Youths Again Rule Amateur Golf Championship
The United States Amateur Championship opened its second 18 holes of qualifying at Five Farms. Johnny Fischer led with 69, two shots ahead of Jack Westland who shot 71, as 154 starters chased 32 match play spots. Numerous debutants and former stars battled for advancement amid tight scores and potential ties.
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Baltimore
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Fischer
Five Farms
Jack Westland
Chicago
Bill Blaney
West Newton
Mass
George Voight
New York
D. W. Armstrong
Lancaster
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Francis Culmet
Boston
Billy Howell
Richmond
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Terry Gets Chance To Produce a Team Of His Own Making
New York Sept 13 Bill Terry will recruit and mold a team as manager of the New York Giants. He signed a two year contract covering 1933 and 1934 with satisfactory terms to Terry and President Charles Stoneham. The Giants were in seventh place after a disastrous season.
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New York
Bill Terry
Memphis
John McGraw
New York Giants
Terry
Harles Stoneham
Baseball
Tulsa Takes 2-Game Western League Lead on Oilers
Tulsa Oilers built a 2 game edge in the Western League playoff race after a 6 to 4 win at home. Charley Wood pitched three hits while Floyd Young, the Oilers shortstop, collected two home runs a double and a single for Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Oilers
Charley Wood
Floyd Young
Young
Yankees poised to clinch pennant with 100th win
The New York Yankees need one more victory, likely Tuesday, to clinch the American League pennant and secure a World Series spot. They own around 100 wins, with 12 games left, while Philadelphia and Washington lag. Bill Dickey belted a homer in Cleveland, the first by a visiting player at the park since July.
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New York Yankees
Yanks
Philadelphia
A’s
Washington Senators
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Bill Dickey
Cleveland Park
Jury Fails To Reach Cisco Grid Decision
EASTLAND September 13 A 91st district court jury debating Cisco’s suit for reinstatement in the Inter scholastic League football race failed to decide. The panel was dismissed to reassemble Tuesday morning after hearing arguments Saturday night. The jury was asked to answer 14 questions about motives behind IL committees suspension of Cisco High. The CISCO independent school district sought reinstatement and $10,000 damages.
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Eastland
Cisco
Cisco Independent
Big Five Football Lineup Slugger Standings Noted
In a United Press recap the line shows Jimmy Foxx go 0 for 5, Babe Ruth idle, Lou Gehrig with two doubles and a single driving in two runs in four at bats, Al Simmons 0 for 5, Bill Terry also idle.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Sandie grid drills focus on pass reception problem
Coach Blair Cherry drills at Butler Field tackle pass snatchers as a major season issue. Carter and Mann train as blockers while Elmo Byrd and Bust Em Bob House compete for the spinner and wing back roles. Jack Cleghorn emerges as a promising so phomore toter and tosser, still learning blocking duties.
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Sandie
Blair Cherry
Butler Field
Carter
Mann
Cherry
Elmo Byrd
Yannigan
Bob House
Jack Cleghorn
Buchanan
Standings and results in the National League baseball games
Results show Monday's scores Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 3 Brooklyn 4 with standings led by Pittsburgh 78–62 and Brooklyn 68–54. Week schedule includes St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston with multiple matchups listed and teams' win percentages noted.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
W. L. Pot
SOUL
Acta Tones
AGB
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Steers Ready to Leave Dallas for Beaumont Series
Dallas Steers finish workouts at home and depart for Beaumont to face the Exporters in a five game Texas League pennant series. Manager Morse expects a win in the first game, with George Murray likely to pitch the opener as both teams express confidence.
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Dallas
U.P
Dallas Steers
Beaumont
Happ Morse
Steers
George
Tarheel) Murray
Morse
Roundup of Ring Results From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
Associated Press report lists multiple pro boxing bouts with winners Jimmy Thomas over Art Giroux in Pittsburgh, Johnny Datto over Jimmy Dean in Cleveland, Young Stuhley over Ray Tramble in Kewanee, Benny Leonard over Mike Sarko in New York, Benny Bass over Tony Falco in Philadelphia, and Eddie Cool over Joey Costa in Tacony.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Thomas
Art Giroux
Montreal
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Jimmy Dean
Erie
Chicago
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
New York
Benny Leonard
Mike Sarko
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Tony Falco
Eddie Cool
Tacony
Joey Costa
Wrestling match capsizes with Londos pin in New Haven
Jim Lon dos, weighing 202 pounds from Greece, defeated Pat O Shocker of Salt Lake City at 22:10 in New Haven on Monday night.
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New Haven
Conn
Jim Londos
Greece
Pat O’shocker
Salt Lake City
Vines Named Top in United States Tennis Association Ranking
Henry McLemore outlines the USTA big ten for 1932 led by Ellsworth Vines. The list places Wilmer Allison at No 2 and Clifford Sutter at No 3 with Frank Shields Lester Stoefen Sidney Wood John Van Ryn Keith Gledhill Gregory Mangin and George Lott in the remaining spots.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
United States Tennis Association
Ellsworth Vines
Henri Cochet
Vines
U.S
Wilmer Allison
Clifford Sutter
Allison
Sutter
Trey
Frank Shields
Lester Stoefen
Sidney B. Wood
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Keith Gledhill
Gregory Mangin
George Lott
Frankie Parker
Jury Acquits Rutledge in Daughter Abuse Case
A jury found O O Rutledge not guilty of a statutory offense after a night session ending Monday. The case, heard in Amarillo before Judge Henry S Bishop, involved allegations tied to Rutledge and his 11 year old daughter at their North Harrison Street home. The defense argued a frame up by the wife as witnesses testified and the state presented limited corroboration.
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O. O. Rutledge
Rutledge
North
Harrison Street
Amarillo
Joe Moore
Leo Sparks
R. B. Underwood, Jr
Edw. W. Thomerson
Grady Hazlewood
Henry S. Bishop
47Th District Criminal Court
26 Drown When Japanese Motorboat Sinks at Port
Twenty six people drowned and eight reported missing when a large motor boat carrying 100 passengers sank near the Kure naval port today.
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Tokyo
U.P
Kure
O’Brien Mantell Nears No Agreement on Mueller Hold
Promoter Dutch Mantell and Irish Pat O’Brien made little progress on barring Doc Mueller’s sleep-inducing hold for the Armory card Thursday night. Mantell said O’Brien will face Mueller with nothing barred if he agrees, effectively ending the dispute for now.
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Dutch Mantell
Pat O'Brien
Doc Mueller
Mantell
O'Brien
Mueller
O’brien
Southern Methodist and Texas teams prepare for fall football
Dallas notes Ray Morrison trains SMU with 210 pound Howard Sprague at fullback. Fort Worth reports Texas Christian University Huskies eye Denton Teachers opener with Brannon Dennis and Pruitt as quarterback candidates. Houston notes Rice gains Otis Harris and Percy Burk back from injury as Jack Meagher expects a strong season. Fayetteville covers Arkansas daily practice for Hendrix College game Sept 24. Dallas reports Jimmy Higgins elected president of the Texas Football Coaches Association with Moon as VP and Allred as secretary-treasurer.
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United Press
Dallas
Ray Morrison
S. M. U. Mustangs
Howard Sprague
Sprague
Fort Worth
T. C. U. Frogs
Denton
Buster Brannon
Hubert Dennis
Madison Pruitt
Francia Schmidt
Houston
Rice
Otis Harris
Percy Burk
Jack Meagher
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Hendrix College
Jimmy Higgins
Texas Football Coaches’ Association
Frank B. Moon
Leo
Butter) Allred
County Budget To Be Talked Friday By Commissioners
Potter County commissioners meet Friday to discuss the 1933 county budget after approving bills Monday. The Board of Equalization hearings are set for September 26 27 and 28. Proper valuations for the county will be lower this year and the tax rate for coming year will be set after the equalization meeting. The Friday session will be public as required by a new law.
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Potter County
Board of Equalization
VFW Convention Report at John B. Golding Post Meeting
Reports from the national Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Sacramento California will be presented at the John B. Golding post Legion Home on Wednesday night. Delegates Walter Irvin and E W Bradley will attend. The Post Auxiliary meets at the same time and refreshments will be served.
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National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sacramento
Calif
John B. Golding
Legion Home
Walter Irvin
E. W. Bradley
Post
How About Mouse Trap Bait Yeggs Take Huge Cheese
Burglars robbed Coun try Club grocery at 3818 Line Avenue stealing 75 dollars in groceries including 25 pounds of cheese. Bob Woodward and his brother Dick own the store and said the burglars gained entry by boring a hole through a door. In addition to groceries a few pennies were taken.
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Country Club
Line Avenue
Bob Woodward
Yanks Near End of Fight for Pennant
The Yankees seek a pennant clincher with a win over the Indians. a loss still leaves them tied for the American League flag if the Athletics and Senators fall. They won 8 to 3 in 12 innings, scoring five runs late with two outs. Alvin Crowder pitched Washington to a 9 to 3 victory over Chicago, and Lefty Grove won his 23rd as the Athletics beat Detroit 7 to 1. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 4 to 3, narrowing Chicago’s lead over Pittsburgh in the NL.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Giants
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Associated Press
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Penantville
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Ruppert Rifles
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Senators
Cleveland
Washington
Alvin Crowder
Lefty Grove
Fettle
Detroit
Phillies
P T A Activities Open School Year In Amarillo
Amarillo Parent-Teacher Association activities for the new school year opened with the annual school of instruction led by the local council. Mrs. P. L. Reppert headed the program. W. A. McIntosh, superintendent of schools, and Mrs. J. E. Griggs, president of the eighth district of the Texas Congress of Mothers, spoke at the general assembly. Officers were trained after the meeting and individual association meetings begin this week.
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P. L. Reppert
W. A. McIntosh
J. E. Griggs
Texas Congress of Mothers
Hog Barns to Open at Tri-State Fair Wednesday
Hogs will be received at the Tri-State Fair barns Wednesday according to W. A. McSpadden vice president in charge of livestock. New sand floors have been put in the hog barns and the show arena. All livestock buildings have been refrained. The buildings have been disinfected with chemical from Parke and Davis. Exhibitors should bring stock in quickly.
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W. A. McSpadden
Parke and Davis Company
Fair Band Concert At Tri-State Fair
The Tri-State Fair band under director Dave Derden will perform a free concert Sunday afternoon at 5. The 25 piece group will play for all attractions including the rodeo races and pageant during the fair.
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Fair Grounds
Dave Derden
Derden
Negro Church Players Repeats Performance at Carter's Chapel
"Life's Road to Heaven" will be staged for a second time at Carter's Chapel colored Methodist church at Second Avenue and Jackson Street Tuesday at 8 30. The play is repeated due to many requests and a special section is reserved for whites.
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Heaven
Carter's Chapel
Colored Methodist
Badgers Prepare for Warner U Game With Emphasis on Contact
Amarillo College Badgers coach Al Baggett drills linemen for a heavy contact game against Warner Memorial University of Eastland at Butler Field Saturday. After a 21 0 win over Panhandle Aggies the line is under scrutiny as Baggett promises diverse, unpredictable plays. The Eastland squad is noted as a strong, local success with top Belt stars in recent years.
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al Baggett
Amarillo College
Badgers
Warner Memorial University
Eastland
Butler Field
Baggett
Panhandle Aggies
Invaders
Seven Tie for Honor In Blind Bogey Play
In a 43-golfer field at Wolflin Park on Sunday the blind bogey event produced a seven way tie for the lead. The handicap group finished with 76s by L. N. Brown Harry Gardner Jr F. B. Snider E. E. Machovec L. L. Gilley Fred Devore and A. B. Hayes with golf balls awarded as prizes to the winner.
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Wolflin Park
L. N. Brown
Harry Gardner, Jr
Snider
E. E. Machovec
L. L. Gilley
Fred Devore
A. B. Hayes
Oklahoma Indian slugger Dunn defeats Tramel on foul
Wilson Dunn of Oklahoma Indian beat Duke Tramel of Fort Worth by third round decision when the referee stopped the bout after Dunn was floored on a foul. Fort Worth card last night.
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Fort Worth
Wilson Dunn
Duke Tramel
Dunn
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