Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 247, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 2, 1938 Page: 2 of 6
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OILERS OF TULSA
DROP LOWER IN
TEXAS LEAGUE J
TITLE RACE
NEW NOTES ARE PLACED IN
CIRCULATION BY MEXICO
and to ease credit conditions. In-
formed quarters said today.,
Government land bank* already
have put 12.000,000 peace of the new
notes Into circulation and, acoord-j
lng to rumors. It Is planned to
swell the issue by an additional
20.000,000 to 30,000.000 pesos. .
notes differ from the old
' The newH
In that they carry the Inscription
“payable to, the bearer*' only,
whereas the old are captioned paya-
ble In silver or cold.
DO YOU KNOW—?
MEXICO CITY. Aug. J.—(UP)—
The new ten-peco flat notes which
the government placed in circula-
tion July 25 are designed to finance
the nation's wheat and cotton crops
The Rock of Gibraltar la 1400 f(
high.
AMOOR L€A&£
CWB$
The Tulsa Otter*, a few days ago
riding high In thg Ttauut League
today appeased to ba sinking rapid-
ly. The Otters last night dropped a
I t» 1 name to Shreveport to slip
further behind the league leading
Beaumont Exporters.
Tulsa tost Its game the hard tray,
going 11 innings before Shreveport
stored the wtoning ran off Max
Thomas. Thomas stuck It out for
Tulsa for the entire game, allowing
19 hits.
Oklahoasa City defeated Houston.
4 to 1 aad 5 to (k in a doubleheader
last night to come within a game
and a half of Tulsa's third place
berth. Ash HUltn took credit for the
first game, a- 12-lnning affair, whan
he replaced BUI Prince In the 10th.
The two last seven hits.
ftank Lamanske limited Houston
to four hits in the nightcap.
Beaumont clung to its league lead
with a 4 to 1 wta over the Dallas
Steers, with Dixon Parsons. Beau-
mont catcher, connecting for a
home run in the eighth Inning with
one on.
San Antonio kept pace with Beau-
mont. holding second place with a
10 to 3 win from Port Worth. Sid
Oryska got his 10th home ran of
the teason In the fifth Inning off
Paul Leblanc. The Mlwdone routed
Leblanc in the seventh In favor of
8tan Obrbett. The two lost 11 hits
BHl Trotter. San Antonio pitcher,
was touched for six.
BY JOE RKU.
The long overdue and determined
Texaco OUen completed their up-
hill battle for first posit km In the
second half city softball me* last
night when they outlasted Rtdgbts
of Pythias in a thrilling game. H.
Softball as it Is preferred by hu-
man nature was the theme of loot
night's championship battle as the
Otters came from behind twice with
a barrage -of home runs to finally
five Harvey Byrd the victory over
/£.?# Title Playoff
Wilt Open Tonight
Knights of Pythias, first half
champions, and Texaco, winner
of the second half title, win meet
tonight at D. B. C. park in the
first game of the 193g title play-
off. The second game is'to be
played Thursday and the third
contest, it necessary, on Satur-
day night starting time of the
games is 0:30.
mtr ¥OHoN PfCTURB
STAR POUGHT 0
JACK JOHNSON?
10-inrh
John Angell and his mates. Six
errors committed by Knights proved
very costly but the fighting spirit
of the Otters was prevalent through-
out in the clutches aa was demon-
strated when they thrice rallied
after two men were already retired.
It was left to Jack Snodgrass,
former Daniel Baker athlete. In the
eleventh frame with the score knot-
ted at 6-all and with two of hie
mates retired to come through with
a four-base smash Into deep center.
This home ran wfth Whiter Morris
aboard spelled victory for Twtaeo,
for even though they bed the tying
tallies on base in the same frame,
the Knights were unable to more.
Tbxaeo jumped to 1-0 lead in the
initial frame when “Beene” Morris
walked and scored an McDaniel's
Flngle and Charles Chrane's error.
In the fifth. Tom Eduards brought
the Otters’ total to two when he
belted his first home run of the
second half Into the darkness of left
field . M
Knights of Pythies found their
range in the same frame and tied
the score 3-2 when Charles Chians
homared with Wagnon on base. K. <
P. then gained the lead in the
seventh when they scored three tal-
lies an five singles while Texaco
was producing only one run.
Trailing 5-3 and going Into the
final inning, another home run
brought results to the Oilers. This
time it
\r> who mttm LON6esr.
R£CORPf
Shreveport 3. Tulsa 2.
Beaumont 4. Dallas 1.
Oklahoma City 4. Houston I.
San Antonio 10. Port Worth 3
Ambers, Armstrong
Odds Are Tightened
North, Sonth Teams
Prepare for Battle
SKATES
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R« 'W*r ClAtMtl.
Heavily *ickel
NEW YORK. Aug. 2~<UP»— I LUBBOCK Texas. Aug 2— <UP»
Training camp cuts suffered by,—-North” and "South" footl|Ul
Henry Armstrong caused the edds teams of Texas high schools wenl
io tighten today on his chances of through heavy drills today In pre-
llftlng Lou Ambers lightweight title p«ration for their game scheduled
a week from tomorrow night at here for Bati/rday night,
the Polo Ground*. Coaching were Harry StuhM^r-
Annstrong. who already be Ida the her. football coach of the Univer-
(ratherwelght and weHcrwetgm *ity Q( Wisconsin for the North,*
championships, was gashed on the and i*rin WaMorf. roach at North-
right cheek and lower Up by spar- western University, for the 'South
nng partners Sunday It was thej The game will be the final evtm
first tune Henry s skin had shown of the annual Texas football reach,
a tendency to cut easily since he rs school which was opened yes ter -
crashed the big time a year and a day with a record attendance ol
half ago 325 high schorl- coaches and about
Ambers. who won the lightweight 123 eollrrr coaches and football
title from Tony Canaoneri 8ept. 4. stars from Texas school*.
1936 is strictly a "powerful-pull* Thu years faculty of the school.
staged by the Texas
Selection af f
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and calory. V
Mamraane gSc
Beaumont _____
San Antonio
Tulsa .........
Oklahoma City
Houston......
Dallas........
Shreveport ....
Poet Worth ...
CHICAGO, Aug 2]—<UP>—One
thing about the New York Giants
Is that they never give up. They
keep trying, not only on the field
but in the front office When BHl
Terry (and Terry Is the Olants’
front office* needs a player he goes
out mid gets him.
That's why they brv.c t Chalmers
• BHl* Cissell, the Inftelder who
might hare enough baseball left In
his system for the next two m«i'h.<.
to tighten up the Giants' infield
for a reeious stirrup' to over .aul
the Pr isb'irsrh Plrutrs
Ctrsrll. who played some great
baseball in his day with the White
Sox and Indians
Philadelphia 4. Detroit 0.
Washington 11. Clevelood 8
(Only games scheduled).
which is
ftc trol Foot hall Coaches'. As*ocia -
Uon Include* Prank Leahy, Pord-
Itam University line coach, and Ox
Da tiros*, of the Philadelphia pro-
frsMonal team, in addition to
Ntuhldreher and Waldorf.
Ben Brewster who drove
ooe through center field to bring
two runs across the plate ahead of
him. This sent the game into the
extra Innings with the score tied
0-0 aad paved the way for the Ott-
ers' final rally in the eleventh.
Karting In third place at the close
of the regular schedule. Texaco en-
tered the last half tournament with
what appeared only an outside
chance tor victory. Relying solely
upon the hurling crafty Harvey
Byrd, though, the Oilers surprised
fans when they downed Weakley -
Watson In their first contest.
Last night their goal, for the
present anyway, was reached.
TEXACO ABRHPOAE
Evans, rf ........ 5 0 1 3 0 0
N. MOrrts. st 0 10 4 10
McDaniel 3b .... 4 1 2 4 2 0
W Morris, ss .... 5 2 0 1 0 1
Edwards, lb ...... 4 1 1 9 0 2
Snodgrass, c1 .... 5 2 2 4 0 0
Brewster, 2b ...... 5 1 1 0 3 I
Mitchell If ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0
Bishop C ........ 4 0 * 1 1 0
Brrd. p .......... 4 0 0 1 3 0
"cushions
Sr lectio a ot laatheretta
_ _ llbert fabric
inJ Spring*
W~ * J ■ air*. • Aim*
Stamped a\d
polished h r a »V
Adjustable to my
degree of spray.
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League is the second .second- base* j
man 'Terry has bought since the'
season opened He gave up Watty!
Berger to get Alex Kampouns. who
proved a dismal fadwre.
A year ago tfe Olants were In
second piae** six games behind the
Cube but they came on to wtn the
pennant, Today they're only five
Change Race Date
r' * t ' f
LOS ANGELES Santa Anita wiU
open Its winer nvetir* on Dec. 31
this year instead of Dec. 25 as la
the pmk
New York .
Cleveland .,
Boston ____
Detroit ....
Washington
Chicago ____
Philadelphia
St. Louis ..
efM behind the Pirates
The Giants open a vital aerie*- -
vital for both cl ibs with the Cuba
at the Polo ground* today. Clay
BryadL the most Improved pttc er
in thk National League, was sched-
uled to oppo*e King Carl HutbsiLi
The Giants have a 2 1-2 game lead
on the Cubs.
Cleveland faltered yesterday in am
attempt to shave hall a warn* off,
the New York Yankees' American
League lead by losing a ID-inning1
battle to Washington. 11-0 The
! dians now trail the Yanks by
3 1-2 games. The Senators rallied!
In Che eighth and ninth to tie the
score and then staged a 3-run rally
In the tenth to triumph Bob Feller
was driven from the box but Rookie
J hrwiv Humphries a as charip’d
with the defeat.
The Philadelphia Athletics snap-
ped Detroit's 0-game winning streak
with a 4-0 victory
rONB every Monday
N. B. C Red Network.
TIB VOtCB OF
evening over the N«
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hoc.000 golfer* in America managi
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Chicago ____
Cincinnati .
Boston _____
Brooklyn ...
St. Louts ..
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Buck Ross, who
received credit for the victory, held
the Tigers to aevea hits In six in-
nings. byt wss taken out when two
men singled In the seventh Edgar
Smith then quelled the Tigers In
the last three frames.
(Answers to ‘Do YouL
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Ross he! ived
win his own game by driving in
1. Victor McLaglen boned Jack
Johnson In a six-round, no-deetton thred runs,
match in Vancouver, B. C.. March No other
10. IMF/ ■ ~ 1 .1 -
2. Traded by the Chleago COta* to TOI*D ^
the 84. Louis Cardinals beWeeen¥ RV NEV
games of a douMe-header. Max
Flaek played with both on the same ATLANTA
afternoon. May 30. 19*2 — (UP)—8e
3 Longest drive In golf Is credited D- f • J’ t
to E. O. Bliss of England Records *° rpcomm
show that he hit a ball 445 yards Prcsldent F
with 57 foot drop In roll at Herne H« ^
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 247, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 2, 1938, newspaper, August 2, 1938; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1026027/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.