Tucumcari to Host Phillips 66 Softball Clash at Metro Park
Phillips 66 softballers of Berger, Panhandle champions, visit Tucumcari for an unofficial New Mexico Panhandle clash at Metro Park. First game starts 7:30 with 10 cent admission. proceeds support the local Children’s Home. Jess Clark, Tucumari manager, offers to host free of charge and directs proceeds to charity.
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Night baseball in the Texas League urged for uniform lights
Coe, veteran Texas League observer, urges uniform lighting across all parks to enable fair play at night. He notes umpires gain an edge as batters lose sight of pitches under inconsistent candlepower and shares a firsthand example of a batter missing a late strike.
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Meyer Repositions Players To Strengthen Texas Christian Line
Fort Worth dispatch reports Leo Meyer moved Lester to center from end to strengthen the Texas Christian University football line for the 1934 season. Wilbur Hagler from Cleburne is slated to replace him at end and could become a standout defender. Lester had earlier been shifted from end to center last year.
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Sandy) Hagler
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Perry Wins Cup to Retain Forest Hills Title
Fred Perry defeats Wilmer Allison 6-4 6-3 3-6 1-6 8-6 to win the National Singles Championship and secure a third U S title. The victory preserves Perry’s bid for three consecutive United States singles crowns and to keep the silver vase as a record for foreigners. Perry battled through rain soaked turf and a determined Allison, who pushed the match to a deciding set before Perry closed out the 14th game.
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Standings and Results in National League
Yesterday Pittsburgh lost 2 to 3 at New York and Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 7 to 8 in ten innings. Chicago beat Boston 5 to 2. St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Leaders show St Louis 81-55 596, Chicago 78-56 585, Pittsburgh 66-67 496, Brooklyn 59-76 437, Philadelphia 50-83 376, Cincinnati 48-86 358. Schedule lists Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Hillin Beats Beaumont In First Playoff Tilt
San Antonio Missions beat Beaumont Exporters 6 to 3 in the opening Shaughnessy pennant playoff game as Ash Hillin hurled a strong six innings to earn his 25th win. Morgan, Bettencourt, Hillin, Heath and Engle drove in the runs before a 7,000 crowd.
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Larry Bettencourt
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Bettencourt
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Yesterday's Heroes: Hubbell Giants beat Pirates in six-hit win
Carl Hubbell pitched six hit ball for the Giants to a win over the Pirates and drove in the winning run with a seventh inning single. Ethan Allen's bases loaded single in the eighth propelled the Phillies past the Cardinals 3-1. Julius Solters singled in the Red Sox only run in the fourth for a 1-0 win. A note mentions Burbank chestnut trees that bore nuts at six months old.
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Ethan Allen
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Phils
Cards
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Red Sox
British Threaten in U.S. Amateur Tourney
In Brookline on September 13 David Goldman of Dallas moved into the quarterfinals with a one up win over Freddie Haas as British hopes rise in the National Amateur Golf Championship. Tony Torrance and Willie Turner drew strong opponents in the continuing rounds with Lawson Little and Eddie Driggs awaiting outcomes. Two 18 hole rounds scheduled for today.
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John Fall
David Goldman
Dallas
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Willie Turner
New York
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Dunlap
Jack Nash
Canada
Little
Oklahoma City
Harry Gandy
Sports Paraders Weigh In On Governing Boards Flaws
Henry McL. Fe writes that sports bodies often mean well yet err in judgment. He cites boxing commissions and the U.S. Davis Cup selection for Wilmer Allison as examples of critics doubting capable figures based on aging or perceived decline. The piece lampoons governance decisions in a frank, opinionated tone.
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Tiny Thinks Stanford Can Repeat Against Columbia
Stanford coach Tiny Thornhill aims for a repeat PCC title and a Rose Bowl bid, hoping to face Columbia again after last year. He criticizes the new lighter ball, notes wobbling spirals, and emphasizes Warner’s system with 15 or 16 basic plays. Schedule lists San Jose State, Santa Clara, Oregon, USC, UCLA, and California among others.
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Turnesa Dominates Fifth Round In United States Amateur
In Brookline Willie Turnesa, 19, bursts ahead with a 32 outgoing nine and four under par through 15 holes to rout Charley Yates 5 and 3. Eddie Driggs eliminates Torrance. W. Lawson Little Jr. advances 4 and 2. Pieper and Smith reach quarter finals after tight matches. Day loses on 20th hole. other notes on Rosenbloom and Knight boxing return match dynamics.
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Chicago
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Diverse appearance noted in public description
The fragment references people of varying looks including tall or short, blond or brunet, bald or wearing knee pants, indicating a broad descriptive emphasis on appearance without further context.
Miami recognizes Joe Knight as world light heavyweight champion
Joe Knight of Cairo Georgia was recognized by the Miami City Boxing Commission as the world light heavyweight champion after a vote to vacate Maxie Rosenblum's title due to his refusal to defend. The vote followed deliberations last night.
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Giants Face Critical Four Game NL Title Run
Giants battle for a second straight pennant as they open a four game series with the Cardinals after a 3 2 win over the Pirates. Hubbell pitched New York to victory and Davey Vance hit a homer. Cubs beat Braves 5 2 as Warneke won his seventh. Tigers edge Indians 3 2. Red Sox 1 0 over Detroit. Dodgers rally to 8 7 over Reds in a tight 34-player melee.
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