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In Amarillo tonight the Phillips 66 of Pampa meets the Texaco Fire Chiefs in the second game of a double header at 8 o'clock. The first game matches White Shirts against Ferrell Pharmacy of Panhandle. Admittance is 10 cents at the canyon highway park near El Taos Night Club.
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Amarillo
Phillips
Pampa
Pride
Texaco Fire Chiefs
White Shirts
Ferrell Pharmacy
Cowie Electric Ten
Phillips of
Vega
Elks Club
Maxor Drug
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Canyon Highway
Giants Staff Weakening Threatens National League Lead
The Associated Press reports Giants pitching falters as Gabler struggles and the Pirates and Cubs win, narrowing the lead over St Louis. In the AL, White Sox idle while Tigers and Indians win, keeping heat on the pennant race.
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Associated Press
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Billy Terry
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Frisch
Cardinals
Pirates
Brooklyn
Bill Swift
Yanks
White Sox
Tigers
Washington
Senators
Tommy Bridges
Hal Trosky
Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Browns
P. Waner
Medwick
J. Martin
Ott
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Berger
Bees
S. Martin
Hubbell
French
Southwest Conference Gradsters Limber Up
Southwest conference athletes limbered up as two-a-day practices continued across schools. SMU Coach Matty Bell praised his large squad and hinted at an aerial defense as Texas A&M gears for an offensive shift. Baylor Texas Texas Christian Arkansas and Rice prepared with various drills while nearby Savannah bans driving teams with whips in city vehicles.
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Rice
Owls
Corpus Christi
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Aggies
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Karl Steffans
Brady
Joe Turner
Fort Davis
Lloyd Russell
Baylor University
Cleveland
Leo Meyer
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian University
Steers
University of Texas
Jack Chevigny
Longhorns
Louisiana State
Fred Thomson
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Rice Institute Owls
Mavericks Club Notes On Health Wins and Visits
Alvis Grant had tonsil and adenoids removed and remains home at 606 Madison Street. Owen Harmen visited three months then left for return next summer. Talmadge Murphy and T. J. Counts feature in hospital and reading woes respectively. J. T. Young joined the army and heads to Fitzsimmons Hospital for medical study.
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Alvis Grant
Madison Street
Alvis
Mavericks
F E. T. Dykeman
Owen Harmen
Owen
J. T. Young
Regular Army
Denver
Fitzsimmons Hospital
J. T
Amarillo High School
Chub
Sir Malcolm Campbell Eyeing Harmsworth Trophy Return
United Press reports Sir Malcolm Campbell plans a high speed motorboat project after his land speed record, aiming to challenge Gar Wood for the Harmsworth trophy within two years. Campbell calls England wrong about a record attempt, citing his lack of passion for cars but interest in boats and new ideas.
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London
Air Ministry
Sir Malcolm
England
Berkley
Wood
Bluebird
Gar Wood
Malcolm
Commodore Wood
Oklahoma City Rises to Third in Texas League
Oklahoma City moved into third place in the Texas League with three games left after a 7 3 win over the Dallas Steers. Klaem ner pitched five hits allowed as Tulsa fell 7 5 to Fort Worth. Houston rallied to beat San Antonio 8 6 as Hillin, Walkup and Nelson pitched.
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Dallas Steers
Dallas
Jim Stroner
Klaemner
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Greer
Texans
Houston
San Antonio
Taylor
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Nelson
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Ince
Beaumont
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Houston & San Antonio
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Humorous Exchange About Milk and Power Mystery
Fragmentary dialogue shows Cotton Rutledge asking about milk and its source. Fred Breakbearter Brokeshoulder is praised for doing well, while a puzzling phrase about power and weaker socks appears. The passage mixes playful misnaming and garbled questions.
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Fred
The Mask Wins Final Billing In Amarillo Wrestling
The Mask defeats Dorry Detton at the National Guard Armory to remain undefeated and close his Amarillo billing with a dramatic finish. Detton held early offense for an hour seven before The Mask pinned him in 13 minutes of the second fall. Detton could not return for the third fall under Texas rules. Preliminary bouts featured Danny McShain Herb Parks and Gene LaBelle Ace Abbott in a 15 minute crab hold win. Klem Kusek Joe Bauer drew in the curtain opener.
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Dorry Detton
National Guard Armory
Amarillo
Detton
Mystery Man
Texas
Danny McShain
Herb Parks
Gene LaBelle
Baseball and standings roundup from major leagues
National League results include St. Louis 3 over Boston 2 and Pittsburgh 11 over Brooklyn 5. Standings show New York and St. Louis leading. Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia trailing. American League results show Washington 2 over Detroit 5 and New York 4 over Cleveland 5 with several matchups listed and pennant race context. Texas League results feature Fort Worth 7 Tulsa 5 and Dallas 3 Oklahoma City 7 with other scheduled games noted.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mt. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Diesel
MARS
Kotetanvares
Pickpocket Outwits World Police at Sarajevo Meet
At an international police conference in Sarajevo ninety top police chiefs and detectives found their pockets emptied in the Oriental Market. Lawyer Dr B Vidoviteh produced a sack of stolen goods and confessed to hiring a convict to trail the visitors.
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Sarajevo
B. Vidoviteh
Dr. Vidoviteh
Over 90 Teams To Be In High Grid Chase
Roy B. Henderson announces rosters for 16 class A districts in the Texas Interscholastic League football championship. The plan shows district alignments, changes to bi district play offs, and a large rise in team enrollments. District listings cover Amarillo to Weslaco with West North South Texas brackets.
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Associated Press
Roy B. Henderson
West
Texas
North Texas
Fast
South Texas
Amarillo
Borger
Lubbock
Pampa
Plainview
Childress
Electra
Graham
Olney
Quanah
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Big Spring
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Cisco
Eastland
Ranger
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Austin
el Paso
Bowie
el Paso High
Fabens
Ysleta
Bonham
Denison
Gainesville
Paris
Sherman
Denton
Greenville
Highland Park
Dallas
McKinney
Sulphur Springs
Fort Worth
Masonic Home
Hen pheasant leads brood of wild-feathered chicks
A Sioux Falls man reports a hen pheasant has adopted a brood of white feathered chickens. The mother found a hidden nest and hatched the eggs, and the chicks are described as wild as the hen.
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Sioux Falls
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Farma
White woman earns master’s degree in Cha no yu tea ceremony
Kristine Begulyev, after returning from the Orient, becomes the first white woman to receive a master’s degree in the Japanese tea ceremony Cha no yu and the ancient art of poetic flower arrangement. The report notes her achievement alongside a curious aside about human physiology.
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TEA
San Francisco
Mise Rogyyaku
Kristine A. Begulyev
Orient
Waldorf Eyes Northwestern Push After Early Success
Evanston Sept 10 The famed Lynn Waldorf aims to mold Northwestern into a swift top contender by October with Minnesota and Ohio State in the early schedule. The 1935 Wildcats, led by Captain Steve Reid and Don Heap, bring 20 lettermen and strong reserves, seeking to build on last season’s rise and Notre Dame upset. Waldorf emphasizes rapid development to peak for October clashes with Iowa Ohio State and Minnesota.
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Evanston
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Waldorf
Wildcats
Wildcat
Notre Dame
Steve Reid
Don Heap
Iowa
Ohio
Roundup of 1940s sports chatter and results
Roundup from New York and Houston covers coach moves and players in action. Michigan's line coach bid stalled by Yost while Blott remains a missing piece. Braddock returns home. Yankee trainer aids Helen Jacobs. Alabama Pitts linked to New Rochelle Bulldogs. Lawson Little angles for golf pay. Yankees hold AL lead since May 10. Foxx tabs Yale for pitching with four homers against Bronca. Lou Little reliant on meds for hip. Barber’s Hill claims Houston state semipro title with 5–0 win over Thompson Gulf Oilers, going 6–0 in tournament.
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New York
Harry Kipke
Jack Blott
Michigan
Yost
Jimmy Braddock
Doc Painter
Helen Jacobs
Alabama Pitts
Lawson Little
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Yale
Johnny Bronca
Lou Little
Sixto Ascobar
Houston
Barber's Hill
Thompson Gulf Oilers
Houston Post
Barbers Hill
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Matt Miller
Lewie Hardage
Okla
University of Tulsa
Vic Hart
Forrest Gregory
Huntsville
Sam Houston Bearcats
H. O. Crawford
Canyon
al Baggett
West Texas State
Marshall May
Bob Cox
Baggett
Texacos
Terry
BY Sid Feder
Carl Hubbell
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Gabby Gabler
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Stan Hack
Gabler
Gradsters Limber Up
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