Shields Faces Davis Cup Challenge at Forest Hills
Frank Felds, the earnest tennis woman, contends in the quarter-finals of the national singles tournament at Forest Hills. Ellsworth Vines Jr and Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles are matched in a tense clash. Wilmer Allison battles Sidney Wood Jr as Wood stages a comeback against Frederick Perry of England. George Lott Jr faces Clifford Sutter in the intercollegiate quarter-finals.
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Ruth Leaves for Hospital
Detroit dispatch reports Babe Ruth left for New York ill with severe abdominal pains, possibly appendicitis. The Yankees begin a five game series with a doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers as Ruth is examined by the team physician.
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Braves rally wins game with bases loaded hit by Jordan
Baxter Jordan hit a bases loaded double in a rally that gave the Braves a win over the Cubs, contributing a homer to their second victory. Joe Moore homered, doubled, and singled three times as the Giants defeated Cincinnati.
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Didrickson to Aid Lions in Greenville Exhibition
Mil dred Didrickson Olympic games star will join a javelin and discus exhibition on the Lions Club program in Greenville tomorrow night. Receipts go to building an additional stadium at Phillips Field, home of the Greenville Lions, with Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics noted as a leading homer hitter at 180 pounds.
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Amarillo coach blasts new football rules at Southwest meeting
Blaly Cherry head coach of the Golden Sandies at Amarillo High School says the latest football rule changes will drain the game of glamor and thrill. The meeting, attended by over 150 coaches, covered rule interpretations on hands during free plays, penalties for intentional fouling, and substitutions ruling.
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Sports scores and standings from several leagues
Results across major leagues show Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 8 2 and Chicago defeated Boston 11 2 while Cincinnati edged New York 7 5. St Louis lost to Philadelphia 6 5. Standings list Chicago 55 59 and Pittsburgh 61 55? with Brooklyn 66 52. Thursday schedule includes St. Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York. American League games noted with scattered results and current records. Minor leagues report Dallas, Beaumont, Houston, Fort Worth, Tyler results and Thursday night matchups. Pacific Coast League lists Seattle 1 San Francisco 6 and three night games.
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Red Lucas Big Workhorse for Reds Still Dominant Endurance
Reds pitcher Red Lucas, in his seventh season with Cincinnati, shows endurance and reliability as he battles to finish what he starts. A 5-3 seventh inning deficit against the Giants turned into a loss after a three-run homer, while Chicago dropped two to Boston as Pittsburgh cut into Chicago's NL lead with a split against Brooklyn. Dizzy Dean lost to the Phillies as St. Louis fell 6-5 on the road. No American League games were played.
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Boxing Results From Across the Nation
Mickey Patrick of Chicago outpointed Willie Oster of Boston in a 10 round bout. Kermit Thompson of Oakland stopped Bobby Cox of Jacksonville in the fourth. Rinaldo Martinez of Nicaragua stopped Pedro Luna of Santa Rosa in the fourth. Earl White Head of Santa Monica outpointed Millie Milletti of Omaha in ten rounds. Freddie Steele of Tacoma outpointed David Velasco of Mexico City in six.
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Cubs Face Slump as Pirates Press for Pennant Lead
Chicago must win the pennant to satisfy fans who backed the team during a six game lead and to sustain Charley Grimm and William Veeck. With a five game cushion and a challenging road trip ahead facing the Robins, Chicago risks a collapse that could spark Hornsby taunts from Missouri.
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Letty Grove Hurls 13 Pitches as Porter Stands in Cleveland Lead
Letty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics pitched 13 balls before facing Dick Porter, Cleveland lead-off man, in a Philadelphia game. Porter advanced, and the dust settled with Cleveland maintaining the advantage.
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Beaumont Guns Galveston In Texas League Rout
Beaumont crushed Galveston 23 to 4 as Cromer and Woods combined for 21 hits including three homers. Paul Easterling led Beaumont with a double and three singles scoring six runs. Dallas edged Tyler 12 to 1 behind Zeke Bonura and Hal McKain. Houston beat San Antonio 3 to 2, Fort Worth and Longview were rained out. Dallas leads Beaumont by two games with four left in the schedule.
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Japan Bans Dog Fighting in Tokyo Home Office
The Japanese home office issues a ban on dog fighting in Tokyo triggering enforcement steps and penalties. Officials state the move aligns with animal welfare standards and public safety.
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Tough Middleweight Bout Sparks Tonight At Armory
Pat OBrien faces George Ligasky in the toughest middleweight contest of the season at the National Guard Armory tonight. Dee Mueller conflicts with Jack Purdin in a 20 minute semi final while Cla Kearns meets Dick Stallworth in the curtain-raiser. Tickets are at City Drug with box office opening at 7:30. Women admitted free minus the 10 cent federal tax.
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Baseball Leaders and 28 Women’s Teams Active in Birmingham
The National League leaders include O Doul and Klein with batting marks. Klein tops runs batted in and home runs while Hurst and Frisch lead other categories. Pitching leader Warneke is 20 5 and Swetonic 11 5. Twenty eight women’s teams play this season in Birmingham Alabama.
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Certificate of Authority issued to New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas certifies New Amsterdam Casualty Company of New York has complied with Texas law and is authorized to do business in Texas for the year ending February 26, 1933. Dated July 14, 1932, in Austin by Chairman W. A. Tarver.
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Paving bids sought for Amarillo street project
The City Commission of Amarillo Texas will receive sealed bids by 8 00 P M on September 13 1932 for paving on Ninth Avenue with Warrenite Bitulithic wearing surface or brick on concrete base Includes curb and gutter drainage structures and excavation Plans and specifications are on file in the City Engineer's office A 5 percent bid bond is required and a statutory performance bond will be furnished if awarded The city reserves the right to accept or reject any bid City Manager W N Durham Amarillo September 7 1932
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