Maverick Club Handball Results And Club News
Thomas Mur phy defeats R A Boyter in a 2 of 3 handball match while J C Oakley beats Gene Rut ledge in straight games Count s wins over Sharp and Marlin Sharp and Ford Turner defeats Counts in a later pair. The club plans a program for Amarillo business men and ongoing events plus birthday mentions and club outreach.
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Thomas Murphy
R. A. Royter
Thomas
R. A
J. C. Oakley
Gene Rutledge
E. J. Counts
Donnie Sharp
R. A. Boyter
Aubrey Robertson
Marlin Sharp
Ford Turner
Sooners Face 180-Pound Pauls Valley in Lively Showdown
Oklahoma Sooners train under Blair Cherry as they prepare for a 2:30 PM Saturday game at Butler Field against Pauls Valley Oklahoma, a 16-letter-man, 180-pound roster that arrives after a two-week lag. Coachs fear lax practice may cost them against the Panthers who beat Central High and beat Norman recently. The game time is moved up to allow fans to attend the Texas Christian Texas Tech matchup that night in Lubbock.
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Pauls Valley Panthers
Butler Field
Lubbock
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Blair Cherry
Howard Lynch
Sooners
Maxor
Fisk
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Ray Thompson
Cherry
Norman
Sandie
Thompson
Panthers
Danno Loses In Slugfest In Wrestling Exhibition
Danno McShain loses to Herb Parks after a wild slugfest at the National Guard Armory. Parks gains the victory with referee aid after a wild third fall. Post match brawl includes Danno slugging Parks and Bob Cummings. Dutch Man tell restores order. Detton and LaBelle fight to a disqualification. Yaqui Joe and Cummings split. Bauer and Busik draw.
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Danno McShain
Kate Trishman
National Guard Armory
Herb Parks
Danno
Parks
McShain
Bob Cummings
Dutch Mantell
Cory Detton
Gene LaBelle
LaBelle
Yaqui Joe
Bob Cumings
Joe Bauer
Klem Busik
Tunney Londos visit boosts British view of American stars
United Press reports Gene Tunney and Christopher Londos impressed British fans with culture and charm during their visit. Tunney praised Joe Louis and Shakespeare, while Londos touted his love of books and boxing skill. The piece highlights a weak King George V memorial fund and England’s Olympic performance context.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
London
Wireless
United States
Gene Tunney
Christopher Theopoulos Londos
Tunney
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Gene
England
the Yard
Shaw
Cashel Byron
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Louis
Syd Hull
Jim
Stanley Baldwin
All England
Eton
Britain
Giants Clinch National League Pennant in Tough Ten-Inning Win
The New York Giants secure the NL pennant after a 10 inning 2 1 victory over the Boston Bees, with pitcher Hal Schumacher earning the decisive hit and late lineup changes revealed. Cardinals beat Reds twice, Cubs blanked by Pirates, Phillies split with Dodgers, Athletics top Yankees in AL action.
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New York
U.P
New York Giants
Terry
Giants
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Yankees
McCarthy
Memphis
Bill
Hal Schumacher
Bees
Schumacher
Cardinals
Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Tulsa Oilers rout Dallas Steers in playoff game
Tulsa leads the seven game Shaughnessy series 1 0 after a 9 0 rout of Dallas. Dallas committed six errors as Max Thomas pitched for Tulsa Irv Stein starts for Tulsa while Dallas plans to use ace Fred Merriby in game two. If needed a sixth game would be Tuesday in Tulsa or Dallas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Oilers
Dallas Steers
Max Thomas
Dallas
Steers
Alex Gaston
Fred Marberry
Irv Stein
Oklahoma City
Interstate Bridge Maintenance Plan to Be Discussed
Oklahoma City report says Van T. Moon state highway engineer announced a conference next month to seek an agreement on maintenance of 15 Interstate bridges spanning Texas and Oklahoma. Time and place pending finalization by officials from both states.
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Oklahoma City
van T. Moon
Texas
Oklahoma
Moon
Claimants Meet in World Featherweight Bout in Los Angeles
Two challengers to the world featherweight title Henry Armstrong and Mike Belloise were signed by promoter Joe Waterman for a ten round fight in Los Angeles on October 13.
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Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Mike Rbelloise
Joe Waterman
1500 More Pension Checks Are Mailed
Austin reports fifteen hundred additional old age assistance checks mailed to pensioners. The total per check is not yet compiled. Past payments averaged about sixteen dollars. Beginning now checks will be issued throughout the month to ease treasury and comptroller handling.
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Austin
U.P
State Treasury
Comptroller
Grid guessing today is talk New York
Football prognosticating runs hot as Washington Minnesota and Duke Colgate draw early tests. Duke favored at Durham. USC, Stanford and other pairings noted with varying edge bets. Birmingham Barons lead Pelicans 2 0 in playoff chase 8 4 victory. England's largest synagogue bars money lenders from membership, 1600 strong.
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New York
Washington
Minnesota
Duke
Colgate
Louisiana State
Gophers
Byron Haines
Duke Colgate
Durham
Rice
L. A. U. Navy
William & Mary
Purdue
Ohio University
Don Peden
Athens
Tulane
Mississippi
Virginia Military
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Virginia Tech
Clemson
Tech
North Carolina State
Davidson
Hank Anderson
Wolfpack
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Suthern
California
Oregon State
Stanford
Santa Clara
Washington State
Montana
State
Temple
Xavier Kentucky
Kentucky
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Barons
New Orleans Pelicans
Barons
Reports Awaited In Lettuce Strike
Striking lettuce shed workers and employers awaited committee reports after a Sacramento conference failed to reach an agreement. A.8. Doss said Gov. Merriam’s compromise suggestion on the hiring preference issue might be acceptable, though he had not studied it and could not forecast union action.
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Salinas
Calif
Sacramento
Doss
Pruit and Vegetable Workers’ Union
Frank F. Merriam
Nocona Brothers Buy Dublin Newspaper
Nocona firm Perry Brothers of Nocona to assume control of the Dublin Progress on October 1. The paper, founded by J. B. Daley in 1884, has been owned by Sullenberger and Son since 1923.
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Dublin
T. B. Sullenberger and Son
Dublin Progress
Perry Brothers
Nocona
The
Progress
J. 8. Daley
Sullenberger and Son
LSU Eleven Heftier Team For 1936 Season
Baton Rouge reports LSU football will be heavier than the 1935 Southwest title squad with stronger ground power and potential for more long passes. Losses include Abe Michal and Jeff Barrett, but Bernie Moore expects added weight with 240-pound Ben Friend likely to start at left tackle and Bernie Dumas and John Mihalic each around 185 pounds competing for a tackle spot.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Bernie Moore
Abe Michal
Jeff Barrett
Michal-to-Barrett
Louisiana State
Ben Friend
Bernie Dumas
John Mihalic
Barrett
Post Office Robbed at Groves. Safe Stolen
Robbers removed the safe from the Groves post office last night and escaped with 175 dollars. The strongbox, weighing several hundred pounds, was found two blocks from the office.
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Port Arthur
Groves
Church damaged in freak windstorm in Fort Worth
A severe windstorm and heavy rain damaged Glen Garden Baptist Church a two frame structure in Southeast Fort Worth. No injuries reported. Local fire crews responded to the scene and secured the area. The church will assess repairs and investigate the cause.
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Fort Worth
Glen Garden Baptist
Yankees Ready for World Series Shares Meeting
New York notes show the Yankees voting on World Series shares with Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri among the leading figures. Pat Malone seeks a starting role while Lefty Gomez anticipates the opener against the Senators and McCarthy backs Lazzeri as a key asset.
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New York
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Tony Lazzeri
Pat Malone
Lazzeri
Joe McCarthy
Tony
Cleveland
Lefty Gomez
Senators
Lefty
Charlie Ruffing
McCarthy
Broadway
Baseball Leaders and Standouts for 1935 Season
Batting leaders show Averill and Gehringer atop American League with 376 and 223 hits respectively while Gehrig leads with 49 home runs and 167 runs. Trosky drives Indians with 156 RBIs and Hadley tops pitching for the Yankees at 13 4. National league tallies feature Medwick and Waner scoring big, with Medwick 219 hits and 63 doubles, Ott 33 home runs, Hubbell 26 6.
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Appling
White Box
Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Walker
Rolfe
Dimagegio
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Malone
P. Waner
Pirates
Phelps
Dodgers
Vaughan
J Martin
Cardinals
Left handers Drama in National Left Handed Tourney
In St Louis on September 25 a mixed field of three Western players and a top Eastern lefty compete for the first national left handed golf title. Howard Creel of Pueblo leads the field with Sam Alpert of La Salle and Spencer Brainard of New Haven advancing, while Alexander Antonio and Fred Evens vie as contenders in the two semifinal matchups.
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Louis
Colorado
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Sam G. Alpert
la Salle
Ill
New England
Spencer Brainard
New Haven
Alexander Antonio
Linden
N. J
Missouri Dark Horse
Fred Evens
St. Louis
Spts
Portland Beavers Clinch PCL Playoff Win
Portland Beavers beat Oakland in a 10th inning finish to claim a 4 to 3 victory and take the Pacific Coast League pennant series lead. The series resumes in Oakland after a schedule rest and the next game is set for tomorrow night followed by a Sunday meeting.
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Poftland
Ore
Portland Beavers
L-Ap
Oakland
Portland
Ohklaggies Debut Tests A&M Cowboys In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A and M Cowboys open season under a new coach and system facing the Co, C, U Goldbugs in Oklahoma City. Toby Greene’s Bugs feature veterans and strong preseason form, while Ted Cox’s Tulsa transfers energize the Cowboys as the new gridiron plan unfolds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A, & M
Co, C, U
Goldbugs
Toby Greene
Bugs
Ted Cox
Tulane
Presidio Faces Flood Threat from Three Waters
Heavy rains swelled Cibolo Creek Rio Grande and Rio Conchos threatening Presidio and the cotton valley. Officials feared bridge approach could be breached while offices on the border were moved to higher ground.
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Presidio
Cibolo
Rio Grande
Rio Conchos
Mexico
International Bridge
Allocation Made To Electric Firm
An allocation of 400000 was made by the Rural Electrification Administration to Hill County Electric Company of Hillsboro Texas. The funds will build 300 miles of power lines to serve 1050 customers in Hill County and parts of Ellis and Johnson counties and may cover a generating plant if needed.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Hill County Electric Company
Hillsboro
Tex
Hill County
Elis
Johnson Counties
From its foundation damages estimated at 2600 dollars
The report notes damages totaling about 2600 dollars stemming from an incident at the building’s foundation. Local authorities are assessing the site and investigating the cause. No injuries are mentioned.
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Maverick Club
J. T. Young
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
J. T
Johnny
George Willingham
George
van Buren
Lee Roy Boyter
Carlie Flo
LeeRoy Boyter
Amarillo
News-Globe
Roms
Londos
Jack Curley
Lou Daro
Jimmie
Steer
Nas
King
Kentuck Brown-Forman Distillery
Louisville, Kentucky
Synagog
Nocona Brothers
U. Eleven
EPDM
Associated Press
Honduras
Ohklaggies
Sandies
Sandie-Pauls Valley
Panhandle
Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Polk
J. Levy
David
SLAX
David Copperfield
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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