Beaumont Exporters Aim To Grab Texas League Title
Beaumont Exporters beat Dallas Steers 5 3 to open the playoff series as Sandy Herring held the Mavericks to striking distance. Hank Greenberg drove in three, with two doubles and a single, while Hal McKain toed the mound for Dallas. If needed, games would shift to Dallas with possible fifth game on neutral site if coin flip favors it.
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Beaumont
Dallas Steers
Mavericks
Dallas
Herring
Hank Greenberg
George Murray
Sandy
Greenberg
Hank
Dallab
James
Morehart
Langford
Weer
Radcliff, Rf
Bonura
Purdy
Holman
McMullen
Murray
Jeanes
Imee
Beaumontab
Holley
Wees Seers
It Benton
Tauby
Tee
Easterling
Vee
Fritz
O. Teres
Reiber
Wee Tee
Newsome
P. O
Benton
Radcliff
Director of Fair Pageant Arrives In Amarillo
A. Garland Adair of McCamey arrives in Amarillo to prepare the World War pageant to precede the Siege of the Argonne at the fair next Wednesday and Friday. Adair, commander of the American Legion fifth division of Texas, previously staged the pageant at Corpus Christi on August 2 and has been invited by other Texas towns to present it.
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A. Garland Adair
McCamey
the Argonne
Amarillo
Mr. Adair
American Legion
Texas
Corpus Vists
Abilene
Victoria
Palestine
Mexia
Sports Sketches and Rumors From A Busy Grid and Ring
Multiple notes from U.P. round up sport stories. Ladysman wins Futurity with past winner Ladysman leading the one two. Navy captain Jim Reedy trains by grave digging in Cleveland. Warneke and Bell discuss luck in pitching. Londos challenges Strangler Lewis while Curley expects minor impact from a champion loss. Babe Herman possibly to the Giants as Lindstrom trade talks swirl. Turf seeks safer steeplechase risks as riders and horses suffer spills. Sutherland predicts Panthers losses. Princeton lines show strength but weak backs. Hollinberry notes coaches with unusual paths. Garden touts Schmeling as Edison of trap shooting with a novel clay pigeon. Four top southern football teams expected this season with Alabama leading early.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Ladysman
Happy Gal
Barnswallow
Pappy
Jim Reedy
Navy
Herman Bell
Giants
Arkansas Mountaineer
Lady Luck
Jim Londos
State Athletic Commission
Strangler Lewis
Jacques Curley
Bulgaria
Poland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Babe Herman
Freddy Lindstrom
Herman
Reds
Tulsa Wins 1932 Western League Title After 10-Inning Thriller
Tulsa clinched the 1932 Western League championship by defeating Oklahoma City four straight games in the playoff after a 7 to 5 ten inning victory in the final game. Oklahoma City had won the three game semifinal to face Tulsa, the first half winners, for the all season title.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Indians
Oilers
Fort Worth Cats Open Mexican Series in Mexico City
Fort Worth in the Texas League visits Mexico City for a five game set with Aztecas and Gallos. The first game against the Gallos was scheduled today. Fort Worth may play Chattanooga in early October in two exhibition games. Oregon State marksmen won the Doughboy of the West trophy with 424.736 points.
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Fort Worth
Mexico City
Aztecas
Gallos
Chattanooga
Oregon State College
San Francisco
Charlie Grimm Satisfied With Cubs Mindset Ahead of World Series Bid
The Chicago Cubs stay comfortably ahead in the pennant race as manager Charlie Grimm remains calm, insisting on maintaining focus and avoiding a late-season let-down before facing the Yankees. Giants beat the Cubs 4 3 in 11 innings. Pirates fall to Boston. Brooklyn moves up with a 3 1 win over St. Louis. Phillies topple Cincinnati 4 1. Yankees beat White Sox 3 2. Detroit over Washington 8 3. Athletics rally past St. Louis 13 6. Indians blank Red Sox 9 0.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Yankees
Little Bears
New York Giants
Freddie Lindstrom
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Cubs
Bill Urbanski
Braves
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
van Mungo
Phillies
Cincinnati
Roy Hanson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Washington
Jimmie Dykes
Athletics
St. Louis
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Red Sox
National League Standings And Results Report
National League results show Chicago 3 New York 4 in 10 innings, St Louis 1 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 6, Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 4. Standings list Chicago 84-59, Pittsburgh 78-64, Brooklyn 80-68, Boston 72-50, Philadelphia 78-71, New York 66-16? 465, Cincinnati 58-87. Friday schedule includes St. Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia. American League notes Cleveland 9 Boston 0 Detroit 8 Washington 3 New York 3 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 6. Standings show New York 101-43, Philadelphia 88-55, Washington 85-57, Cleveland 70-61, Louis 59-82. Remaining AL games include Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Theol. Sa Sndneces
Louis
Sescer
Csesesees
L. Pet
Fights Wednesday Night Upsets Highlight Chicago Boxers
Prince Saunders of Chicago won on points over Danny Delmont while Ed Meyers defeated George White of Miami. Jack Ritt of Chicago outpointed Bobby Vernon of California, and Mickey Cohen of Denver beat Eddie Mack. Walter N Clemons, a three sport star from the University of Florence, was chosen to coach at Summerlin Institute in Bartow Florida.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prince Saunders
Danny Delmont
Ed Meyers
George White
Miami
Fla
Jack Ritt
Bobby Vernon
California
Denver
Colo
Mickey Cohen
Eddie Mack
Walter N
Ben” Clemons
University of Florence
Summerlin Institute
Bartow, Fla
Badgers Ready for Thrilling Open Against Warner Saturday
Amarillo College Badgers prepare for their second game as they face Warner Memorial University at Butler Field. Coach aims to boost midseason form and test a new versatile offense with mixed plays and passes.
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Amarillo College Badgers
Warner Memorial University
Butler Field
Texas
Oil Belt
Warner Lads
Badgers
Cameron Aggies
Lawton
Oklo
Sooner Ags
Baggettmen
Eastland
Mos
Major League Leaders From The Season
The Associated Press lists top performers in batting pitching and related stats. Key figures include O Doul and Klein leading batting, Klein and Ott high in home runs, Foxx and Gehrig strong RBI totals, and Warneke Allen Gomez leading pitching among others.
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O'Doul
Dodgers
Klein
Phillies
O’doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Suhr
Alexander
Red Sox
Foxx
Athletics
Combs
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Porter
Indians
Cronin
Myer
Ruth
Chapman
Walker
Allen
Gomez
Sandies Open Preseason With Friday Practice Game at Butler Field
The Golden Sandies schedule a 4:15 p.m. Friday public scrimmage at Butler Field as the first official appearance before the regular season. Coach Blair Cherry aims to keep off the field but play remains continuous with regular officials and rules. Fans are invited free, but asked to stay in the stands during play.
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Golden Sandies
Butler Field
Blair Cherry
Pistol Identified After Chase Linked to Local Robbery
Police identified a pearl handled pistol found along the route of a chase that led to the arrests of Ed Madison and Henry Chamberland. The weapon belonged to J. A. Jones, whose car was robbed Saturday night, and was taken during the Ellwood Drug Store robbery on West Tenth Avenue.
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Ed Madison
Henry Chamberland
J. A. Jones
Buchanan Street
Jones
Ellwood
West Tenth Avenue
Burglars Net Cash Stamps and Check at Dempster Mill Office
Burglars broke a rear window at the Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company office on Polk Street, taking 39.51 dollars in cash 17 dollars in postage stamps and a 2 dollar check. Police called it a clean job of knocking and reported the discovery early Thursday. A separate note explains a baseball rule about a home run with nobody on base counting as a run batted in as well as a hit and a run scored.
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Yeggs
Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company
Polk Street
Warlike Nuptial? Night of Promoter Mantell’s Boxing Card
A Thursday show at the National Guard Armory features Pat O'Brien versus Doc Mueller in the main bout as a brewing feud erupts over Mueller's sleep-producing hold. Winner to meet Joe Kopecky next week. Rob Roy faces Jack Purdin in a semi final. Clarence Kearns meets Jack Dawley in the curtain raiser. box office opens 7:30.
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National Guard Armory
Pat O'Brien
Doc Mueller
Dutch Mantell
Mueller
Mantell
O’brien
O'Brien
Joe Kopecky
Amarillo
Rob Roy
Jack Purdin
Florida Eyelone
Clarence Kearns
Jack Dawley
Armory
Ouimet Heads Toward Another National Amateur Title
Francis Ouimet of Boston advances toward a third National Amateur crown as the field narrows to the quarter finals at Five Farms. He faces Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati while Bill Blaney eliminates Gus Moreland in a 22 hole match, with Fischer and Blaney the only prominent freshmen to survive.
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Baltimore
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Ross Somerville
Canada
Bill Blaney
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Beans Canned For Amarillo Poor In City Campaign
Twelve thousand pounds of snap beans were brought to Amarillo on Thursday for canning in the Mayor's Relief Canning Campaign. Beans, picked in Littlefield and Olton truck gardens, were harvested by recipients of Community Chest aid. City cars and trucks, Roy Cullum and Tone Chisum, supplied transport. Processing will occur at the Franklin Blackley Serum plant, with equipment handling large batches. Church workers, Chest volunteers, and club members will operate eleven kitchens including Palo Duro Furniture Owen Cooking School and American Legion Auxiliary kitchens to feed Amarillo’s hungry in winter.
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Amarillo
Littlefield
Olton
Community Chest
Roy Cullum
Tone Chisum
Franklin Blackley
Fred DeCoster
Franklin
Fcrees
Palo Duro Furniture Store
Owen
American Legion Auxiliary
Negro Workers
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Mavs
Isadore Goldstein
Happ Morse
Steers
Hal McKain
White Sox
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Greenbere
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Art
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
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Piedmont League
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Princeton
Babe Hollinberry
Washington State
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Thomas Edison
Max
the Garden
South
Bama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Tulane
Gillette Blue Blade
The
National League
Sandies
Dempster Firm
Willard
Automotive Electric CO
Polk St
Ouimet
Moreland
Fischer
Middle West
Charles Evans
Jesse Guilford
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Sinclair
Big City
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
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