Big crowd sees finals of Kil boxing tourney
A crowd over 1000 watched the KiLi amateur boxing finals at de Bremond Stadium, Roswell. Roswell champions led five of seven titles as Las Cruces, Artesia, Carlsbad and Portales entrants also claimed wins. rain and a wet canvas did not dampen the enthusiasm.
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Lions Clubs
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C. H. Schrader
CCC
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Happy Apodaca
Las Cruces
Virgil Adams
Dexter
Austin O’jibway
Artesia
Apodaca
O’jibway
Abel Lujan
Frank Montoya
Hoss Vick
Fort Sumner
Holloman
Wehunt
Johnny Nihart
Lake Arthur
Simon Soto
Orville Durbin
Dero LeFevers
David Rubio
Portales
Dominic Viscusi
Fort Sumner CCC
Charles Kniffen
Carlsbad CCC
Harles Selfride
John Holotanko
Charles Zamalin
Zamalin
Dick Vick
Dave Adams
Rusty Etz
Ed Purdy
Pick-Up Teams Beat Tennis Stars
At Meadow Club tournament in Southampton New York two surprise pick-up doubles teams reach the quarterfinals. Gene Mako and Gardner Mulloy compete alongside Norman Bickel and Marvin Wachman who upset top contenders Joe Hunt and Sidney Wood 3-6 6-3 6-2 then beat Ladislav Hecht and J Gilbert Hall. George H. Minchin named new assistant general manager of the Santa Fe railway at Amarillo with C E Smyer and H H Nye present.
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Don Budge
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Bickel
Johnny Shostrom
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Joe Hunt
Sidney Wood
Ladislax Hecht
Czechoslovakia
J. Gilbert Hall
Santa FE
George H. Minchin
A. T. and
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Amarillo
Roswell
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H. H. Nye
Mr. Minchen
F. L. Myers
Myers
Yesterday's Baseball Results From The AP
National League games featured Pittsburgh routing Brooklyn 6 0 and New York scoring 12 Cincinnati 2 while Philadelphia Chicago drew rain. American League outcomes had Cleveland 8 4 Boston 2 5 Philadelphia 13 1 Chicago 4 2 Detroit 7 2 New York 2 Washington 2 St Louis 1. International League results saw Newark 9 3 Montreal 5 2 Rochester 5 Jersey City 1 and Buffalo 9 Baltimore 4 with only scheduled games.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Louisville defeated Toledo 8 to 2 while Indianapolis beat Columbus 5 to 3 and Kansas City won against St. Paul 4 to 3. The Minneapolis Milwaukee game was rained out.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Report
Sacramento topped Los Angeles 6 to 1 while San Francisco defeated Oakland 5 to 2. San Diego beat Seattle 7 to 2 and Portland edged Hollywood 6 to 5.
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Los Angeles
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Oakland
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Portland
Hollywood
Texas City Scores Rally Across Rival Games
A compact sports brief lists results from multiple matchups: Oklahoma City 5 over Beaumont 2, Houston 12 over Fort Worth 1, Shreveport 6 with no opponent noted, Dallas 2, San Antonio 8 over Tulsa 5. The column highlights regional standings and outcomes.
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Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Dallas
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Southern Association scores and weather notes
Memphis defeated Knoxville 10 to 2 in a Southern Association game. Atlanta won 3 to 11 over Birmingham as the first game lasted 10 innings. Chattanooga edged New Orleans 4 to 3. Little Rock and Nashville played with wet grounds.
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Yankees Fall Again as Donald’s Jinx Persists
The 13th of the Yankees rookie Donald falters in Detroit, giving up seven runs in five innings as the Tigers win 7-2. Rowe shines for Detroit, while DiMaggio’s 12 game hitting streak ends and Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington win in the AL. In the NL, Lehrman and Bowman triumph as Giants and Dodgers also win. two games are rained out.
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Joe Heving
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Bill Nagel
Chicago White Sox
John Rig
Ney
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Dutch Leonard
Washington
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Reds
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Cincinnati Reds
Bill Lehrman
Rhinelander
Buck McCormick
Joe Bowman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Arky Vaughan
Mabie Lowrey Beats S W Public Service in City League
Mabie Lowrey beat Southwestern Public Service 9 to 6 after a five run seventh inning rally. Harry Witt pitched five shutout innings for Mabie Lowrey, with Hendricks and Shappell sharing duties. Lions Bar Boys Club vs Sunset Creamery is on tap tonight. Weather forecast: New Mexico and Colorado partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. Arizona and West Texas similar, with warmer Panhandle conditions.
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Mabie- Lowrey
Harry Witt
Mabie-Lowrey
Utility Company
Lions-Bar Boys’ Club
Sunset Creamery
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
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Panhandle
Reds Still Lead Giants by Ten Plus Games
Cincinnati notes a two game skid but holds a 10 1/2 game edge as 92 Reds games yield 60 wins. Derringer and Walters account for 53 1/2 percent of wins and 32 of defeats. Bucky eyes 19th victory today. Thompson, Vandy and others share pitching duties as fans question the cushion.
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Reds
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Derringer
Lee Grissom
Whitey Moore
Johnny Vander Meer
Gene Thompson
Circle
Paul
Thompson
Giants
Vandy
Walters
Bill McKechnie
Farmer survives tractor accident with clothes stripped off
Valley City report says Andrew Wilson, 70, a farmer, was injured when his overalls got caught in a tract or drive shaft. He regained consciousness to find he wore only shoes and shirt cuffs, with the tractor a block away and only a bump to show for the incident.
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Coach turmoil and star players jostle college sports
In mixed notes from New York on August 3, Southwest Conference football coachs wall for attention while Detroit’s Mike Jacobs sparks travel by plane. Dink Templeton nears Stanford track coaching vacancy while Bernie’s bookie headaches shift to his heir Jeff. George Gould, star quarterback, adds polo to his resume, unsettling Bernie Bierman.
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Detroit
Mike Jacobs
Dink Templeton
Stanford
Bernie
Saratoga
Nowsuch
Jeff
George Gould
Bernie Bierman
Young Comiskey Prefers Curve Ball To Club Presidency
Thirteen year old Charles A. Comiskey II says he would rather develop a good curve ball than become president of the White Sox someday, signaling a break with the family path and a focus on baseball talent.
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American Youth Dept
Charles A. Comiskey II
White Sox
Scribes drop Elwood Cooke Davis Cup bids in New York notes
New York scribes drop Elwood Cooke and Wayne Sabin from Davis Cup prospects while a top southern sports editor prepares to move to Los Angeles. Joe McGuigan, a leading Pennsylvania referee, may judge the Galento Nova bout with another official as observer. New Orleans plans to name streets in a $7 million lakefront project after national champions and sports immortals.
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Elwood Cooke
Wayne Sabin
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Los Angeles
Joe McGuigan
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Lake Front
DiMaggios infield humor noted by Doyle in Bulletin
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin columnist Lynn C. Doyle quips that if all the DiMaggios were infielders and Yankees it would take a Gertrude Stein to conjure a double play in the paper. The playful line riffs on baseball legends and literary wit.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
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Stein
Giants Owner Stoneham Flies To Cincinnati For Western Trip
Horace Stoneham who owns what remains of the Giants flew to Cincinnati to complete the western swing with the club. Bob Ray in the Los Angeles Times clears up why Joe McCarthy endorses a headache cure it is for the misery of seven other American League managers. Virginia Military, after a rough loss, is urged to rebound as the cadets aim to rebound and push through.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Bob Ray
Los Angeles Times
Joe McCarthy
Virginia Military
Virginia
Paul Shu
Walker
Research Dept Finds Difference In Evangeline League Ball
Mr. Miffy Giovanni of Lake Charles Louisiana reports that the only distinction between major league baseball and Evangeline league play is that a few people are affected. The query humorously notes that fans in rural areas are not allowed to keep balls caught in the stands.
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Miffy Giovanni
Lake Charles
Merry-Go-Round Tunes Up in St Louis Post-Dispatch
L C Davis tunes up and sings this one in St Louis Post Dispatch. Pastor and Joe Louis scrap, counting laps instead of rounds, while the bomber’s job is to catch up with Bob.
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St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Pastor
Joe Louis
Bob
Santa Fe carloadings for week ending July 29 1939
The Santa Fe System reported carloadings of 18 848 for the week ending July 29 1939, down from 20 267 in the prior year. Receipts from connections rose to 5 471 from 4 705, and total cars moved were 24 319 versus 24 972 the year before. The system handled a total of 25 268 cars.
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Santa Fe
Arizona-Texas League game notes Bisbee at Tucson called
Rain halted action in the Arizona-Texas League with Tucson leading 5-0 after three innings in Bisbee at Tucson. A doubleheader is scheduled for tomorrow night. Box scores show El Paso 6 runs on 12 hits and 1 error, El Paso 3 runs on 10 hits and 1 error. Lilly Gardner Evans Christopher Gagliardi credited.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Tucson
Albuquer
el Paso
Lilly and Gardner
Evans
Christopher and
Gagliardi
West Texas New Mexico League Wednesday Schedule Postponed
West Texas New Mexico League games were altered by wet grounds with Midland at Amarillo postponed. Lubbock scored 9 runs and 14 hits in a 9 14 loss while Lamesa managed 3 runs on 11 hits. Big Spring fell 3 6 in a 6 inning setback with Christie Ratliff and Marek Bernat among noted names.
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Midland
Amarillo
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