Darling criticizes federal conservation programs in Country Gentleman
J N Ding Darling, chief of the Bureau of Biological Survey, accuses the government of harming wildlife through malaria control, dams, and drainage projects. He says public health and reclamation efforts destroy aquatic habitats and reduce duck and goose populations.
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Philadelphia
J. N
Ding
Darling
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
The
Country Gentleman
Public Health Service
War Department
Congress
United States
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Federal Public Health Service
Maverick Club and Panhandle Fair Open Busy Season
In New York Eddie Briez reports on Max Baer’s training and Speculator camp amid boxing buzz. Maverick Club notes from Guymon Oklahoma recount a 12 to 11 ballgame and a lively fair with crowds, wrestling, boxing, and photos of athletes, plus club updates and local sports chatter.
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Maverick Club
J. S. Pitman
George Willingham
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Cobb
Johnny
Panhandle
Frank
Earl
Guymon
Jerry Malin
Jerry
Texas League Final Set to Open in Beaumont
Beaumont meets Oklahoma City in the Texas League championship series opener here tomorrow afternoon. The four win criterion will decide the league representative to face the Dixie Series winner from the Southern Association.
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Beaumont
Texas
Oklahoma City
Beaumont Exports Rally To Edge Buccaneers 3 2 In Final
Beaumont Exports beat Galveston Buccaneers 3 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel. George Gill and Jim Moore pitched well, but a groin injury to Moore in the eighth shifted momentum. Ross Tebbetts and Gill drove in the go ahead run in the ninth. Lon Warneke and Cilbs limited Giants, while Browns and White Sox players drove in runs in other alarms. A free-for-all erupted after Ward faced Tebbetts at bat as managers Mealey and Lorbeer watched. Beaumont prevailed in the fight and playoff tilt.
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Beaumont
Galveston Buccaneers
George Gill
Jim Moore
Moore
Shippers
Vincent
Ross
Tebbetts
Gill
Lon Warneke
Cilbs
Giants
Harland Chiff
Ed Coleman
Browns
Yankees
Sam Jones
White Sox
Senators
Paul Dean
Cardinals
van Mungo
Sammy Byrd
Reds
Phillies
Bill Brenzel
Indians
Athletics
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Red Sox
Prevost
Joe Hare
Jack Ward
Hare
Linton
McLeod
Experotors
Ward
Mealey
Bucs
Lorbeer
Tulsa
LaRue Faces Domar In Semi Final At Grunt and Growl
Johnny LaRue, famed leg artist, meets Jack Domar in the semi final of the Grunt and Growl. The Masked Marvel, unbeaten locally, headlines with Otis Clingman in the main event at the National Guard Armory. Pat Garrison battles Don Kent in the curtain raiser. Tickets available at City Drug Store.
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Johnny LaRue
Tinear
Jack Domar
National Guard Armory
LaRue
Masked Marvel
Amarillo
Otis Clingman
Pat Garrison
Don Kent
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Five Southwest football coaches unveil season openers
Five Conference coaches prepare for first games as Rice Owls face St Marys in San Antonio while SMU hosts North Texas Teachers in Dallas. Baylor, TCU, A&M, and Arkansas also drill for Saturday showdowns with players like Wallace, McCauley, Lester, and Mote highlighted amid practice notes and injuries.
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Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
Frank Bridge
St. Mary's
Rice Owls
William Wallace
Joan McCauley
Rice
Jimmy Kitts
Wallace
McCauley
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist
North Texas Teachers
Denton
Mustangs
Ray Morrission
Bell
Norton
Aggies
Texas Christians
Wilson Groseclose
Baylor
Randall Mote
Lorena
Bob Masters
Bears
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Kitts
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Parkers
Tri State Marine Association meets amid praise and records
The fourth day of the Tri State Marine Association fall meeting drew hundreds as eight races were run. Elnora 8S set a four furlong track record of 47 seconds, beating the previous mark jointly held by Cabin Camp and Chester B. A six furlong feature looms with Chester B and rivals in the Pampa Groom purse. The event, praised as the Southwest’s best minor track, draws over 300 horses with high turf officials visiting.
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Tri-State Marine Association
Elnora
Cabin Camp
Chester B
Barney Keen
Bartering Kate
Savoyard
Getalong
Tri-State
Morrison
Stewart
Kansas City
Harvard Harlow faces big job with Harvard football
Harvard unveils new coach Richard Cresson Harlow amid a large squad as he shapes a team to meet Springfield in October and later Holy Cross Army Dartmouth Brown Princeton New Hampshire Yale. Returning stars include Bob Haley Pred Moseley Bill Watt Don Jackson with key battles at center guard and ends shaping up as the Crimson eye a stronger season.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Cambridge
Macs
Richard Cresson Harlow
Harvard
Fellows
Harlow
Western Maryland University
Penn State
Colgate
Western Maryland
Dillon Field
Mmit
Springfield
Holy Cross Army
Dartmouth
Brown
Princeton
New Hampshire
Yale
Bob Haley
George Hedblom
Bill Parquette
Georges
Blackwood
Ford
Leo Ecker
Arthur Oakes
Waldemar Wysocki
Bob Jones
Jones
Thomas Kessler
Charley Husband
Mike Adlis
Bill Burton
Graham Spring
Robert Watson
Shaun Kelly
Emile Dubiel
Crimson
Theater group continues its tickets drive at Little Theater
The Little Theater urges season ticket sales with two admissions for adults at 2.25 and 75 cents for students, targeting a drive through October 1. Four more plays remain, with Mrs. J. I. Coss Jr. as contact. Executive board thanks patrons for helping with the first performance. In a separate note, Father Beckmann and Father Holtkamp are serving four months in a German prison for tearing Nazii placards.
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Little Theater
Toda
J. I. Coss, Jr
Beckmann
Westphalia
Holtkamp
Cologne
MAX BAER STRIVES TO OUTPUNCH LOUIS IN YANKEE STADIUM
Speculator reports Baer in New York as he trains for a crucial heavyweight title fight against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Baer, weighing 211 pounds and aiming for 208, seeks revenge for Braddock loss and Carnera setback while predicting a high winnings future from gate earnings and media tours.
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N. Y
Maximilian Adelbert Baer
Joe Louis
Detroit
Yes Boys
Broadway
Braddock
Louis
Yankee Stadium
New York
Baer
Max
Edge
Carnera
Max Baer
Bear
Texas League Box Scores Segment Reels Scoring Totals
Reading shows a fragmented box score with players and in game events like two base hits and stolen bases. Mentions Ward Gover nor Ross Pfleger Gill Prevost Vinrent Sarri Hites Moore and Monte as pitchers and hitters. details on runs left on base and double plays are incomplete. The piece includes time 1:148 and references Galveston and Galveston in the outfield/innings.
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Galveston
Nin Nya
Preecet
Melend Rone
Ward
Ross
Pfleger
Gill
Sarrifices
Metro
Monte
Gill Lewing
Moore
Rutcher
Rasea
Rune Hegument
Galoraton
Heaumont
Galvesten
Hire Extra Game Wardens in Texas
The Texas game, fish, and oyster commission voted to hire as many additional wardens as funds allow. They also aligned state and federal duck and goose hunting seasons from November 20 to December 19.
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Austin
Texas
State Game, Fish, and Oyster Commission
Flaming Youth Cubs Hold Lead in National League Race
The Chicago Cubs led the National League pennant chase on July 4, extending a 13 game winning streak to 54 victories against 21 losses since Independence Day. They held two games up on the St. Louis Cardinals and four and a half on the Giants with continued strong play, while Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean starred for St. Louis and Boston's loss came as Detroit and Cincinnati won to tighten standings.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Flaming
Cubs
Giants
Charlie Grimm
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Terry Moore
Frankie Frisch
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Deans
van Mungo
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Hornsby Receives New Three Year Contract
St. Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby was awarded a new three year deal with a substantial salary increase. Club president Louis B. Von Weise cited Hornsby’s work in rebuilding the club and dismissed reports of financial trouble while noting a war chest. Sources suggest salary rising from 15000 to 29000 with a 10 percent profit share.
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New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Louis B. von Weise
Hornsby
von Weise
Houston Woman Hurt in Dalhart Bus Collision
Miss Pauline Wilson of Houston is in serious condition with a broken leg and severe head injuries after a collision near Dalhart while en route to Denver. Her brother Gene Wilson suffered cuts and bruises. Fred Bryan of Fort Smith, Ark, the other driver, was unhurt. Deputy Sheriff Randolph called the crash unavoidable.
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Dalhart
U.P
Pauline Wilson
Houston
Gene Wilson
Wilson
Fred Bryan
Fort Smith
Ark
Wilsons
Denver
W. FE. Randolph
Aviation Club Invites Guests At English Airport Tonight
The Aviation Club invites men and women interested in aeronautics to meet tonight at English Airport at o o clock. President Travis Mellor says a special program has been arranged. The club was organized two weeks ago.
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Aviation Club
English Airport
Travis Mellor
Major League Leaders From The AP Baseball Stats
American League leaders include Vosmik with 347 batting average and 200 hits for the Indians, Gehrig and Greenberg top runs and RBIs, Auker leads in wins for the Tigers. National League leaders feature Vaughan batting .390 for the Pirates, Medwick 208 hits and 123 runs for the Cardinals, Berger 31 homers for the Braves, and Lee 18 6 for the Cubs in pitching.
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Vosmik
Indians
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Cramer
Stone
Senators
Werber
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Auker
Andrews
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Herman
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
L. Waner
Ott
Giants
Martin
Lee
Castleman
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Frank DeWolfe
Goodrich
Cal
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Wilbur Hawk
Ted Taylor
Ure
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Barney Ross
Izzy
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Buddy Baer
Willie McGee
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Marc Frown
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Dutch” Myers
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Jimmy Lawrence
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