Irish Peters
Camilla Keatley
Katherine Duncan
Jean Epperson
Amarillo High History Instructor Resigns for Colorado Law Degree
W. C. Vineyard of the Amarillo High School history faculty resigned yesterday to attend the University of Colorado and pursue a law degree. He taught history last year and was sponsor of La Airosa, the high school annual.
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W. C. Vineyard
Amarillo High School
University of Colorado
Vineyard
la Airosa
Cubs Slug Out Freak Victory In Copperpile Nation
The Cubs extended their winning streak to 12 games with a 10 to 9 victory over New York as Kiki Cuyler drove in Demaree on a ninth inning single. The Pirates won their fifth straight, Pie Traynor homered to beat the Braves. Dodgers beat Reds 7-1 and 11-10 in two games. Tigers halted Freitas streak with Hogsett homers and Geh ringer. Senators swept Browns 7-6.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York
Giants
Lon Warheke
Cubs
Kiki Cuyler
Demaree
Guy Bush
Mark Koenig
Cuyler
Dodgers
Reds
Bill Clark
Tigers
Tony Freitas
Elon Hogsett
Gehringer
Athletics
Washington Senators
Browns
Army and Navy resume gridiron ties for 1932
The Army and Navy will renew football relations at Franklin Field Philadelphia on December 3. A previous 1927 split over eligibility rules led to a long pause. a new three year agreement is signed despite ongoing disputes. Navy maintains three year eligibility while Army requires cadets be treated equally regardless of prior play.
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New York
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Call of Charity
Moreland Begins Walker Cup Play
At Brookline Country Club Francis Ouimet leads the American Walker Cup team against England in the 10 year strongest international line up. The historic course hosts the event as four foursomes open the competition with eight singles slated for tomorrow. Gus Moreland and Charlie Seaver were set to face Tony Torrance and John DeForest at 8:45 A.M.
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Brookline
Mass
Francis Ouimet
England
Vardon
Ray
Oil Worker Injured in Kilgore Rig Crash
Claude Stanford, 26, was seriously injured when a cable snapped on an oil well rig three miles northwest of Kilgore. Nearby, James Taylor Studdard, 24, died in the same accident and his funeral was set for today.
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Kilgore
U.P
Claude Stanford
Here
de Berry
James Taylor Studdard
Studdard
Turner elected mayor of Dallas to fill Bradf ord term
Charles E. Turner who had been mayor pro tem since May 1 1931 was elected mayor of Dallas at a council meeting He will serve the remaining term of the late T L Bradford No successor to Turner will be named within a week per council members
Beaumont 10 First Again as Easterling Powers Exporters
Beaumont Exporters move into sole first place in the second half pennant race aided by Paul Easterling's two homers and four RBIs. Luke Hamlin earned his 20th win as Beaumont defeated Fort Worth 6 to 1. Dallas fell 11 to 2 to Houston while Galveston beat Longview 7 to 2. San Antonio and Tyler were rained out.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Paul
Dallas
Houston
Erickson
Garland
Beaumont
Galveston
Longview
Thormahlen
Fort Worth
Dallas Steers
San Antonio
Tyler
Dempsey’s Manager Hurt In Oklahoma Auto Crash
Leonard Sacks, manager of Jack Dempsey, suffered a broken arm in an auto crash near Hydro Oklahoma. Two Black cotton field workers were injured. Police detained Sacks for questioning as the car carrying Sacks and Denny Johnson sideswiped a truck with 27 workers en route to Los Angeles.
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Anadarko
Okla
Leonard Sacks
Jack Dempsey
Sacks
Denny Johnson
Los Angeles
Hydro
Baer Knocks Out Schaaf in Ten Round Thriller
Max Baer defeats Ernie Schaaf in Chicago by a 10 round decision that the crowd calls a knockout. Baer mounted a late rally, ending Schaaf’s undefeated stretch as Schaaf lay unconscious at the final bell in the Chicago stadium before 6500 spectators.
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BAER
Schaaf
Livermore
Calif
Exsailor
County Budget Report Expected Completion Saturday
County commissioners, after two days of work, recessed to host a regional judges and commissioners convention and planned to reconvene Saturday to finish the county budget report. Copies would be printed for officials and newspaper publication before the next public budget meeting.
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West Texas
Hagen Loses Marathon 43 Hole National Golf Match
Walter Hagen fell in the second round of the National Professional Championship as Johnny Golden outlasted him in a record stretching 43 hole duel. Other early results saw Ed Dudley Abe Espinosa and defending champ Tom Creavy advance, with Regie Myles and Vincent Eldred also winning thrillers. In Dallas a prisoner escape led to Harold Oldman’s arrest after he overpowered Deputy Seale and seized his gun in an alley hen house.
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Paul
Minn
Keller
Walter Hagen
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Bobby” Cruickshank
New York
Golden
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Tom Creavy
Albany
Hagen
Reggie Lewis
Dallas
Harold Oldman
Denver Seale
Seale
Oldman
Hem
Baseball Title Hints From an Era of Big Stat Stars
The record notes top league performers with names like O Doul Klein Ruth Foxx and Gehringer. It lists leaders in batting runs batted in doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching records for the National and American leagues. It reflects early 20th century baseball achievements and standout players across teams.
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Senger
Associated Press
O'Douk
Dodgers
W. Davis
Phillies
Imed Phillies
O'Doul
Hurst
Klein
P. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Cronin
Senators
Chapman
Walker
Allen
Gomez
Londos Defeats Savoldi in Title Defense in Los Angeles
Jim Londos heavyweight wrestler defeated Jumping Joe Savoldi in straight falls last night in defense of his claim to the worlds wrestling title.
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Los Angeles
Jim Londos
Joe" Savoldi
Dr Baynham Returns From Pacific Northwest Clinic Tour
Dr. C. W. Baynham has returned from Seattle where he attended the first annual Pacific Coast Northwest Clinic. He also toured the region visiting Victoria British Columbia Mt. Ranier and other points of interest.
Irish Wrestlers Battle at Armory Card Tonight
Pat O'Brien faces Jack Purdin in the main event a best two out of three falls match. George Ligosky meets Doc Mueller in the semi final. Promoter Mantell offers Wrestling's Gift to Femmes Walt Stratton a weight lifting act with cash prize for equality. Ladies admitted for ten cent tax.
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Harps
Erin
Guild
Pat O'Brien
Jack Purdin
Mr. O'Brien
Purdin
O'Brien
George Ligosky
Doc Mueller
the Armory
Mantell
Walt Stratton
Walter
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Chicago Max Baer from Livermore outpointed Ernie Schaaf of Boston while Tracy Cox of Indianapolis drew with Prince Saunders of Chicago and Les Kennedy of Vernon outpointed Baxter Calmes of Wichita. Jack King of Little Rock outpointed Solly Dukel sky of Chicago. In Oakland Leroy Haynes of Pasadena outpointed Paul Swider ski of Syracuse. In San Francisco Gaston Le cadre of France outpointed Claude Capley of Ban Rafael California.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Prince Saunders
Drew
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Baxter Calmes
Wichita
Kas
Jack King
Little Rock
Ark
Solly Dukelsky
Oakland
Leroy Haynes
Pasadena
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
San Francisco
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John Olver
W. Dodd
Young
D. Bartlett
G. H. Millican
Bill Keigh
O. P. Redman
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Tomley
Drew Crossett
F. E. Woods
MD. Cox
Alfred Nelson
Sam Taylor
J. W. Jones
Paul Redman
George Turner
E. W. Thomerson
Charles Horn
Stanley Marsh
Joy Wagner
J. N. Childers
L. L. Iilley
L. H. Clark
G. W. Dodd
Zane Smith
Manson Allen
Harley Inger
Cal Farly
Harry Daily
F. H. Boozer
Dick Bivins
Don Loden
Fred Wagner
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Moreland
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Demsey
George Kirkley
Jack Sharkey
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