Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn defeated by St Louis 9 to 4, New York beat Chicago 4 to 3, Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 3, with Pittsburgh Philadelphia game rain. American League Boston routed Cleveland 7 to 2 while others were rained out. Minor leagues Houston Dallas 9 Waco 7 Fort Worth 3 San Antonio 6 Wichita Falls 5 Beaumont 3 Shreveport 2. Southern Association Chattanooga 15 to 6 over Birmingham 12 11 Mobile 4 Little Rock 1 New Orleans 5 Memphis 4. Three games scheduled.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Western League Scores Summary Card
Wichita defeats Des Moines 5 to 4 while St. Joseph tops Denver 6 to 1. Oklahoma City blanked Lincoln 7 to nothing. Omaha and Tulsa games: Omaha 6 Denver 1? No, that line shows Omaha 6-9 and Tulsa 0-1.
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Des Moines
St. Joseph
Denver
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Omaha
Tulsa
Baseball Scores From The American Association
Indianapolis defeated Toledo 6 to 5 while Columbus beat Louisville and Milwaukee 9 to 7. Minneapolis lost 2 to 6 against an opponent. Kansas City and St Paul finished tied 6 to 6 in a separate contest.
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Toledo
Columbus
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Pacific Coast League Scores Briefs Card
In the Pacific Coast League results Seattle defeated Portland 4 to 2. Los Angeles beat Oakland 4 to 3. San Francisco topped Vernon 4 to 1. Salt Lake moved past Sacramento 7 to 3.
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Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Scores From East Texas League Action
In East Texas League results Paris lost 0 to 6 while Longview won 4 to 3 and Texarkana triumphed 3 to 1. Greenville beat Marshall 7 to 6 and Tyler edged past another foe 6 to 6.
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Where They Play National League Matchups List
Shreveport at Houston Dallas at Beaumont Fort Worth at San Antonio Wichita Falls at Waco New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh two games St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
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Good rain boosts Miami crops after steady showers
Special to The News Miami reports a heavy rain last night reaching all trade territory. An inch and eighty hundredths fell, bringing weekly total to two point three nine inches since Sunday. The rain improves soil conditions and boosts cotton and row crops with prospects for a bumper harvest.
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Youth Tells of Brutal Slaying of Aged Sisters
Louis Lobombarde testified that he and Charles Lefebvre killed Helen and Georgianna Gillis in Hudson New Hampshire to obtain their estate. He described striking Helen with a stick and Lefebvre beating Georgianna, then concealing evidence and disposing of materials at Camel's Hump.
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Georgianna Gillis
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Modern Champion Too Fussy About Defending Title Says Kilrain
Jake Kilrain argues the modern era is more scientific and less brutal than his time. He credits Queensberry rules and glove use for sport progress, notes limited rounds reduce knockout necessity, and recalls harsh training methods, including raw meat beliefs, water avoidance, and makeshift face hardening routines.
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Kilrain
Red Bird Seals Waco Victory In Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on July 31 Red Bird pitching for Waco dominated the Cats as the Cubs beat Johns 7 to 3. Five sixth inning runs broke the game open while Fort Worth loaded the bases in the ninth with none out but failed to score. Also Dallas edged Houston 9 to 8 with Love and Diviney aiding relief once Burns and Pence exited early.
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Bears Defeat Spudders In Ninth Inning Rally
In San Antonio on July 31 Ike Kha dot''s three bagger drove in Wirts after a walk with two down in the ninth, giving the Bears a 6 to 5 win over the Spudder series. The Bears started strong with a two run first inning aided by three hits. Other listed players include Lindsey Watts Wirtz Roberts and Query.
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Beaumont Exporters edge Shreveport 3 2 in slugging duel
In Beaumont on Friday afternoon Bernie De viveros delivered a decisive sixth inning homer with a man aboard as Bert Lewis battled Joe Gleason. De viveros added a double and a single to back the Exporters 3 2 victory over Shreveport. Other players listed include Mancusco Burns and Graham.
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Hereford Banks Show Deposits Reach Record Level
Hereford on July 31 reports June 30 deposits across three local banks exceeding a million dollars, a new record for the season. The year’s and 1923 comparisons show higher figures, with drought-like factors and crop marketing timing affecting typical lows, while Deaf Smith county farmers investing in dairy and poultry boost local deposits and promise regional prominence.
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Price of 7000 placed on head of Ghigago robber
Chicago report says a $7,000 reward is set for the remaining Drake Hotel robbery suspect. The gang robbed the Drake on the Gold Coast, escaping with $4,000 after a shooting. two robbers were killed, two captured, and William Mullenbach is still at large as hundreds search for him. Tracey Drake offered $5,000 toward capture, with Crow and Chief Collins offering $1,000 each.
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Drake Hotel
Gold Coast
William Mullenbach
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Lakeview Nine Arrives Today for Game Here
The Lakeview baseball nine travels this afternoon to face the American Legion squad at Gasser Park at 4 pm weather permitting. Lakeview, famed in the Panhandle, has defeated Shamrock and Wellington and is viewed as a top small-town club. Oscar Fonken of Happy is slated to pitch, bringing experience from Tulia and Matador.
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Filling Station Men Set Gasoline Price at 22 Cents
Gasoline will sell for 22 cents per gallon in Amarillo stations beginning today. A meeting at Palo Duro Hotel sponsored the price move and abolition of all discounts. C H Dixon led the discussion praising fair profits for full service stations. Also noted is a bankruptcy creditors meeting in Amarillo for James Osroe Mullins on August 10 1925 to decide on receiver commission.
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Boatman Albert Greene Saved 150 Lives on Serpentine
London reports Albert Greene a Serpentine river boatman credited with saving 150 people from drowning over a remarkable 365 year tenure.
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Albert Greene
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Great grid team for Clarendon is anticipated
Bulldog fans anticipate a strong Clarendon College football squad as Coach Burton welcomes back stars including the Close brothers from Shamrock who starred at Valparaiso University. With Clarendon now a senior institution, they become eligible to play, and many other top players from various schools are enrolling. Practice begins August 29, and Burton will have to select his first string as the fall schedule, not yet released, promises exciting games.
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Shamrock
Clarendon
Valparaiso University
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Hereford Names J F Riggs as New Football Coach
Hereford High School signs J F Riggs, Ottawa Kansas graduate and star athlete in football basketball and track, to coach the coming season. The hire sparks comment as many new players join and last year’s lettermen answer the call for practice. Last fall Hereford had a strong team and with Kansas plays added the squad is expected to be hard to beat this fall.
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Hereford
J. F. Riggs
University of Ottawa
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