Texas Cycle Spurs Pride in Lone Star Sports
Fort Worth dispatch notes a growing Texas cycle across sports led by golfers Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Byron Nelson and Ralph Guldahl in golf and stars like Dizzy Dean Ted Lyons and Tris Speaker in baseball. It highlights Howard Pollet a Houston left hander and mentions Texan prowess in boxing tennis track and football with regional and national implications. Houston is a St. Louis farm system hub.
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Fort Worth
Texas
U.P
Lone Star State
Sweetwater
Lew Jenkins
Carl Hubbell
Tex Carleton
Teddy” Lyons
Texas Aggies
Rice Institute
Houston
Fred Wolcott
Frank Guernsey
Bobby Curtis
Kentucky
Texas Seafine
Sunshine
Dizzy Dean
Tulsa
Dean
Schoolboy Rowe
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Lone Star Staters
Jack Johnson
Galveston
Wilmer Allison
Berkeley Bell
Bruce Barnes
Woolcott
North Texas
Rideout
Beefus Bryan
Texas Christian University
Howard Pollet
Houston Texas League
Pollet
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Louis
Two Girls Games Set for Thursday at Eaglefield
Charley Fowler announces two girls softball games Thursday night at Eaglefield. The Daniel's Jewels face Bisbee’s Southern Arizona Auto team at 8 15 after an El Centro girls vs Bisbee all-stars opener at 7. First game lasts five innings. nightcap seven frames.
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Charley Fowler
Daniel's Jewels
Jewels
Southern Arizona Auto Company
Bisbee
Van Mungo to Have Arm Examined
New York June 25 Brooklyn pitcher Van Lingle Mungo, on the Dodgers inactive list, leaves tomorrow for Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore to have his pitching arm examined. A pulled muscle in his right shoulder has limited his mound appearances this season.
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Brooklyn
Van _ Lingle Mungo
Dodgers
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mungo
Indians World Series dream meets comic skeptic
Henry McLemore muses on the Cleveland Indians and their volatile manager Oscar Vitt hoping they win the American League pennant and the World Series would expose their fragility. He jokes about doctors attending games and imagines substitutes if Cleveland falters, while noting box office impacts.
Zulus To Play Here At Municipal Park Friday Night
The African Zulu Giants in grass skirts will face Tucson Barq's El Centros at Municipal Park Friday night. Formerly the Detroit Giants, the team features Willie Jones, once with the local Yellowjackets. Barg's practice at 5 on the Southern Pacific diamond, game starts 8.
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Tucson
Pirates Coach Fined and Suspended After Bench Altercation
New York June 25. Coach Mike Kelly of the Pittsburgh Pirates was fined 50 dollars and suspended three days by NL president Ford Frick for his part in an argument with umpires during the second game of Sunday's doubleheader with Brooklyn. Infielder Gene Handley was fined 25 dollars after throwing a bucket from the Pirates bench following help restoring order. The dispute followed Umpire Ziggy Sears ruling Frank Gustine out for leaving second base too soon after Joe Vosmik's tumbling catch.
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New York
WUP
Mike Kelly
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ford Frick
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gene Handley
Handley
Pirate
Ziggy Sears
Frank Gustine
Dodger
Joe Vosmik
Indians Win Pennant World Series Rings Teased
The speaker captions a hopeful, sharp jab about a coach or official, imagining rewards and fan reaction. He jokes that a team would pressure for resignation via parchment petitions and cheers for the Indians to win the pennant and the World Series, predicting rings for victors.
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Indians
Weakest Clubs May Figure In Pennant Races
New York June 25. One yardstick for pennant contenders is success against league’s two weakest clubs. Yankees and Reds thrived by defeating seventh and eighth place teams. Dodgers and Red Sox also fared well against weaker rivals. Browns beat Athletics 9-4 in day game. Bobby Feller earned his 11th win as Indians defeated the Yankees 7-1, boosting Cleveland’s recent form.
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Eldon Auker
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Feller
Cleveland
Ken Keltner
Bill Werber
Guy Lombardo
Cincinnati
Shoemen and Laundry Teams Win Softball Games
In Class B action at Eaglefield Shoemen defeated Construction Labor Union 13-12 while Tucson Steam Laundry beat Time Market 15-9. Commercial league saw Pima Highway post a 100 victory over Mitchells Furniture. Tonight’s games feature Allied Printers vs Court House at 6 30, Construction Labor Union vs Quality Feed and Fuel at 7 30, Manhattan Chargers vs Knights of Columbus at 8 45.
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Construction Labor
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Time Market
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Mitchell's Furniture
Allied Printers
Court House
Construction Labor Union
Quality Feed
Manhattan Chargers
Knights of Columbus
Bisbee Douglas Lines Drill For Phoenix Thunderbirds and Merchants
The Bisbee Douglass Lines, a city league team, drill this afternoon at 5 at Eagle field in preparation for games against the Phoenix Thunderbirds tomorrow night and the Safford Merchants on Sunday.
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Phoenix Thunderbirds
Safford
Ladies at the Ballpark Ignore Baseball, Say They Come for Extras
Column notes that most women on ladies days at major league parks show little interest in the game. Instead they converse about budgeting, bargains, and family life while watching a few innings. The piece recalls rare moments of attention and comic remarks about players and celebrities.
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Junior
Model 1914 Still Faithful Driver Keeps Rare Car
Jesse J. Johnson operates a 1914 automobile in Geneva New York with engine out only for main bearing repairs. The car retains kerosene headlights and its brass radiator and has never been in an accident or towed according to Johnson.
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Geneva
Jesse J. Johnson
Texans Hold One-Game Lead as Series Opens
The Arizona-Texas league opens with the Tucson Cowboys hosting El Paso as the Texans hold a one game edge. Albuquerque and Bisbee start series in New Mexico. Albuquerque trails Bees by about one percent. Monk switches from Tucson to El Paso to pitch Thursday against his former teammates.
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Associated Press
Tucson Cowboys
el Paso
Bisbee
Albuquerque
New Mexico City
Albuquerque Cardinals
Tom Monk
Tucson
Monk
San Francisco
Cowboys
Harley
Doc) LaFevers
Jim
Emergency Arizona Texas league meeting may occur
An emergency meeting of Arizona Texas league directors was considered in Albuquerque New Mexico on June 25 as the league faced pressing scheduling and governance questions. Officials weighed urgent action to address member concerns and league integrity.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona-Texas League
Felix A. Hermann Buried at Chalmette National Cemetery
Felix A. Hermann once known as Hermann the Great is buried in Chalmette National Cemetery after dying in November 1938 in New Orleans. The longtime New Orleans resident fulfilled his dying wish to be laid to rest at the national cemetery.
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WUP
Felix A. Hermann
Hermann
Chalmette National Cemetery
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