Specials Take City Major Thriller
Sunshine Specials defeated the Navarro club 4 to 2 in a thrilling 10 inning city league game at Booster Park. Ed Golly and Gustave Mendiola pitched well with strong defense supporting them. Homer Olsen starred for Navatracluk with four hits in five at bats, while others added key hits as the Specials moved toward second place in the City Major league standings behind the Texas Chiropractic College Hawks.
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Missouri Pacific
Sunshine Specials
Bundy
Booster Park
Ed Golly
Gustave Méndiola
Newmatker
Olsen
Phillips
Specials
Rivas
Bill Ricketts
Rub
Railroaders
Homer Olsen
Navatracluk
Otis Buttler
Johnny Phillies
Richelle
Gulas
Mendiola
Monk Wrights
Salas
Atockton
Nogel
Teran
Texas Chirapractic College Hawks
Hawks
Funahine Bnesida Marine Chih
Roy Rapa Aio
Gornreth
Navarro
UY Phila
Tenalle
Alrinteang
Awiad
Errorn
Philiiin Winters
Vas
Aly Ran
Olen Alvan
Enntinte
Poison Booze Blinds Local Student at Rally
In Santa Rosa California the senior class outing at Santa Rosa Junior College was marred when 22 year old student Hugh Roberts, a track and football athlete, drank allegedly tainted beer and was blinded by severe wood alcohol poisoning. Dr Paul Quarry diagnosed acute intoxication from contaminated alcohol.
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Sama Nosa
Calif Dune
Polyon Boge
Banta Rosa Junior College
Hugh Roberts
Pens Grove
Paul Quarry
Babe Didrikson World Hurdles Record Beaten in Pasadena
Ann OBrien of Pins Athletic Club shaved Babe Didrikson's 100 meter hurdle world record by two tenths of a second, clocking 12.8 seconds in Pasadena. The previous mark was set last year by Didrikson at Jersey City.
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Babe Didrikson
Pasadena
Oates
Jersey Guy
Ann O'Brien
Antegchce Athletic Club
Timbers
Bobby Jones to Enter U S Open in New York
Bobby Jones, famed Apania golfer, arrived in New York on June 20 to join Jay in the United States Open golf championship later this week. He plans to play and practice here ahead of the event.
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Bobby Jones
New York
Witl Jay
Matehea
Chasity
Tulsa doubles Royer and Willet win title in defensive clash
In Tulsa, Royer of Dulles teamed with Willet to win the Missouri Valley tennis championship. They defeated Gerlin Cameron and Emil Trastinga in a tough match that swung 6-8, 6-1, 9-5, 1-4, 6-3 as the crowd watched closely for the final upset.
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Tulsa
Royer
Willet
Okla
Syne
Trad Royer
Dulles
Rimiay
Gea Willet
Twsn
Lemplare
Sfoubies Lille
Gerlin Cameron
Emil Trastinga
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyons Tour Publix Circuit
Hollywood chatter notes Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyons plan a nationwide Publix theater tour starting July 8 in Chicago, with engagements across the circuit. The piece mentions film projects, stage skits, and other stars like Sylvia Sidney and Clark Gable as the gossip-mill buzzes about possible European inquiries and new roles.
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Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyons
U.S
Publix
Lyon
Chicago
Miey
Europe
Bebo
Ben
Londot
Jae
Bebet
Warner Brothers
Trans-Mississippi Golf Field Opens Qualifying Play
Oklahoma City June 20 Field of 285 leading golfers from the trans Mississippi area tee off in the 46 hole qualifying rounds of the annual trans tournament at the Oklahoma City Country Club. Match play starts Wednesday with the final Saturday. Notables include defending champion Goodman Nebraska and contenders Moreland Texas Singhe Manion St Louis McGrary and Staller Missouri.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Glory
trans-Mississippi
Oklahoma City Country Club
Bob McGrary
Knice
Friink
Staller
Missouri
San Pedro Squares Speedball Series Final Clashes at Roosevelt Park
San Pedro meets Roosevelt in the third and deciding game of the city championship next Sunday at Roosevelt Park after San Pedro tied the series 10 5 at San Pedro Park. Hugo s Grona and Kiesel starred for the winners while Baker tallied twice for the losers. Innes listed for the San Pedro squad.
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San Pedro
Roosevelt Park
Roosevelt
San Pedro Park
San Pedro Poal
Walloping
Hugis
Grona
Kiesel
Baker
Innes
Brace of Nurmi's Old Records Beaten
In Helsinki on June 20 Laurel Lehtinen aged 23, a Finnish Olympic hopeful, broke long standing Nurmi marks by running 2000 meters in 4 minutes 16.9 seconds and 3 miles in 18 minutes 50.0 seconds. Iso-Holm, another Olympic prospect, ran the 500 meters in 44.31 seconds as Nurmi’s records fell.
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Nurmi
Helsingfors
Pinland
Paave Nurmi
Laurel Lehtinen
Y. Iso-Holly
Simmons A C C Captain at Abilene Christian College
Simmons A C C captaincy named for Abilene Christian College with J. Erdie Weems selecting the sophomore runner to lead Jill 1980 Jack Tham. The record reports a 4 24 6 mile in the T T A A conference and a faster time in a record-breaking national college mile at Ghiengo.
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Simmons A.C. C
Abilene
Jing
Vonn Simmons
Sinton Miler
J. Erdie Weems
Jill
Jack Tham
AbMene Christian College
Simmons
Ghiengo
Ambassador Grew Hosts Japanese Olympic Team at Embassy
United States Ambassador James Grew hosted the Japanese Olympic team at the American embassy in Washington for a farewell party before their departure for the United States. The event included top Olympic athletes and youths, with officials expressing hope for future cooperation and strong international friendship between Japan and the United States.
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TOKLO
Mra
James Grew
Healéata
United States
Ynederd
Empirata
Lhe Dapannae
Suiersh Ab Vion Aleta
Anvbarnnday Chinwante
Japan
Quinn Victor Wins Kerrville Golf Final in Thrilling Finish
Edgar O Quinn, a young San Antonio dental student, captured his second major Texas golf title by defeating Lieut K A Rogers of Randolph Field in a dramatic Kerrville Invitation final. O Quinn had a morning 75 and sealed victory with a four foot putt on the final green, capping a week of strong play and close matches in Kerrville.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lieut
K. A. Rogers
Randolph Field
Kerrville
Young O'Quinn
San Angelo
Pup
Rogers
Lieutenant Rogers
Bernhard Schriever
City
Golfor O'Quinn
O'Quinn
John Marston
A. F. Shea
B. C. Clark
Houston
George B. Terrell
San Antomia
Ln Vie Gnals
Idim Hlal
San Marcos
E. H. Fatheree
Tucky Wood
Sin Mares
Eppssintion Towers
Jarratt Beanland
W. EF. Whitson
Kellyfield
C. Schreiner
Dr. ©. G. Care
Barry
Jack Doyle
Marburger's Hit Wins 7-6 Over Tigers In Dramatic Finish
Lefty Marburger delivered in the pinch to lift the Lettermen to a 7 to 6 victory over the New Brandeis Tigers on Tech field. The Tigers rallied in the eighth, but Marburger's timely hit sealed the win as Krueger homered for the opponents.
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McNair
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Adams
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Dolenaus
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Moeenia
Celine Tie
Mays Uhree
Tha
Winal
Grove Transfer Triumphs In Scrappy City League Contest
Al Wynne's Pup- Ma Service Minies, now Grove Transfer, built leads with three singles Sunday as veterans and a strong pitching effort from Wenne volany pace the team past Otiiitles. Rod Gumwall was roughed up, and the Whiners tied late but failed to hold, while Laredo and the Mixica Na Ulamats provided scattered offense.
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Pup- Ma
Minies
Grove
Army Ators
Rod Gumwall
Ted Baila
Bile Iisa
Wenne Volany
Dole
Ol Anite
Pinga Laredo
Kid McCoy Training For World Comeback
Norman Belby known as Kid McCoy, former middleweight champion, is at San Quentin building camp as he nears a parole July 20 for manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon. Credits from the road work program may allow release before his birthday. he plans to become a physical director in Detroit after parole. He blames Aguirre for his crime and vows to support prohibition upon release.
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Norman Belby
Kid McCoy
Plaimant
Selby
San Quentin Highway
Monterey Mountains
Wik Yews
Rand
Mantha
Seloy
Prohibition
Aguor
Los Angeles
Theresa More
Detroit
Parish Loop Dominates Parish League Scoring Parade
In Sunday Parish League action San Fernando crushed Sacred Heart 11 runs to 5 while St. Ann's pounded St. Patrick's 26 to 9 and St. Mary’s shut out St. Cecilia’s 19 to 1. The busy card included hits, fielding notes, and pitching lines with multiple players named across teams.
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San Fernando's
Sacred Heart
St. Ann's
St. Patrick’s
St Mary's
St. Cecilia's
A. Atco
Dwyer
Marlitt
Touinga
Fe Jule
Jacoba
Rava
Flynn
P Warewlass
Ste Cloakey
Aloore Unagsieled
Abrioth
Kaine
Halle
Dever
Aly Ftrick
Deser
Wining Lleher
Klevenhapen
Ella
SL. Neil
Girl of 13 Among Favorites in Golf Tournament
In Wichita Falls Texas on June 20 a Texas Women’s Memorial Golf tournament opened with a 13 year old girl among the favorites. The field includes the reigning Wallis champion and entrants from local towns and Houston. Names appear garbled but indicate several competitors and a governing committee.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Billy Gineson
Wag Amine
Miramipal
Wallas
X Field
Gaorge — Hurkaby
Lott Beats Parker In Tri-State Final
In Sincinnatt Ohio on June 2 George Lott 16-year-old tennis prodigy defeated Prankie Parker in a five set Tri-State final to win the boys' singles championship grounded by a sequence of scores. The event featured notable regional players and concluded with Lott clinching the title after a grueling finish.
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Lott
Parker
Sincinnatt
Ohio
Baile
Prankie Parker
Net Phenom
George Lott
Tavis Chip Stin
Fional
Champlat
Che Mately
Inter
Atm Do Hye En Mor Stager
Danby W. Thiek
Soerns Menlo
Clora Louse Zinkie
Tamale Mt
College net meet opens at Merion Cricket Club
The annual national intercollegiate tennis championship began at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pennsylvania. Keith Gledhill of Stamford University defends his singles title and faces top juniors as 44 colleges compete. Kar Kamrath of Texas, doubles champion with Bruce Barnes last year, heads the Southwestern group.
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Haverford
Mérion Cricket Club
Keith Gledhill
Stamford University
Shammton
Kar Kamrath
Texas
Bruce Barnes
Harsh League notes and player stats from a torn page
A garbled OCR fragment lists baseball names and numbers across American League teams. It mentions players like Foxx Ruth Gehringer and others with batting, home run, triple, and stolen base tallies, amidst scattered team and event notes.
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Thins
Ffs
Rimmune
Athletica
Alina
Fors
Aikimime
Ruth Tanifres
Re. Hile
Foxx
Averii
Thedian
Dylinles
Gehringer
Tiger
Potter Vallas
Caoyphell
Fawn
Myer
Broaines
Vanknens
Ruth
Yankenn
Chapman
Tohnaw
Red Box
Blu
Burns
Browne
Shooting Stars Open Skeet Contest at Ben Antonio Gun Club
Lyman sank 49 of 50 to lead the Slaters team at the Ben Antonio Gun Club range in Olmos Basin Sunday afternoon. Other top scores included H F Mehler 49 of 50 and Langston 47 of 50, with Grites 42 of 80 and Fitch 94 of 50 among participants.
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GO. Lyman
Tyler Jachym Moss Joins Pelicans In Major Move
In Beaumont on June 20, Pi-Jaedantym a young right handed pitcher rated highly by the Exporters was sent to Tyler as payment for Rabbitt Benton who moved after Tom Holley’s injury. Tachym joins the Tyler club today as veteran right hander Moss leaves Houston for New Orleans Pelicans per Fred Ankenman president of the Houston Buffs.
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Jachym
Moss
Pelicans
Beaumont Texan
Pi—Jaedantym
Rabbitt Benton
Tom Holley
Tachym
Houston
vTi
Ray Moss
New Orleans
Southern Association
Fred Ankenman
Houston Buffs
Jakicits
A Pelicans
Byron Nelson Sets Golf Links Record at Broadmoor Course
Byron Nelson of Fort Worth Texas set a new Broadmoor course record at Colorado Springs by turning in two 70s and a 16 49 round last week to surpass prior marks held by Chester Alderton of Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Cols
bi—Byray Welson
Fort Worth
Texas
Broadmoor
Chesler Alderton
Oklahoma City Tennis Tournament Field Grows Big
A record number of entries competes today in the Oklawora tennis tournament here. Favorites include Fred Royer of Daling and Mac Ceurworst of Wichita, who previously won the Missouri Valley singles titles at Tulsa.
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Oklawora
Fred Royer
Daling
Mac Ceurworst
Wichita
Tulsa
Fourth Annual Invitation Roll Tournament at Cleburne
In Cleburne Texas June 20 Pete Warliam of Port Worth led the qualifiers in the fourth annual invitation Roll tournament. He showed strong form in the qualifying rounds while Blue Birds shared in victory behind Pek and Nive Dine as Lent Sports reported.
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Cleburne
Texas
Pete Warliam
Port Worth
Hef
Banelay
The Empire and RKO Show Films at the Regal Theatre
A mixed film program features Eddie Robinson in a tense stage drama, Vivienne Osborne in a gold digger role, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr with Loretta Young in Like Your Nerve a romantic Central American tale. Also on bill are a Dempsey reel, newsreel, dog shows, and new short subjects with humor and action.
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Eddie Robinson
Ash
Empire Theater
Eddie
Quicker
Aken ix
Dance Hall
Wehl
Vivienne Osborne
Nerges
Hollywoort
Mickey Moutse
RKO
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Lorelta Young
Doug
Loretta
Claude Allister
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